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We beg to acknowledge with thanks your favor of the 25th, and will be very glad to receive the photographs for which you have sent to New York. In today's paper we are going to reproduce, from the photogravures published in the Burlington Magazine, the Rembrandt Portrait of Himself, and Van Dyck's Portrait of Frans Snyders and his wife, for which we are giving due credit to the Burlington. Whatever additional subjects you may have | We beg to acknowledge with thanks your favor of the 25th, and will be very glad to receive the photographs for which you have sent to New York. In today's paper we are going to reproduce, from the photogravures published in the Burlington Magazine, the Rembrandt Portrait of Himself, and Van Dyck's Portrait of Frans Snyders and his wife, for which we are giving due credit to the Burlington. Whatever additional subjects you may have in the shape of photographs, we should be | ||
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(1910) BOSTON EVENING TRANSCRIPT Editorial Rooms Boston, Nov 27 H.C. Frick, Esq., Pride's Crossing, Mass. Dear Sir: We beg to acknowledge with thanks your favor of the 25th, and will be very glad to receive the photographs for which you have sent to New York. In today's paper we are going to reproduce, from the photogravures published in the Burlington Magazine, the Rembrandt Portrait of Himself, and Van Dyck's Portrait of Frans Snyders and his wife, for which we are giving due credit to the Burlington. Whatever additional subjects you may have in the shape of photographs, we should be