THE BATH CLUB,
34, DOVER STREET. W.
TELEGRAMS, PELLUCIDLY, LONDON.
TELEPHONES {5250, GERRARD. 6464. GERRARD.
Dec 22 [1910]1
Dear Barrett2
I gave Wallace's first letter3 to Miss J. who promised to write to Richet about it, as W. asked. I have now [illeg.] yr further enclosures for which she was waiting before writing. The workmanship of the picure is certainly very remarkable. Do you know what a 'copie aux traits' means, & whether 'tracer un tableau' means to take a tracing.4 If so, probably has eminent folk than Raphael might have done it. One [2] wd like to know if Fabre5 is still alive, & whether Raphael can not only copy his own pictures but also do original work.
Sir. I wd much like to meet Wallace. Does he even come to London nowadays!
With all best wishes for Xmas | yours very truly | Everard Feilding6 [signature]
Status: Draft transcription [Letter (WCP3292.3260)]
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