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Europe LOG - page seven
May 22nd, 1972 (Monday)

GUIDANCE ASSOCIATES OF PLEASANTVILLE, NEW YORK

In Their letter of May 17th, (photostat enclosed) they request transparency of the VUILLARD, "Room Under the Eaves", which was sold many years ago to Mr Samuel H. Maslon, 1200 Builders Exchange, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Would you wish to contact him asking for his authorization[?] Meanwhile we are simply acknowledging the Pleasantville letter as per enclosed copy.

CLIPPINGS

Herewith, clippings regarding the Worcester theft but none regarding the Pieta, about which the Paris [nagers?] must have had many articles.

FONTAINEBLEAU drawing (Ottawa)

They write as follows, and Mrs. Cooney is ordering ordering two black and white photographs. Meanwhile, the letter is being acknowledged as per enclosed copy.
May 15th, 1972
The National Gallery of Canada is pleased to have received, from the Government of France, the honor of presenting Ottawa, in the spring of 1973, an important part of the Ecole de Fontainebleu exhibition which is being prepared by the Musees de France under the direction of M. Michel Laclotte and Madame Sylvie Beguin of the Louvre.
We have learned from M. H. Landais, Assistant Director of the Musees de France, that you have kindly agreed to loan the drawing by MAITRE DE FLORE, "Procris et Cephale", to our exhibition, which is tentatively scheduled to open in early March.
To assist in preparation for the catalogue we would like to order two 8 x 10 in. glossy black & white photographs of this drawing. Pease indicate the exact phot credit you prefer. Kindly direct the photographs and charges to my attention. Thank you for your attention to out request.
Yours sincerely, ALLISON LANG, Copyright and Reproductions.

Mr. PORJES

is checking in at the hospital today and I believe we are not to expect him back until June 5th.

ETHLYNE'S LETTER

We are holding it for Mr. Porjes's return. 

[re Air Freight]