Ørvig. I will permit myself to ad-

vise You, or recommend to

You, to find one or two small

attractive drawings and present these to Engelsen.

If You at the same time also

wrote a brief in-

teresting letter to him, like the one You recently

sent me, it would fall on

very fertile soil. Engelsen also paid

so much for his painting

that it might perhaps be appropriate?

I know these people

well, and as Engelsen highly

respects You and Your art[,]

it might turn out to be both

fortunate and profitable. He would

particularly appreciate a letter from

You at the same time. – Well pardon

me for suggesting this, but think

about it. – I hope that we

will soon succeed in having all Your

drawings and woodcuts plac-

ed with acquaintances, and that

You will receive money and settlement

of accounts as soon as possible.

Very best wishes

Your obliged

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