Epstein Secrets

th the performance of our agreement relating to the Office Pavilion, Epstein and I agreed that Studio would contract with Fancelli Paneling, Inc., a New York corporation ("Fancelli"), to fabricate, stain, finish, deliver and install the Library Cabinetry for the benefit of Epstein and LSJ. Fancelli holds

to be a reproduction of the design, color, finish and proportions of the antique cabinetry, bookshelves, columns and wood paneling of the library at El Escorial in Spain. I also provided to Mr. Epstein my own drawing of the proposed Library Cabinetry. On the basis of both photographs of the library at El Es

th the performance of our agreement relating to the Office Pavilion, Epstein and I agreed that Studio would contract with Fancelli Paneling, Inc., a New York corporation ("Fancelli"), to fabricate, stain, finish, deliver and install the Library Cabinetry for the benefit of Epstein and LSJ. Fancelli holds

to be a reproduction of the design, color, finish and proportions of the antique cabinetry, bookshelves, columns and wood paneling of the library at El Escorial in Spain. I also provided to Mr. Epstein my own drawing of the proposed Library Cabinetry. On the basis of both photographs of the library at El Es

r confirms, under oath, that Fancelli Paneling, Inc. was served with the summons and the FAC at its business address located at 24 East 64th Street, New York, NY 10021, in care of its president, Mr. Jean Pierre Fancelli, through Mr. Christian Barthod who verified to the process server that he worked at Fa

on (the "Library Cabinetry"). My design concept for the library of the Office Pavilion, as agreed to by Mr. Epstein, was inspired by the library at El Escorial in Spain. I also provided to Mr. Epstein my own drawing of the proposed Library Cabinetry. On the basis of the concept of the library at El Escorial

th the performance of our agreement relating to the Office Pavilion, Epstein and I agreed that Studio would contract with Fancelli Paneling, Inc., a New York corporation ("Fancelli"), to fabricate, stain, finish, deliver and install the Library Cabinetry for the benefit of Epstein and LSJ. Fancelli holds

to be a reproduction of the design, color, finish and proportions of the antique cabinetry, bookshelves, columns and wood paneling of the library at El Escorial in Spain. I also provided to Mr. Epstein my own drawing of the proposed Library Cabinetry. On the basis of both photographs of the library at El Es