Bramhall, William

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69–73	Article (Art/illus. appearing within) July 1985 The social life of Rousseau: Anthropology and the loss of innocence By Robert Darnton
	November 1983 Illustration [Cover art] By William Bramhall and Andrzej Dudzinski SEE ALSO: Developing countries; Conrad, Joseph; Money; Novelists, English; Pictorial works; Poverty; Switzerland PDF IMAGES
57–60	Palpitations/Review (Art/illus. appearing within) November 1983 Philip Larkin's enormous yes: A connoisseur of doom whose wit refuses to die By James Wolcott
60–63	Books/Review (Art/illus. appearing within) November 1983 Dark dark dark: Heavy weather in Joseph Conrad's letters By Marvin Mudrick
72–74	Books/Review (Art/illus. appearing within) October 1983 Dictated but not read: It's wonderful being William Buckley, but it doesn't leave you time to write By Rhoda Koenig
61–64	Palpitations/Article (Art/illus. appearing within) October 1983 Hammett's long goodbye: A deferential biography of literature's Marlboro man By James Wolcott
	September 1983 Illustration [Cover art] By William Bramhall, Kimberly Bulcken, and Susan Meiselas (Photog.) SEE ALSO: Birds; Latin America; Pictorial works; Poets, American; Stevens, Wallace PDF IMAGES
58–62	Article (Art/illus. appearing within) September 1983 The poet as insurance man: Wallace Stevens as seen by his colleagues and friends By Peter Brazeau
	July 1983 Illustration [Cover art] By David Suter, William Bramhall, Roman Leos, and Jean-Claude Suarès SEE ALSO: Gandhi, Mahatma; Pictorial works; Statesmen; Tanks (Military science); Tenement houses; Women gymnasts PDF IMAGES
60–64	Books/Review (Art/illus. appearing within) July 1983 Lives of the saints: All celibate, vegetarian, utopian pacifists are not alike—cf., Tolstoy and Gandhi By Marvin Mudrick
57–59	Palpitations/Review (Art/illus. appearing within) June 1983 Blowing smoke into the zeitgeist: The well-deserved resurrection of Jean Stafford By James Wolcott
	May 1983 Illustration [Cover art] By David Suter, William Bramhall, John Brainard, and Martin Kozlowski SEE ALSO: Cameroon; Composers; Jungles; Bernstein, Leonard; Multiple-choice examinations; Pencils; Pictorial works; Reference books; Running shoes PDF IMAGES
38–62	Article (Art/illus. appearing within) May 1983 The tragedy of Leonard Bernstein By Leon Botstein
	February 1983 Illustration [Cover art] By William Bramhall, Hilary Knight, Gahan Wilson, and Arthur Lavine SEE ALSO: Diplomats; McCloy, John Jay; Pictorial works; Sontag, Susan; Turtles; Women authors, American PDF IMAGES
62–65	Books/Review (Art/illus. appearing within) February 1983 Susie Creamcheese makes love not war: What Susan Sontag is full of By Marvin Mudrick
57–63	Books/Review (Art/illus. appearing within) January 1983 The gracehoper and the aunts: The legacy of Cyril Connolly, literature's greatest enthusiast By Marvin Mudrick
56–60	Article (Art/illus. appearing within) December 1982 Thought: Please welcome my next idea By Hugh Kenner
52–55	Palpitations/Review (Art/illus. appearing within) December 1982 The limits of poetic license: The more you learn about Robert Lowell's life, the less you want to read his poems By James Wolcott
50–55	Review (Art/illus. appearing within) November 1982 Other people's mail: The letters of famous people are most interesting if you read between the lines By Joseph Epstein
70–73	Books/Review (Art/illus. appearing within) August 1982 Classics by the pound: The first four volumes in the Library of America are designed to sit on your bookshelf forever By Hugh Kenner
24–27	The fourth estate/Article (Art/illus. appearing within) August 1982 The tedium twins: Tonight By Alexander Cockburn
71–78	Theater/Article (Art/illus. appearing within) April 1979 Sondheim's little deaths: The ironic mode and its discontents By John Lahr