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Title	Harley Perkins to Mrs. Force, April 15
Creator	Perkins, Harley
Creator Role	Author
Date Original	[1928]
Description	Letter written by Harley Perkins to Juliana Force, dated April 15, [1928].
Physical Dimensions	26.7 cm (H) x 18.5 cm (W)
Personal Name Subject	Force, Juliana, 1876-1948
Subject (LCSH)	Art, American--20th century--Exhibitions--Correspondence
Organization Name	Fogg Art Museum Whitney Studio Club
Collection	Whitney Studio Club and Galleries: Administrative and Exhibition Records, 1907-1930.
Is Part Of	Traveling Exhibition
Repository	The Frances Mulhall Achilles Library, Archives, Whitney Museum of American Art
Rights	The copying of any protected materials in this collection is prohibited, except for limited non-commercial, educational, and personal use only, or for fair use as defined in the U.S. copyright laws. Images from the Whitney's collection cannot be used for publication or commercial use without the prior written permission from the Museum's Rights and Reproductions Department. For more information about Terms and Conditions, please visit: http://whitney.org/TermsAndConditions
Type	text
Format (Digital)	text/jpeg
Date (Digital)	2010-08-03
File Identifier	wscg.0326
Digitization Specifications	Scanned on Epson 10000XL at 600ppi
Transcript	Dear Mrs Force- Your letter to the Fogg was an extremely dignified one and in my opinion fully justified. The stand you are taking is an important one. You may be interested to know that Mr. Cutler feels exactly as I do. Have also told Connnick who is also on my committee at the Art Club and he is enthusiastically with you. As soon as I am able to do so shall let Eggers know about it;for I feel that some tof these people should have first hand information. At the moment I am supremely tired,not physically but mentally. All I want to think of is the sun and mountains. Norway seems immensely beautiful. I did not tell you but by-laws are being worked on at Art Club to make it impossible for any exhibiton to be held there which the directors have not passed on! Thank God you dont know them. Thanks immensely for your very cordial letter. As always, Harley Perkins April 15. [1928]