Max Ernst Remembers Peggy Guggenheim's Housekeeping.

The text focuses on Max Ernst's recollections of Peggy Guggenheim's housekeeping during their time together. While the actual cleaning was carried out by discreet, well-trained staff, Guggenheim herself was noted for leaving personal items, such as dishes and beauty tools, visibly out. Ernst also recalls that his shirts were returned from an upscale Manhattan cleaner in carefully wrapped boxes, reflecting the high standard of service maintained in Guggenheim's household.