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became interested in the theatre ,and operated the now detunct __ _
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became interested in the theatre ,and operated the now defunct Music Hall of Lewiston for over forty years,and with this as a business and investments in real estate,aquired something of a fortune,and at his death left fifty thousand dollars to build a new wing in the then new hospital in Lewiston.
1111810 Jfall of Lewiston for over for't7 7ears,and with this as
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My sisters eventually moved to Cleveland after the death of my mother,they married C;leveland men and settled down to establish their own families,and it was there with them in Cleveland that I b,egan my studies in art,on a scholarship offered me by one of the trustees of the old Cleveland Art [word crossed out] school.
a bU81ness and investments in real estate,aquired sometb!Vc
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The rest of the information will be found in the Index of
ot a tortune,and at his death left fifty thousand dollars to
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Twentieth Century American ar;tists,a copy of which I have
build a new wing in the then new hospital in Lewiston.
 
Jfy' sisters eventuall7 moved to Cleveland after the death ot
 
sy mother,the7 married Clleveland •n and settled down to
 
establish their own families,and it was there with them 1n
 
Cletiand that I b,egan 111 st\ldi•s 1n art,on a scholarship
 
,,ottered • by one of the trustees of the old Cleveland Art
 
. . . ., school.
 
The rest of the information will be found 1n the Index of
 
Twentieth CentUl')" .American arttists,a copy of which I have
 
 
also given to the Lewiston Public Library as a local record.
 
also given to the Lewiston Public Library as a local record.
I returned to Kaine three years ago,spending the summer at
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I returned to Maine three years ago,spending the summer at Georgetown Maine,and there painted a number of Maine "portraits",and then last summer I was at Vinalhaven,where I did another series of M;aine piaintings,and I am now at work on several others at this time,all of which will be shown at my Twenty sixth or seventh annual show,all of which have taken
Georgetown Maine,and there painted a number of Kaine •portraits",and then last summer I was at Vinalbaven,where I did
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place in N ew York,always,and from which my reputation as an American artist as well as an artist from Maine,has radiated. I also had shows in Berlin,London,Mnich,Paris,Breslau and
another series of 11,aine piaintings,and I aa now at work on
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Dresden--alas how different now all that world is,and the
several others at this time,all ot which will be shown at Df1'
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meaning and spirit of art so crushed out of existence.
Twenty s1.Xth or seventh annual show,all ot which hatJe taken
 
place in If ew York,alwa7s,and f'roa which Df1' reputation as an
 
American artist as well as an artist f(om 14a1ne,has radiated.
 
I also bad shows in Berlin,London,IIUnich,Paris,Breslau and
 
DJ,'esden--alas how different now all that world is,and the
 
nl5ning and spirit ot art so crushed out ot existence.
 
  
And so it pleases me greatl7. to rece'te your request for the
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And so it pleases me greatly to receive your request for the recognition that comes with it,as well as reasons of sentiment. And if the State Library is agreeable to the idea,I will be glad to forward any further material that may be kept on file for future use.
recognition that comes with it,as well as reasons or sentiment
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I have three short essays on painting coming out in I believe the next issue of a very solid magazine called Twice a Year and the essays are all on painting,the subjects being Leonardo da Vinci,Hans M;emling,and Gaston Lachaise, who was a very gifted sculptor who died three years ago, who was until his death a resident of Georgetown,Maine,where his widow still Maintains the country home and has been coming to Maine herself
.And if the State Library is agreeable to the idea,I will be
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for thirty years,always to Georgetown.
glad to forward any f'urther material that may be kept on file
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Accept my heartiest thanks then,for your kind letter of
for future use.
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recognition of me as a painter of Maine from Maine,and as a writer as well,and the new poems to come out have a lot of Maine thoughts,feelings,and pictorial effects in them.
I have three short essa7s on painting coming out in I b6lieve
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And I shall hope of course to have an official letter of
the next issue of a very solid magazine called Twice a. Year
 
and the essays are all on painting,the subJects being Leonardo
 
da V1nc1,Hans M\emling,and Gaston Lachaise who was a very
 
gifted sculptor who died three years aga,w&,. was until his
 
death a resident of Georgetown,Kaine,where his widow.still
 
llaintains the country home and has been coming to Maine herself
 
tor thirt7 years,always to Georgetown.
 
Accept -arr heartiest thanks then,for your kind letter of
 
reeognition ot me as a painter of Maine tram Kaine,and as a
 
writer as well,and the new poems to come out have a lot ot
 
Kaine thoughts,teelings,and pict&rial effects in them
 
.Ahd I shall hope of course to have an official letter of
 
  
 
 

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became interested in the theatre ,and operated the now defunct Music Hall of Lewiston for over forty years,and with this as a business and investments in real estate,aquired something of a fortune,and at his death left fifty thousand dollars to build a new wing in the then new hospital in Lewiston. My sisters eventually moved to Cleveland after the death of my mother,they married C;leveland men and settled down to establish their own families,and it was there with them in Cleveland that I b,egan my studies in art,on a scholarship offered me by one of the trustees of the old Cleveland Art [word crossed out] school. The rest of the information will be found in the Index of Twentieth Century American ar;tists,a copy of which I have also given to the Lewiston Public Library as a local record. I returned to Maine three years ago,spending the summer at Georgetown Maine,and there painted a number of Maine "portraits",and then last summer I was at Vinalhaven,where I did another series of M;aine piaintings,and I am now at work on several others at this time,all of which will be shown at my Twenty sixth or seventh annual show,all of which have taken place in N ew York,always,and from which my reputation as an American artist as well as an artist from Maine,has radiated. I also had shows in Berlin,London,Mnich,Paris,Breslau and Dresden--alas how different now all that world is,and the meaning and spirit of art so crushed out of existence.

And so it pleases me greatly to receive your request for the recognition that comes with it,as well as reasons of sentiment. And if the State Library is agreeable to the idea,I will be glad to forward any further material that may be kept on file for future use. I have three short essays on painting coming out in I believe the next issue of a very solid magazine called Twice a Year and the essays are all on painting,the subjects being Leonardo da Vinci,Hans M;emling,and Gaston Lachaise, who was a very gifted sculptor who died three years ago, who was until his death a resident of Georgetown,Maine,where his widow still Maintains the country home and has been coming to Maine herself for thirty years,always to Georgetown. Accept my heartiest thanks then,for your kind letter of recognition of me as a painter of Maine from Maine,and as a writer as well,and the new poems to come out have a lot of Maine thoughts,feelings,and pictorial effects in them. And I shall hope of course to have an official letter of