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Paper Ephemera. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. A unique item. Offered is an original, typed and signed lengthy two-page letter (lacks original envelope) dated January 25, 1989 from Nir Buras to artist David Hockney requesting that Mr. Hockney be an advisor for his art project at UCLA (first reviewed by his office staff, attached to the letter is a post-it note indicating to Mr. Hockney "Already told 'No'"). The letter begins: "Dear Mr. Hockney: Your lecture at Sci Arc was deeply moving. I am a great admirer of your work. Following your course of discovery is like being on some giant ride through the universe." Lacks original envelope. Signed by Author(s).