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Manuscripts

Collage and drawing


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    Artwork

    Manuscripts

    Primarily collages Babitz made between 1967 and 1970, using magazine clippings, paper, and cardboard. Collage subjects include musician friends and acquaintances including Jim Morrison, Mick Jagger, Stephen Stills, Ginger Baker, and Noel Harrison; commissioned work featuring Marilyn Monroe and Liza Minnelli; and pastoral and abstract scenes. There is also a 1917 watercolor by Babitz family friend Kate Steinitz, and an undated drawing by Eve Babitz's mother, Mae Babitz.

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    Collages

    Manuscripts

    Collages 16x20 or smaller, including the pieces Arizona Mona and Reagan, Nixon, Brezhnev, and Monsters. There is also a watercolor by Babitz family friend Kate Steinitz, dated 1917.

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    Collages

    Manuscripts

    Includes 12x13.5 framed collage entitled Surfer Girl.

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    Eve Babitz, family, and art

    Manuscripts

    Photographs of Eve Babitz from childhood through the 2000s, her family, and artwork. Artwork photographs include several prints of a Brian Jones collage, and a series of slides taken by Paul Ruscha.

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    Collage materials and album reproductions

    Manuscripts

    Materials collected by Babitz to create collages, including magazine clippings, photographs, posters, and reproductions of artworks. Also included is material related to her album artwork for The Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, and Linda Ronstadt.

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    Eve Babitz collage

    Visual Materials

    A collage by Eve Babitz that likely depicts Henry James and Edith Wharton and was gifted by the artist to her former partner and fellow writer Dan Wakefield. The female figure has been cut out of the photographic print and an image of clouds at sunset has been placed in the negative space. Babitz's signature and date are at the lower right corner. The collage is mounted on a board.

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