This eighty-eighth page of the Dante Diary, dated July 10, 1979-81, is stamped in capital letters on the bottom "Thinking of a postcard hell." Thirty four small square gouache drawings each with calligraphic descriptions form a 6x6 grid. The first square contains the title "Postcard Inferno" and the final square is a swimming scene of two bathers from an old postcard fragment. The left side of the page depicts a scene of a bathing pool from Butlin's luxury holiday camp. According to the artist box that was sent to the Sackners by Phillips the last drawing in this series should have been No.62 but is labeled No.83. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.