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LETTERHEAD
H. C. FRICK.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
/LETTERHEAD

May 13th, 1911.

Dear Mr. Gerrity:-

I thank you for yours of the 11th, in regard to the two pictures. Thought there was another Metsu concerned, but perhaps I misunderstood.

At your convenience, could you give us a little information in regard to Thaulow Paintings, which I have never been able to get quite straight in our record?

On February 28th, 1903, a credit was given for painting called "Shenango River, New Hamburg" - $1,500. Where did this picture originally come from?

There were three pictures bought on June 26th, 1899 for $4,000, viz: "Moonlight" (Oil); "Pittsburgh" (Oil); "Pittsburgh" (Pastel). Which of these pictures does Mr. Frick still have? The Pastel was, I think, given away.

There was also a picture called "Bridge of Varona", which appeared on a memorandum of July 25th, 1901. Do you know what became of that?

Your kindness will very much oblige,

Yours very truly,

To

MR. T. GERRITY,
c/o M. Knoedler & Co.,

556 Fifth Avenue,
NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.

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