PRESERVATION PHOTOCOPY: ORIGINAL MATERIAL RESTRICTED

September

7th - 1927

My dear Monsieur Marcousis:

I cannot understand what happened to your water-
colors as Marcel Duchamp wrote me that everything had
arrived safely at Monsieur Lebvre-Foinet 2 Rue Brae
Paris in June and would be delivered by them.

Your pictures should have been delivered the same
day that the one of Mme. Halicka arrived. The moment
I received your letter I wrote to M. Duchamp and
asked him to attend to it. His address is 11 rue Larre
They were of course insured and I have also notified
the Insurance Co. They must be at Lebvre-Foinet I
do believe since Duchamp wrote that everything had
arrived. Please let me know when you receive them.
You know of course how disappointed I was to only have
water-colors at so important an Exhibition, for until
we have our own building I question whether we will
arrange another so important an exhibition.

I hope Mme. Halicka received her draft. It should have reached her
before you wrote.

With kind greetings to you both

Very sincerely yours