To: jgsomaha@yahoo.com From: Leibbrandt Subject: High Resolution "Vincent photo's" and more Cc: HansLeibbrandt@onsbrabantnet.nl Bcc: ta.pouw@hotmail.com Dear Janet, We do not want to disturb you, but we are very curious to hear about your efforts to get the three paintings authenticated as made collectively by Vincent and Lautrec, and we have no idea how much time this process can take. Can you give us some information ? Teun discussed the whole story about the three paintings with his neighbor. His neighbor is a retired aircraft constructional engineer, but with a large experience, network and knowlege of the painting art world and the financial world. He advised Teun to to publish the story of the three paintings in a prominent glossy quality magazine in the Netherlands, just to make the story known to the educated part of the Dutch population. To do this we can tell the whole story of the three paintings up till now, to the editorial staff of ELSEVIER: https://www.elsevierweekblad.nl/ (something like Time Magazine, but in our language) complete with the link http://www.leibbrandt.com/website/index_nl.htm . So they will see your complete adress data. We will tell them that you are working on the authentication, and when that is completed, the three paintings will be launched in the USA. The link to our website will then also be published in the ELSEVIER-article. And Teun will move his "Vincents" from his living to a banksafe-deposit box. Of course the editorial staff of ELSEVIER wants to check our story and they may contact you to verify our story. Do you think this is a good idea ? Teun came with both "Vincents" in our home last saturday and we have photographed the paintings again, but now with my son's Canon EOS 5D Mark III . This camara's resolution is 6000x4000 pix, so you can see the differences of the structure of the paint of both paintings, and the photo's can be enlarged and printed to poster format. My guess is that Picture#1 is made mainly by Vincent and Picture#2 mainly by Lautrec, but that Vincent finished both pictures and put his signature very modestly right-lower on both paintings. You can see/download the results of this photo-session from the homepage http://www.leibbrandt.com/website/ and from an imagefolder: http://www.leibbrandt.com/website/images/Photos_2018_06_09_HighRes_6000x4000/ There is also a subfolder with home made UV and IR photo's. Our amateur UV and IR photo's did not give much or not any additional information. I have tried to analize what happened in the Van Gogh Museum. My first request to the VGM in 2018 was 15 jan 2018 and addressed to Louis van Tilborgh . The answer was one line : we will work on it on 1 feb 2018. On 2 feb 2018 the answer was the same as on 17 july 2006: We do not recognize the style of Vincent in the paintings, no reason to change our opinion. And that was not my question; my question was: Do you see also the "TL Vincent" signatures on the first layer left-upper ? I found from the Webserver's logfile that they did NOT !! look into our website, so they used the papers that I had sent them in 2006 !!! ( Maybe they/he did in 2006 also not look into the website.) The communication was closed by the VGM. On 17 Feb the Van Gogh Museum looked for the first time into the website with 3 computers, first two I-phones or I-pads and an hour later with a PC. On 10 May the Van Gogh Museum looked again to the website with a PC. On 04 June the Van Gogh Museum looked again to the website with a PC. They do not know that I am the master of the webserver.. My idea is: the Van Gogh Museum will now look into the website each month to monitor our/your progress. From the webserver's logfile: Van Gogh_Museum_looking _for_Vincents : Hostname IP address Date and time host-89-200-37-234.kpn-gprs.nl = 89.200.37.234 (I-phone) 17/Feb/2018:14:03 host-89-200-5-222.kpn-gprs.nl = 89.200.5.222 (I-phone) 17/Feb/2018:14:06 c323e182.static.ziggozakelijk.nl = 195.35.225.130 (PC) 17/Feb/2018:15:01 host-89-200-8-164.kpn-gprs.nl = 89.200.8.164 (PC) 10/May/2018:19:23 host-89-200-42-158.kpn-gprs.nl = 89.200.42.158 (PC) 04/Jun/2018:10:40 Best regards, Hans Leibbrandt Kievietlaan 4 5683RC Best, The Netherlands Phone +31 (0)499-398260 Mailto:HansLeibbrandt@onsbrabantnet.nl http://www.leibbrandt.com