Art Print Information and Thank You Letter

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Art Print Information and Thank You Letter

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1930

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Gottscho, Samuel H.
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Tracey, Brandon
Contributor:
Waterbury, Florance
Recipient:
Wiesel, Professor

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This document comprises two distinct items. The first page provides descriptive metadata for a gelatin silver print titled "East River Panorama" by American photographer Samuel H. Gottscho, created around 1930. It notes the artwork's acquisition by The Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1970 through the Florance Waterbury Bequest, and details copyright and printing information. The second page is a handwritten thank-you letter from Brandon Tracey to Professor Wiesel. Tracey expresses deep gratitude for Professor Wiesel's lecture to Chapman University Presidential Scholar seniors, highlighting the wisdom and insightful responses that left a significant impact.

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New York City, NY USA
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EWG_1420_03_08-09
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