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STATE FAIR OF TEXAS
DALLAS

St. Louis August 7th. 1930

My dear Miss O'Keefe:-

Last Sunday I saw in the Art Museum of St. Louis one of your paintings which so intrigued me that I have started all over again the attempt to get in communication with you and secure some good examples of your work to show in Texas where I live and where I have engaged for many years in directing art endeavor.

At present I am occupying the position of Supt. of the Art Dept. of The State Fair of Texas, and am on my way to New York to assemble the exhibit for this years Exposition. The Dept. which I direct is open to professionals only, and in support of this I am mailing you under separate cover, a catalogue of last years collection, which I hope you will do me the honor to look over.

You will find that I am well known in certain quarters in New York, having done considerable business with Milch, Macbeth, Mr. Price of the Ferar *gil Galleries, and other reliable people in the picture business. I went once to your New York address but found the place closed and was unable to discover any means of communication. I shall send this to Lake George, following the information contained in Who's Who in the Art Annual. May I hope to hear from you at The Nat. Arts Club, 15 Gramercy Park, New York where I stay when in the city. I will be in New York till the middle of Sept. and hope to see and to secure for my show some of your remarkable things.

Supt. A rt Dept. State Fair of Tex.

Georgia O'Heghe
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