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BELLOWS, GEORGE WESLEY. Autograph Letter Signed, “Geo Bellows,” illus-
trated with small ink drawing, to “Dear Mrs. Haggin,” inquiring whether the post between
the seats can be removed and complaining that one must speak too loudly when using a
telephone long distance.The illustration, a sketch of a man and woman separated by a col-
umn leaning toward each other, with holograph caption: “Diagram showing post.” 2 pages,
8vo, written on separate sheets; uneven scattered toning affecting page with drawing, some
chipping to bottom edges, horizontal fold.
[NewYork], nd
[300/400]
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CORINTH, LOVIS. Autograph Letter Signed, to Walter Gieseke, in German,
agreeing to sell some paintings and to accept a commission, and inviting him to visit him
at his studio. 2 pages, 8vo, personal stationery, written on the first and terminal pages of a
folded sheet; horizontal fold.
Berlin, 25 October 1917
[350/500]
“
. . . I am indeed pleased to be in a position to offer a few paintings for sale as well as to take
on a commission.
“
I . . . would be very happy to have you visit me in my studio. . . . After 9 o’clock in the
morning I am nearly always at home. . . .”
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HITCHCOCK, ALFRED. Photograph Signed and Inscribed, “Best Wishes,” to
an unnamed recipient,
1
/
2
-length portrait, showing the young director seated at a table and
reading. Inscribed in the image, lower right. 7
1
/
2
x9
1
/
2
inches; scattered minor creases.
Np, nd
[350/500]
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