Correspondence (incoming): Camerino, M., 1901-1904

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ALS (to Miss Berner) re inscription for Church 1901 Dec 4 ALS re difficulties with inscription for facade of Church 1901 Dec 4 ALS from Constance Camerino seasonal greetings and family news 1901 Dec 5 ALS (with mss. copy) re sending watercolor drawings by Paoletti for mosaics and gives costs 1901 Dec 19 ALS re mosaics for Church 1901 Dec 31 ALS (to Miss Berner) re inscription, work for Museum, his work for next year 1902 Jan 9 ALS hope the drawings have reached you 1902 Jan 11 ALS Paoletti working on drawings for Museum, hopes other drawings reached her 1902 Feb 11 ALS has shipped 6 cases, cannot find view of Abyssinia, suggests ruins of Athens or picture representing Literature 1902 Mar 26 ALS description of two designs by Paoletti, size and cost 1902 Apr 1 ALS he is working for her alone 1902 Apr 9 ALS (and ts copy) received her telegram, needs decision on third picture for Museum 1902 Apr 14 ALS (and ts copy) suggests blue stars to go with gold mosaics in the cupola of the Museum 1902 Apr 15 ALS re Mr. Zampatto and other workers at Stanford 1902 Aug 14 ALS enclosing contracts 1902 Sep 23 ALS progress on mosaics in Church and Museum, would like her comments on them 1902 Sep 25 ALS working on her request for sky in background of Church mosaic 1902 Oct 8 tel confirming width of pictures 1902 Nov 5 ALS re difficulty between Zampatto and McGilvray 1902 Nov 11 tel re pictures left 1902 Dec 2 ALS seasonal greetings, travel plans 1903 Jan 1 ALS sorry to miss her in Venice, is leaving soon for California 1904 Apr 30 ts copy of telegram re drawings for mosaics in Nave undated



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Salviati & Co. = Venezia

S. Polo, Palazzo Bernardo

Venezia, li 4/12 1901

Mrs Jane L. Stanford

San francisco

Dear Madame

Miss Berner sent me the inscription you wanted to be written on the mosaic picture on the front facade of Church. We made a lot of trials, but find it is absolutely impossible to succeed because there are too many words. The letters would be so small that I consider quite useless to put them because nobody will be able to read them. I therefore must ask you either to select a verse with a few words or to abandon any writing there- because I can assure you that the expression of Christ- whose figure is quite finished--tells the meaning of Mathew's verse just the same. I have written to Miss Berner that the inscription cannot be put on the two sides because it would be cut by the trees & mountains, the space occupied by the gold ground is too small to allow so many words to be written -

I therefore have to beg of you to let it go or to send me by return of mail another ver[se]

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but short, in order to allow the letters to be big & to be read from the neeths I mean from the ground

Our most dear Mrs Stanford kindly allow me and Mrs Camerino to send you our sin cerest wishes for a happy Christmas & new Year which we earnestly hope you will pass in the best of health & spirits -

With sincere compliments Respectfully Yours M Camerino

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M. Camerino Dec 4th 1902

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Salviati & Co. = Venezia S. Polo, Palazzo Bernardo

Venezia, li 4/12 1901

Miss Berner Palo Alto

Dear Miss

Your kind letter Nov.15th to hand and I have disposed the inscription. Come ye blessed of my Father, inherit the Kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world, Mathew XXV verse 34, to be put in front of the steps where our Lord is standing blessing the people -

I thought to have the inscription written round the two sides to the vertex, but the trees & the chaines of mountains cut the line - and in order to be read from the neeth - the best situation is to have the inscription written in front of the steps.

This letter will reach you I expect about Christmas. Allow me please to present to you & to your dear Family my [?] wishes & may God make you always happy as your [?]

With sincerely compliments Very truly yours M Camerino

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Constance Camerino Casa Diena Corte Minelli San Fantino

December 5/90

My dear Mrs. Stanford,

As Christmas & New Year is fast approaching I would like to send you my best wishes for a happy Xmas & pray the New Year be a harbinger of much joy & happiness. May you be rewarded for the untiring work, & the noble manner in which you execute all your beneficent acts. I always remember you as ------------------------------------will you kindly convey my kindest regards & sincere wishes to Miss Berner for the coming New Year. I am pleased to tell you, my darling little children are quite well. And now dear Mrs Stanford, may God bless you & with my renewed good wishes, and very kindest remembrances.

Yours very sincerely,

Constance Camerino.

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You desired me to in my nightly prayers, and I sincerely trust that God will always guard you. My husband has shown me the photo gravures of the University, they are charming, how much more so the reality I know that when all the actual work in hand will be finished next year, my husband will prepare for starting for S. Francisco. As also in the meantime his engagements with the Company, will happily be at an end, & as much as I shall regret our parting for some time

I must think of all the pleasures it will give him to see places all the works for which he has devoted his time for over two years, & I shall always cherish the hope of his returning with some orders, which we trust will further his fortune, is his starting again in business for himself. You will, I am sure be pleased with his new ideas, also of the mosaic floors, which no doubt will be very much appreciated by architects

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