Epstein Secrets

< wrote: I have these appraisals mainly in email I received from Graham Arader, one of the biggest high end dealers in art/rare books in New York, Philadelphia, etc, and someone I have done a lot of business with over the years (as I used to collect very high end antiquarian books and manuscripts). This is

e: >> Sounds great. Well done. >> This is a 2m picture but it is not what I do. It it » very close to what I do » but not quite what I do. » Try the Denver Art Museum. They have a huge » collection (and are still » building) of art relating to England and of course » the British Center at » Yale is huge on this

> wrote: I have these appraisals mainly in email I received from Graham Arader, one of the biggest high end dealers in art/rare books in New York, Philadelphia, etc, and someone I have done a lot of business with over the years (as I used to collect very high end antiquarian books and manuscripts). This is

e: >> Sounds great. Well done. » This is a 2m picture but it is not what I do. It it » very close to what I do » but not quite what I do. >> Try the Denver Art Museum. They have a huge >> collection (and are still >> building) of art relating to England and of course » the British Center at >> Yale is huge on t

l wrote: I have these appraisals mainly in email I received from Graham Aradcr, one of the biggest high end dealers in art/rare books in New York, Philadelphia, etc, and someone I have done a lot of business with over the years (as I used to collect very high end antiquarian books and manuscripts). This is

>> Sounds great. Well done. >> This is a 2m picture but it is not what I do. It it >> very close to what I do >> but not quite what I do. >> Try the Denver Art Museum. They have a huge >> collection (and are still >> building) of art relating to England and of course » the British Center at >> Yale is huge on t