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[Art] [Wyeth, Andrew] [Nixon, Patricia], Letters Signed
[Art] [Wyeth, Andrew] [Nixon, Patricia]
Letters Signed by or Relating to American Artist Andrew Wyeth
Wyeth, Andrew
Autograph Letter, signed
Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, February 29, 1970. 1p. 4to, on Wyeth’s The Mill letterhead, and with his matching postal envelope, addressed in his hand. To Victoria Donohoe, “I am so pleased with the article you wrote about my little exhibit at the White House. To know that you get this feeling from my work is deeply moving.”
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Nixon, Patricia
Typed Letter, signed
Washington, D.C., March 19, 1970. 1p. 4to, on White House letterhead, with White House postal envelope. Signed as First Lady to Victoria Donohoe, “Thank you for your thoughtful note and the review of the Wyeth exhibit which you enclosed. We have been very pleased by the warm and enthusiastic response to this exhibit...”.Victoria Donohoe (1929-2018), was a freelance art critic for the Philadelphia Inquirer from 1962 to 2012, artist, historian. Instrumental in placing Narbrook Park in Narberth, Pennsylvania on the U. S. Register of Historic Places.
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[Art] [Wyeth, Andrew] [Nixon, Patricia]
Letters Signed by or Relating to American Artist Andrew Wyeth
Wyeth, Andrew
Autograph Letter, signed
Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, February 29, 1970. 1p. 4to, on Wyeth’s The Mill letterhead, and with his matching postal envelope, addressed in his hand. To Victoria Donohoe, “I am so pleased with the article you wrote about my little exhibit at the White House. To know that you get this feeling from my work is deeply moving.”
With:
Nixon, Patricia
Typed Letter, signed
Washington, D.C., March 19, 1970. 1p. 4to, on White House letterhead, with White House postal envelope. Signed as First Lady to Victoria Donohoe, “Thank you for your thoughtful note and the review of the Wyeth exhibit which you enclosed. We have been very pleased by the warm and enthusiastic response to this exhibit...”.Victoria Donohoe (1929-2018), was a freelance art critic for the Philadelphia Inquirer from 1962 to 2012, artist, historian. Instrumental in placing Narbrook Park in Narberth, Pennsylvania on the U. S. Register of Historic Places.
