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ecked on the Jan Mitchell lead, and unfortunately Christie's never appraised his collection. Part of it was

Y 10022 tel fax cell On Aug 18, 2017, at 1:03 PM, Bernheimer, Max < wrote: Dear Richard, I checked on the Jan Mitchell lead, and unfortunately Christie's never appraised his collection. Part of it was gifted to the MET and I am friendly with the curatorial staff there- do you want me to check in with

ew York, NY 10022 tel fax cell On Sep 13, 2017, at 10:41 AM, Bernheimer, Max < wrote: EFTA00826625 Dear Richard, This is a work in progress. Fallani is not the easiest to work with. Stay tuned... Cheers, Max From: Richard Kahn [maiIto: Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2017 8:57 AM To: Bernheime

ue 4th Floor New York, NY 10022 tel fax cell On Sep 15, 2017, at 3:09 PM, Bernheimer, Max > wrote: Dear Richard, I now have confirmation from Fallani that the two boys indeed came from him. Sadly, he has no documentation from the 1960s so there isn't proof. However, with the information provided b

ecked on the Jan Mitchell lead, and unfortunately Christie's never appraised his collection. Part of it was

Y 10022 tel fax cell On Aug 18, 2017, at 1:03 PM, Bernheimer, Max < wrote: Dear Richard, I checked on the Jan Mitchell lead, and unfortunately Christie's never appraised his collection. Part of it was gifted to the MET and I am friendly with the curatorial staff there- do you want me to check in with

t the following valuations were appropriate: Hercules 200-300k Two boys 150-200 Total 350-500k please advise if Max should pursue further with Fallani or pass thank you Richard Kahn HBRK Associates Inc. 575 Lexington Avenue 4th Floor New York NY 10022 tel fax cell EFTA00826598 Begin forwa

both pieces have sufficient provenance to fulfill Christie's requirements. If there is a way to find out if

to the former curator of Greek and Roman at the MET, we have sufficient information that confirms both pieces have sufficient provenance to fulfill Christie's requirements. If there is a way to find out if Mitchell acquired the Herakles prior to 1970, its salability would increase dramatically. My estimat

auction. We know both the Herakles and the two boys come from the Estate of Jan Mitchell, and additionally that the boys were acquired by him from Fallani, who has confirmed this with us. Thanks to the former curator of Greek and Roman at the MET, we have sufficient information that confirms both piece

both =ieces have sufficient provenance to fulfill Christie's =equirements. If there is a way to find out if

to the former curator of Greek and =oman at the MET, we have sufficient information that confirms both =ieces have sufficient provenance to fulfill Christie's =equirements. If there is a way to find out if Mitchell acquired =he Herakles prior to 1970, its salability would increase =ramatically. My estimat

auction. We know both the =erakles and the two boys come from the Estate of Jan Mitchell, and =dditionally that the boys were acquired by him from Fallani, who has =onfirmed this with us. Thanks to the former curator of Greek and =oman at the MET, we have sufficient information that confirms both =iece

both =ieces have sufficient provenance to fulfill Christie's =equirements. If there is a way to find out if

to the former curator of Greek and =oman at the MET, we have sufficient information that confirms both =ieces have sufficient provenance to fulfill Christie's =equirements. If there is a way to find out if Mitchell acquired =he Herakles prior to 1970, its salability would increase =ramatically. My estimat

auction. We know both the =erakles and the two boys come from the Estate of Jan Mitchell, and =dditionally that the boys were acquired by him from Fallani, who has =onfirmed this with us. Thanks to the former curator of Greek and =oman at the MET, we have sufficient information that confirms both =iece

both =ieces have sufficient provenance to fulfill Christie's =equirements. If there is a way to find out if

to the former curator of Greek and =oman at the MET, we have sufficient information that confirms both =ieces have sufficient provenance to fulfill Christie's =equirements. If there is a way to find out if Mitchell acquired =he Herakles prior to 1970, its salability would increase =ramatically. My estimat

auction. We know both the =erakles and the two boys come from the Estate of Jan Mitchell, and =dditionally that the boys were acquired by him from Fallani, who has =onfirmed this with us. Thanks to the former curator of Greek and =oman at the MET, we have sufficient information that confirms both =iece

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uations were appropriate: Hercules =/span>200-300k Two boys 150-200 Total =/span>350.500k =/span> please =dvise if Max should pursue further with Fallani or pass thank you Richard Kahn HBRK Associates Inc. 575 =exington Avenue 4th Floor New York, NY 10022 tel fax cell Begin forwarded message:

oth =ieces have sufficient provenance to fulfill Christie's =equirements. If there is a way to find out if

to the former curator of Greek and =oman at the MET, we have sufficient information that confirms both =ieces have sufficient provenance to fulfill Christie's =equirements. If there is a way to find out if Mitchell acquired =he Herakles prior to 1970, its salability would increase =ramatically. My estimat

auction. We know both the =erakles and the two boys come from the Estate of Jan Mitchell, and =dditionally that the boys were acquired by him from Fallani, who has =onfirmed this with us. Thanks to the former curator of Greek and =oman at the MET, we have sufficient information that confirms both =iece