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Documents associated with: 1st exhibition, Grafton Galleries, London, 1893
Record 5 of 7

System Number: 09706
Date: [28 April 1893][1]
Author: JW
Place: Paris
Recipient: Edward Guthrie Kennedy[2]
Place: London
Repository: New York Public Library
Call Number: E. G. Kennedy I/39
Credit Line: Edward Guthrie Kennedy Papers / Manuscripts and Archives Division / The New York Public Library / Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundations
Document Type: ALS


110. Rue du Bac. Paris.

My dear Kennedy -

I am very sorry about those etchings & lithographs having to come back and forth in this way because of my forgetting to sign them! - This I will now do at once - but I shall send them back again to London - as I really cannot take the responsibility of posting them in this rolled up state across the ocean - You must do this yourself! -

[p. 2] Did you go to the Grafton Galleries? and how do you think the Lady Meux[3] looks? - .

No rain here yet! It is now sixty days or more and not a drop -

What news have you that is amusing? -

Very Sincerely

J. McN. Whistler


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Envelope:

'Apr. 28. 1893'

[G. E. ?] Kennedy -
care of 25. Garrick Street
Covent Garden.
London -
Angleterre
[stamp:] POSTE / REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE / 25
[postmark:] PARIS 8 [...] / R. DU BAC / [...] 28 / AVRIL / [93?]
[postmark on verso:] LO[NDON] / CX / [...] AP29 / 9[3?]


Notes:

1.  [28 April 1893]
Dated from the postmark and the date written in another hand on the envelope.

2.  Edward Guthrie Kennedy
Edward Guthrie Kennedy (1849-1932), dealer with H. Wunderlich and Co., New York [more].

3.  Lady Meux
Arrangement in Black: Lady Meux (YMSM 228), shown at 1st exhibition, Grafton Galleries, London, 1893.