From Edward Albright to Nancy C. Russell
From Edward Albright to Nancy C. Russell
From Nancy C. Russell to Mr. Edward L. Albright
Gilcrease Museum
Pasadena, California January 12, 1931. Mr. Edward L. Albright, B e l t , Montana. Dear Mr. Albright: Your letter of January 7th received. I am glad to have your new address and am sorry to tell you that so far I have found no one who is interested in your picture. Do you wish me to continue to keep it here or shall I return it to you at Belt? You did not tell me your lowest price on the canvas. If I put it in the art gallery down town, they will charge you twenty-five or thirty percent commission on what it sells for so I must have your selling price and whether the commission is to come out of that or be added before I can do anything further. Sincerely yours,
[Transcript by Lauren B. Gerfen, 2012-10-03]
Scope and Content Notes
Typed letter from Nancy C. Russell to Mr. Edward L. Albright dated January 12, 1931 stating that she has not had any luck in selling the painting and she would like to know if Albright would like the painting to be sent to a downtown gallery to be sold or not.
