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The image shows a page from an "Annual Report 1960-1961 - Appendix," which lists various artworks acquired by an institution during that period. The page is divided into sections for Paintings, Prints, and Sculpture.

Paintings (continued):

1. F. Preiss: Aus eines Traumtanz, watercolor, 1929; gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
2. Xanti Schawinsky: Morning, watercolor, 1953; gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
3. Fritz Winter: Lithos II, oil on canvas-backed paper, 1954; gift, Mrs. Beatrice Pepper.

Prints:

1. Anonymous Dutch Master (Gouda, Gerard David School, Late XV Century): Page from a Vita Christi (Crucifixion); gift, Mrs. Louis Ransohoff with hand-colored woodcut for the Anonymous German Master, Late XV Century: Scene from Jacobus de Voragine, Legenda Aurea (Nuremberg or Augsburg, ca. 1490); gift, Mrs. Louis Ransohoff.
2. Anonymous German Master, Late XV Century: Two hand-colored woodcuts, Scene from Jacobus de Voragine, Legenda Aurea (Nuremberg or Augsburg, ca. 1490); gift, Mrs. Louis Ransohoff.
3. Hugo, Victor: Illustrations from Les Contemplations, lithograph, 1945; gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
4. Nam Gabo: Opus 1, lithograph, 1953; gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner.
5. C.W. Kolbe: Alexander Dorner, etching; gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
6. L. Moholy-Nagy: Construction, lithograph; gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
7. L. Moholy-Nagy: Construction, lithograph; gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
8. Emil Nolde: Bride and Bay, lithograph, 1907; gift, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Kuhn.
9. Hugo, Victor: Triptych, silkprint, 1949; gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
10. Georges Rouault: Illustration from Ambreine Vollard, Réincarnations du Pere Ubu (Paris, 1932), wood engraving; gift, Louis Natelson.
11. Xanti Schawinsky: Composition, mixed media, 1944; gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
12. Xanti Schawinsky: Tempo, lithograph, 1951; gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
13. Vordemberge-Gildewart: Construction, colored lithograph; gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.

Sculpture:

1. Bavarian, XVIII Century: Magdalene in the wilderness, polychromed wood; purchase, Museum Association Fund.

The document appears to be a detailed record of artworks acquired through gifts and purchases, with specific mentions of donors and the memory of Alexander Dorner.

The image shows a page from an annual report for the years 1960-1961, specifically the appendix section titled "Annual Report 1960-1961 - Appendix." The page lists various artworks, divided into categories of paintings and prints, along with details about their ownership and acquisition.

Paintings (continued):

• F. Preiser: "Aus einem Traumtanz," a watercolor from 1929, gifted by Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
• Lydia Dorner: "Morphocomedy," a watercolor from 1953, gifted by Mrs. Lydia Dorner.
• Fritz Winter: "Lima before Black," an oil on canvas-backed paper from 1954, gifted by Mrs. Benjamin Pepper.

Prints:

• Various prints from different artists and periods, including:
  • Anonymous Dutch Master, Late XV Century: Page from a Vita Christi (Gouda, Gerard Leeu, 1487), with hand-colored woodcut, gifted by Mrs. J. Ransohoff.
  • Anonymous German Master, Late XV Century: Page from Jacobus de Voragine's "Legend Aurea" (Nuremberg, ca. 1490), with two hand-colored woodcuts, gifted by Mrs. J. Ransohoff.
  • Josef Albers: "Shrine," a lithograph from 1942, gifted by Mrs. Lydia Dorner.
  • Hans Holbein the Younger: Illustrations from Le Voilier dans la forêt, colored woodcuts, purchased by the Museum Association Fund.
  • Naum Gabo: "The Lithograph," lithograph from 1953, gift in memory of Alexander Dorner by Mrs. Lydia Dorner.
  • C.W. Kolbe: "Pastoral," etching, gift in memory of Alexander Dorner by Mrs. Lydia Dorner.
  • L. Moholy-Nagy: "Construction," lithograph, gift in memory of Alexander Dorner by Mrs. Lydia Dorner.
  • L. Moholy-Nagy: "Construction," lithograph, gift in memory of Alexander Dorner by Mrs. Lydia Dorner.
  • E. Noldé: "Bright Day," lithograph from 1907, gift by Mrs. and Mrs. L. Kuhn.
  • Hans Richter: "Triptych," silk screen print from 1949, gift in memory of Alexander Dorner by Mrs. Lydia Dorner.
  • Georges Rouault: "Illustration from Ambroise Vollard's Réincarnations du Père Ubu," wood engraving from 1932, gift by Louis Xantus.
  • Xanti Schawinsky: "Composition," mixed media from 1954, gift in memory of Alexander Dorner by Mrs. Lydia Dorner.
  • Xanti Schawinsky: "Trio," wood engraving from 1951, gift in memory of Alexander Dorner by Mrs. Lydia Dorner.
  • Vordemberge-Gildewart: "Construction," colored lithograph, gift in memory of Alexander Dorner by Mrs. Lydia Dorner.

Sculpture:

• Bavarian, XVIII Century: "Magdalene in the wilderness," polychromed wood, purchased by the Museum Association Fund.

Each entry includes the artist's name, title of the artwork, medium, date, and the method of acquisition, either as a gift or purchase.

The image shows a page from an "Annual Report 1960-1961" with a section titled "Appendix." The page is divided into three categories: Paintings, Prints, and Sculpture. Under each category, various artworks are listed with details such as the artist, title, year, type of work, and the donor or source of the gift.

Paintings (continued):

1. F. Preiser: "Aus einem Traumbild," watercolor, 1929; gift, Mrs. Lydia Doner.
2. Lydia Dornet in memory of Alexander Dornet: "Morphocomedy," watercolor, 1953; gift, Mrs. Lydia Doner.
3. Fritz Winter: "Landscape before Black," oil on canvas-backed paper, 1954; gift, Mrs. Benjamin Pepper.

Prints:

1. Anonymous Dutch Master: Late XV Century, Page from a Vita Christi (Gouda, Gerard Leeu, 1487), with hand-colored woodcut; gift, Mrs. J. Russell Ransohoff.
2. Anonymous German Master: Late XV Century, Page from Jacobus de Voragine, Legenda Aurea (Nuremberg, Anton Koberger, ca. 1490), with two hand-colored woodcuts; gift, Mrs. J. Russell Ransohoff.
3. Josef Albers: "Homage to the Square," lithograph, 1942; gift, Mrs. Lydia Doner in memory of Alexander Doner.
4. Hans Arp: "Illustrations from Le Vollier dans la foret," Poemes (Paris, 1957), colored woodcuts; purchase, Museum Association Fund.
5. Naum Gabo: "Oval," lithograph, 1953; gift, Mrs. Lydia Doner in memory of Alexander Doner.
6. C.W. Kolbe: "Pastoral Scene," etching; gift, Mrs. Lydia Doner in memory of Alexander Doner.
7. L. Moholy-Nagy: "Construction," lithograph; gift, Mrs. Lydia Doner in memory of Alexander Doner.
8. L. Moholy-Nagy: "Construction," lithograph; gift, Mrs. Lydia Doner in memory of Alexander Doner.
9. Emil Nolde: "Bright Day," lithograph, 1907; gift, Mr. and Mrs. Hans L. Kayn.
10. Hans Richter: "Triptych," silkprint, 1949; gift, Mrs. Lydia Doner in memory of Alexander Doner.
11. Georges Rouault: "Illustration from Ambroise Vollard, Reincarnations du Pere Ubu (Paris, 1932)," wood engraving, 1931; gift, Louis E. Stern.
12. Xanti Schawinsky: "Composition," mixed media, 1954; gift, Mrs. Lydia Doner in memory of Alexander Doner.
13. Xanti Schawinsky: "Triptych," wood engraving, 1951; gift, Mrs. Lydia Doner in memory of Alexander Doner.
14. Vordemberge-Gildewart: "Construction," colored lithograph; gift, Mrs. Lydia Doner in memory of Alexander Doner.

Sculpture:

1. Bavarian, XVIII Century: "Magdalen in the wilderness," polychromed wood; purchase, Museum Association Fund.

The image displays a page from an annual report dated 1960-1961, specifically an appendix listing various artworks. The entries detail different paintings, prints, and sculptures, along with their donors and the circumstances of their acquisition. Here's a detailed summary:

Paintings (continued)

• F. Preiser: "Aus einem Traumtanz," watercolor, 1929; gift from Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
• Lydia Dorner: "Carrier in Memory of Alexander Dorner," morphocomedy, watercolor, 1953; gift from Mrs. Lydia Dorner.
• Xanti Schawinsky: "Memory of Alexander Dorner," oil on canvas-backed paper, 1954; gift from Mrs. Lydia Dorner.
• Fritz Winter: "Lines Before Black," oil, 1954; gift from Benjamin Pepper.

Prints

• Anonymous Dutch Master, Late XV Century: "Page from a Vita Christi" (Gouda, Gerard Leeu, 1487), with hand-colored woodcut; gift from Mrs. J. Randolph.
• Anonymous German Master, Late XV Century: "Page from Jacobus de Voragine's Legenda Aurea" (Nuremberg, Anton Koberger, ca. 1490), with two hand-colored woodcuts; gift from Mrs. J. Louis Feldman.
• Josef Albers: "Shine-Dematerialization of a Form," lithograph, 1942; gift from Mrs. Lydia Dorner.
• Hans Arp: Illustrations from "Le Voleur de Talan," colored woodcuts; purchased by the Museum Association Fund.
• Naum Gabo: "Opus Five," lithograph, 1950; gift from the Museum Association Fund in memory of Alexander Dorner.
• C.W. Kolbe: "Pastoral Scene," etching; gift from Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
• L. Moholy-Nagy:
  • "Construction," lithograph; gift from Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
  • "Composition," lithograph; gift from Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
• Emil Nolde: "Bright Day," lithograph, 1907; gift from Mr. and Mrs. Erich Cohn.
• Hans Richter: "Entwurf zu einem Film," silkscreen print, 1949; gift from Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
• Georges Rouault: "Illustration from Ambroise Vollard, Reincarnations du Père Ubu" (Paris, 1932), wood engraving; gift from Louisa S. Mathews.
• Xanti Schawinsky:
  • "Composition," mixed media, 1954; gift from Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
  • "Tragic," serigraph, 1951; gift from Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
• Volker Bergman-Gildewart: "Construction," colored lithograph; gift from Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.

Sculpture

• Bavarian, XVIII Century: "Magdalen in the Wilderness," polychromed wood; purchased by the Museum Association Fund.

The image shows a page from an "Annual Report 1960-1961" with an appendix section detailing acquisitions of artworks. The artworks are categorized into paintings and prints, and each entry includes the artist's name, title of the artwork, medium, date, and the donor or source of the acquisition.

Paintings:

1. F. Preiser: "Aus einem Traumtanz," watercolor, 1929; gift from Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
2. Xanti Schawinsky: "Morphocomedy," watercolor, 1953; gift from Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
3. Fritz Winter: "Lines before Black," oil on canvas-backed paper, 1954; gift from Mrs. Benjamin Pepper.

Prints:

1. Anonymous Dutch Master (Late XV Century): Page from a Vita Christi (Gouda, Gerard Leeu, 1487), with hand-colored woodcut of the Crucifixion; gift from Mrs. J. Francis Ransohoff.
2. Anonymous German Master (Late XV Century): Page from Jacobus de Voragine's Legenda Aurea (Nuremberg, ca. 1490), with two hand-colored woodcuts; gift from Mrs. J. Francis Ransohoff.
3. Josef Albers: Shrine lithograph, 1942; gift from Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
4. Hans Arp: Illustrations from "Le Voilier dans la forêt," Poèmes Naum Gabo, colored woodcut, 1953; purchase, Museum Association Fund in memory of Alexander Dorner.
5. C.W. Kolbe: Pastoral Scene, etching; gift from Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
6. L. Moholy-Nagy: Construction, lithograph; gift from Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
7. L. Moholy-Nagy: Construction, lithograph; gift from Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
8. Emil Nolde: Bright Day, lithograph, 1907; gift from Mrs. and Mrs. Charles L. Kuhn.
9. Hans Richter: Triptych, silkprint, 1949; gift from Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
10. Georges Rouault: Illustration from Ambroise Vollard, "Réincarnations du Père Ubu" (Paris, 1932), wood engraving, 1931; gift from Louis E. Linder.
11. Xanti Schawinsky: Composition, mixed media, 1954; gift from Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
12. Xanti Schawinsky: Trio, wood engraving, 1951; gift from Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
13. Vordemberge-Gildewart: Construction, colored lithograph; gift from Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.

Sculpture:

1. Bavarian, XVIII Century: "Magdalen in the wilderness," polychromed wood; purchase, Museum Association Fund.

Each entry is meticulously recorded, indicating the donors and the memory in which the gifts were made, predominantly in memory of Alexander Dorner.

The image shows a page from an annual report, specifically the appendix for the years 1960-1961. The page lists various artworks, categorized into "Paintings" and "Prints," along with one sculpture. Here is a detailed summary:

Paintings

1. F. Preiser: "Aus einem Traumtanz," watercolor, 1929; gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner.
2. Xanti Schawinsky: "Morphocomey," watercolor, 1953; gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner.
3. Xanti Schawinsky: "Memory of Alexander Dorner," watercolor, 1953; gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner.
4. Fritz Winter: "Linda before Black," oil on canvas-backed paper, 1954; gift, Mrs. Benjamin Pepper.

Prints

1. Anonymous Dutch Master, Late XV Century: Page from a Vita Christi (Gouda, Gerard Leeu, 1487), with hand-colored woodcut of the Crucifixion; gift, Mrs. J. Hans Ransohoff.
2. Anonymous German Master, Late XV Century: Page from Jacobus de Voragine's Golden Legend (Nuremberg, ca. 1490), with two hand-colored woodcuts; gift, Mrs. J. Hans Ransohoff.
3. Josef Albers: "Shrine," lithograph, 1942; gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner.
4. Josef Albers: "Illustrations from Le Voilier dans la forêt, Poèmes de Paul Claudel," colored woodcuts, 1953; purchase, Museum Association Fund.
5. Naum Gabo: Lithograph, 1953; gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
6. C.W. Kolbe: "Pastoral Scene," etching; gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
7. L. Moholy-Nagy: "Construction," lithograph; gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
8. L. Moholy-Nagy: "Composition," lithograph, 1952; gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
9. Emil Nolde: "Bright Day," lithograph, 1907; gift, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Kuhn.
10. Hans Richter: "Triptych," silkprint, 1949; gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
11. George Rouault: "Illustration from Ambroise Vollard, Réincarnations du Père Ubu," wood engraving, 1931; gift, Louis Stern.
12. Xanti Schawinsky: "Composition," mixed media, 1954; gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
13. Xanti Schawinsky: "Trio," wood engraving, 1951; gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.
14. Vorderberg-Gildewart: "Construction," colored lithograph; gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner.

Sculpture

1. Bavarian, XVIII Century: "Magdalene in the wilderness," polychromed wood; purchase, Museum Association Fund.

The image shows a typed page labeled "Annual Report 1960-1961 - Appendix" handwritten at the top. The typed content is a continuation list of artworks categorized under Paintings, Prints, and Sculpture.

• Under Paintings (continued), three works by F. Preiser, Xanti Schawinsky, and Fritz Winter are listed, all watercolor or oil on canvas-backed paper and gifted by Mrs. Lydia Dorner in memory of Alexander Dorner, except one gifted by Mrs. Benjamin Pepper.

• Under Prints, there are multiple entries of works primarily from anonymous Dutch and German masters of the late 15th century, mostly woodcuts, lithographs, etchings, and engravings. These works are attributed to locations such as Gouda, Augsburg, and Paris, with many gifted by Mrs. Lydia Dorner. Notable artists include Naum Gabo, C.M. Kolbe, L. Moholy-Nagy, Emil Nolde, Charles L. Kuhn, Hans Richter, Georges Rouault, de Père Ubu, Xanti Schawinsky, and Vordemberge-Gildewart.

• Under Sculpture, there is one listing: a Bavarian XVlll Century polychromed wood sculpture titled "Magdalen in the wilderness," purchased by the Museum Association Fund.

Overall, this page documents various donated or purchased artworks incorporated into a collection, emphasizing contributions in memory of Alexander Dorner.

The image shows a page from a document titled "Annual Report 1960-1961 - Appendix." The visible page is a continuation of a list under the heading "Paintings (continued)" and it proceeds to list various artworks, their titles, mediums (e.g., watercolor, oil on canvas-backed paper), the year of creation if known, and the manner in which these pieces were acquired by an institution (e.g., gift, purchase), often with the name of the donor mentioned.

It includes works donated by individuals such as Mrs. Lydia Dorner, a recurring donor named in memory of someone named Alexander Dorner. The document details donations of various art forms, including prints and sculptures. The listed items appear to be part of a collection, possibly in a museum or gallery context given the reference to the "Museum Association Fund." The list of prints includes works from different artists and time periods, comprising various techniques such as woodcuts, lithographs, and etchings. The sculpture section starts at the bottom of the page and mentions a piece from the 18th-century Bavarian period, described as a polychromed wood sculpture of Magdalene in the wilderness.

It's a typed document with the appearance typical of archival material, suggesting it might be part of a library, archival collection, or museum records.

The image shows an open book with handwritten and typed text. The page is titled "Annual Report 1960-1961 - Appendix" at the top, written in blue ink. The content of the page is a detailed list of paintings, prints, and sculpture donated or acquired by an institution, likely a museum or art association, during the specified period.

Key Observations:

1. Handwritten Title: The title "Annual Report 1960-1961 - Appendix" is written in blue ink at the top of the page, suggesting it is a manually added label or heading.

2. Typed Content: The main body of the text is typed and organized into sections:

   • Paintings (continued): This section lists various paintings, including works by artists such as F. Preiser, Xanti Schawinsky, and Fritz Winter, along with details about the medium, year, and donor (e.g., "gift, Mrs. Lydia Dorner").
   • Prints: This section includes a variety of prints, such as works by Anonymous Dutch Master, Gouda, Anonymous German Master, and others. Each entry provides information about the artist, medium, year, and donor.
   • Sculpture: This section lists a single sculpture, a Bavarian, XVIII Century piece titled "Magdalen in the wilderness," described as polychromed wood, purchased by the Museum Association Fund.

3. Donors: Many entries mention donations made by Mrs. Lydia Dorner, indicating she was a significant contributor during this period.

4. Mediums and Techniques: The entries specify various artistic techniques, such as watercolor, oil on canvas-backed paper, lithograph, wood engraving, woodcut, and polychromed wood.

5. Condition and Provenance: Some entries note the condition or provenance of the works, such as "hand-colored" or "in memory of Alexander Dorner."

6. Page Layout: The page appears to be part of a formal report or catalog, with clear organization and structured formatting.

Overall Impression:

The image depicts a page from an annual report or appendix documenting art acquisitions or donations for the years 1960–1961. The content is meticulously recorded, reflecting the institution's efforts to catalog and acknowledge contributions to its collection. The combination of handwritten and typed text suggests a mix of formal documentation and personal annotation.

The image shows an open book with text written in black ink on a white page. The text appears to be an excerpt from an annual report, possibly from a museum or art gallery. The report includes a list of paintings, prints, and sculptures, along with their descriptions and the names of the donors. The text is organized in a tabular format, with columns for the title, artist, medium, year, and donor. The book has a green cover with a gold border, and the pages are slightly curled at the edges.