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The image shows a small, white label attached to a larger white piece of paper. The label contains the following information:

• Artist or School: Ibels, Henri-Gaspard
• Title: Circus
• Acc. No.: 80.1945

Additionally, there is a note stating:
"To be reproduced only by permission of THE FOGG MUSEUM OF ART (PAUL J. SACHS COLLECTION)
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Cambridge, Massachusetts"

The label is likely an identification tag for a work of art, indicating that the painting titled "Circus" by Henri-Gaspard Ibels is part of the collection at the Fogg Museum of Art, which is now part of Harvard University's art collections. The reproduction rights are restricted and require permission from the museum.

The image shows a small label or card affixed to a larger, light-colored sheet of paper. The label contains the following typed information:

• Artist or School: Ibels, Henri-Gaspard
• Title: Circus
• Acc. No.: 80.1945

Below the accession number, there is a note that states the image is to be reproduced only by permission of The Fogg Museum of Art (Paul J. Sachs Collection) at Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

The label is positioned towards the upper left of the larger sheet, which appears blank otherwise. The background of the image is a plain, light gray color.

The image shows a piece of paper with information about an artwork. The paper appears to be a label or tag.

Here are the details:

1. Artist or School: Henri-Gaspard Ibels.
2. Title: Circus.
3. Accession Number: 80.1945.
4. Source: The label indicates that the artwork is part of the collection at The Fogg Museum of Art (Paul J. Sachs Collection) at Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
5. Permission Note: It specifies that the artwork can only be reproduced with the permission of The Fogg Museum of Art.

The tag is attached to a blank piece of paper, likely the canvas or the backing of the artwork. The background of the tag is a light beige color.

The image shows a piece of paper, likely a label or card, attached to a larger blank sheet. The label contains the following information:

• Artist or School: Ibels, Henri-Gaspard
• Title: Circus
• Accession Number (Acc. No.): 80.1945

Below the accession number, there is a note stating that the image is to be reproduced only by permission of The Fogg Museum of Art (Paul J. Sachs Collection), which is associated with Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

The label appears to be from an art collection, indicating that the artwork titled "Circus" by Henri-Gaspard Ibels is part of the collection and has a specific accession number for cataloging purposes.

The image shows a description card for an artwork, likely accompanying a photograph or reproduction of the piece. Here are the details from the card:

• Artist or School: Ibels, Henri-Gabriel
• Title: Circus
• Accession Number (Acc. No.): 80.1945

Additionally, there is a note indicating that the reproduction is permitted by:

• The Fogg Museum of Art (part of the Paul J. Sachs Collection) at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

The card specifies that the image is to be reproduced only by permission from the mentioned institution.

The image shows a blank piece of paper with a small label affixed to it. The label contains the following information:

• Artist or School: Isels, Henri-Gasvard
• Title: Circus
• Acc. No.: 80.1945
• Permission Notice: To be reproduced only by permission of THE FOGG MUSEUM OF ART (PAUL J. SACHS COLLECTION) (HARVARD UNIVERSITY) CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS

This indicates that the paper is associated with an artwork titled "Circus" by Henri-Gasvard Isels, which is part of the collection at the Fogg Museum of Art at Harvard University. The accession number is 80.1945, and the artwork is part of the Paul J. Sachs Collection. The label also notes that reproduction of the artwork is restricted and requires permission from the museum.

This image shows a white sheet with a small paper label attached near the top left corner. The label contains typed text providing information about an artwork. The text reads:

Artist or School: Ibels, Henri-Gaspard
Title: Circus
Acc. No.: 80.1945

Below this information, there is a note stating:
"To be reproduced only by permission of
THE FOGG MUSEUM OF ART
(PAUL J. SACHS COLLECTION)
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS"

The sheet and label appear to be part of an archival or museum documentation system.

The image shows a white paper label with black printed text, centered on a light-toned background that appears to be a page or a board. The label contains the following information:

• Artist or School: Ibels, Henri-Gabriel
• Title: Circus
• Acc. No: 80.1945

Below this information, it states:

"To be reproduced only by permission of
THE FOGG MUSEUM OF ART
(PAUL J. SACHS COLLECTION)
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS"

The label appears to be for a cataloging or archival purpose, indicating that the artwork titled "Circus" by Henri-Gabriel Ibels is part of the Fogg Museum of Art collection under the Paul J. Sachs Collection and is accessioned as number 80.1945. The text suggests restrictions on the reproduction of the image. This type of label is typically associated with the archival documentation of art pieces within a museum or collection.

This image is of a white card that has black text printed on it. The card is folded in half and placed on a gray background. The card contains information about a painting titled "Circus" by the artist Henri-Gaspard Ibels. The painting is part of the Paul J. Sachs Collection at the Fogg Museum of Art at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The card also includes the artist's name, the title of the painting, and the accession number. The text on the card is written in a cursive font and is centered on the card.

A white sheet of paper is placed on a gray surface. The paper has a label in the center with text on it. The text on the label reads "Artist or School: Ibels, Henri-Gaspard", "Title: Circus", "Acc. No. 80.1945", and "To be reproduced only by permission of THE FOGG MUSEUM OF ART (Paul J. Sachs Collection) HARVARD UNIVERSITY CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS".