SIGNED MAXFIELD PARRISH HAND WRITTEN LETTER: Dated November 21, 1917, on embossed ''The Players, Sixteen Grammercy Park'' letterhead. Great content of Parrish rejecting to do WWI Liberty Bond posters. Letter reads ''Dear Mr. McAdoo: Your telegram of the 19th has been forwarded to me here and I fully appreciate the honor you have done me in asking my help in the problem of posters for the Liberty Loans. Honestly Makes me confess that I am no good at this sort of thing. I have thought and talked about it considerably & have almost come to the conclusion that none of are. I would gladly help you in this if I had it in me. There is one near you, however, much better than I, Barry Faulkner of the Camouflage, located in or near Washington. Do get in touch with him if possible. Very Truly Yours; Maxfield Parrish:'' Open letter measures 7'' x 9''.
CONDITION: The word ''get'' pencil written in upper right hand corner, toning.