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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Martin Birnbaum
Dec. 21, 1914
The Wolcott 4 West 31st Street New York
My Dear Birnbaum:
Magnificent surprise, the lithographs.[1] Really a success that beggars talk. The moment I am free—and I am moving to 40 West 36th Street tomorrow—I shall come around and weep upon your exquisitely chiselled neck, in the presence of 216 reporters, all sobbing in sympathy.
Toujours,
Aleister Crowley
1—[These were made from the drawings [Drawing #1 / Drawing #2] by Augustus John, now in the Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University.]
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