Three Women in a Mirror
“Calgari, because I want you to know what he looks like. A good-looking man, don’t you agree? I love the vigorous luster of his black hair and eyebrows, I find it so much stronger and more intriguing—in a word, more manly—than Franz’s blond hair. You’ll have no trouble locating him on this print that was taken during a congress of psychoanalysts, as the others are all twice his age. He is standing in the group at the back, a few steps behind Sigmund Freud, the founder, the man with the strict beard and tortoiseshell glasses. What a relief I had the sense not to go to him! My therapist is something else altogether, don’t you think?
Return this picture to me right away because I have to put it back. To tell you the truth, I stole it from Calgari’s desk when he slipped out for a moment; if he can find anything in that shambles of books, letters, and files, I bet it would take him a while to realize that the photo had disappeared.
In any case, I now have a copy a photographer made for me .
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