Scope and Contents In the wake of the Armenian Genocide, young G. Puzant was separated from his parents, deported from his homeland, and eventually relocated to Egypt, where he forged a career as a celebrated painter and was branded "King of Colors" by King Farouk. The overarching theme of his work is loneliness. Included are numerous printed articles/newspaper clippings on Puzant as well as photographs of him and his work. There is also handwritten correspondence between Samuelian and Puzant's relative as...