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Letter from Alice B. Creelman to [H.C] Frick, 9 April 1915 [page 3 of 4]
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appraise some primitives and other paintings, damaged by fire, for Duveen, but that he was not well and was afraid to cross the ocean. It would avoid risk and expense if the picture ^or pictures came with him. If by any happy chance this should appeal to you there should be a transaction I ask you to let it pass through my hands entirely as I am fully commissioned by Lane to act as intermediary, but you know his quixotic and capricious temperance, and it will mean more to me if the matter passes through me to him,