# Profoundd archive — Epstein Files # Bates number: EFTA00853616 # Title: From: "jeffrey E." # Dataset: 9 # Pages: 5 # Images: 5 detected # Tags: epstein, doj, dataset-9, image-described # Source PDF: https://profoundd.com/epstein-docs/EFTA00853616/download # Doc viewer: https://profoundd.com/epstein-docs/EFTA00853616 # # Text below is what Profoundd has extracted from the source PDF. # 'ocr-enriched' tag means OCR was applied to scan-only pages. # Image descriptions are AI-generated factual captions (llava:13b). #---------------------------------------------------------------------- === SUMMARY === From: "jeffrey E." To: Richard Kahn Subject: Re: Brandon Thompson - Library Date: Tire, 23 Jun 2015 17:26:20 +0000 send hint 10k, On Tire, Jun 23, 2015 at 10:57 AM, Richard Kahn c › wrote: Brandon called again asking if we could release remaining 50% or 12,500.00 Below is detail of expenses incurred Our agreement with him was we would pay his airfare and he quoted expenses at 1,500.00 which we sent him before job began Expenses below of 941.28 should be deducted from 12,5 === EXTRACTED TEXT === From: "jeffrey E." To: Richard Kahn Subject: Re: Brandon Thompson - Library Date: Tire, 23 Jun 2015 17:26:20 +0000 send hint 10k, On Tire, Jun 23, 2015 at 10:57 AM, Richard Kahn c › wrote: Brandon called again asking if we could release remaining 50% or 12,500.00 Below is detail of expenses incurred Our agreement with him was we would pay his airfare and he quoted expenses at 1,500.00 which we sent him before job began Expenses below of 941.28 should be deducted from 12,500.00 for a net payment due of 11,558.72 Please advise if ok to release or wait Thank you Type Date Name 15200 • Furnishings & Equipment 15208 • Library Woodwork Restoration Credit Card Charge Credit Card Charge Credit Card Charge Credit Card Charge Credit Card Charge Credit Card Charge Credit Card Charge Credit Card Charge Credit Card Charge Credit Card Charge Credit Card Charge Credit Card Charge Credit Card Charge Credit Card Charge Credit Card Charge Credit Card Charge Credit Card Charge Total 15208 • Library Woodwork Restoration 04/21/2015Anteriam Airlines 04/21/2015Anteriam Airlines 04/29/2015Anterican Airlines 04/29/2015American Airlines 04/29/2015American Airlines 05/28/2015Anterican Airlines 05/28/2015Anteriam Airlines 05/16/2015Delta Air 04/23/2015liome Depot 04/21/2015liome Depot 04/21/2015140m Depot 05/21/20151km Depot 06/03/2015Home Depot 06/14/201514mm Depot Industrial Finishing 04/23/201 5Products, Inc. 04/23/2015Michael's 06/09/2015Palmetto Motorsports Richard Kahn IIBRK Associates Inc. 575 Lexington Avenue 4th Floor Memo Airfares/seating - Bartholomew Thompson CQFFGE - JFK to STT - Bartholomew Thompson - Library Woodwork restoration CQFFGE - Seating - JFK to STT - Bartholomew Thompson - Library Wordwork restoration YXSPTZ - STT to JFK - Bartholomew Thompson - Library Woodwork restoration YXSPTZ - Ticket change - STT to JFK - Bartholomew Thompson - Library Woodwork restoration YXSPTZ - seating - SIT to JFK - Bartholomew Thompson - Library Woodwork restoration APUSMT - STT to JFK - Bartholomew Thompson - Library Woodwork restoration APUSMT - seating - SIT to JFK - Bartholomew Thompson - Library Woodwork restoration HH3JA3 - JFK to SIT - Bartholomew Thompson - Library Woodwork restoration Supplies/Materials/Damages plaster - Brandon Thompson - Library Woodwork restoration Supplies - Brandon Thompson - Library Woodwork restoration INV. 82010000540393: supplies - Brandon Thompson - Library Woodwork restoration supplies - Brandon Thompson - Library Woodwork restoration supplies - Brandon Thompson - Library Woodwork restoration supplies - Brandon Thompson - Library Woodwork restoration Aniline Stain powder - Brandon Thompson - Library Woodwork restoration Airbrush - Brandon Thompson - Library Woodwork restoration INV. 10545937: Kawasaki mule repairs - Bartholomew Thompson Total Amount 187.80 58.00 280.80 293.00 68.00 320.80 58.00 240.80 1,507.20 105.28 202.92 81.21 14.56 10.78 6.28 54.76 111.16 354.33 941.28 2,448.48 EFTA00853616 New York, NY 10022 te f cell 917-414-7584 Begin forwarded message: From: Richard Kahn Subject: Brandon Thompson - Library Date: March 11, 2015 at 12:05:36 PM EDT To: "Jeffrey E." leraaratiga©gmail.2102> i spoke with Brandon regarding Library Wooden Part of scope below as all his other ideas were painting related and i assume you prefer Ion for that.. I was able to negotiate his price down to 25,000 for labor and 1,500 for materials - 26,500 I pushed for 20,000 however he would not budge and feels that he underpriced his NYC work by 10-15k.. Brandon estimates 4-5 weeks to complete assuming he can work 10-12 hour days and 6 days per week Ile will do the job by himself however he asked if his son who is 19 years old can come down and assist with I week of work Brandon would cover all costs relating to his son Other costs associated with project would be as follows: Airfare (est) 900 Misc (ny transportation, etc) 600 Food 50 per day x 30 days - 1,500 Accommodations " 150 per night x 30 nights - 4. 10 7,500 (" Assumption that you do not want him to stay on LSJ at Sam's place) Total project cost estimated to be 26,500 + 7,500 = 34,000 Please advise Thank you Richard Kahn HBRK Associates Inc. 575 Lexington Avenue 4th Floor New York, NY 10022 cel Begin forwarded message: From: Richard Kahn Subject: Fwd: Report on St. Thomas Date: March 10, 2015 at 10:11:24 AM EDT To: "Jeffrey E." wrote: Dear Mr. Kahn, The Library of Mr. Epstein in St. Thomas is very, very impressive. All 24 columns are very richly carved as well as upper section supported by the columns. When you enter the Library what is really strikes you is "sameness". The idea of lime-wash is good but as I have been taught at the Academy of Fine Arts, every good design is son of governed by the function. All the woodwork at the Library is treated the same. There is no distinction what is important or what is not. Surely, the column has different function than the base, moldings differ from the panels. There is no question that the Library needs help at this time and on a different levels. When I arrived at St. Thomas, the weather was beautiful, dry and pleasant. On the close inspection of the wood, I noticed that the wood must have been exposed to a high humidity as well. The reason I think so is because the wooden grain is rather wide open. Also there are many tiny checks in the wood as well as wood shows roughness in many places especially at the window. This calls for treatment. The second observation of mine is that the panels and some other sections of the wood are not uniform is color. Some of them not only stayed not white washed but some of them are purplish now. Most likely, they have to be stripped of current finish and fresh lime-stone finish re-applied to render uniform look again of all panels. The third, there is a difference between the craftsmanship and artistry. The current lime-wash did not reach full potential for the finishing of the Library. The design on the woodwork reminiscences Art Nouveau in style. This might be a novel idea, but I would suggest to treat most of the decorations with various colored wax to further indicate sea life evocative by design. These have to be done with sensitivity: a pastel son of treatment. I can elaborate on the idea. The other and very important factor in the Library is the ceiling. The idea of painting clouds is good, but everything is the same: the same feeling of sameness. The clouds do not differ from the bottom of the ceiling to the top. All is the same. We all know, that the sky is either lighter on the horizon or light emerald color. The color at the top may be more misty to imitate distance. I sincerely believe, that the ceiling shall be re-designed to give the greater illusion of space. I would suggest painting a trellis, like a metal construction and in-painting vine or other decorative elements on it. To incorporate the EFTA00853619 rectangular construction on the ceiling would be necessary to greatly increase illusion of space. The rectangular construction at present time looks artificial and estranged from the rest of the room. It actually should tie the design of the woodwork with the design of the ceiling. When you turn the lights on, inside the rectangle, you have very strong image of shade. It is almost disturbing look. The inside of the rectangle would have to be changed so the shadow will not appear when the lights are on. I was thinking about it and there is a way out of this problem, but only if Mr. Epstein will agrees to it. I could produce a design to this effect. Please, let me know which way do you want me to go and I will write specs and design the treatment accordingly. Now I understand why Mr. Epstein told me he does not need decorator. I feel too many peoples gave him wrong advise. Very kindly, Brandon PS. I hold Masters Degree in Arts and I can easily handle every inside project. please note The information contained in this communication is confidential, may be attomey-client privileged, may constitute inside information, and is intended only for the use of the addressee. It is the property of JEE Unauthorized use, disclosure or copying of this communication or any pan thereof is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful. 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