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April 30th 1930. 

Dear Mrs. Weibel, 

I just received your nice letter of April 26th and thank you ever so much for your good wishes. Finally my cold has vanished with the Spring flowers and I am beginning to be myself again. 

It really is pathetic this year, that so many things I planned I could not go through with, as for instance my trip to Detroit. Always some unexpected matter crept up, as soon as I was about to make a decision and I am sincerely sorry not having an opportunity of shaking hands with you before leaving.

Your Rembrandt exhibition must be magnificent. I have the Art News de Lux Edition here, in which most of the paintings are reproduced, and I do not think there was ever a finer exhibition held in the world. You really can be proud of it and I congratulate you on it's success.

I trust you meanwhile received the two pamphlets on the pink tapestries and hope they give you pleasure. 

Should you by any chance, later in the summer, make up your mind to come to Europe, do drop me a line please and let me know when you are coming to Paris, or where you are going to spend most of your time so we can have a nice time together again. 

Meanwhile, take good care of yourself and wishing you a very pleasant and enjoyable summer, I remain with my very kindest regards, 

Yours cordially, 

(R. H. Waegen)

Mrs. A. C. Weibel, 
The Detroit Institute of Arts, 
Detroit, Michigan.

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