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    <AID>AGO_.95/143</AID>
    <OTY>Painting</OTY>
    <OTG>
      <OTN>The Battle between the Israelites and the Amalekites</OTN>
    </OTG>
    <OPD> </OPD>
    <OPA> </OPA>
    <MET>152.5cmx210.5cm</MET>
    <MEG>
      <MED>height</MED>
      <MDV>152.5</MDV>
      <MDU>cm</MDU>
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    <MEG>
      <MED>width</MED>
      <MDV>210.5</MDV>
      <MDU>cm</MDU>
    </MEG>
    <OMG>
      <OMD>oil; canvas</OMD>
      <OMM>oil</OMM>
      <OMS>canvas</OMS>
    </OMG>
    <CRG>
      <CRT>Luca Giordano</CRT>
      <CRN>Giordano, Luca</CRN>
      <CRC>Italian; Neapolitan</CRC>
      <CBP>Italy</CBP>
      <CDP>Italy</CDP>
      <CGN>M</CGN>
    </CRG>
    <OCG>
      <OCT>unknown</OCT>
    </OCG>
    <OOG>
      <OON>Art Gallery of Ontario</OON>
      <OOP>Toronto, Ontario, Canada</OOP>
      <OOA>95/143</OOA>
      <OOC>Gift of Joey and Toby Tanenbaum, 1995</OOC>
    </OOG>
    <ORG>
      <ORS>Copyright 1998:  Art Gallery of Ontario</ORS>
      <ORL>http://www.ago.net/2/repro.htm/</ORL>
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      <RIP>Y</RIP>
      <RID>Full view</RID>
      <RIR>HasFormat</RIR>
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    <AVD>19990129</AVD>
    <AVV>1.2</AVV>
    <ALY>1998</ALY>
    <ADP>PARSE-ERROR: OCT: Can't parse string: 'unknown'!</ADP>
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  <am_object>
    <AID>AIC_.1910.238</AID>
    <OTY>Mummy Goods</OTY>
    <CLG>
      <CLT>Mummy Goods</CLT>
    </CLG>
    <CLG>
      <CLT>Ancient Art</CLT>
    </CLG>
    <CLG>
      <CLT>European Decorative Arts and Sculpture and Ancient Art</CLT>
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    <OTG>
      <OTN>Mummy Case of Paankhenamun</OTN>
      <OTT>preferred</OTT>
    </OTG>
    <OPD> </OPD>
    <OPA> </OPA>
    <MET>H: 170.2 cm (67 in.); W.: 43.2 cm (17 in.); D.: 31.7 cm (12-1/2 in.)</MET>
    <OMG>
      <OMD>Cartonnage (gum, linen, and papyrus), gold leaf, pigment</OMD>
    </OMG>
    <OIN>The hieroglyphic text above Horus reads:A royal offering of
Osiris, presider over the West, the great god, lord of Abydos,
Wennofer, ruler of Eternity. Utterance by Horus, the son of Osiris,
the great god, lord of the sky; may he give a mortuary offeringof food
and viands, oxen and geese, incense, clothing and every good and pure
thing for Osiris, the doorkeeper of the estate of Amun, Paankhenamun,
deceased, son of Ainka, the doorkeeper of the estate of Amun,
deceased, son of Ankhefenkhonsu.Paankhenamunmeans</OIN>
    <CRG>
      <CRT>Egyptian</CRT>
      <CRN>Egyptian</CRN>
      <CRC>Africa, North Africa, Egypt</CRC>
      <CDT>North Africa, Egypt</CDT>
    </CRG>
    <OCG>
      <OCT>Third Intermediate Period, Dynasty 22, c. 945 - 715 B.C.</OCT>
      <OCS>-09450101</OCS>
      <OCE>-07151231</OCE>
    </OCG>
    <OCP>Europe, Greece, Central Greece and Euboea, Boeotia department, Thebes</OCP>
    <CXG>
      <CXD>Egyptian, probably from Thebes.The coffin belonged to a man named Paankhenamun, whose name translates as</CXD>
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    <OOG>
      <OON>The Art Institute of Chicago</OON>
      <OOP>Chicago, IL</OOP>
      <OOA>1910.238</OOA>
      <OOC>The Art Institute of Chicago, William M. Willner Fund</OOC>
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    <ORG>
      <ORL>http://www.artic.edu/aic/rights/main.rights.html</ORL>
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    <RIG>
      <RIP>Y</RIP>
      <RID>front view</RID>
      <RIR>HasFormat</RIR>
      <RIL>AIC_.E22827.TIF</RIL>
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    <RIG>
      <RIP>N</RIP>
      <RID>front view.  photo of x-ray</RID>
      <RIR>reproduction</RIR>
      <RIL>AIC_.E15251.TIF</RIL>
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    <RIG>
      <RIP>N</RIP>
      <RID>view of top of head</RID>
      <RIR>reproduction</RIR>
      <RIL>AIC_.E31636.TIF</RIL>
    </RIG>
    <RMG>
      <RMD>3-D construction of mummy's head based upon CT data</RMD>
      <RMR>IsBasisFor</RMR>
      <RML>AIC_.1910.238_QT01.mov</RML>
    </RMG>
    <DCG>
      <DCB>Jane Neet</DCB>
      <DCD>19980428</DCD>
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    <AVD>19990128</AVD>
    <AVV>1.2</AVV>
    <ALY>1998</ALY>
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  <am_object>
    <AID>AKAG.1964:16</AID>
    <OTY>Painting/Oil</OTY>
    <OTG>
      <OTN>Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash</OTN>
    </OTG>
    <MET>35 3/8 x 43 1/4"</MET>
    <OMG>
      <OMD>oil on canvas</OMD>
    </OMG>
    <CRG>
      <CRT>Giacomo Balla, Italian, 1871-1958</CRT>
      <CRN>Balla, Giacomo</CRN>
    </CRG>
    <OCG>
      <OCT>1912</OCT>
      <OCS>1912</OCS>
      <OCE>1912</OCE>
    </OCG>
    <OOG>
      <OON>Albright-Knox Art Gallery</OON>
      <OOP>Buffalo, NY, USA</OOP>
      <OOA>1964:16</OOA>
      <OOC>Bequest of A. Conger Goodyear and Gift of George
F. Goodyear, 1964</OOC>
    </OOG>
    <ORG>
      <ORL>http://www.albrightknox.org/</ORL>
    </ORG>
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      <RIP>Y</RIP>
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    <AVD>19980430</AVD>
    <AVV>1</AVV>
    <ALY>1998</ALY>
    <ADP>Parsed OCT into OCS &amp; OCE--- Parsed CDT into CRC, CDB &amp; CDD---</ADP>
  </am_object>
  <am_object>
    <AID>ASIA.1979.251</AID>
    <OTY>Ceramics</OTY>
    <OTG>
      <OTN>Tea Leaf Jar</OTN>
    </OTG>
    <MET>H. 12 in. (30.5 cm); D. 9 1/2 in. (24.1 cm)</MET>
    <OMG>
      <OMD>Stoneware painted with overglaze enamels and silver (Kyoto ware)</OMD>
    </OMG>
    <CRG>
      <CRT>Nonomura Ninsei</CRT>
      <CRN>Nonomura Ninsei</CRN>
      <CRC>Japanese</CRC>
      <CDT>c. 1574-1660/66</CDT>
    </CRG>
    <OCG>
      <OCT>Edo period, mid-17th century</OCT>
    </OCG>
    <OCP>Japan, Kyoto Prefecture</OCP>
    <OOG>
      <OON>Asia Society</OON>
      <OOP>New York, New York, USA</OOP>
      <OOA>1979.251</OOA>
      <OOC>Asia Society: The Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller 3rd Collection</OOC>
    </OOG>
    <ORG>
      <ORL>http://www.asiasociety.org</ORL>
    </ORG>
    <RIG>
      <RIP>Y</RIP>
      <RID>Full view: front</RID>
      <RIR>HasFormat</RIR>
      <RIL>ASIA.1979.251.a.tif</RIL>
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    <RIG>
      <RIP>N</RIP>
      <RID>Full view: back</RID>
      <RIR>HasFormat</RIR>
      <RIL>ASIA.1979.251.b.tif</RIL>
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    <RDG>
      <RDD>Asia Society. Handbook of the Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller 3rd Collection. New York: Asia Society, [1981], p. 109.</RDD>
      <RDR>References</RDR>
    </RDG>
    <RDG>
      <RDD>Meech-Pekarik, Julia. "Notable Japanese Ceramics." Apollo (November 1983), p. 433.</RDD>
      <RDR>References</RDR>
    </RDG>
    <RDG>
      <RDD>Shimada, Shujiro, ed. Zaigai Nihon no shiho (Japanese Art Treasures Abroad). Tokyo: Mainichi Shinbun, 1981, vol. 9, pl. 76.</RDD>
      <RDR>References</RDR>
    </RDG>
    <AVD>19980430</AVD>
    <AVV>1</AVV>
    <ALY>1998</ALY>
    <ADP>Parsed OCT into OCS &amp; OCE---</ADP>
  </am_object>
  <am_object>
    <AID>CCP_.94:057:038</AID>
    <OTY>photograph</OTY>
    <OTG>
      <OTN>Harlem Globetrotter Baseball Players, 1949</OTN>
    </OTG>
    <OST>fine print (supervised)</OST>
    <MET>26.5 x 26.5 cm</MET>
    <MEG>
      <MCM>image</MCM>
    </MEG>
    <OMG>
      <OMD>Gelatin silver print</OMD>
    </OMG>
    <OIN>PV--signature, in pencil (signed fall 1993) (MP)</OIN>
    <CRG>
      <CRT>Mickey Pallas</CRT>
      <CRN>Pallas, Mickey</CRN>
      <CRC>United States</CRC>
      <CDT>b.1916    d.1997 Aug 08</CDT>
      <CGN>M</CGN>
    </CRG>
    <OCG>
      <OCT>1949</OCT>
      <OCS>1949</OCS>
      <OCE>1949</OCE>
    </OCG>
    <OEH>Mickey Pallas: Photographs 1945-1960; Palm Springs Desert Museum; Jan 7 - Feb 20, 1992</OEH>
    <OOG>
      <OON>Center for Creative Photography</OON>
      <OOP>Tucson, Arizona</OOP>
      <OOA>94:057:038</OOA>
      <OOC>Mickey Pallas Archive/ Gift of the artist and Pat Pallas</OOC>
    </OOG>
    <ORG>
      <ORL>http://dizzy.library.arizona.edu/branches/ccp/copyrite/htm</ORL>
    </ORG>
    <RIG>
      <RIP>Y</RIP>
      <RID>full view</RID>
      <RIR>has format</RIR>
      <RIL>CCP_.94057038.tif</RIL>
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    <AVD>19980430</AVD>
    <AVV>1</AVV>
    <ALY>1998</ALY>
    <ADP>Parsed OCT into OCS &amp; OCE---</ADP>
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  <am_object>
    <AID>CMA_.1940.465.a</AID>
    <OTY>Drawing</OTY>
    <CLG>
      <CLT>Drawing</CLT>
    </CLG>
    <OTG>
      <OTN>Studies for the Sistine Ceiling: Ignudo</OTN>
      <OTT>Former</OTT>
    </OTG>
    <OTG>
      <OTN>Studies for the Sistine Chapel Ceiling: The Nude Figure next to the Prophet Daniel</OTN>
      <OTT>Alternate</OTT>
    </OTG>
    <OTG>
      <OTN>Study for the Nude Youth over the Prophet Daniel</OTN>
      <OTT>Primary</OTT>
    </OTG>
    <MET>Sheet: 33.5cm x 23.4cm, Secondary Support: 34.4cm x 24.4cm</MET>
    <OMG>
      <OMD>red chalk over black chalk</OMD>
    </OMG>
    <OIN>lower right, in black ink: 55 [crossed out] ; SECONDARY SUPPORT, lower left, in purple crayon: [illegible] O a ; lower center, in graphite: 80</OIN>
    <CRG>
      <CRT>Michelangelo</CRT>
      <CRN>Michelangelo</CRN>
      <CRC>Italian</CRC>
      <CDT>1475 - 1564</CDT>
      <CBD>1475</CBD>
      <CDD>1564</CDD>
      <CGN>M</CGN>
      <CRR>artist</CRR>
    </CRG>
    <OCG>
      <OCT>1510/1511</OCT>
    </OCG>
    <CXG>
      <CXD>Michelangelo, who is universally recognized as one of the
greatest artists, regarded himself as primarily a sculptor.  The peak
of his early career, however, was the vast ceiling fresco in the
Sistine Chapel, in which he depicted scenes from the Old
Testament.This is a preparatory drawing for the monumental nude youths
who sit at the four corners of every other narrative scene in the
fresco.  It is one of a small group executed during the second phase
of Michelangelo's work on the chapel ceiling (1511-1512), in which he
used red chalk with a precision more typical of penwork.  During the
first phase, in 1508, Michelangelo had used traditional techniques:
most often black chalk for loose figure studies and pen and brown ink
for more finished drawings.  In1510 Michelangelo's patron, Pope Julius
II, became engaged in war, and the ceiling project was discontinued
until the following year.  When work resumed, Michelangelo began the
unusual practice of using red chalk for finished drawings instead of
fine hatching in pen and brown ink, presumably after finding a supply
of red chalk hard enough for such exact work.In the Cleveland drawing
Michelangelo first traced an earlier drawing to the sheet with black
chalk and then drew the elaborate shading over it in red chalk,
probably studying the subject from a wax or terracotta model.  The
precise function of the drawing was to provide a detailed image of the
surface modeling to copy directly onto the wet plaster of the ceiling
within the outlines that had been transferred from a full-sized
cartoon.</CXD>
    </CXG>
    <OOG>
      <OON>The Cleveland Museum of Art</OON>
      <OOP>Cleveland, Ohio, USA</OOP>
      <OOA>1940.465.a</OOA>
      <OOC>Gift in memory of Henry G. Dalton by his nephews George S. Kendrick and Harry D. Kendrick</OOC>
    </OOG>
    <ORG>
      <ORL>http://www.clemusart.com</ORL>
    </ORG>
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      <RIP>Y</RIP>
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      <RIR>HasFormat</RIR>
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    <AVD>19980430</AVD>
    <AVV>1</AVV>
    <ALY>1998</ALY>
    <ADP>Parsed CDT into CRC, CDB &amp; CDD---</ADP>
  </am_object>
  <am_object>
    <AID>DMCC.1957.28</AID>
    <OTY>PAINTING</OTY>
    <OTG>
      <OTN>Yellow Disc</OTN>
    </OTG>
    <MET>26 x 20 1/16 in.</MET>
    <OMG>
      <OMD>Oil on linen</OMD>
    </OMG>
    <CRG>
      <CRT>Laszlo Moholy-Nagy</CRT>
      <CRN>MOHOLY-NAGY, Laszlo</CRN>
      <CRC>American</CRC>
      <CDT>Bacsborsod, Hungary 1895-1947 Chicago, Illinois</CDT>
    </CRG>
    <OCG>
      <OCT>1919 - 1920</OCT>
      <OCS>1919</OCS>
      <OCE>1920</OCE>
    </OCG>
    <OOG>
      <OON>Davis Museum and Cultural Center, Wellesley College</OON>
      <OOP>Wellesley, Massachusetts, USA</OOP>
      <OOA>1957.28</OOA>
      <OOC>Gift of Mrs. Sibyl Moholy-Nagy</OOC>
    </OOG>
    <ORG>
      <ORL>http://www.wellesley.edu/DavisMuseum/dmccrights.html</ORL>
    </ORG>
    <RIG>
      <RIP>y</RIP>
      <RID>full view</RID>
      <RIR>HasFormat</RIR>
      <RIL>DMCC.3625.14.tif</RIL>
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    <AVD>19980430</AVD>
    <AVV>1</AVV>
    <ALY>1998</ALY>
    <ADP>Parsed OCT into OCS &amp; OCE---</ADP>
  </am_object>
  <am_object>
    <AID>GEH_.72:0249:0038</AID>
    <OTY>photograph</OTY>
    <OTG>
      <OTN>Putto as Allegory of Painting</OTN>
    </OTG>
    <MET>9.3 X 9.2 cm. (rounded corners)</MET>
    <OMG>
      <OMD>albumen print</OMD>
    </OMG>
    <CRG>
      <CRT>Oscar Rejlander</CRT>
      <CRN>Rejlander, Oscar</CRN>
      <CBP>Sweden</CBP>
      <CDP>England, London (?)</CDP>
    </CRG>
    <OCG>
      <OCT>1886</OCT>
      <OCS>1886</OCS>
      <OCE>1886</OCE>
    </OCG>
    <OCP> </OCP>
    <OOG>
      <OON>George Eastman House</OON>
      <OOP>Rochester, NY, USA</OOP>
      <OOA>72:0249:0038</OOA>
      <OOC>Museum Purchase: ex-collection A.E. Marshall</OOC>
    </OOG>
    <ORG>
      <ORL>www.geh.org/rights.html</ORL>
    </ORG>
    <RIG>
      <RIP>y</RIP>
      <RID>Full View</RID>
      <RIR>Has Format</RIR>
      <RIL>GEH_.H197202490038.tif</RIL>
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    <AVD>19980430</AVD>
    <AVV>1</AVV>
    <ALY>1998</ALY>
    <ADP>Parsed OCT into OCS &amp; OCE--- Parsed CDT into CRC, CDB &amp; CDD---</ADP>
  </am_object>
  <am_object>
    <AID>GEH_.81:1791:0014</AID>
    <OTY>photograph</OTY>
    <OTG>
      <OTN>Young girl standing by table with daguerreotype</OTN>
    </OTG>
    <MET>12.0 x 12.0 cm. (circle)</MET>
    <OMG>
      <OMD>albumen print</OMD>
    </OMG>
    <CRG>
      <CRT>Oscar Rejlander</CRT>
      <CRN>Rejlander, Oscar</CRN>
      <CBP>Sweden</CBP>
      <CDP>England, London (?)</CDP>
    </CRG>
    <OCG>
      <OCT>ca. 1860</OCT>
    </OCG>
    <OCP> </OCP>
    <OOG>
      <OON>George Eastman House</OON>
      <OOP>Rochester, NY, USA</OOP>
      <OOA>81:1791:0014</OOA>
      <OOC>Museum Purchase; ex-collection A.E. Marshall</OOC>
    </OOG>
    <ORG>
      <ORL>www.geh.org/rights.html</ORL>
    </ORG>
    <RIG>
      <RIP>y</RIP>
      <RID>Full View</RID>
      <RIR>Has Format</RIR>
      <RIL>GEH_.H198117910014.tif</RIL>
    </RIG>
    <AVD>19980430</AVD>
    <AVV>1</AVV>
    <ALY>1998</ALY>
    <ADP>Parsed CDT into CRC, CDB &amp; CDD---</ADP>
  </am_object>
  <am_object>
    <AID>JPGM.54.PA.1</AID>
    <OTY>Paintings</OTY>
    <OTG>
      <OTN>Still Life with Ewer, Vessels and Pomegranate</OTN>
    </OTG>
    <MET>103.5 x 81.2 cm</MET>
    <MEG>
      <MED>height</MED>
      <MDV>103.5000</MDV>
      <MDU>cm</MDU>
    </MEG>
    <MEG>
      <MED>width</MED>
      <MDV>81.2000</MDV>
      <MDU>cm</MDU>
    </MEG>
    <OMG>
      <OMD>Oil on canvas</OMD>
    </OMG>
    <CRG>
      <CRT>Willem Kalf</CRT>
      <CRN>Kalf, Willem</CRN>
    </CRG>
    <OCG>
      <OCT>Mid 1640s</OCT>
      <OCS>1643</OCS>
      <OCE>1647</OCE>
    </OCG>
    <CXG>
      <CXD>Luxury objects, such as the ornate Mannerist ewer, steeple
cup, and elegant glass vessels, are carefully arranged on a table in
this Dutch still life. An open pomegranate and a bowl of fruit rest on
white drapery. To the right, a lemon and three olives are reflected in
a silver plate that rests precariously on the table's edge. Behind
this, a platter holds a tankard whose elaborate polished surface
reflects the adjacent wineglass. Light falls from the left, playing
across these precious objects and causing them to glitter and
shine.Willem Kalf delighted in the play and contrast of transparent
and reflective surfaces: the finely wrought metal of the ewer, the
representation of smooth glass, the weave of the linen drapery, the
dry crumbly texture of the bread, and the wet, shiny insides of the
open pomegranate. At first glance, this still life implies an absence
of human presence. But a closer look reveals just the opposite. The
torn bread, half empty glass of wine, sliced fruit, and overturned
glass allude to human intervention, as if these lavish delicacies were
abruptly left on the table.</CXD>
    </CXG>
    <OOG>
      <OON>J. Paul Getty Museum</OON>
      <OOP>Los Angeles, California, USA</OOP>
      <OOA>54.PA.1</OOA>
      <OOC>J. Paul Getty Museum</OOC>
    </OOG>
    <ORG>
      <ORL>http://www.getty.edu/museum/copyright.htm</ORL>
    </ORG>
    <RIG>
      <RIP>y</RIP>
      <RID>full view</RID>
      <RIR>HasFormat</RIR>
      <RIL>JPGM.00052502.TIF</RIL>
    </RIG>
    <AVD>19980430</AVD>
    <AVV>1</AVV>
    <ALY>1998</ALY>
    <ADP>Parsed OCT into OCS &amp; OCE--- Parsed CDT into CRC, CDB &amp; CDD---</ADP>
  </am_object>
  <am_object>
    <AID>MACM.D9523MD3</AID>
    <OTY>Assemblage pictural</OTY>
    <OTG>
      <OTN>Cadences de lumiere</OTN>
    </OTG>
    <OPD> </OPD>
    <OPA> </OPA>
    <MET>274.7 x 223.8 cm</MET>
    <MEG>
      <MED>hauteur</MED>
      <MDV>274.7</MDV>
      <MDU>cm</MDU>
    </MEG>
    <MEG>
      <MED>largeur</MED>
      <MDV>223.8</MDV>
    </MEG>
    <MEG>
      <MED>profondeur</MED>
      <MDV>8</MDV>
      <MDU>cm</MDU>
    </MEG>
    <OMG>
      <OMD>huile, cire, bois, ciment, platre et jute imbibe de platre sur bois</OMD>
    </OMG>
    <CRG>
      <CRT>Louis Comtois</CRT>
      <CRN>Comtois, Louis</CRN>
      <CRC>Canadienne</CRC>
      <CBP>Montreal, Quebec, Canada</CBP>
      <CDP>New York, New York, Etats-Unis</CDP>
      <CGN>M</CGN>
    </CRG>
    <OCG>
      <OCT>1988</OCT>
      <OCS>1988</OCS>
      <OCE>1988</OCE>
    </OCG>
    <OOG>
      <OON>Musee d'art contemporain de Montreal</OON>
      <OOP>Montreal, Quebec, Canada</OOP>
      <OOA>D 95 23 MD 3</OOA>
      <OOC>don de l'artiste et de Reiner Schurmann, grace a la collaboration de l'American Friends of Canada</OOC> 
    </OOG>
    <ORG>
      <ORL>http://www.amico.net/rights/mcam.shtml</ORL>
    </ORG>
    <RIG>
      <RIP>Y</RIP>
      <RID>full view</RID>
      <RIR>HasFormat</RIR>
      <RIL>MACM.D9523MD3.tif</RIL>
    </RIG>
    <AVD>19990129</AVD>
    <AVV>1.2</AVV>
    <ALY>1998</ALY>
    <ADP>PARSE: OCT: Parsed OCT into OCS &amp; OCE</ADP>
    <ADP>NOTE: RIP: 'y' should be 'Y' - Changing it to 'Y'!</ADP>
  </am_object>
  <am_object>
    <AID>MIA_.95.84</AID>
    <OTY>SCULPTURE</OTY>
    <OTG>
      <OTN>Shrine Head</OTN>
    </OTG>
    <OPD> </OPD>
    <MET>H.12 x W.5-3/4 xD.7 in.</MET>
    <OMG>
      <OMD>terra-cotta</OMD>
    </OMG>
    <OIN> </OIN>
    <OCH>head has been partially reconstructed(joints visible only
from inside); overall minor surface abrasions; losses(on back of head)
- 2 ridges of hair and below to approximately mid-pointof head
(irregular in shape), 4 x 5 in. overall; and at neck fromapproximately
mid-point of each side of neck upward approximately 2
inches(irregular); areas of fill and pigmentation - V-shaped area
behind left earand at base (left side) at edge of loss and at edge of
loss, right side ofhead; minor losses along ridges of hair;
abrasions/surface losses alongridge of ears and nose; two gouges on
right cheek; another area of fill inneck, below left ear; small ding
in nose; dark area in left eye/eyebrow andeye lid; possible minor
gouge across this eye; small amount of debris inpacking material,
probably dirt 1995-05-30</OCH>
    <CRG>
      <CRT>Ife People(Yoruba)</CRT>
      <CRC>Ife People(Yoruba)</CRC>
      <CRR> </CRR>
    </CRG>
    <OCG>
      <OCT>12-14thc.</OCT>
    </OCG>
    <OOG>
      <OON>The Minneapolis Institute of Arts</OON>
      <OOP>Minneapolis, MN,USA</OOP>
      <OOA>95.84</OOA>
      <OOC>The John R. Van Derlip Fund</OOC>
    </OOG>
    <ORG>
      <ORS>Permission foreducational use only granted by The Minneapolis Institute ofArts</ORS>
      <ORL>http://www.artsmia.org</ORL>
    </ORG>
    <RIG>
      <RIP>N</RIP>
      <RID>Front</RID>
      <RIR>HasFormat</RIR>
      <RIL>MIA_.1533c.tif</RIL>
    </RIG>
    <DCG>
      <DCB>Soth: MIA Photo/ScanningServices</DCB>
      <DCD>2/25/98</DCD>
    </DCG>
    <AVD>19980430</AVD>
    <AVV>1</AVV>
    <ALY>1998</ALY>
    <ADP>Parsed CDT into CRC, CDB &amp; CDD---</ADP>
  </am_object>
  <am_object>
    <AID>MMA_.49.7.41</AID>
    <OTY>painting</OTY>
    <OTG>
      <OTN>Don Manuel Osorio Manrique de Zuniga (1784-1792)</OTN>
    </OTG>
    <OPD> </OPD>
    <OPA> </OPA>
    <MET>50 x 40 in. (127 x 101.6 cm)</MET>
    <OMG>
      <OMD>Oil on canvas</OMD>
      <OMM>oil paint</OMM>
      <OMS>canvas</OMS>
    </OMG>
    <CRG>
      <CRT>Francisco de Goya y Lucientes</CRT>
      <CRN>Goya y Lucientes, Francisco de</CRN>
      <CRC>Spanish</CRC>
      <CDT>Spanish, 1746-1828</CDT>
      <CBD>1746</CBD>
      <CDD>1828</CDD>
    </CRG>
    <OCG>
      <OCT>1784-1792</OCT>
      <OCS>1784</OCS>
      <OCE>1792</OCE>
    </OCG>
    <OOG>
      <OON>The Metropolitan Museum of Art</OON>
      <OOP>New York, New York, USA</OOP>
      <OOA>49.7.41</OOA>
      <OOC>The Jules Bache Collection, 1949</OOC>
    </OOG>
    <ORG>
      <ORL>http://www.metmuseum.org</ORL>
    </ORG>
    <RIG>
      <RIP>Y</RIP>
      <RID>Full View</RID>
      <RIR>HasFormat</RIR>
      <RIL>MMA_.EP53.TIF</RIL>
    </RIG>
    <AVD>19990128</AVD>
    <AVV>1.2</AVV>
    <ALY>1998</ALY>
    <ADP>WARNING: OPA: Contains no value - Removing!</ADP>
    <ADP>WARNING: OPD: Contains no value - Removing!</ADP>
  </am_object>
  <am_object>
    <AID>NGC_.1519</AID>
    <OTY>Painting</OTY>
    <OTG>
      <OTN>The Jack Pine</OTN>
    </OTG>
    <MET>127.9 x 139.8 cm</MET>
    <MEG>
      <MED>height</MED>
      <MDV>128.00</MDV>
      <MDU>cm</MDU>
    </MEG>
    <MEG>
      <MCM>object</MCM>
      <MED>width</MED>
      <MDV>140.00</MDV>
      <MDU>cm</MDU>
    </MEG>
    <OMG>
      <OMD>oil on canvas</OMD>
      <OMS>canvas</OMS>
    </OMG>
    <CRG>
      <CRT>Tom Thomson</CRT>
      <CRN>Thomson, Tom</CRN>
      <CBP>Canada: Ontario, Claremont</CBP>
      <CDP>Canada: Ontario, Canoe Lake</CDP>
      <CGN>M</CGN>
      <CRB>Canadian, 1877-1917</CRB>
    </CRG>
    <OCG>
      <OCT>1916-1917</OCT>
      <OCS>1916</OCS>
      <OCE>1917</OCE>
    </OCG>
    <OCP> </OCP>
    <OOG>
      <OON>National Gallery of Canada</OON>
      <OOP>Ottawa, Ontario, Canada</OOP>
      <OOA>1519</OOA>
      <OOC>Purchased, 1918</OOC>
    </OOG>
    <ORG>
      <ORS>public domain</ORS>
      <ORL>http://national.gallery.ca/english/index.html</ORL>
    </ORG>
    <RIG>
      <RIP>y</RIP>
      <RID>full view</RID>
      <RIR>HasFormat</RIR>
      <RIL>NGC_.1519.tif</RIL>
    </RIG>
    <AVD>19980430</AVD>
    <AVV>1</AVV>
    <ALY>1998</ALY>
    <ADP>Parsed OCT into OCS &amp; OCE--- Parsed CDT into CRC, CDB &amp; CDD---</ADP>
  </am_object>
  <am_object>
    <AID>NMAA.1929.6.62</AID>
    <OTY>painting</OTY>
    <CLG>
      <CLT>painting</CLT>
    </CLG>
    <OTG>
      <OTN>The South Ledges, Appledore</OTN>
      <OTT>preferred</OTT>
    </OTG>
    <MET>34 1/4 x 36 1/8 in. (87.0 x 91.6 cm.)</MET>
    <OMG>
      <OMD>oil on canvas</OMD>
      <OMM>PAINT, OIL</OMM>
      <OMS>FABRIC, CANVAS</OMS>
    </OMG>
    <OIN>lower right in oil: CHILDE HASSAM 1913</OIN>
    <CRG>
      <CRT>Childe Hassam</CRT>
      <CRN>Hassam, Childe</CRN>
      <CRC>American</CRC>
      <CDT>1859-1935</CDT>
      <CBD>1859</CBD>
      <CBP>Dorchester, Massachusetts, United States</CBP>
      <CDD>1935</CDD>
      <CDP>East Hampton, New York, United States</CDP>
    </CRG>
    <OCG>
      <OCT>1913</OCT>
      <OCS>1913</OCS>
      <OCE>1913</OCE>
    </OCG>
    <OOG>
      <OON>National Museum of American Art, Smithsonian Institution</OON>
      <OOP>Washington, DC, USA</OOP>
      <OOA>1929.6.62</OOA>
      <OOC>Gift of John Gellatly</OOC>
    </OOG>
    <ORG>
      <ORS>Requests for photographic material and permission to
reproduce must be submitted in writing to: Registrar's Office, MRC
210, Rights &amp; Reproductions, National Museum of American Art,
Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC 20560</ORS>
      <ORL>http://nmaa-ryder.si.edu/deptdir/regsub/rights.html</ORL>
    </ORG>
    <RIG>
      <RIP>Y</RIP>
      <RID>Full View</RID>
      <RIR>HasFormat</RIR>
      <RIL>NMAA.hassc02q.tif</RIL>
    </RIG>
    <AVD>19980430</AVD>
    <AVV>1</AVV>
    <ALY>1998</ALY>
    <ADP>Parsed CDT into CRC, CDB &amp; CDD---</ADP>
  </am_object>
  <am_object>
    <AID>SFMO.52.4695</AID>
    <OTY>sculpture</OTY>
    <OTG>
      <OTN>Forever Free</OTN>
    </OTG>
    <MET>36 in. x 11 1/2 in. x 9 1/2 in.</MET>
    <OMG>
      <OMD>wood with lacquer on cloth</OMD>
    </OMG>
    <CRG>
      <CRT>Sargent Johnson</CRT>
      <CRN>Johnson, Sargent</CRN>
    </CRG>
    <OCG>
      <OCT>1933</OCT>
      <OCS>1933</OCS>
      <OCE>1933</OCE>
    </OCG>
    <OOG>
      <OON>San Francisco Museum of Modern Art</OON>
      <OOP>San Francisco, California, USA</OOP>
      <OOA>52.4695</OOA>
      <OOC>Gift of Mrs. E. D. Lederman</OOC>
    </OOG>
    <ORG>
      <ORL>http://www.sfmoma.org/</ORL>
    </ORG>
    <RIG>
      <RIP>y</RIP>
      <RID>full view</RID>
      <RIR>HasFormat</RIR>
      <RIL>SFMO.52.4695.tif</RIL>
    </RIG>
    <AVD>19980430</AVD>
    <AVV>1</AVV>
    <ALY>1998</ALY>
    <ADP>Parsed OCT into OCS &amp; OCE--- Parsed CDT into CRC, CDB &amp; CDD---</ADP>
  </am_object>
  <am_object>
    <AID>SJMA.1997-12</AID>
    <OTY>Sculpture</OTY>
    <OTG>
      <OTN>Info Glut II</OTN>
    </OTG>
    <MET>50 x 50 x 18"</MET>
    <OMG>
      <OMD>Mixed Media:  aluminum, acrylic, electronics, 3 cathode ray tubes</OMD>
    </OMG>
    <CRG>
      <CRT>Alan Rath</CRT>
      <CRN>Rath, Alan</CRN>
      <CRC>American</CRC>
      <CDT>Born 1959, Cincinnati, OH; lives in Oakland, CA</CDT>
    </CRG>
    <OCG>
      <OCT>1997</OCT>
      <OCS>1997</OCS>
      <OCE>1997</OCE>
    </OCG>
    <OOG>
      <OON>San Jose Museum of Art</OON>
      <OOP>San Jose, California, U.S.A.</OOP>
      <OOA>1997.12</OOA>
      <OOC>Gift in part by Katie and Drew Gibson</OOC>
    </OOG>
    <ORG>
      <ORL>http://www.sjmusart.org/</ORL>
    </ORG>
    <RIG>
      <RIP>Y</RIP>
      <RID>Front Angle View</RID>
      <RIR>HasFormat</RIR>
      <RIL>SJMA.1997-12.tif</RIL>
    </RIG>
    <AVD>19980430</AVD>
    <AVV>1</AVV>
    <ALY>1998</ALY>
    <ADP>Parsed OCT into OCS &amp; OCE---</ADP>
  </am_object>
  <am_object>
    <AID>WAC_.88.385</AID>
    <OTY>sculpture</OTY>
    <OTG>
      <OTN>Spoonbridge and Cherry</OTN>
    </OTG>
    <MET>354 x 618 x 162" overall</MET>
    <OMG>
      <OMD>aluminum, stainless steel, paint</OMD>
    </OMG>
    <CRG>
      <CRT>Claes Oldenburg</CRT>
      <CRN>Oldenburg, Claes</CRN>
      <CRC>American</CRC>
    </CRG>
    <CRG>
      <CRT>Coosje van Bruggen</CRT>
      <CRN>Bruggen, Coosje van</CRN>
      <CRC>Dutch</CRC>
    </CRG>
    <OCG>
      <OCT>1985-1988</OCT>
      <OCS>1985</OCS>
      <OCE>1988</OCE>
    </OCG>
    <OOG>
      <OON>Walker Art Center</OON>
      <OOP>Minneapolis, MN, USA</OOP>
      <OOA>88.385</OOA>
      <OOC>Gift of Frederick R. Weisman in honor of his parents, William and Mary Weisman, 1988</OOC>
    </OOG>
    <ORG>
      <ORL>http://www.walkerart.org/amico/</ORL>
    </ORG>
    <RIG>
      <RIP>Y</RIP>
      <RID>Full View</RID>
      <RIR>HasFormat</RIR>
      <RIL>WAC_.719C.tif</RIL>
    </RIG>
    <RIG>
      <RIP>N</RIP>
      <RID>Part</RID>
      <RIR>HasFormat</RIR>
      <RIL>WAC_.177C.tif</RIL>
    </RIG>
    <AVD>19980430</AVD>
    <AVV>1</AVV>
    <ALY>1998</ALY>
    <ADP>Parsed CDT into CRC, CDB &amp; CDD---</ADP>
  </am_object>
  <am_object>
    <AID>WMAA.31.426</AID>
    <OTY>Painting</OTY>
    <OTG>
      <OTN>Early Sunday Morning</OTN>
    </OTG>
    <OPD> </OPD>
    <OPA> </OPA>
    <MET>Whole - 35 3/16 x 60 1/4 in. (89.4 x 153 cm.)</MET>
    <MET>Frame - 43 x 68 1/2 in. (109.2 x 174 cm.)</MET>
    <OMG>
      <OMD>Oil on canvas</OMD>
    </OMG>
    <CRG>
      <CRT>Edward Hopper</CRT>
      <CRN>Hopper, Edward</CRN>
      <CRC>United States</CRC>
    </CRG>
    <OCG>
      <OCT>(1930)</OCT>
      <OCS>1930</OCS>
      <OCE>1930</OCE>
    </OCG>
    <OOG>
      <OON>Whitney Museum of American Art</OON>
      <OOP>945 Madison Avenue, New York, NY, 10021, USA</OOP>
      <OOA>31.426</OOA>
      <OOC>Purchase, with funds from Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney</OOC>
    </OOG>
    <ORG>
      <ORL>http://www.whitney.org</ORL>
    </ORG>
    <RIG>
      <RIP>Y</RIP>
      <RID>Full view</RID>
      <RIR>HasVersion</RIR>
      <RIL>WMAA.31_426.tif</RIL>
    </RIG>
    <AVD>19990121</AVD>
    <AVV>1.2</AVV>
    <ALY>1998</ALY>
    <ADP>PARSE: OCT: Parsed OCT into OCS &amp; OCE</ADP>
    <ADP>WARNING: OPA: Contains no value - Removing!</ADP>
    <ADP>WARNING: OPD: Contains no value - Removing!</ADP>
    <ADP>WARNING: OPA: Contains no value - Removing!</ADP>
    <ADP>WARNING: OPD: Contains no value - Removing!</ADP>
  </am_object>
  <am_object>
    <AID>TFC_.191126</AID>
    <OTY>painting</OTY>
    <OTG>
      <OTN>Mistress and Maid</OTN>
    </OTG>
    <OPD> </OPD>
    <OPA> </OPA>
    <MET>35 1/2 x 31 in. (92 x 78.7 cm.)</MET>
    <OMG>
      <OMD>oil on canvas (lined)</OMD>
    </OMG>
    <CRG>
      <CRT>Jan Vermeer van Delft</CRT>
      <CRN>Vermeer van Delft, Jan</CRN>
      <CRC>Dutch</CRC>
      <CDT>1632-1675</CDT>
    </CRG>
    <OCG>
      <OCT>probably between 1665-1670</OCT>
      <OCS>1665</OCS>
      <OCE>1670</OCE>
      <OCQ>probably between</OCQ>
    </OCG>
    <CXG>
      <CXD>The subject of writing and receiving letters, which recurs
frequently in Vermeer's work, is given an exceptional sense of
dramatic tension in this painting of two women arrested in some moment
of mysterious crisis. The lack of final modeling in the mistress head
and figure and the relatively plain background indicate that this late
work by Vermeer was left unfinished. Nevertheless, the artist seldom
if ever surpassed the subtly varied effects of light seen here as it
gleams from the pearl jewelry, sparkles from the glass and silver
objects on the table, and falls softly over the figures in their
shadowy setting. Bought by Mr. Frick in 1919, the year of his death,
this painting was his last purchase and joined Rembrandt's
Self-Portrait, Holbein's Sir Thomas More, Bellini's St. Francis, and
Velazquez' King Philip IV among his favorite acquisitions.</CXD>
    </CXG>
    <OOG>
      <OON>The Frick Collection</OON>
      <OOP>New York, New York  USA</OOP>
      <OOA>19.1.126</OOA>
      <OOC>Purchased</OOC>
    </OOG>
    <ORG>
      <ORS>Copyright 1998 The Frick Collection. Licensed for non-commercial, educational use.</ORS>
      <ORL>http://www.frick.org</ORL>
    </ORG>
    <RIG>
      <RIP>Y</RIP>
      <RID>Full View</RID>
      <RIR>HasFormat</RIR>
      <RIL>TFC_.19-1-126.tif</RIL>
    </RIG>
    <RDG>
      <RDD>New York, The Frick Collection. Art in the Frick
Collection: Paintings, Sculpture, Decorative Arts
[cat.]. Comp. C. Ryskamp, et al., 1996, p.72 (reproduced in
color). New York, The Frick Collection. An Illustrated
Catalogue. Vol.1, Paintings. [cat.]. 1968, pp.296-299, p.297
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