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Busch-Reisinger Museum Scrapbook, 1958-1960

ARCH.2013.5.8, Rendition: 796685

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The document is a catalog of artworks and their acquisitions, divided into sections for illustrated books and sculptures, with an additional chronological analysis of works acquired in 1959.

Illustrated Books:

  1. Lovis Corinth illustrated "Der Venuswagen" by Friedrich Schiller (Berlin, 1919), gifted by Mrs. Irving Sobin.
  2. Gustav Klimt illustrated "Die Hetaerengesprache von Lukian" (Leipzig, 1907), gifted by Mrs. Irving Sobin.
  3. Ewald Mataré illustrated "Ewald Mataré, das Graphische Werk" by Heinz Peters (Cologne, 1957), gifted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Kuhn.

Sculptures:

  1. Austrian, 18th Century: Crucifixion group (Christ on the Cross, the Virgin, St. John the Evangelist), made of polychromed wood, purchased with the Association Fund.
  2. Ursula Förster: "Diabolo Player," bronze, 1958, purchased with the Association Fund.
  3. German (unknown region), 16th Century: Two figures of death, made of lindenwood, purchased with the Association Fund.
  4. German, 17th Century: "St. Martin and the Beggar," oak relief, gifted by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fenn.
  5. Renée Sintenis: "The large Daphne," bronze, gifted by Mrs. Charles L. Kuhn.
  6. South German, 15th Century: "Pietà," polychromed wood, 1420, purchased in memory of Eda K. Loeb.
  7. South German, 16th Century: "Standing Christ Child," museum purchase.
  8. Viennese, 18th Century: "St. Ambrose," polychromed wood, ca. 1750, purchased with the Association Fund.
  9. Viennese, 18th Century: "St. Augustine," polychromed wood, ca. 1750, purchased with the Association Fund.

Chronological Analysis of Works of Art Acquired in 1959:

  • Fifteenth Century: 1 purchase
  • Sixteenth Century: 3 purchases
  • Seventeenth Century: 1 purchase, 3 gifts
  • Eighteenth Century: 8 purchases, 12 gifts
  • Nineteenth Century: 9 gifts
  • Twentieth Century: 3 purchases, 39 gifts

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The image shows a page listing various illustrated books and sculptures acquired by a museum or collection. Here’s a detailed summary:

Illustrated Books

  1. Lovis Corinth as illustrator:

    • Der Venuswagen by Friedrich Schiller (Berlin, 1919)
    • Gift of Mrs. Irving Sobin.

  2. Gustav Klimt as illustrator:

    • Die Hetaerengesprache von Lukian (Leipzig, 1907)
    • Gift of Mrs. Irving Sobin.

  3. Ewald Mataré as illustrator:

    • Ewald Mataré, das Graphische Werk by Heinz Peters (Cologne, 1957)
    • Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Kuhn.

Sculpture

  1. Austrian, XVIII Century:

    • Crucifixion group (Christ on the Cross, the Virgin, St. John the Evangelist), polychromed wood.
    • Purchase, Association Fund.

  2. Ursula Förster:

    • Diabolo Player, bronze, 1958.
    • Purchase, Association Fund.

  3. German (?), XVI Century:

    • Two figures of death, Lindenwood.
    • Purchase, Association Fund.

  4. German, XVII Century:

    • St. Martin and the Beggar, oak relief.
    • Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fenn.

  5. Renée Sintenis:

    • The large Daphne, bronze.
    • Gift of Mrs. Charles L. Kuhn.

  6. South German, XV Century:

    • Pietà, polychromed wood, 1420.
    • Museum purchase in memory of Eda K. Loeb.

  7. South German, XVI Century:

    • Standing Christ Child.
    • Museum purchase.

  8. Viennese, XVIII Century:

    • St. Ambrose, polychromed wood, ca. 1750.
    • Purchase, Association Fund.

  9. Viennese, XVIII Century:

    • St. Augustine, polychromed wood, ca. 1750.
    • Purchase, Association Fund.

Chronological Analysis of Works of Art Acquired in 1959

  • Fifteenth Century: 1 purchase
  • Sixteenth Century: 3 purchases
  • Seventeenth Century: 1 purchase; 3 gifts
  • Eighteenth Century: 8 purchases; 12 gifts
  • Nineteenth Century: 9 gifts
  • Twentieth Century: 3 purchases; 39 gifts

This page effectively catalogs acquisitions and categorizes them by century and type, with gifts and purchases specified.

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The image contains a document listing various illustrated books and sculptures, along with their acquisition details, primarily from the year 1959. Here's a detailed summary:

Illustrated Books

  1. Lovis Corinth

    • Illustrated: "Der Venuswagen" by Friedrich Schiller (Berlin, 1919)
    • Gift: Mrs. Irving Sobin

  2. Gustav Klimt

    • Illustrated: "Die Hetaerengesprache von Lukian" (Leipzig, 1907)
    • Gift: Mrs. Irving Sobin

  3. Ewald Mataré

    • Illustrated: "Ewald Mataré, das Graphische Werk" by Heinz Peters (Cologne, 1957)
    • Gift: Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Kuhn

Sculpture

  1. Austrian, XVIII Century

    • Work: Crucifixion group (Christ on the Cross, the Virgin, St. John the Evangelist)
    • Material: Polychromed wood
    • Acquisition: Purchase, Association Fund

  2. Ursula Förster

    • Work: Diabolo Player
    • Material: Bronze, 1958
    • Acquisition: Purchase, Association Fund

  3. German (?), XVI Century

    • Work: Two figures of death
    • Material: Lindenwood
    • Acquisition: Purchase, Association Fund

  4. German, XVII Century

    • Work: St. Martin and the Beggar
    • Material: Oak relief
    • Acquisition: Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fenn

  5. Renée Sintenis

    • Work: The large Daphne
    • Material: Bronze
    • Acquisition: Gift of Mrs. Charles L. Kuhn

  6. South German, XV Century

    • Work: Pietà
    • Material: Polychromed wood, 1420
    • Acquisition: Museum purchase in memory of Eda K. Loeb

  7. South German, XVI Century

    • Work: Standing Christ Child
    • Acquisition: Museum purchase

  8. Viennese, XVIII Century

    • Work: St. Ambrose
    • Material: Polychromed wood, ca. 1750
    • Acquisition: Purchase, Association Fund

  9. Viennese, XVIII Century

    • Work: St. Augustine
    • Material: Polychromed wood, ca. 1750
    • Acquisition: Purchase, Association Fund

Chronological Analysis of Works of Art Acquired in 1959

  • Fifteenth Century: 1 purchase
  • Sixteenth Century: 3 purchases
  • Seventeenth Century: 1 purchase; 3 gifts
  • Eighteenth Century: 8 purchases; 12 gifts
  • Nineteenth Century: 9 gifts
  • Twentieth Century: 3 purchases; 39 gifts

This document provides a comprehensive overview of the art acquisitions, detailing the type of work, the artist, the medium, and the acquisition method, including both purchases and gifts.

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The image contains a document listing illustrated books and sculptures, along with a chronological analysis of works of art acquired in 1959.

Illustrated Books

  1. Lovis Corinth (illustrator) - "Der Venuswagen" by Friedrich Schiller (Berlin, 1919); gift of Mrs. Irving Sobin.
  2. Gustav Klimt (illustrator) - "Die Hetaerengespraeche von Lukian" (Leipzig, 1907); gift of Mrs. Irving Sobin.
  3. Ewald Mataré (illustrator) - "Ewald Mataré, das Graphische Werk" by Heinz Peters (Cologne, 1957); gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Kuhn.

Sculpture

  1. Austrian, XVIII Century: Crucifixion group (Christ on the Cross, the Virgin, St. John the Evangelist), polychromed wood; purchase, Association Fund.
  2. Ursula Förster: Diabolo Player, bronze, 1958; purchase, Association Fund.
  3. German (?), XVI Century: Two figures of death, lindenwood; purchase, Association Fund.
  4. German, XVII Century: St. Martin and the Beggar, oak relief; gift of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fenn.
  5. Reneé Sintenis: The large Daphne, bronze; gift of Mrs. Charles L. Kuhn.
  6. South German, XV Century: Pietà, polychromed wood, 1420; Museum purchase in memory of Eda K. Loeb.
  7. South German, XVI Century: Standing Christ Child; Museum purchase.
  8. Viennese, XVIII Century: St. Ambrose, polychromed wood, ca. 1750; purchase, Association Fund.
  9. Viennese, XVIII Century: St. Augustine, polychromed wood, ca. 1750; purchase, Association Fund.

Chronological Analysis of Works of Art Acquired in 1959

  • Fifteenth Century: 1 purchase
  • Sixteenth Century: 3 purchases
  • Seventeenth Century: 1 purchase; 3 gifts
  • Eighteenth Century: 8 purchases; 12 gifts
  • Nineteenth Century: 9 gifts
  • Twentieth Century: 3 purchases; 39 gifts

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The image displays a list of illustrated books and sculptures acquired by a museum or institution, along with the donors or the acquisition methods. Here's a detailed summary:

Illustrated Books:

  1. Lovis Corinth

    • Work: Illustrations for "Der Venuswagen" by Friedrich Schiller.
    • Publication: Berlin, 1919.
    • Gift of: Mrs. Irving Sobin.

  2. Gustav Klimt

    • Work: Illustrations for "Die Hetärengespräche von Lukian."
    • Publication: Leipzig, 1907.
    • Gift of: Mrs. Irving Sobin.

  3. Ewald Mataré

    • Work: "Ewald Mataré, das Graphische Werk" by Heinz Peters.
    • Publication: Cologne, 1957.
    • Gift of: Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Kuhn.

Sculpture:

  1. Austrian, XVIII Century

    • Description: Crucifixion group (Christ on the Cross, the Virgin, St. John the Evangelist), polychromed wood.
    • Acquisition: Purchase, Association Fund.

  2. Ursula Förster

    • Work: Diabolo Player, bronze.
    • Year: 1958.
    • Acquisition: Purchase, Association Fund.

  3. German (?), XVI Century

    • Description: Two figures of death, lindenwood.
    • Acquisition: Purchase, Association Fund.

  4. German, XVII Century

    • Description: St. Martin and the Beggar, oak relief.
    • Gift of: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fenn.

  5. Renée Sintenis

    • Work: The large Daphne, bronze.
    • Gift of: Mrs. Charles L. Kuhn.

  6. South German, XV Century

    • Description: Pietà, polychromed wood, 1420.
    • Acquisition: Museum purchase in memory of Eda K. Loeb.

  7. South German, XVI Century

    • Description: Standing Christ Child.
    • Acquisition: Museum purchase.

  8. Viennese, XVIII Century

    • Description: St. Ambrose, polychromed wood, ca. 1750.
    • Acquisition: Purchase, Association Fund.

  9. Viennese, XVIII Century

    • Description: St. Augustine, polychromed wood, ca. 1750.
    • Acquisition: Purchase, Association Fund.

Chronological Analysis of Works of Art Acquired in 1959:

  • Fifteenth Century: 1 purchase.
  • Sixteenth Century: 3 purchases.
  • Seventeenth Century: 1 purchase, 3 gifts.
  • Eighteenth Century: 8 purchases, 12 gifts.
  • Nineteenth Century: 9 gifts.
  • Twentieth Century: 3 purchases, 39 gifts.

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The image is a document listing illustrated books and sculptures acquired by a museum, along with a chronological analysis of works of art acquired in 1959. Here is a detailed summary:

Illustrated Books:

  1. Louis Corinth, illustrator:

    • Book: "Der Venuswagen" by Friedrich Schiller (Berlin, 1919)
    • Gift of Mrs. Irving Sobin.

  2. Gustav Klimt, illustrator:

    • Book: "Die Hetaerengespräche von Lukian" (Leipzig, 1907)
    • Gift of Mrs. Irving Sobin.

  3. Ewald Mataré, illustrator:

    • Book: "Ewald Mataré, das Graphische Werk" by Heinz Peters (Cologne, 1957)
    • Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Kuhn.

Sculpture:

  1. Austrian, XVIII Century:

    • Crucifixion group (Christ on the Cross, the Virgin, St. John the Evangelist), polychromed wood.
    • Purchase, Association Fund.

  2. Ursula Fürster:

    • Diabolo Player, bronze, 1958.
    • Purchase, Association Fund.

  3. German (?), XVI Century:

    • Two figures of death, lindenwood.
    • Purchase, Association Fund.

  4. German, XVII Century:

    • St. Martin and the Beggar, oak relief.
    • Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fenn.

  5. Renée Sintenis:

    • The large Daphne, bronze.
    • Gift of Mrs. Charles L. Kuhn.

  6. South German, XV Century:

    • Pietà, polychromed wood, 1420.
    • Museum purchase in memory of Eda K. Löeb.

  7. South German, XVI Century:

    • Standing Christ Child.
    • Museum purchase.

  8. Viennese, XVIII Century:

    • St. Ambrose, polychromed wood, ca. 1750.
    • Purchase, Association Fund.

  9. Viennese, XVIII Century:

    • St. Augustine, polychromed wood, ca. 1750.
    • Purchase, Association Fund.

Chronological Analysis of Works of Art Acquired in 1959:

  • Fifteenth Century: 1 purchase.
  • Sixteenth Century: 3 purchases.
  • Seventeenth Century: 1 purchase; 3 gifts.
  • Eighteenth Century: 8 purchases; 12 gifts.
  • Nineteenth Century: 9 gifts.
  • Twentieth Century: 3 purchases; 39 gifts.

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The image shows a typed document titled "-3-". It lists categories of works of art, specifically "Illustrated Books" and "Sculpture," followed by a "Chronological Analysis of Works of Art Acquired in 1959."

  1. Illustrated Books:

    • Lovis Corinth, illustrator: Der Venuswagen by Friedrich Schiller (Berlin, 1919); gift of Mrs. Irving Sobin.
    • Gustav Klimt, illustrator: Die Hetaerengespräche von Lukian (Leipzig, 1907); gift of Mrs. Irving Sobin.
    • Ewald Mataré, illustrator: Ewald Mataré, das Graphische Werk by Heinz Peters (Cologne, 1957); gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Kuhn.

  2. Sculpture:

    • Austrian, XVIII Century: Crucifixion group (Christ on the Cross, the Virgin, St. John the Evangelist), polychromed wood; purchase, Association Fund.
    • Ursula Förster: Diabolo Player, bronze, 1958; purchase, Association Fund.
    • German (?), XVI Century: Two figures of death, lindenwood; purchase, Association Fund.
    • German, XVII Century: St. Martin and the Beggar, oak relief; gift of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fenn.
    • Renée Sintenis: The large Daphne, bronze; gift of Mrs. Charles L. Kuhn.
    • South German, XV Century: Pietà, polychromed wood, 1420; Museum purchase in memory of Eda K. Loeb.
    • South German, XVI Century: Standing Christ Child; Museum purchase.
    • Viennese, XVIII Century: St. Ambrose, polychromed wood, ca. 1750; purchase, Association Fund.
    • Viennese, XVIII Century: St. Augustine, polychromed wood, ca. 1750; purchase, Association Fund.

  3. Chronological Analysis of Works of Art Acquired in 1959:

    • Fifteenth Century: 1 purchase
    • Sixteenth Century: 3 purchases
    • Seventeenth Century: 1 purchase; 3 gifts
    • Eighteenth Century: 8 purchases; 12 gifts
    • Nineteenth Century: 9 gifts
    • Twentieth Century: 3 purchases; 39 gifts

The document appears to be an inventory or record of art acquisitions, noting the origin, material, date, and acquisition method (purchase or gift) for each item.

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This is an image of a typed document page, labelled as page number 3 at the top. The document appears to be an inventory or list of artworks, likely related to a museum or art collection. It's divided into two main sections: "Illustrated Books" and "Sculpture."

Under "Illustrated Books," three items are listed with details including the illustrator's name, the title of the work, and acquisition details such as the year and the name of the donor.

Under "Sculpture," multiple entries are shown, spanning various centuries (XVIII to XX Century) and regions (Austrian, German, South German, Viennese), with a brief description of each sculpture, the material it's made of, the year or century it belongs to, and acquisition details including purchases and gifts, along with the names of donors.

The document also includes a "Chronological Analysis of Works of Art Acquired in 1959," categorizing acquisitions by century, ranging from the Fifteenth to the Twentieth Century, and specifying the number of purchases and gifts for each century.

The document is typewritten and has a slightly old appearance, with a bit of shadowing around the edges, suggesting it's a physical paper document rather than a digital one.

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The image is a scanned page from a document that appears to be a report or catalog of artworks acquired by a museum in 1959. The page contains two main sections: "Illustrated Books" and "Sculpture." The "Illustrated Books" section lists three books with their illustrators and the donors who gifted them. The "Sculpture" section lists various sculptures with their origins, materials, and acquisition details. The sculptures are dated from the 15th to the 20th century and include works by notable artists such as Ursula Förster and Renée Sintenis. The page also includes a chronological analysis of the artworks acquired in 1959, showing the number of purchases and gifts by century.

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The image is a document, likely a page from a report or a catalog, detailing the acquisitions of an art collection in the year 1959. The document is organized into several sections, each listing various works of art, their creators, dates, and acquisition details.

The first section, titled "Illustrated Books," lists three books with their illustrators, publication details, and the donors who gifted them to the collection. The books are:

  1. "Der Venuswagen" by Friedrich Schiller, illustrated by Lovis Corinth, published in Berlin in 1919, gifted by Mrs. Irving Sobin.
  2. "Die Hetaerengespraeche von Lukian" illustrated by Gustav Klimt, published in Leipzig in 1907, also gifted by Mrs. Irving Sobin.
  3. "Ewald Mataré, das Graphische Werk" by Heinz Peters, illustrated by Ewald Mataré, published in Cologne in 1957, gifted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Kuhn.

The second section, titled "Sculpture," lists various sculptures acquired, including:

  1. An Austrian Crucifixion group from the XVIII Century, made of polychromed wood, purchased using the Association Fund.
  2. A bronze "Diablo Player" by Ursula Förster from 1958, also purchased using the Association Fund.
  3. Two German figures of death from the XVI Century, made of lindenwood, purchased using the Association Fund.
  4. A German oak relief titled "St. Martin and the Beggar" from the XVIII Century, gifted by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fenn.
  5. A bronze "The large Daphne" by Renée Sintenis, gifted by Mrs. Charles L. Kuhn.
  6. A South German "Pieta" from the XV Century, made of polychromed wood, dated 1420, purchased in memory of Eda K. Loeb.
  7. A South German "Standing Christ Child" from the XVI Century, purchased by the Museum.
  8. Two Viennese sculptures from the XVIII Century, "St. Ambrose" and "St. Augustine," both made of polychromed wood and dated around 1750, purchased using the Association Fund.

The final section provides a "Chronological Analysis of Works of Art Acquired in 1959," breaking down the acquisitions by century:

  • Fifteenth Century: 1 purchase
  • Sixteenth Century: 3 purchases
  • Seventeenth Century: 1 purchase, 3 gifts
  • Eighteenth Century: 8 purchases, 12 gifts
  • Nineteenth Century: 9 gifts
  • Twentieth Century: 3 purchases, 39 gifts

The document is a comprehensive record of the art acquisitions made in 1959, detailing the type of art, the artists, the dates of creation, and the means of acquisition, whether through purchase or gift.