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BY AIR MAIL PAR AVION Aerogramme Mr. Clement Greenberg S. Shaftsbury Vermont U.S.A. [[image - Italian postage stamp, 100]] [[image - Italian postage stamp, 30]] [[postmark]] [[illegible]] [[/postmark]] [[postmark]] [[illegible]] [[/postmark]] [[postmark]] [[illegible]] [[/postmark]] [[postmark]] POSTE [[VENEZIA]] CENTRO 10-11 9 VI 1964 [[/postmark]] Kenneth Noland American Consolate San Gregorio, Venice Italy (2) for them and they go along. After I get the pictures hung and Cornelia & the kids get here I'm going to buy a car and we're going to travel. No chicks, no one "hip" enough to have any fun with, As David used to say, "I've got better to home." he meaning Jean, I mean Kay. If you want to water the grass buy a hose at Greenbergs downtown & charge it to me. Glad to hear Jules & Tony lit into Alloway, I finally got tired of challenging him. they are both tough guys like you & me, Clem, but are crybabies like me. I'll probably be coming back in July because I sure miss all of you. I think about the California show and I watch [[strikethrough]] pe [[/strikethrough]] everybodies reactions to things here and come to the conclusion that all we can do is keep the pressure on because real Art never goes over in a big way. We've talked about these things so many times, but it seems necessary to keep facing them. Tell Jules if he doesnt watch out I'll build a second story to my studio when I get back. tell Tony not to get eaten alive at the college + Jeany to practice her chess and Clem, don't wear out my Erotica All my love to all you Ken
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