Dr Tom Honeyman's letter to Salvador Dali

From Scotland's favourite painting: Dali's Christ of St John of the Cross

My Dear Salvador Dali, Your note was awaiting me on my return to the office. All summer I have resisted any attempts to write you because I knew you were working. Now I know of Monseiur Ambroise Plaqueyent's visit and shall be delighted to render him every facility for whatever plans he has. We have had a florious summer with your picture. Visitors and discussions still continue and I have come triumphantly through several battles, enjoying all of them. I was hoping to have seen our mutual friend Georges Keller before his return to America. What chances are there for a visit from you before you cross the Atlantic. If it is not possible I must arrange to meet you in America for which I am trying to make some arrangements. With warm greetings to Gala and yourself. I am, Yours ever sincerely,
Letter from Dr Honeyman to Dali – Courtesy of the Honeyman family

See also

  1. Salvador Dali's letter to Dr Tom Honeyman
  2. Salvador Dali's sketch of Christ

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