John,

Thanks fir the refreshing. The artist that learning frawing form as a kid, Will Anderson, had spent several years in Europe working for the US government right after WWII and had a keen eye and a few bucks and had peuchased a pair of Durer woodcuts which he had proudly hung in his studio. Being a kid, they never meant much to me until many years later, and after the required 2 semesters of "Art History" in my art major in college, I appreciated them so much more when visiting with his widow.

He also owned an original Bosch. Whew, go figure. The government must have been paying awfully well back then...

Bobert