Russell, Jean
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Summary: Allan describes his plans to come to Seattle to find a job, as "painting has slowed again, we could probably squeeze by - but we can't count on it and summer is bad for selling painting...."
William Allan is a painter. Relationship between Allan and Russell is unclear.
Donated 1977 by Jean Russell.
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Jean Russell letter from William Allan, [ca. 1974]. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
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