ing fever – we have also had cold-inducing weather

here: oppressive heat followed by late winter cold and a

deluge. My workers build one day and “shirk”

the next day repeatedly – you were fortunate to have contracted everything

for a “fixed price” – just have it put “in black and white”. ––– Well I

am sending these woodcuts without printing board as you suggested

you can obtain printing board from Wernöe & Gulbrandsen at

my expense – at least for the “Milling weather picture” – (do not place

“white” under it. – And then there is a Midsummer Eve bonfire for Mrs.

Breyholtz – I have struggled no end with shitty paper;

but I cannot bear to re-do “Midsummer Eve bonfire” or

“Milling weather” before I get hold of Japanese paper – I

think by that way that Milling weather is one of the best impressions

I have made of this motif – you will have to convince Kreyberg.

Well forgive my scribbles – what is the situation

with Petra? – When will you come here?

Best wishes to all of You

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