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LETTERHEAD
M. KNOEDLER & CO.,  
M. KNOEDLER & CO.,  
SUCCESSORS TO GOUPIL & CO.,  
SUCCESSORS TO GOUPIL & CO.,  
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KNOEDLER _ PARIS.  
KNOEDLER _ PARIS.  
PARIS OFFICE, 2 RUE GLÜCK.  
PARIS OFFICE, 2 RUE GLÜCK.  
/LETTERHEAD


Dec. 16TH 1896  
Dec. 16th 1896  


Dear Mr. Frick,  
Dear Mr. Frick,  
I am in receipt of your favor of the 15th inst. I regret that you did not have time to drop in on Monday as I always like to see you if only for a few moments.


I am in receipt
What you say concerning terms of the Chartran portrait of  
of your favor of the 15th inst.
President Elect McKinley to be painted without charge for the Carnegie Art Gallery are perfectly correct - the only  
I regret that you did not have
thing I see that could be added is that I understood Chartran  
time to drop in on Monday as
to say that besides exhibiting the picture here in our Gallery and probably at the Paris Salon of 1897 is that he would like to have a reproduction made of it in photogravure or some other process but should you object I know he will abide by whatever you say - in fact he wanted me to thank you most heartily for your kind interest in the matter and authorized  
I always like to see you if only
me to say that you had "carte blanche." He has been speaking to me about this portrait since last summer. He says that he will make a great success of it and that the exhibiting of it will do him an immense amount of good and more than compensate him for the time spent on doing it. The whole thing would be perfect if the sittings could be had soon by the end of the year if possible as the best time for Chartran to have his exhibition would be about the 10th of January. If necessary and if I can spare the time I would like to accompany Chartran to Canton where I suppose the portrait would have to be painted.  
for a few moments.
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What you say concerning terms  
of the Chartran portrait of  
President Elect McKinley to  
be painted without charge  
for the Carnegie Art Gallery  
are perfectly correct - the only  
thing I see that could be added  
is that I understood Chartran  
to say that besides exhibiting  
the picture here in our Gallery  
and probably at the Paris  
Salon of 1897 is that he  
would like to have a reproduction
made of it in  
photogravure or some other  
process but should you  
 
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object I know he will abide  
by whatever you say - in fact  
he wanted me to thank you  
most heartily for your kind  
interest in the matter and authorized  
me to say that you  
had "carte blanche." He has  
been speaking to me about this  
portrait twice last summer.  
He says that he will make  
a great success of it and that  
the exhibiting of it will do
him an immense amount  
of good and more than compensates
him for the time spent on doing it. The  
whole thing would be perfect  
if the sittings could be had  
soon by the end of the year  
if possible as the best time  
for Chartran ? his exhibition  
would be about the  
10th of January. If necessary  
and if I can spare  
the time I would like  
to accompany Chartran  
to Canton when I suppose  
the portrait would have to be painted.  
 
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M. KNOEDLER & CO., SUCCESSORS TO GOUPIL & CO., 355 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK. CABLE ADDRESSES. KNOEDLER _ NEW YORK. KNOEDLER _ PARIS. PARIS OFFICE, 2 RUE GLÜCK.

Dec. 16th 1896

Dear Mr. Frick, I am in receipt of your favor of the 15th inst. I regret that you did not have time to drop in on Monday as I always like to see you if only for a few moments.

What you say concerning terms of the Chartran portrait of President Elect McKinley to be painted without charge for the Carnegie Art Gallery are perfectly correct - the only thing I see that could be added is that I understood Chartran to say that besides exhibiting the picture here in our Gallery and probably at the Paris Salon of 1897 is that he would like to have a reproduction made of it in photogravure or some other process but should you object I know he will abide by whatever you say - in fact he wanted me to thank you most heartily for your kind interest in the matter and authorized me to say that you had "carte blanche." He has been speaking to me about this portrait since last summer. He says that he will make a great success of it and that the exhibiting of it will do him an immense amount of good and more than compensate him for the time spent on doing it. The whole thing would be perfect if the sittings could be had soon by the end of the year if possible as the best time for Chartran to have his exhibition would be about the 10th of January. If necessary and if I can spare the time I would like to accompany Chartran to Canton where I suppose the portrait would have to be painted. [end page 1 of 2]