The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 3月26日 10時27分

Vladimir Nabokov sometimes devoted as much as fourteen hours a day to sketching butterflies. It’s tempting to find, in the author’s detailed drawings, a figure for Nabokov himself—the shape-shifting artist who travelled from Old World to New. On newyorker.com, Elif Batuman examines a new collection of his detailed drawings. Illustration by Vladimir Nabokov/Courtesy The Vladimir Nabokov Archive at the Berg Collection/New York Public Library/The Wylie Agency LLC.

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