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^[[cc: Mr. Albert Christ-Janer]]

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June 3, 1953

Dear Mr. Karl:

Your pleasant lines of May 26th coincided with Dr. Klaus Berger's visit to New York on his way to Europe.  It thus gave me pleasure to communicate to him your note and to ask him where you could reach him.  In view of his pending departure for France he gave me the following address:

Dr. Klaus Berger
c/o Gradnauer
68 Rue Georges Lardnnois
Paris 19, France.

Now, as regards a copy of his book he told me that he would have one forwarded to you from New York and, I assume, that ere long you should receive it.

As I wrote to Mr. Christ-Janer, in view of the personal interest I take in the Oeuvre of Gericault, I do hope that you will feel inclined to publish the English edition.  I do not recall whether I gave this indication to Mr. Christ-Janer, but Dr. Berger confirmed to me that a French edition was underway and should, most probably, appear by the end of this year.

Thanking you for your letter,

Yours very truly,

(Germain Seligman)


Mr. Barry D. Karl
Associate Editor
The University of Chicago Press
5750 Ellis Avenue
Chicago 17, Illinois

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