Delivered-To: hlleibbrandt@onsbrabantnet.nl Date: Sun, 4 Mar 2018 15:12:50 +0000 (UTC) From: "janet g. smith" Reply-To: "janet g. smith" To: Leibbrandt Subject: Location that the artist painted in the 3 pvictures Dear Hans: When I asked do you know the location of the painting in my last email, this is what I was asking: The 3 pictures are of 1 specific event or location and Vincent van Gogh wrote about it in his letters. I have found the specific letters. I have just started to review Toulouse Lautrec's letters. I have identified the scene in relation to the artist "Vincent van Gogh" and the location he painted in all 3 pictures- your 2 paintings and the other 1 painting. So what I was asking are you aware of the location, that is the "Scene location the artist depicted=town". I am aware of a fourth painting that I reviewed almost 18 years ago that was not visibly signed, but in a photograph you can read the artists name 'Vincent'. It is study of one of the buildings Vincent Van Gogh admired in the same town=location. The owner of this specific study does not want the painting authenticated, will not pursue authentication and will pass it on to their heirs. The Van Gogh Museum will never know the work exists nor will the rest of the world. There is no indication of any artist but Vincent Van Gogh in the picture. The palette is identical for the buildings in all 4 paintings. I am continuing to review information concerning the artist Toulouse Lautrec I sincerely hope this clears up the confusion of my question. I do not care the owners or where the paintings are, but I do know the location or town the artist depicted in the four pictures. Best regards, Janet Janet G. Smith Fine Art Consulting & Appraisal Telephone: (402) 320-1239 www.jgsart.com PO Box 120214 Clermont, FL 34712 Please notify us, if you receive this email in error. Thank you. The telephone number is registered on the national do not call list.