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April 28th, 1934.

Lewis Mumford, Esq.,
The New Yorker,
25 West 45th Street,
New York City.

My dear Mr. Mumford:

We are opening on the second of may an exhibition of the recent portraits made in this country by Miss Maria de Kammerer, the well known Hungarian artist.

Miss de Kammerer, whose name might be familiar to you on account of the fact that she has shown here before, has had a great deal of success in England where she painted the portraits of members of the Rothschild family and members of the British Aristocracy such as;
Lord Montegue Douglas
Sir Malcolm Mcgregor Barnet
The Princess de Chimay
Lady Betty Manners
The Duchess of Buccleuch
The Duke of Montrose

etc. Since she has been in this country she has painted;
Mrs. Dorothy Ledyard Wright
Mrs. Felix Warburg
Mrs. Henry Holt's child
Mrs. Henry Seigbert's children
Mr. John Schiff
Mrs. Richard Hoyt
etc.

The exhibition will show the following portraits which are her recent works.
Mrs. Maurice Hecksher
Mrs. C. W. Young
Mr. C. W. Young
Mr. Arthur Lehman
Mrs. Simon Guggenhim

t.s.v.p.