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SR, % W. Krauss
P.O. Box A-50
Port au Prince, Haiti

Dear Bob:

Here, in two envelopes airmail, is the completed Pippin monograph. Will you airmail me your remarks, corrections, suggestions, referring in each case to the page of MS and approximate line; I have an identical copy here.

When you have done that, will you mail the MS itself, with the enclosed letter, to Clement Greenberg, % COMMENTARY, 425 Fourth Ave., New York City? Many thanks.

In your letter I hope you'll say something about your plans and doings. Specifically what about the Pippin and Haitian shows?

Our warmest greetings to you all, and I hope we will see you very soon after our return to New York in April; there will be so much to talk about.

Always yours,
Selden

Transcription Notes:
The first monograph devoted to an African American artist was Selden Rodman's Horace Pippin: A Negro Painter in America, published in 1947.