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Title	JRF to Mr. Myron Lechay, April 20, 1928
Creator	Force, Juliana, 1876-1948
Creator Role	Author
Date Original	1928
Description	Letter written by Juliana Force to Myron Lechay, dated April 20, 1928. Photocopy of the original.
Physical Dimensions	28 cm (H) x 21.7 cm (W)
Personal Name Subject	Lechay, Myron, 1898-1972
Subject (LCSH)	Art, American--20th century--Correspondence
Organization Name	Whitney Studio Club
Collection	Whitney Studio Club and Galleries: Administrative and Exhibition Records, 1907-1930.
Is Part Of	Correspondence, Artists
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)	2010-08-10
File Identifier	wscg.0458
Digitization Specifications	Scanned on Epson 10000XL at 600ppi
Transcript	April 20, 1928 Mr. Myron Lechay, 194 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, N. Y. Dear Mr. Lechay: Miss Appleton discussed with me your letter to her, and while we both feel that you have been very badly treated, I do not see how we can be of any assistance. However, if you would like to come in and talk over the matter with me, I might be able to give you some advice; at least I will be very glad to try. Will you call up Miss Fusfeld, my secretary, and make an appointment for some time next week? Very truly yours, JRF:EF