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			<font face="Palatino, serif" size="5"><b>Intimate Sketches of New York</b><br>
					<i>by Vernon Howe Bailey</i></font><BR>
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						<td><font face=Palatino,serif size=2>In October 2008, Illustration House hosted �Intimate Sketches of New York�, an exhibit and sale of impressionist pen &amp; ink cityscapes by Vernon Howe Bailey, drawn in the 1930s, and published in the <i>New York Sun</i>.
								<p>Rediscover old New York: an addition being built on the Frick, the elevated trains, one of the last wood-framed buildings, a McKim, Mead &amp; White masterpiece no longer standing, and other glimpses of the timeless bustle.</p>
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