Janus: Papers of Sir Cecil Beaton

St John's Library/Beaton/A1 contains:
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288	Letters to Beaton
289	Typescript letter signed to Beaton, from New York
290	Typescript letter signed to Beaton, from New York
291	Letter and cards to Beaton
292	Autograph letter signed to Beaton
293	Letters and card to Beaton
294	Typescript letters to Beaton
295	Autograph letter signed to Beaton, from London
296	Postcard to Beaton
297	Typescript letters and card to Beaton
298	Typescript letter signed from to Beaton
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Papers of Sir Cecil Beaton

Title	Letters and card to Beaton
Reference	A1/293
Creator	Jackie Kennedy (1929-1994)
Covering Dates	1965–1968 (Circa)
Extent and Medium	3 letters, 1 card; paper; Manuscript

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Onassis, Jacqueline Kennedy (1929-1994) 1st Lady and cultural icon

St John's Library/Beaton/A1/293 contains:

Autograph letter signed to Beaton. Loves Beaton's drawings of the children. Praises the drawing of Caroline. Sees all the things Beaton portrayed in her and was amazed that Beaton saw them too, especially as they were bouncing up and down the whole time Beaton was there. Was struck by how much the picture of John looks like a photograph of his father at the same age. Beaton saw all the things that she sees in her children. When they are old, the drawings will tell them more than any photograph about what they were like at that age. Hopes Beaton will be coming to New York next fall.
4p; paper.

21 May 1965

Autograph letter signed to Beaton. It was sweet of Beaton to thank her for going to his show. Adored everything in it. The children are waiting for school to be over so two kittens can come.
1p; paper.

3 June 1968

Autograph letter signed to Beaton, from Sun Valley. Thanks Beaton for the Christmas card and present. Wishes him a happy new year.
1p; paper.

1965–1968

Autograph card signed to Beaton, from Washington. Asks Beaton to write something on the enclosed picture of himself and then send it back. Hopes his pictures of them will be as expressive.
2p; paper.

1965–1968