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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Frieda Harris
[EXTRACT]
[5 January 1940]
I have often heard artists
criticize A.B. [Aubrey Beardsley].
They had one thing in common; they could none of them draw .
. . he died some years before King Edward came to the
throne. I am palsied by your inaccuracy. Period, indeed! His
line made an epoch. Your debt to him is evident, and
immense. By the way, he is perfect
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The culmination of Saturn with Venus in equilibrium almost
Chinese is marvellous.