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🗸 Dec. 8th, 1931. Dear Mr. Paul: Hans Waegen, who was obliged to embark last Saturday on a very unexpected trip to Europe, has asked me to write to you these lines and extend to you an invitation to the Galleries, for an exhibition of a number of charming and delightful water-colors, representing Portraits and Landscapes by Guillo [[Giulio]] de Blaas. The exhibition opens on Thursday, December 10th, at 2 p.m. and will continue until December 22nd. I would esteem the privilege of your visit and would be very glad if I could welcome you here one afternoon at the Galleries. Most sincerely, (Germain Seligmann) Maury H. B. Paul, Esq., 320 East 57th Street, New York City.