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October 18, 1930

Dear Junior, ^[[Fleischmann]]

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Next month, we are going to have a very important exhibition of Harrington Mann's works including many of the best things he has painted over here and in England during the last two years.

Now I just receive a letter from him from London in which he says he is very anxious to have your portrait in this exhibition as he considers it to be one of the finest things he has ever painted. He has asked me to take this up with you because he will not be here until a few days before his exhibition opens, his pictures being now on their way here.

Now if you would have no objection to doing this, all you would have to do would be to send your portrait to some picture dealer in Cincinnati or to Loring Andrews and request them to pack it securely and ship it to us by express. The exhibition which opens the second week in November will last two weeks so that you would have your picture back the first week in December.

I hope you will be able to lend it because it will be the outstanding portrait in the whole exhibition and will be very helpful to the ex-