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Portrait
by Arnold of young Jack London.
We don't know nothing about the dating of this picture (more info at the
Bancroft Libr.), but we guess, it must have been a picture after first
success with "Call of the Wild".
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Anna
Strunzky, Londons unfulfilled love? Maybe at the first view, but there is
no thread of evidence for an affair. Anna was his intelligent and philosophical
sparring-partner, Co-Author of "The Kempton-Wace Letters" but
much too familiar
with "city-life" to be a mate for him. |
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With
friends on board of the Sophia Sutherland. The photograph was taken much
later, but it shows the ship, young ship-hand Jack took for sailing t Japan.
This schooner was the blueprint of Larsen's "Ghost". |
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With Charmian on board of the Snark. Look for the bow, Jack was so proud of. But unfortunately it failed... | ||||||
In Alaska? Look for the fur. Look for the clean house. And look at his face. Some people say, that picture was taken at Lake Tahoe, much later. | ||||||
co. Reinhard Wissdorf / StoryNet 1996 | Jack London Home | Essays | eMail | ||||||