MS01.05.00 - Box 03 - Folder 05 - Bearden, Romare - Correspondence, 1964-1988

Thank you for your nice letter. My wife and I will asside in Nashville USA- (American A.L) at 1004 am. (Friday 16th) I asked Ms Isagel Hust to book a room for me - I imagine it will be the Sheraton. I will book for Atlanta (to see the Atlanta U. exhiht) on Saturday afternoon at 2 oclock- I would, of, course, like to look around Fisk. also, thank you for your recent brochure, of your very interesting paintings, and statements. Sincerely, Romane B

Dave: Thanks again. here are the slides I promised. If you will can you send me the names of those persons in the organization (not the syndicate) But the South eastern : so I can have Abrams send them flyers about the book on me. I will see that you get one soon as is possible PS there is also a batch marked Mrs Heck(?) I met her at the convention. I think her husband is also a teacher but at a different

school from his wife. She coud be at Savannah state-? Could she be at Savannah state-? I think you will recall our talking with her en route to the dinner at vanoer bilt! If so, please forward her slides! Since I no longer own the PTGS, will you please ask her only to use the slides in classroom. For repro: if that is needed- illrefer her to the present owners. She asked me to send her a bill- but there is no chage im glad to oblidge: R

Now David: Here are some flyers of the book that might interest some of the professors in the Southeastern Conference. I am having a book sent you I hope it will be coming along soon- as shipments get lost(?) (in N.Y) Thank again to your kindness PS If you vouice send me a list of those persons whom you feel might be interested in the book I shall have flyers sent them.

Dear David: Thanks for the catalogue. I just got back from Paris and I will sit down and read it, but it looks just fine. Youd did yourself proud. Excuse this slint vote, I'm just now trying to get over the jet lag and settle down with the cat. I hope to see you soon. Thanks again. Romare PS Enclosing a letter showed you (?) someone who'd qualify.