From the late 1940s, this is novelist Henry Miller’s bold letterhead from Big Sur, where he spent years in relative isolation—writing, painting, and embracing a simpler life. The artwork was by Bezalel Schatz, an Israeli painter who collaborated with Miller on Into the Night Life, an experimental book that combined Miller’s words with Schatz’s illustrations.
Source: University Archives
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Letterheady
–adjective
1. overcome by a strong emotion due to a letterhead design.
