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264 -243- #33 Ferry Avenue Detroit, Michigan September 9th, 1901 My dear Mrs. Fenollosa-- I have spent the greater part of the last two days in a careful study of the fifteen kakemono received from you as follows:-- Sessai, Shigenaga, Morofusa, Hokusai, 2nd, Hokuba, Yeizen, Toyonobu, Shosen, Masanobu, Sekiyen, Hokusai, Fuji Maru, Koriusai, Morohira, Toyohiro. A number of these kakemono I have had the pleasure of seeing before. The majority, however, were entirely new to me. I find that my collection already includes very satisfactory examples of all the painters above mentioned, excepting Shigenaga and Sekiyen. The one by the former named artist (Shigenaga) I have retained, and take pleasure in enclosing herewith draft on Boston, payable to your order for $240.00, in settlement for same. Kindly receipt the voucher enclosed herewith, and return the same to me. The remaining fourteen kakemono will go by express to