
Don’t Forget the Serpent
Diana Vreeland, the legendary Vogue editor, wrote staff memos that were cryptic, brilliant and spare.
It is the seed that floats to shore, one word, one tiny, even microscopic word, is that which can alone save us.
William Carlos Williams

Diana Vreeland, the legendary Vogue editor, wrote staff memos that were cryptic, brilliant and spare.
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Set wide the window. Let me drink the day. Edith Wharton, “Vesalius in Zante”
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