WYETH NC Brief Autograph Letter Signed Wyeth to Earl Horter

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MENTIONS 20-YEAR OLD ANDREW WYETH'S DEBUT EXHIBITION WYETH, N.C. Brief Autograph Letter Signed, "Wyeth," to Earl Horter ("My Dear Horter"): "I have no drawings which would be of interest to anybody. What little talent I have certainly does not produce interesting drawings. Hope to see you soon." In a postscript Signed, "W," he adds, "Andy has produced some stunning water colors this summer. (He's still in Maine.) Macbeth gives him a show the last of October." 1 page, square 8vo, personal stationery. Chadds Ford, PA, [1937]

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On October 19, 1937, Andrew Wyeth's watercolor works were first exhibited by Robert Macbeth at his New York City gallery.