I saw this letter as part of The Morgan Library's Enaj Netsua exhibit in 2009 with many other wonderful things. She is magnificent! What a fun letter it must have been to receive. (Exhibit was 'A Woman's Wit' and it's Googleable for info/images.)
This is such a charming way to connect with a niece and offer a surprise. The surprise was for us finding out the author. Thank you so much for sharing this among piece of history showing love, connection and playfulness. It is truly remarkable.
!suolevram
Sknaht rof gnirahs! ♥️
Good heavens! What a find, Shaun!
I don't think there is a better comment than this one!
This proves why it pays to be able to read and write cursive script, even in this digital age.
!ylrettu lufthgiled
So wonderful! Thanks for this!
ooh i love this! playful indeed..!
I saw this letter as part of The Morgan Library's Enaj Netsua exhibit in 2009 with many other wonderful things. She is magnificent! What a fun letter it must have been to receive. (Exhibit was 'A Woman's Wit' and it's Googleable for info/images.)
This is such a charming way to connect with a niece and offer a surprise. The surprise was for us finding out the author. Thank you so much for sharing this among piece of history showing love, connection and playfulness. It is truly remarkable.
Absolutely wonderful!
This is a change of pace letter, no doubt! This is one from deep in the archives I am sure, thanks Shaun!