MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS
BOSTON, MASS.

January 21, 1911.

My dear Mr. Stieglitz,

As I have had no reply to my letter
of January 12th, I am writing again to ask if we are to
have the privilege of showing your Matisse's in the Museum.

Professor Whittimore is very anxious that, for the
honor of Matisse, your pictures should be included in the
exhibition.

Mr. Lothrop will come to New York to get the pictures
if you are unwilling to send them by express. Will you
pardon my repeating that an early reply would be a favor.

Faithfully yours,

Alfred Stieglitz Esq.
291 Fifth Ave.
New York.

MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS,
BOSTON, MASS.

24th April 1923.

Alfred Stieglitz, Esq.,
New York, N. Y.

Dear Sir:-

I have been asked by the Committee of
Trustees to thank you for your generous offer of
a series of your photographs which are to be
exhibited in this Museum for a fortnight once
in five years. I assure you that the Committee
fully appreciate your action in this matter.

12th February 1984.

Alfred Stieglitz, Esq.
60 East 65th Street
New York City.

My dear Mr. Stieglitz:

In sending you the regular acknowledgment of your gift of twenty-seven photographs, the Committee wished me to extend to you their grateful thanks for your very generous gift.

January 13, 1926.

Mr. Alfred Stieglitz,
Anderson Galleries,
Park Avenue at 59th Street,
New York, N. Y.

My dear Mr. Stieglitz,

We agree to conditions outlined in your letter of January 11 regarding the transportation and insurance of the two Marins. I will personally take care of the packing.

Yours very truly,

Simon de Vaulchier.

Dec. 18 1926

Dear Stieglitz,

My warmest thanks for the Camera
work received some time ago; I am very glad to
have it.

I trust you are feeling better, and that we
may have a chance to see you this Xmas. I shall
be in N.Y. during next week.

Yours sincerely,

With kind regards also to Miss O'Keefe.

MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS

Jan 17 1929

My dear Stieglitz,

Your letter got mislaid; it was
very nice of you to write. We both return our
cordial wishes. I am delighted to hear about
the Metropolitan having your photographs. The
exhibition of your photographs here last fall was
much enjoyed by many visitors. I have been com-
ing to N.Y. for weekly lectures (N.Y.U. at Met.
Mus), but usually night trains both ways and
leaving very little time. My last lecture is
next week, if possible I will call up Monday
and find out if you are at home in the after-
noon. I am working very hard; have eleven art-
icles in press at the present time!

Very sincerely