GUILD OF ALLIED ARTS

142 WEST CHIPPEWA ST. BUFFALO

May 5, 1916.

Mrs. Henry Adsit Bull,
Buffalo, N.Y.

My dear Mrs. Bull,-

I find that there will be an
open date for an exhibition in our Little Gallery
from October first to twenty second inclusive and
believe that there will be no difficulty about
arranging to show the Hartley Paintings at that
time.

I think it would be an additional attraction if a few more pictures of a similar type of work but by other painters could be secured for this exhibit. If convenient for you to do so we would appreciate it if you will take this up with Mr. Stieglitz and see if he can supply the desired pictures at that time.

Thanking you for your kind
interest and help in this matter I am,

[with letter from Bull to Stieglitz, May 6, 1916]

291 Fifth Ave., New York.

November 15, 1916.

My dear Mrs. Bull:

I wonder whether the exhibition is still on, or over. I am primarily wondering about this because I would like to know when I may expect the return of the various pictures, etc., which are to find their way back to New York. Of course I would also be interested to hear how Buffaol took to the work. If it was at all interested. The men are naturally as curious as I am. Could you let me hear from you?

291 will open up next week with the exhibition of A Child's Work -- a girl of nine, who has had no lessons of any kind, either directly or indirectly.

With heartiest greetings, as ever,