Archives Scrapbooks

The image shows two open pages of a book, likely an art reference or catalog, detailing various artworks and artists. Here's a detailed summary of the content:

Left Page

Header: RHENISH SCHOOL

1. Michael Pacher (Born in the Tyrol about 1435 and perhaps traveled in Italy as a journeyman painter. Active in Bruneck from 1469-1496 and died in Salzburg in 1498. The leading Tyrolean painter and sculptor of the fifteenth century and one of the outstanding figures of German Late Gothic painting.)

   • 22. St. Catherine.

     • Oil on panel, 17 1/2 x 16 1/2 inches.
     • Lent by Mr. Henry Schwenk, New York City.
     • References: C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 305; A. Rosenberg, Pacher, Vienna, 1933, p. 37.

   • 23. Christ in Limbo.

     • Oil on panel, 24 x 23 inches.
     • Lent by Mr. Richard Ederheimer, New York City.
     • References: C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 341.
     • Dated 1490, on the arch. Buchner attributes to the same hand a series of four panels in the Bavarian National Museum, Munich. Probably from the region of Lake Constance.

   • 24. Saint John, Saint Jerome and Saint Margaret.

     • Oil on panel, 12 x 15 3/4 inches.
     • About 1500.

Header: WESTPHALIAN SCHOOL

2. Martin Schongauer (Born in Colmar about 1445 and active there most of his life as an engraver. Studied with Caspar Isenmann at Breisach in 1461. Died in 1491. One of the most important engravers of the century and also an outstanding painter, although only one painting is certainly identified as being by him.)
   • 25. The Legend of the Compassion of the Pilgrims.
     • Oil on panel, 33 x 28 inches.
     • Lent by Wildenstein and Company, Inc., New York City.
     • References: C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 171.
     • About 1483 and painted under the strong influence of Schongauer.

Right Page

Header: WESTPHALIAN SCHOOL (continued)

1. Bartholomaus Zeitblom (Born about 1450 and active in Ulm from 1483 until his death in 1517. He was the leading painter of Swabia and the last great representative of the Late Gothic in this region.)

   • 26. Portrait of Mary of Burgundy.

     • Oil on panel, 23 x 13 inches.
     • Lent by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, Washington, D.C.
     • References: F. X. Weizinger, Die Malersamilie Strigel, Augsburg, 1938, p. 144; M. J. Friedlander, Die Germanische Malerei, vol. 11, Vienna, 1930, No. 97; International Studio, August 1930, p. 7; C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 246.
     • About 1490.

   • 27. Nativity.

     • Oil on panel, 33 x 28 inches.
     • Lent by Mr. Arthur L. Erlanger, New York City.
     • About 1490.

Header: RHENISH SCHOOL (continued)

2. Bartholomaus Zeitblom (continued)
   • 28. Saint.
     • Oil on panel, 18 x 10 inches.
     • Lent by Mr. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., New York City.
     • About 1500.

Header: SOUTH GERMAN SCHOOL

3. Tilman Riemenschneider (Born at Osterode about 1460, active in Wurzburg from 1483 until his death in 1531. One of the leading German sculptors of the Late Gothic, he also painted, but only a few paintings are attributed to him.)

   • 32. Saint.

     • Polychromed wood, 32 inches.
     • Lent by Mr. Felix M. Warburg, New York City.
     • About 1500.

   • 33. Madonna and Child.

     • Polychromed wood, 33 inches.
     • Lent by French and Company, Inc., New York City.
     • About 1490. Possibly from the Upper Rhine.

The text is accompanied by images of the artworks on the left side of the page.

The image appears to be a page from a catalog or a book detailing various artworks, specifically paintings and sculptures, with descriptions, artists, and dates.

Here's a detailed summary of the elements visible:

1. Top Left Section (Rhenish School):

   • Michael Pacher:

     • "St. Catherine" (1485) - Oil on panel, dimensions 17 x 16 inches, lent by Mr. Henry Schniewind, New York City.
     • References include C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 307.

   • Martin Schongauer:

     • "The Legend of the Compostella Pilgrims" (about 1490) - Oil on panel, dimensions 33 x 28 inches, lent by Mr. Arthur L. Erlanger, New York City.
     • References include C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 171.

2. Middle Left Section:

   • Bernard Strigel:

     • "Portrait of Mary of Burgundy" (about 1490) - Oil on panel, dimensions 98 x 131 inches, lent by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, Washington D.C.
     • Collection references include Hermann Sax, Vienna; Albert Figdor, Vienna.
     • References include F. X. Weizinger, Die Malerfamilie Strigel, p. 144; M. J. Friedlinder, Die Sammlung Dr. Albert Figdor, vol. 111, Vienna, 1930.

   • Another work by Strigel titled "Saint John, Saint Jerome and Saint Margaret" (about 1520) - Oil on panel, dimensions 12 x 151 inches.

3. Top Right Section (Westphalian School):

   • Nativity:

     • Oil on panel, dimensions 33 x 28 inches, lent by Arnold Segimann, Rey and Company, Paris and New York City.
     • Collection references include A. Pickert, Furth i. B., Max Pickert, Nuremberg; A. Chiesa, Florence; F. Kleinberger Company, New York.
     • References include C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 55.

   • Martin Schongauer:

     • "Pair of Angels Holding Instruments of the Passion" (about 1495) - Polychromed wood, lent by Arnold Segimann, Rey and Company.

4. Middle Right Section:

   • Bartholomaeus Zeithlem:

     • "Nativity" (about 1460) - Oil on panel, dimensions 18 x 10 inches.
     • References include C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 246.

   • Tilmann Riemenschneider:

     • "Saint Sebastian" (about 1495) - Wood, lent by Jacques Segimann and Company, Inc.
     • "Saint" (about 1500) - Polychromed wood, lent by Dikran G. Kelikian, Cairo, Paris, and New York City.

5. Bottom Right Section (Sculpture and South German School):

   • Erasmus Grasser:

     • "Nativity" (about 1450) - Linden wood, lent by Mr. Felix M. Warburg, New York City.
     • "Saints" (about 1490) - Linden wood, lent by French and Company, Inc., New York City.

   • Valentin Lendenstreich:

     • "Madonna and Child" (about 1450) - Polychromed wood, lent by Mr. and Mrs. John D. McLennan, Philadelphia.
     • Possibly from the Swabian region.

   • South German School:

     • "Madonna and Child" (about 1450) - Polychromed wood, lent by French and Company, Inc., New York City.

The descriptions provide detailed information about the works, including the medium, dimensions, provenance, and references to scholarly works that document these artworks.

The image is a page from a catalog or book detailing various artworks from different schools and artists, primarily from the late Gothic period and early Renaissance in Germany. Here is a detailed summary of the information provided:

Michael Pacher

• 22. St. Catherine

  • Medium: Oil on panel, 17 1/8 x 16 1/8 inches.
  • Location: Lent by Mr. Henry Schniewind, New York City.
  • Collections: Hugo Perls, Berlin; R. Ederheimer, New York.
  • Reference: C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 171; A Century of Progress Exhibition of Paintings and Sculpture, Chicago, 1934, No. 19; C. L. Kuhn, Pantheon, vol. xv, 1935, p. 174.
  • Date: About 1485.

• 25. The Legend of the Compostella Pilgrima

  • Medium: Oil on panel, 33 1/2 x 28 1/2 inches.
  • Location: Lent by Mr. Henry Schniewind, New York City.
  • Reference: C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 171.
  • Date: About 1485.

Martin Schongauer

• 26. Portrait of Mary of Burgundy
  • Medium: Oil on panel, 28 1/2 x 13 1/2 inches.
  • Location: Lent by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, Washington, D.C.
  • Collections: Hermann Sax, Vienna; Albert Figdor, Vienna.
  • Reference: F. N. Weizsäcker, Die Malerfamilie Strigel, p. 144, No. 40; M. J. Friedländer, Die Sammlung Dr. Albert Figdor, vol. iii, Vienna, 1930, p. 97; International Studio, August 1930, No. 97; C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 236.
  • Date: About 1490.

Rhenish School

• 23. Christ in Limbo

  • Medium: Oil on panel, 24 x 22 inches.
  • Location: Lent by Mr. Richard Ederheimer, New York City.
  • Reference: C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 341.
  • Date: 1490.

• 24. Saint John, Saint Jerome and Saint Margaret

  • Medium: Oil on panel, 12 x 15 1/4 inches.
  • Reference: C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 346.
  • Date: About 1520.

Bernhard Strigel

• 27. Nativity
  • Medium: Oil on panel, 33 x 28 inches.
  • Location: Lent by Mr. Arthur L. Erlanger, New York City.
  • Collections: A. Pickert, Furtwangen; Max Pickert, Nuremberg; A. Chiesa, Florence; F. Kleinberger Gallery, New York.
  • Reference: A. Chiesa Collection Sales Catalogue, American Art Association Anderson Gallery, New York, 1932, No. 55; C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 53.
  • Date: About 1490.

Bartholomaeus Zeitblom

• 28. Nativity
  • Medium: Oil on panel, 18 x 10 inches.
  • Location: Lent by Mrs. John D. McIlhenny, Philadelphia.
  • Reference: C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 246.
  • Date: About 1500.

Sculpture

• 29. Erasmus Grasser
  • Medium: Linden wood.
  • Location: Lent by French and Company, Inc., New York City.
  • Date: About 1490.

Tilmann Riemenschneider

• 30. Pair of Angels Holding Instruments of the Passion

  • Medium: Polychromed wood.
  • Location: Lent by Arnold Seligmann, Rey and Company, Inc., Paris and New York City.
  • Date: About 1495.

• 31. Saint Sebastian

  • Medium: Wood.
  • Location: Lent by Jacques Seligmann and Company, Inc.
  • Date: About 1495. Possibly from the Upper Rhine region.

• 32. Saint

  • Medium: Polychromed wood.
  • Location: Lent by Dikran G. Kelekian, Cairo, Paris, and New York City.
  • Date: About 1500.

Valentin Lendenstrech

• 33. Madonna and Child
  • Medium: Linden wood.
  • Location: Lent by Mr. Felix M. Warburg, New York City.
  • Date: About 1500.

South German School

• 34. Madonna and Child
  • Medium: Polychromed wood.
  • Location: Lent by French and Company, Inc., New York City.
  • Date: About 1450. Possibly Swabian in origin.

The image shows a page from a catalog or a reference book detailing various artworks, primarily paintings, along with information about the artists, their backgrounds, and the pieces they created. Here is a detailed summary of the contents:

Michael Pacher (Rhenish School)

• 22. St. Catherine
  • Medium: Oil on panel, 17 x 16 inches
  • Lender: Mr. Henry Schnierwind, New York City
  • Collections: Hugo Perls, Berlin; R. Ederheimer, New York
  • Reference: A Century of Progress Exhibition of Paintings and Sculpture, Chicago, 1934, No. 19; C. L. Kuhn, Pantheon, vol. XV, 1935, p. 174
  • Date: About 1485
  • Note: The panel style is related to the St. Barbara in the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, and to the St. George and St. Florian in dealers' hands.

Martin Schongauer

• 25. The Legend of the Compostella Pilgrims
  • Medium: Oil on panel, 33 x 28 inches
  • Lender: Wildenstein and Company, Inc., New York City
  • Collections: Leroy
  • Reference: C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 171
  • Date: About 1483
  • Note: The top of the panel has been cut off. The style and dimensions relate to the St. Barbara in the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, and to the St. George and St. Florian in dealers' hands.

Bernhard Strigel (Westphalian School)

• 26. Portrait of Mary of Burgundy
  • Medium: Oil on panel, 38 x 13 inches
  • Lender: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, Washington, D.C.
  • Collections: Hermann Sax, Vienna; Albert Figdor, Vienna
  • Reference: F. X. Weizinger, Die Malerfamilie Strigel, p. 144, No. 40; M. J. Friedländer, Die Sammlung Dr. Albert Figdor, vol. II, Vienna, 1920, No. 97; International Studio, August 1930; A Century of Progress Exhibition of Paintings and Sculpture, Chicago, 1934, No. 22; C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 246
  • Date: About 1480

Bartholomaeus Zeitblom (Westphalian School)

• 27. Nativity

  • Medium: Oil on panel, 33 x 28 inches
  • Lender: Mr. Arthur L. Erlanger, New York City
  • Collections: A. Pickert, Furt i. B.; Max Pickert, Nuremberg; A. Chiesa, Florence; F. Kleinberger Company, New York
  • Reference: A. Chiesa Collection Sales Catalogue, American Art Association Anderson Galleries, New York, 1932, No. 55; C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 53
  • Date: About 1490

• 28. Nativity

  • Medium: Oil on panel, 18 x 10 inches
  • Lender: Mr. John D. McIlhenny, Philadelphia
  • Reference: C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 246
  • Date: About 1500

Sculptures

Erasmus Grasser

• 29. Saint
  • Medium: Linden wood
  • Lender: French and Company, Inc., New York City
  • Date: About 1490

Tilmann Riemenschneider

• 33. Madonna and Child
  • Medium: Linden wood
  • Lender: Mr. Felix M. Warburg, New York City
  • Date: About 1500

Valentin Lendenstreich (South German School)

• 34. Madonna and Child
  • Medium: Polychromed wood
  • Lender: French and Company, Inc., New York City
  • Date: About 1450, possibly Swabian in origin

Additional Information

• The page also includes references to other artists and artworks, such as:
  • 23. Christ in Limbo by an unknown artist from the Rhenish School, dated around 1490.
  • 24. Saint John, Saint Jerome and Saint Margaret by an unknown artist from the Rhenish School, dated around 1520.

Each entry includes the artist's name, the artwork's title, medium, dimensions, lender, collections, references, and date. The information provides a comprehensive overview of the artworks and their historical context.

The image displays a detailed catalog or guide related to various works of art from the late medieval and early Renaissance periods, specifically focusing on different schools of art and notable artists from those eras. Here’s a detailed summary of the content:

Schools and Artists:

1. Westphalian School

   • Nativity
     • Medium: Oil on panel
     • Dimensions: 33 x 28 inches
     • Lender: Mr. Arthur L. Erlanger, New York City
     • Collection: A. Pickert, Forth i. B.; Max Fischer, Nuremburg; A. Chisea, Florence; F. Kleinberger Company, New York
     • Date: About 1490

2. Rhenish School

   • Michael Pacher

     • Notable for his work as a painter and sculptor, active in Tyrol and Southern Germany.
     • Leading figures of Tyrolean painting.
     • Dates: Born around 1435, died 1498.

   • St. Catherine

     • Medium: Oil on panel
     • Dimensions: 17 x 16 1/2 inches
     • Lender: Mr. Henry Schniewind, New York City
     • Collection: Hugo Perls, Berlin; R. Ederheimer, New York
     • Reference: C. L. Kuhn, "op. cit.," No. 171

   • Portrait of a Lady of Burgundy

     • Medium: Oil on panel
     • Dimensions: 11 3/4 x 8 1/2 inches
     • Lender: Mr. Richard Ederheimer, New York City

   • Saint John the Evangelist, Saint Jerome, and Saint Margaret

     • Medium: Oil on panel
     • Dimensions: 12 x 13 1/2 inches
     • Date: About 1520

   • Martin Schongauer

     • Born in Colmar around 1445, active mostly in Alsace.
     • Known as an engraver and painter, influential for German and Flemish art.

   • The Legend of the Compostella Pilgrims

     • Medium: Oil on panel
     • Dimensions: 23 3/4 x 38 inches
     • Lender: Wildenstein and Company, Inc., New York City

   • Bernard Strigel

     • Active at Memmingen in Swabia between 1460 and 1528.
     • Painted portraits and religious works.

3. Bartholomaeus Zeitblom

   • Active in Ulm from 1480 until his death about 1520.

   • Nativity

     • Medium: Oil on panel
     • Dimensions: 18 x 10 inches
     • Lender: Mr. John D. McIlhenny, Philadelphia

   • Saint

     • Medium: Polychromed wood
     • Lender: Jacques Seligmann and Company, Inc.

4. Tilmann Riemenschneider

   • Leading German sculptor of the Late Gothic period.
   • Active in Würzburg shortly after 1480 until his death in 1531.

5. Erasmus Grasser

   • One of the earliest sculptors of importance in Munich.
   • Dates: Born around 1450, died in 1518.

6. South German School

   • Madonna and Child

     • Medium: Polychromed wood
     • Lender: Mr. Felix M. Warburg, New York City
     • Date: About 1490

   • Valentin Lendenstreich

     • A Thuringian sculptor and painter active in Saalfeld from 1485 to his death in 1506.

Other Works:

• Pair of Angels Holding Instruments of the Passion

  • Medium: Polychromed wood
  • Lender: Arnold Seligmann, Rey and Company, Inc., Paris, and New York City
  • Date: About 1495

• Saint Sebastian

  • Medium: Wood
  • Lender: Jacques Seligmann and Company, Inc.
  • Date: About 1493

• Saint

  • Medium: Polychromed wood
  • Lender: Dikran G. Kelekian, Cairo, Paris, and New York City
  • Date: About 1500

This guide appears to be an exhibition catalog listing various artworks, their dimensions, mediums, lenders, and historical context, focusing on the Rhenish, Westphalian, and South German schools of art.

The image is a page from a book or catalog that lists and describes various artworks, primarily paintings and sculptures, from different artists and schools. Each entry includes details such as the title of the artwork, the medium, dimensions, the artist's name, a brief biography of the artist, the current collection or owner, and references to further reading.

Here is a detailed summary of the information presented:

1. Michael Pacher:

   • Artwork: St. Catherine
   • Medium: Oil on panel
   • Dimensions: 31 x 21 inches
   • Collection: Hugo Perls, Berlin; B. Ederheimer, New York
   • References: A Century of Painters Exhibition of Paintings and Sculpture, Chicago, 1934, No. 19; C. L. Kuhn, Pantheon, vol. XX, 1935, p. 174
   • Details: The top of the panel has been cut off. The style and dimensions suggest it belongs to the same series as other paintings mentioned.

2. Martin Schongauer:

   • Artwork: The Legend of the Compostela Pilgrims
   • Medium: Oil on panel
   • Dimensions: 58 x 39 inches
   • Collection: J. B. Neumann and Company, Inc., New York City
   • References: C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 171
   • Details: Painted under the strong influence of Schongauer.

3. Bernard Strigel:

   • Artwork: Portrait of Mary of Burgundy
   • Medium: Oil on panel
   • Dimensions: 33 x 13 inches
   • Collection: Hermann Sax, Vienna; Albert Figdor, Vienna
   • References: P. X. Weingartner, Die Meisterwerke der Sammlung Dr. Albert Figdor, vol. III, Vienna, 1900, No. 40; M. J. Friedländer, Die Sammlung Dr. Albert Figdor, August, 1906
   • Details: Attributed to Bernard Strigel.

4. Rhenish School:

   • Artwork: Christ as Limbo
   • Medium: Oil on panel
   • Dimensions: 34 x 23 inches
   • Collection: Mr. Richard Ederheimer, New York City
   • References: C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 341
   • Details: Dated 1490 on the arch. Belongs to a series of four panels in the Bavarian National Museum, Munich.

5. Rhenish School:

   • Artwork: Saint John, Saint Jerome, and Saint Margaret
   • Medium: Oil on panel
   • Dimensions: 12 x 12 inches
   • Collection: Not specified
   • References: Not specified
   • Details: Possibly from the same series as other paintings mentioned.

6. Westphalian School:

   • Artwork: Nativity
   • Medium: Oil on panel
   • Dimensions: 29 x 25 inches
   • Collection: Mrs. Arthur L. Ehranger, New York City
   • References: J. Chiem Collection Sales Catalogue, American Art Association Anderson Gallery, New York, 1924, No. 33; C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 23
   • Details: Not specified.

7. Bartholomaeus Zeitblom:

   • Artwork: Nativity
   • Medium: Oil on panel
   • Dimensions: 18 x 10 inches
   • Collection: Mrs. John D. McIlhenny, Philadelphia
   • References: C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 246
   • Details: Not specified.

8. Rhenish School:

   • Artwork: Pair of Angels Holding Instruments of the Passion
   • Medium: Painted wood
   • Collection: Arnold Seligmann, Rey and Company, Inc., Paris and New York City
   • References: Not specified
   • Details: About 1495.

9. Rhenish School:

   • Artwork: Saint Sebastian
   • Medium: Wood
   • Collection: Jacques Seligmann and Company, Inc.
   • References: Not specified
   • Details: About 1495. Possibly from the Upper Rhine region.

10. Tilman Riemenschneider:

    • Artwork: Saint
    • Medium: Polychromed wood
    • Collection: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aelkman, Cairo, Paris, and New York City
    • References: Not specified
    • Details: About 1500.

11. Erasmus Grasser:

    • Artwork: Saint
    • Medium: Linden wood
    • Collection: Felix M. Warburg, New York City
    • References: Not specified
    • Details: About 1490.

12. Valentin Lendenstreich:

    • Artwork: Not specified
    • Medium: Not specified
    • Collection: Not specified
    • References: Not specified
    • Details: A Thuringian sculptor and painter, active in Saalfeld from 1485 until his death in 1506.

13. South German School:

    • Artwork: Madonna and Child
    • Medium: Polychromed wood
    • Collection: French and Company, Inc., New York City
    • References: Not specified
    • Details: About 1450. Possibly Swabian in origin.

This page provides a comprehensive overview of various artworks, their origins, and their current locations, making it a valuable resource for art historians and collectors.

The image depicts two pages from a book or a catalog with information about various art pieces. The art pieces mentioned are primarily from the Renaissance period, including works by Michael Pacher, Martin Schongauer, Bernhard Strigel, and others.

On the left side, the text begins with a description of a piece named "Michael Pacher," created around 1435, and continues with listings for "Rhenish School," "Giorgione," and several others, enumerating the dimensions, the medium (such as oil on panel), the current collection location, and references to catalog numbers or exhibition history.

On the right side, the text refers to art pieces from the "Westphalian School," "Bartholomaeus Zeitblom," "Erasmus Grasser," and more. The listings include different types of works such as sculptures and polychromed wood, along with their respective measurements, locations, collectors, and reference numbers.

Overall, the image suggests this is a reference material meant for art historians, collectors, or individuals interested in the provenance and details of historical art pieces.

The image shows two pages from a catalogue or book providing descriptions of various artworks and artists. The left page (page 12) and the right page (page 13) have sections dedicated to specific artists and schools, detailing the artwork's title, medium, dimensions, and provenance, along with commentary and references.

Page 12 contains the following entries:

1. Michael Pacher

   • Born in the Tyrol about 1435.
   • Artwork: "St. Catherine" (oil on panel, 17 x 16 inches).
   • Lent by Mr. Henry Schimmel, New York City.
   • Descriptions and references to the artist's career and style.

2. Rhenish School

   • Artwork: "Christ in Limbo" (oil on panel, 24 x 39 inches).
   • Lent by Mr. Richard Ederheimer, New York.
   • Description includes reference to C.L. Kuhn and attributes to a specific period and style.

3. Rhenish School Continued

   • Artwork: "Saint John, Saint Jerome, and Saint Margaret" (oil on panel, 12 x 15 inches).

Page 13 contains the following entries:

4. Martin Schongauer

   • Born in Colmar about 1445.
   • Artwork: "The Legend of the Compostela Pilgrims" (oil on panel, 30 x 28 inches).
   • Lent by Wildenstein and Company, New York.
   • Description includes references and details about Schongauer's influence and style.

5. Westphalian School

   • Artwork: "Nativity" (oil on panel, 38 x 28 inches).
   • Lent by Mr. Arthur L. Erlanger, New York City.
   • Detailed references and descriptions related to the collection.

6. Bartholomaeus Zeitblom

   • Born about 1460.
   • Artwork: "Nativity" (oil on panel, 18 x 10 inches).
   • Lent by Mrs. John D. McIlhenny, Philadelphia.
   • Description includes references and historical context.

7. Sculpture

   • Erasmus Grasser

     • Born about 1450, died in 1517.
     • Artwork: "Saint" (linen wood).
     • Lent by French and Company, Inc., New York City.

   • Valentin Lendenstreich

     • Active from 1485 until his death in 1506.

   • Note: Missing specific artwork details.

8. Rhenish School

   • Artwork: "Saint Sebastian" (polychromed wood).

   • Lent by Arnold Seligmann and Company, Inc.

   • Artwork: "Saint" (polychromed wood).

   • Lent by Ditura G. Kelekian, Cairo, Paris, and New York City.

9. Tilman Riemenschneider

   • Active in Würzburg; died in 1531.
   • Artwork: "Madonna and Child" (linen wood).
   • Lent by Mr. Felix M. Warburg, New York City.

10. South German School

    • Artwork: "Madonna and Child" (polychromed wood).
    • Lent by French and Company, Inc., New York City.

The entries also include birth and death years of the artists, their activity periods, regions, and key artistic influences. The pages are structured in a way that provides a scholarly view of the art pieces, their origins, and their contexts, suitable for academic reference or exhibition catalogues.

The image shows two pages from a book or catalog that provides detailed descriptions of artworks and artists, focusing on German and European artists from the late Gothic period around the 15th and early 16th centuries. The left page begins with sections on Michael Pacher and Martin Schongauer, including a short biography, references, and specific works such as "St. Catherine," "The Legend of the Compostella Pilgrims," and others. It continues with information about Bernard Strigel and the Rhenish School, mentioning specific panels like "Christ in Limbo" and "Saint John, Saint Jerome and Saint Margaret."

The right page covers the Westphalian School with mention of a "Nativity" oil painting, Bartholomaeus Zeitblom with another "Nativity," and information on sculptures by Erasmus Grasser and Valentin Lendenstreich. It also includes entries from the Rhenish School about "Saint Sebastian" and other saints, and details on Tilmann Riemenschneider and the South German School, focusing on sculptures such as "Madonna and Child." Each artwork entry includes medium, dimensions, lending institutions, approximate dates, and references.

The layout is formal and academic, with clear categorization by artists, schools, and types of works, indicating it is likely part of a scholarly art catalog or exhibition book. There are page numbers 12 and 13 at the bottom corners.

The image shows an open page from an art catalog or reference book, likely detailing historical artworks and their creators. The page is divided into two columns, each containing entries about different artists, their works, and related information. Here's a detailed description:

Left Column:

• Title: The column is labeled "RHENISH SCHOOL."
• Entries:

  1. Michael Pacher:

     • Description: Born in the Tyrol about 1435 and active in Italy as a painter. Traced to Italy from 1469–1480. Died in Salzburg in 1498. He was the leading Tyrolean painter of the sculpting figures of German Late Gothic painting.
     • Work: "The Legend of the Compostella Pilgrims" (Oil on panel, 33 × 38 inches).
     • Lent by: Wildenstein and Company, Inc., New York City.
     • References: C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 171.
     • Plate: XI.

  2. Martin Schongauer:

     • Description: Born in Colmar about 1445 and active there most of his life as an engraver. Studied with Caspar Lienmann of Colmar. Died in Breisach in 1491. Far more important as an engraver than as a painter, the Madonna in Colmar is the only painting extant that can surely be identified as being by him.
     • Work: "The Legend of the Compostella Pilgrims" (Oil on panel, 33 × 38 inches).
     • Lent by: Wildenstein and Company, Inc., New York City.
     • References: C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 171.
     • Plate: XI.

  3. Bernard Strigel:

     • Description: Born at Memmingen in Swabia in 1460 or 1461. Died there in 1528. Active at Ulm under Zeitz and was the chief portraitist of the Emperor Maximilian I.
     • Work: "Portrait of Mary of Burgundy" (Oil on panel, 28 × 13½ inches).
     • Lent by: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, Washington, D.C.
     • References: F. X. Weizinger, Die Malerei der Spätgotik und der frühen Renaissance, No. 97, International Studio, August 1939; Samuel Dr. Albert Figdor, Die Sammlungen der Albertina, Vienna, 1930.
     • Plate: No. 246.

  4. Saint John, Saint Jerome, and Saint Margaret:

     • Description: Oil on panel, 12 × 15½ inches.
     • Lent by: Mr. Henry Schieffelin, New York City.
     • References: C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 341.

  5. Christ in Limbo:

     • Description: Oil on panel, 24 × 23 inches.
     • Lent by: Mr. Richard Erichheimer, New York City.
     • References: C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 341.

Right Column:

• Title: The column is labeled "WESTPHALIAN SCHOOL."
• Entries:

  1. Nativity:

     • Description: Oil on panel, 33 × 28 inches.
     • Lent by: Mr. Arthur E. Furth, New York City.
     • Collections: A. Pickert, Erlangen; B. Max Pickert, Nuremberg; A. Chiesa, Florence; F. Kleinergerger Company, New York.
     • References: A. Chiesa Collection Sales Catalogue, American Art Association Anderson Gallery, New York, 1932, No. 35; C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 33.
     • Plate: No. 35.

  2. Bartholomaeus Zeitblom:

     • Description: Born about 1460 and active at Ulm from 1488 until his death about 1530. The son-in-law and pupil of Schieffelin, Zeitblom is the last great painter of the Swabian Late Gothic.
     • Work: "Nativity" (Oil on panel, 18 × 10 inches).
     • Lent by: Mrs. John D. Melleny, Philadelphia.
     • References: C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 346.
     • Plate: No. 346.

  3. Erasmus Grasser:

     • Description: Born about 1430 and died in 1521. One of the earliest sculptors of importance in Munich.
     • Work: "Saint" (Linden wood).
     • Lent by: French and Company, Inc., New York City.
     • References: None specified.
     • Plate: No. 13.

  4. Tilmann Riemenschneider:

     • Description: Born at Osterode shortly after 1460. Active in Würzburg most of his life and died there in 1531. One of the leading German sculptors of the Late Gothic.
     • Work: "Madonna and Child" (Linden wood).
     • Lent by: Mr. Felix M. Warburg, New York City.
     • References: None specified.
     • Plate: No. 13.

  5. Valentin Lindenstreich:

     • Description: A Thuringian sculpture and painter, active in Saalfeld from 1485 until his death in 1506.
     • Work: "Madonna and Child" (Polychromed wood).
     • Lent by: French and Company, Inc., New York City.
     • References: None specified.
     • Plate: No. 13.

Additional Details:

• Page Number: The page is labeled as 13.
• References Section: The left margin includes a reference section with citations such as "C. L. Kuhn, op. cit., No. 307" and "Collections: Leroy."
• Artwork Details: Each entry includes the medium (e.g., oil on panel, linden wood), dimensions, lender information, and references to scholarly works or exhibitions.
• Schools: The artworks are categorized under specific schools, such as the Rhenish School and the Westphalian School.

Overall Context:

The page appears to be part of an art catalog or reference book, likely from the early to mid-20th century, detailing notable artworks, their creators, and their historical and artistic significance. The entries provide comprehensive information about each piece, including its medium, dimensions, lender, and scholarly references, making it a valuable resource for art historians and collectors.