The Tattooed Countess
Carl Van Vechten: A Bibliography
Why and What (an advertising pamphlet, signed atlas; 1914)
Music After the Great War (1915)
Music and Bad Manners (1916) Out of print
Interpreters and Interpretations (1917) Out of print
The Merry-go-round (1918) [1] Out of print
In the Garret (1920)
Marguerite d'Alvarez: A Broadsheet (1920)
Interpreters (1920)
The Tiger in the House (1920)[1]
Peter Whiffle: His Life and Works (1922)[1]
The Blind Bow-boy (1923) [1]
Mr. Van Vechten has written prefaces for the following books:
Sophie, by Philip Moeller (1919)
A Letter Written in 1837 by Morgan Lewis Fitch (1919) Privately printed
Lords of the Housetops (1921)
Kittens, by Svend Fleuron (1922)
In a Winter City, by Ouida (The Modern Library: 1923)
My Musical Life, by N. A. Rimsky-Korsakoff (1923)
Prancing Nigger, by Ronald Firbank (1924)
The Lord of the Sea, by M. P. Shiel (1924)
The following books contain papers by Mr. Van Vechten:
When Winter Comes to Main Street, by Grant Overton (1922)
Mr. Van Vechten is the composer of:
Five Old English Ditties (1904)
The Tattooed Countess |
A romantic novel with a happy ending |
New YorkAlfred · A · Knopf |
For Hugh Walpole
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