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June 17th., 1936.

Dear Mr. Crosby:

I have been looking constantly for an opportunity to write you but until today it has seemed impossible to find sufficient time. I suppose that you, on the other hand, have been so busy with your book, that you have not noticed the absence of letters from me.

BUDWORTH: The items mentioned in your letter of April 26th., were duly delivered to Budworth - with the exception of those which were sold.

DUVEEN: The three pictures for the British Museum were sent up to Duveen's, together with an invoice, which up to the time of writing has not been paid. However, as Lord Duveen is in London I presume that his New York office has corresponded with him on the subject and that we shall have a check in payment before long.

STATEMENT: This will be sent you in the course of the coming week probably, as with the exception of the British Museum pictures, I understand the sales made have all been settled.

OLYMPICS Exhibition: As you probably know, these were shipped in our name and I presume that when they are returned Budworth will notify us and we in turn will communicate with you as to whether we or Budworth should hold them.

RICHMOND Exhibition: The watercolor "Beacon on the Rocks" has been returned and is here at our galleries.

PORTFOLIO received from BUDWORTH: I want to devote an entire letter, with list, to you about this, so will try to get that off the latter part of the week.

TEXAS exhibition: When you have an opportunity, would you give us the approximate dates of the show there and about which you had made the preliminary arrangements. As we then can arrange a schedule for the shows requested for Providence, Philadelphia, etc., allowing ample time for your work to be packed and shipped from place to place.

ART STUDENTS LEAGUE: They selected "The Waltz" for their exhibition and it is to be returned to us on July 1st. I understand that you had promised them to contribute to their show, and I told them the picture was not for sale, but that prints could be had, unframed.