Re: Annette Rosenshine works (fwd)

[Noelle <http://dummy.us.eu.org/noelleg>]

 > Date: Thu, 17 Jul 2014 17:26:47 -0700
 > From: Alan Selsor <http://www.enfieldart.com/~alan>
 > 
 > Nice to hear from you. May I ask, how you are related to AR? In my research 
 > into AR and other artists of her era, I have sometimes relied on 
 > ancestry.com for info. The census records, family records, etc. from the 
 > early 20th century help me to understand something about the artist as a 
 > person. And I find such surprising details as the fact that AR actually 
 > lived on my street....her family had the house across the street from mine 
 > in the 1920s!  In her later years, she lived in an apartment building just a 
 > block or so away. I have recently reviewed some of her papers at the 
 > Bancroft Library. They have additional materials that are not catalogued, so 
 > not easily available. I have written a formal request in hopes that 
 > something can be arranged. Because of my research, the pieces I have online 
 > are essentially "on hold" as far as pricing/selling. I have come to realize 
 > that they may be more distinctive than I had thought -- that in fact they 
 > may be castings
 > of pieces AR modeled in Zurich c. 1922 while she was studying with Carl 
 > Jung. But I am happy for you to come see them, and I can further explain 
 > what I am learning about them. I am located in . Let me know if 
 > your journaies may bring you in this direction. Regards, Alan Selsor
 > 
 > ________________________________
 >  From: Noelle <http://dummy.us.eu.org/noelleg>
 > To: "http://www.enfieldart.com/~contact"; <http://www.enfieldart.com/~contact> 
 > Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2014 9:02 AM
 > Subject: Annette Rosenshine works
 >  
 > hello!
 > I recently found out that I am related to Annette Rosenshine and saw your 
 > website with her works. Is there any way for me to see them in person? I 
 > live in where-I-live
 > thanks
 > Noelle