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8th September, 2024.
The Texas Museum of Art,
413623.
To whom it may concern,
I am writing to you regarding a photograph that I believe would be a valuable addition to your collection.
An assortment of pictures taken by Arthur Tress are contained within a book titles "The Dream Collector." While all of its images are very interesting, being based off of dreams had by children, one in particular stands out to me. It is titled "Girl with Dunce Cap." The aforementioned girl sits in a classroom, all alone except for one other student in the background, looking down at their book. The girl's head is completely covered by a megaphones, worn like a dunce cap. I think that the photo is a good choice for your museum, because there is no explanation for it. Its origin is a dream, so viewers could have many different interpretations as to what is meant to be going on, and find their own meanings to it.
To conclude, "Girl with Dunce Cap" is a wonderful piece, I believe it would be right at home within your museum, and your visitors will think so too.
Sincerely,
J.R.W.
To whom it may concern,
I am writing to you regarding a photograph that I believe would be a valuable addition to your collection.
An assortment of pictures taken by Arthur Tress are contained within a book titles "The Dream Collector." While all of its images are very interesting, being based off of dreams had by children, one in particular stands out to me. It is titled "Girl with Dunce Cap." The aforementioned girl sits in a classroom, all alone except for one other student in the background, looking down at their book. The girl's head is completely covered by a megaphones, worn like a dunce cap. I think that the photo is a good choice for your museum, because there is no explanation for it. Its origin is a dream, so viewers could have many different interpretations as to what is meant to be going on, and find their own meanings to it.
To conclude, "Girl with Dunce Cap" is a wonderful piece, I believe it would be right at home within your museum, and your visitors will think so too.
Sincerely,
J.R.W.
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