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THE NATIONAL ACADEMY AMSTERDAM AVENUE AT 109TH STREET NEW YORK CITY - FOUNDED 1825 OFFICERS HOBART NICHOLS PRESIDENT EDWARD MCCARTAN 1ST VICE-PRESIDENT JOHN TAYLOR ARMS 2ND VICE-PRESIDENT CHARLES C. CURRAN CORR. SECRETARY GEORG LOBER ASS'T CORR. SEC'Y CHARLES S. CHAPMAN REC. SECRETARY FREDERICK BALLARD WILLIAMS TREASURER CHARLES KECK ASS'T TREASURER BARRY FAULKNER J. SCOTT WILLIAMS ROBERT NISBET ULRIC H. ELLERHUSEN F.W. HUTCHISON R.P.R. NEILSON - 175 WEST ONE HUNDRED AND NINTH STREET TELEPHONE ACADEMY 2-1219 - 215 WEST FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET Copy of letter to Miss Sue S. White 2617 Woodley Place Washington D.C. Dear Miss White - Your letter of Nov. 30 was given to me by the President of the Academy for investigation - I regret to have to say that it has not been possible to find any trace of the Canvas by Beckwith which you described to me in Washington. It is regrettable that there is as a rule so great a lack of systematic records of the works of artists - Largely their own fault. I can say this because I have a very carefully kept book recording all my pictures and what has become of them. Very Sincerely yours [[signature]] Chas C Curran [sign my name & send]
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