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385 311 Detroit, Dec. 11, 1905 Prof. Ernest. Fenellosa, 17 E. 27th St., New York City. My Dear Professor Fenellosa:- I spent all of yesterday in looking through three different shipments of paintings, etc. recently received from Matsuki, Yamamoto and Mayesa, and out of the lot I have selected a few specimens which I have taken the liberty of shipping by American Express pre-paid, to your residence in New York City. They are as follows:- One Kakemono Ink painting of a goose, by Sesshiu Twelve un-mounted paintings of animals, flowers, birds, et., attributed to Korin. One album containing twenty-four fans, painted by Korin. One Kakemono, turtle on rock, and two storks on the sky, attributed to Korin. One Kakemono, a large one, of a girl standing beside a cherry tree, attributed to Hokusai. One Kakemono, pine tree and squirrel, attributed to Shugetsu.