Nabokov Under Glass - An Exhibition at The New York Public Library

	U.S. 1940 - 1960
U.S. 1940 - 1960 contains groupings which relate to Nabokov's life and writings. Clicking on the grouping titles will lead you to text about each subject, as well as to a checklist of the items in that grouping that are on display in the exhibition at The New York Public Library.
12. New Directions
	Vladimir Nabokov Nikolai Gogol Norfolk, Connecticut: New Directions, 1944 Berg Collection

13. Bend Sinister. New York 1947
	Vladimir Nabokov Bend Sinister New York: Henry Holt, [1947] Berg Collection
	Vladimir Nabokov Autograph letter draft to Allen Tate Pencil on card, [April 1947] Berg Collection

14. Russian Stories
	Vladimir Nabokov "Solus Rex" In: Sovremmennye zapiski (Paris), LXX (April 1940) Berg Collection

15. American Stories
	55 Short Stories from The New Yorker New York: Simon and Schuster, [1949] Nabokov's copy, with his holograph annotations Berg Collection
	Vladimir Nabokov ["Speak On, Memory"] Holograph notes on index cards, ca. 1969 Berg Collection

16. The New Yorker

17. Conclusive Evidence. New York 1951 Speak, Memory. New York 1967
	Vladimir Nabokov "Gardens and Parks," chapter fifteen of Conclusive Evidence, with notes to the publisher Typescript signed, with Nabokov's holograph corrections, ca. 1950-51 Berg Collection
	Vladimir Nabokov Speak Memory: An Autobiography Revisited Holograph manuscript list of illustrations with captions, [1965] Berg Collection

18. Lepidopterological Papers, 1941-53
	Special pass for "Mr. V. Nabokov" to the American Museum of Natural History Issued New York City, January 1, 1941 Berg Collection
	W. J. Holland The Butterfly Book Garden City, New York: Doubleday Doran, 1933 Nabokov's copy, with his extensive holograph annotations throughout, signed on the title page, Dmitri Nabokov, etc. Berg Collection

19. Lectures on Russian Literature
	Vladimir Nabokov "Anna Karenin" Holograph and typescript draft of lecture notes, 1950-59? Berg Collection

20. Lectures on Literature
	Vladimir Nabokov "Ulysses" Holograph and typescript notes for lectures, ca. 1950 Berg Collection
	Franz Kafka The Metamorphosis Translated by A. L. Lloyd New York: Vanguard Press, 1946 Nabokov's copy, with his holograph annotations and retranslations Berg Collection

21. Lolita. Paris, 1955
	Vladimir Nabokov "Lolita: A Screenplay" Typescript with Nabokov's holograph corrections, additions, and deletions, [1960] Berg Collection
	Vladimir Nabokov, London, 1959 Photograph by Colin Sherburne Berg Collection

22. Pnin. Garden City, New York, 1957
	Vladimir Nabokov Notes on the Swedish translation of Pnin Holograph notes in a Cornell University Examination Book in the hand of Véra Nabokov, ca. 1958 Berg Collection

Russia 1899-1919 | Europe 1919-1939 | U.S. 1940-1960 | Switzerland 1960-1977
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