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Cecil Howard to Mrs. Whitney, undated

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Title	Cecil Howard to Mrs. Whitney, undated
Creator	Howard, Cecil, 1888-
Creator Role	Author
Date Original	n.d.
Description	Letter written by Cecil Howard to Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, no date.
Physical Dimensions	28 cm (H) x 21.7 cm (W)
Personal Name Subject	Whitney, Gertrude Vanderbilt, 1875-1942
Subject (LCSH)	Art, American--20th century--Exhibitions--Correspondence
Organization Name	Whitney Studio Club Art Institute of Chicago
Collection	Whitney Studio Club and Galleries: Administrative and Exhibition Records, 1907-1930.
Is Part Of	Correspondence, Artists
Repository	The Frances Mulhall Achilles Library, Archives, Whitney Museum of American Art
Rights	The copying of any protected materials in this collection is prohibited, except for limited non-commercial, educational, and personal use only, or for fair use as defined in the U.S. copyright laws. Images from the Whitney's collection cannot be used for publication or commercial use without the prior written permission from the Museum's Rights and Reproductions Department. For more information about Terms and Conditions, please visit: http://whitney.org/TermsAndConditions
Type	Text
Format (Digital)	text/jpeg
Date (Digital)	2010-08-10
File Identifier	wscg0452
Digitization Specifications	Scanned on Epson 10000XL at 600ppi

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Format (Digital)	text/jpeg
Date (Digital)	2010-08-10
File Identifier	wscg.0452a
Digitization Specifications	Scanned on Epson 10000XL at 600ppi
Transcript	Dear Mrs. Whitney: The Chicago Art Institute has invited me to exhibit the stone figure which they saw in the recent exhibition at the Studio Club. Would you mind very much lending it? If you have any objection I could ask them to accept some other piece, but if not all you have to do is to mail them the enclosed card and they will take care of shipping to and from the show. I have not filled in the price but would suggest doubling the price you paid, which it seems to me you have a right to do as it belongs to you, as they undertake to insure for one half the sales price. However, I leave this to your judgement. I hear from your daughter Barbara that you had a fine trip on the Roma. The Sicilian trip is as fresh as ever in my memory and the blue and gold vision of temples against southern skies is there for keeps. I can never thank you enough. Hoping to see you soon, Cordially yours, Cecil Howard

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