Date: Mon, 16 Dec 1996 16:22:19 -0800
From: Mike Gordon <mgordon@microsoft.com>
To: 'Erik Butterworth' <butterw@nsr.bioeng.washington.edu>
Subject: The Incredible Art of Marcus Moskoff

An artist is an artist, in any medium. Rarely have I seen this truism
borne out more vividly than in the Butterworth Gallery's presentation of
Mr. Moskoff's recent works. Only those who have been privileged to see
Marcus' fingers flying deftly over the gudulka strings can understand
how eloquently, passionately and skillfully he has translated his most
profound emotions to a new mode of expression. Future art historians
will carve upon the rock of History the names of only a handful of true
Renaissance men from the 20th century: Picasso...Butterworth...Moskoff.
(Butterworth? Why, yes! If you would only share it with the world, I
have no doubt that your draftsmanship would approach, nay, even equal,
that of Marcus.)

M. P. Gordon