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Geral Dfckl r Hall, C y, Dlckler & Howley 122 t 42nd Street 1 ew Y rk 17, N Y rk D Mr. Dtckler: J ary 16, 1964 any thank for yours of JCI'\u 7th . Mrs . Gug nh lm sent us two letters of gift, bath of which w r without strings ach It Is the opinion of the Law staff h r th sh could make bsolutely no valfd l 'gal claim, but If w re to nd the work to rlborough she might be abl to in titut a nuisance suit on th grou that sh had not giv nth w rk forth commerci I odv t th University but only for ih sthetic njoyment. It w thought unllk ly that sh would institute a suit on such a flimsy is, but pa ici lon in o rlborough show hardly se m Important enough to Jnvalv ven a sm II risk . She woul lik to exchCI'l a painting by Braque that sh owns for our I P lloek. Her only is of claim, In effect, is that by dbplayi th work in a stud nt r fectory -which has n the case -we sh our lack of lnt rest In It, wh reas by su ing th artist th tt of his lowest ebb, she h dem tro- t her ri ht to his paintin whtch sh h commissi d only given away a time wh she did not haves c for it. If you would be dis eel to mak availabl t us copl f the pertinent correspond nee, as sug eel In your lett r, w w ld bo pie to rec lv it, but I am sur you can se why th matt r fs n f sufffcl nt om nt to us to iustify our paying you a fe f r th Sincerely yours, F k S iberling H ad, De rtment of Art

01-16-1964 Letter from Frank Seiberling to Gerald Dicker

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had not giv nth w rk forth commerci I odv t th University but only for ih sthetic njoyment. It w thought unllk ly that sh would institute a suit on such a flimsy is, but pa ici lon in o rlborough show hardly se m Important enough to Jnvalv ven a sm II risk. She woul lik to exchCI'l a painting by Braque that ing th artist th tt of his lowest ebb, she h dem tro- sh owns for our I P lloek. Her only is of claim, In effect, J ary 16, 1964 t her ri ht to his paintin whtch sh h commissi d only given

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Page 1: 01-16-1964 Letter from Frank Seiberling to Gerald Dicker

Geral Dfckl r Hall, C y, Dlckler & Howley 122 t 42nd Street 1 ew Y rk 17, N Y rk

D Mr. Dtckler:

J ary 16, 1964

any thank for yours of JCI'\u 7th. Mrs. Gug nh lm sent us two letters of gift, bath of which w r without strings ach •

It Is the opinion of the Law staff h r th sh could make bsolutely no valfd l 'gal claim, but If w re to nd the work to rlborough she might be abl to in titut a nuisance suit on th grou that sh had not giv nth w rk forth commerci I odv t th University but only for ih sthetic njoyment . It w thought unllk ly that sh would institute a suit on such a flimsy is, but pa ici lon in o

rlborough show hardly se m Important enough to Jnvalv ven a sm II risk . She woul lik to exchCI'l a painting by Braque that sh owns for our I P lloek. Her only is of claim, In effect, is that by dbplayi th work in a stud nt r fectory -which has

n the case -we sh our lack of lnt rest In It, wh reas by su ing th artist th tt of his lowest ebb, she h dem tro-t her ri ht to his paintin whtch sh h commissi d only given away a time wh she did not haves c for it .

If you would be dis eel to mak availabl t us copl f the pertinent correspond nee, as sug eel In your lett r, w w ld bo pie to rec lv it, but I am sur you can se why th matt r fs n f sufffcl nt

om nt to us to iustify our paying you a fe f r th

Sincerely yours,

F k S iberling H ad, De rtment of Art