DLA016-0130 Transcription
J. WALTER THOMPSON COMPANY
ADVERTISING
LONDON, W.C.2
BUSH HOUSE, ALDWYCH
Mr P.A. De Laszlo,
2 Fitz Johns Avenue
Dear Sir:
I have since our conversation had considerable correspondence with our New York office in reference to the reproduction of your painting of the Pope [6690].[1] The people in our New York office have gone to a considerable effort in the matter and they suggest that it might be a good thing for you to allow one of the well known National Magazines to print a full page reproduction in one of their issues. They have gone to the extent of consulting these Magazines & they have obtained the consent of the Publications.
This would give you a great amount of publicity which would be valuable for your proposed trip to America,[2] and at the same time it is more than likely that one of the larger Publishers would
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approach you for Publishing rights; you could then make what terms with them that you saw fit. I could come up to see you & discuss this further if you would let me know.
I have also received from our New York office a form which they have as a customary official permission & I would be very grateful if you would sign it & let me have it back.
I want to thank you for all the courtesies you have shown me & hope that you may desire some benefit from our efforts on your behalf.
Sincerely yours,
[indecipherable]
Editorial Note:
J. Walter Thompson Company, pioneering international advertising agency.
SMDL
29/12/2017
[1] See also DLA016-0131, letter from J.Walter Thompson Company to de László, 31 October 1924
[2] De László was in America from October 1925 to April 1926.