Brief aan Jan Veth Possibly 1889

"Brief aan Jan Veth" is a handwritten letter by Dutch artist André Jolles dated October 13th, 1889. This personal letter, potentially discussing a portrait commission, offers insight into the artist's working methods and relationships. Jolles explains that he has been busy, likely with other projects, leading to a delay in delivering the portraits. He also mentions a client named Joke and suggests that their portrait was not taken successfully, indicating a possible challenge in achieving the desired likeness. The letter demonstrates the importance of communication and client satisfaction in the art world.