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Rembrandt's Hat

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Rembrandt's Hat. New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1973:

[The Silver Crown] [Man in the Drawer] [The Letter] [In Retirement] [Rembrandt's Hat]

[Notes from a Lady at a Dinner Party] [My Son the Murderer] [Talking Horse]

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"The Silver Crown". Playboy, 19 (December, 1972), pp. 120-122, ff.

  • Major Characters:
    • Albert Gans: The protagonist.
    • Gans: Albert's father.
    • Jonas Lifschitz: A rabbi?
    • Rifkele Lifschitz: Lifschitz's daughter.
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"Man in the Drawer". Atlantic, 221 (April, 1968), pp. 70-78, 89-93.

  • Major Characters:
    • Howard Harvitz: A freelance writer visiting Kiev.
    • Feliks Levitansky: A taxi driver/writer in Kiev.
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"The Letter". Esquire, 78 (August, 1972), p. 136.

  • Major Characters:
    • Newman:
    • Newman's father:
    • Teddy:
    • Ralph:
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"In Retirement". Atlantic, 231 (March, 1973), pp. 48-52.

  • Major Characters:
    • Dr. [Simon] Morris: A sixty-six-year-old retired physician.
    • Flaherty: The doorman and elevator man of Dr. Morris's condo.
    • Evelyn Gordon: A young woman living in the same condo.
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"Rembrandt's Hat". New Yorker, 49 (March 17, 1973), pp. 34-49.

  • Major Characters:
    • Arkin: An art historian, thirty-four, teaching in the New York art school.
    • Rubin: A sculptor. Arkin's colleague.
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"Notes from a Lady at a Dinner Party". Harper's, 246 (February, 1973), pp. 86-90.

  • Major Characters:
    • Max Adler: A thirty-two-year-old architect.
    • Clem Harris: Max's old professor of architecure.
    • Karla Harris: Harris's young wife.
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"My Son the Murderer". Esquire, 70 (November, 1968), pp. 102-104.

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    • Harry:
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"Talking Horse". Atlantic, 230 (August, 1972), pp. 27-34.

  • Major Characters:
    • Abramowitz: The talking horse.
    • Goldberg: Abramowitz's deaf-mute master.
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