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Sept. 1, 1937, Dear Yashiro, I have written more than once in the last 18 months without eliciting a word in reply. And in more recent months your art periodical has ceased to reach me. I trust this does not mean either that your attitude toward me, or that your own position at home, has undergone a change for the worse. The new edition of my Florentine Drawings is already in the press. I am beginning to think of the friends to whom copies are to be sent. You naturally rank among them but I must know just how and where to address them so that they shall reach you with the least trouble to yourself. I was in the Aegean during the brief interval that Tucci was here, so that I failed to see him and get information about you from him. Sincerely yours, B. Berenson |
