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The image is a page from the "Index to Fogg Art Museum Scrap Book, Volume I," covering the period from 1900 to October 1, 1920. The page lists various acquisitions made by the museum during this time, categorized by artist, type of artwork, and date of acquisition. The entries include a mix of paintings, engravings, etchings, drawings, miniatures, and other art forms from different periods and regions, such as Italian, Japanese, Persian, and Chinese art.

Here is a detailed summary of the acquisitions listed:

1. Italian Engraving: 15th century, "Triumph of Chastity," March 1916
2. Italian School: 16th century, "Religious Painting," June 1912
3. Ives, Bryson: Collection of Prints, April 1915, May 1915
4. Jacobello del Fiore: "Madonna and Child," October 1916, November 1916
5. Jacquemart, Jules: Etchings, March 1911, April 1911, May 1911
6. Japanese Painting: January 1911
7. Japanese Prints: Gift of Dr. Rose, March 1917, January 1917
8. Japanese Prints: Gift of Dr. Rose, March 1917
9. LaFarge, John: "Bridle Path, Tahiti" (watercolor), March 1917
10. Lorenzetti, Pietro: "Nativity," September 1917, October 1917
11. MacKnight, Dodge: Watercolors (10), Gift of Dr. Rose, March 1917
12. Magnasco, Alessandro: July 1920
13. Master E.S.: "St. Matthew" (engraving), October 1915
14. Matsys, Quentin: School of — "St. Luke Painting the Madonna," March 1910, April 1910
15. Millet, J. F.: "The Angelus" (painting), March 1911
16. Ministry, M.: Etching, April 1915
17. Morgan, J. P.: Collection of Catalogues, January 1917
18. Mughal School: Indian Portrait Miniatures, 17th and 18th centuries, October 1921
19. Pesellino: "Madonna," June 1921
20. Paris Master: "Judgment of Paris," February 1915, March 1916, June 1916
21. Pennell, Joseph: Etchings, February 1912
22. Persian Portrait Miniature: October 1921
23. Pesellino: "Birth of St. John the Baptist," March 1916, January 1916
24. Pinturicchio: (attributed to) "Madonna and Child," 1920
25. Pinturicchio: "Holy Family," March 1910, April 1910, January 1911
26. Pollaiuolo, Antonio: "The Battle of the Nudes" (engraving), February 1916, April 1913
27. Porcelain, Chinese: March 1917
28. Prints of 19th century Masters: March 1916
29. Raimondi, Marcantonio: Engravings, April 1912, October 1912
30. Reims Cathedral: Relic of, February 1913
31. Rembrandt: Drawing, "Joseph in the Carpenter's Shop," March 1910, April 1910
32. Rembrandt: Etching, "The Great Jewish Bride," March 1911
33. Reproductions of Arretine Pottery: January 1911
34. Ribera: "St. Jerome," May 1920, July 1920, December 1920
35. Rubbings from English Monumental Brasses: November 1912, March 1914, April 1914, November 1915

This list provides a historical record of the artworks acquired by the Fogg Art Museum during the specified period.

The image displays an index from a scrapbook of the Fogg Art Museum, specifically Volume I, covering acquisitions from 1900 to October 1, 1920. The index lists various artworks, their origins, types, and the dates when they were acquired or mentioned. Here are some notable entries:

1. Italian Engraving, 15th Century:

   • "Triumph of Chastity," March 1915.

2. Italian School, 15th Century:

   • "Religious Painting," June 1912.

3. Ivory:

   • Brayton Collection of Prints, April 1915, May 1915.

4. Jacopo del Fiore:

   • "Madonna and Child," October 1916, November 1916, May 1918.

5. Jacquesmert:

   • Etchings, March 1911, April 1911, May 1911.

6. Japanese Art:

   • Paintings, January 1911.
   • Paintings (Gift of Dr. Ross), March 1917.
   • Prints (Gift of Dr. Ross), January 1917.
   • Screens (Gift of Dr. Ross), March 1917.

7. La Farge, John:

   • "Bride Path, Tisbury" (water color), March 1917.

8. Lorenzetti, Pietro:

   • "Nativity," September 1917, October 1917.

9. MacKnight, Dodge:

   • Water colors, March 1917.

10. Master E.S.:

    • St. Matthew (engraving), October 1915.

11. Matsys, Quentin:

    • School of - St. Luke Painting the Madonna, March 1910.

12. Miniatures:

    • Persian Portrait Miniature, October 1921.

13. Miscellaneous:

    • Various etchings and engravings, including works attributed to Pollaiuolo, Pisanello, and Raimondi.

14. Paintings and Drawings:

    • Works by notable artists such as Modonna, Paris Master, and others, ranging from the 15th to the 18th century.

15. Rembrandt:

    • "Joseph in the Carpenter's Shop," March 1910.
    • Etching - "The Great Jewish Bride," March 1911.

16. Rubbings from English Monumental Brasses:

    • Acquisitions from 1912, 1914, and 1915.

The entries span a wide range of art forms including engravings, paintings, miniatures, watercolors, and etchings from various schools and artists around the world. The index provides a chronological record of acquisitions, reflecting the diverse collection of the Fogg Art Museum during this period.

The image shows a page from an index to the Fogg Art Museum Scrap Book, Volume I, covering acquisitions from the years 1900 to October 1, 1920. The entries list various artworks by artist, title, and the month and year of acquisition. Here is a detailed summary of the entries:

1. Italian Engraving, 15th Century: "Triumph of Chastity," acquired in March 1915.
2. Italian School, 16th Century: "Religious Painting," acquired in June 1912.
3. Ives, Brayton: Collection of Prints, acquired in April 1915 and May 1915.
4. Jacomello del Fiori: "Madonna and Child," acquired in October 1916, November 1916, May 1918.
5. Jacquemart, Jules: Etchings, acquired in March 1911, April 1911, May 1911.
6. Japanese Painting: Acquired in January 1911.
7. Japanese Paintings (Gift of Dr. Ross): Acquired in March 1917.
8. Japanese Prints (Gift of Dr. Ross): Acquired in January 1911 and January 1917.
9. Japanese Screens (5) (Gift of Dr. Ross): Acquired in March 1917.
10. LaFarge, John: "Bridle Path, Tahiti (water color)," acquired in March 1917.
11. Lorenzetti, Pietro: "Nativity," acquired in September 1917 and October 1917.
12. MacNaught, Dodge: Water colors (10) (Gift of Dr. Ross), acquired in March 1917.
13. Magnasco, Alessandro: Acquired in July 1920.
14. Master E.S.: "St. Matthew (engraving)," acquired in October 1915.
15. Mateys, Quentin: School of St. Luke Painting the Madonna, acquired in March 1910 and April 1910.
16. Milliet, J.F.: "The Shepherdess Knitting," acquired in March 1911.
17. Miniatures: Acquired in March 1916 and April 1918.
18. Morgan, J.P.: Collection of Catalogues, acquired in January 1917.
19. Mughal School: Indian Portrait Miniatures, 17th and 18th Century, acquired in October 1921.
20. Pacciarotto: "Madonna," acquired in June 1921.
21. Paris Master: "Judgement of Paris," acquired in February 1916, March 1916, June 1916.
22. Pennell, Joseph: Etchings, acquired in February 1912.
23. Persian Portrait Miniature: Acquired in October 1921.
24. Pesellino: "Building of the Temple," acquired in February 1916, March 1916, December 1916, January 1917, May 1918.
25. Pinturicchio (attributed to): "Madonna and Child," acquired in 1900.
26. Pinturicchio: "Holy Family," acquired in March 1910, April 1910, January 1911.
27. Pollaiuolo, Antonio: "The Battle of the Nudes (Engraving)," acquired in February 1913 and April 1913.
28. Porcelain, Chinese: Acquired in March 1917.
29. Prints of 19th Century Masters: Acquired in March 1916.
30. Raimondi, Marcantonio: Engravings - "The Climbers," acquired in April 1912; "Judgement of Paris," acquired in April 1912.
31. Reims Cathedral: Relic of January 1918, February 1918.
32. Rembrandt: Drawing - "Joseph in the Carpenter's Shop," acquired in March 1910, April 1910.
33. Rembrandt: Etching - "The Great Jewish Bride," acquired in March 1911.
34. Reproductions of Arretine Pottery: Acquired in January 1911.
35. Rivera, Saint Jerome: Acquired in May 1920, July 1920, December 1920.
36. Rubbings from English Monumental Brass: Acquired in November 1912, March 1914, April 1914, November 1915.

This page appears to be part of a larger index, indicated by the page number "3" and "-2-" at the bottom, suggesting it is not the first or last page of the index.

The image is a page from an index titled "INDEX TO FOGG ART MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK, VOLUME I," covering the period from 1900 to October 1, 1920. It lists various acquisitions made by the museum during this time.

Here are the key details from the acquisitions section:

1. Italian Engraving:

   • 15th Century: "Triumph of Chastity" (March 1915)
   • 16th Century: Religious Painting (June 1912)

2. Artists and Collections:

   • Ives, Brayton: Collection of Prints (April 1915, May 1915)
   • Jacobello del Fiori: Madonna and Child (October 1916, November 1916; May 1918)
   • Jacquemart, Jules: Etchings (March 1911, April 1911, May 1911)
   • Japanese Art:
     • Paintings (Gift of Dr. Ross) (March 1917)
     • Prints (Gift of Dr. Ross) (January 1911, January 1917)
     • Screens (Gift of Dr. Ross) (5 items, March 1917)

3. Specific Artworks:

   • LaFarge, John: "Bride Path, Tahiti" (watercolor, March 1917)
   • Lorenzetti, Pietro: "Nativity" (September 1917, October 1917)
   • MacKnight, Dodge: Watercolors (10 items, Gift of Dr. Ross, March 1917)
   • Magnasco, Alessandro: (July 1920)
   • Master E.S.: "St. Matthew" (Engraving, October 1915)
   • Mateys, Quentin: School of St. Luke Painting the Madonna (March 1910, April 1910)
   • Milliet, J.F.: "The Shepherdess Knitting" (March 1911)
   • Miniatures (March 1916, April 1916)
   • Morgan, J.P.: Collection - Catalogues (January 1917)
   • Mugol School: Indian Portrait Miniatures (17th and 18th Century) (October 1921)
   • Pacchiarotto: Madonna (June 1921)
   • Paris Master: "Judgment of Paris" (February 1916, March 1916, June 1916)
   • Pennell, Joseph: Etchings (February 1912)
   • Persian Portrait Miniature (October 1921)
   • Pesellino: Building of the Temple (February 1916, March 1916; December 1916; January 1917; May 1918)
   • Pinturicchio (attributed to): Madonna and Child (1930)
   • Pinturicchio: Holy Family (March 1910, April 1910)
   • Pollaiuolo, Antonio: "The Battle of the Nudes" (Engraving) (February 1913, April 1913)
   • Porcelain, Chinese: (March 1917)
   • Prints of 19th Century Masters (March 1916)
   • Raimondi, Marcantonio: Engravings - "The Climbers" (April 1912)
   • Judgment of Paris (April 1912)
   • Reims Cathedral: Relic of (January 1918, February 1918)
   • Rembrandt:
     • Drawing: "Joseph in the Carpenter's Shop" (March 1910, April 1910)
     • Etching: "The Great Jewish Bride" (March 1911)
   • Reproductions of Arretine Pottery (January 1911)
   • Ribera: Saint Jerome (May 1920, July 1920, December 1920)
   • Rubbings from English Monumental Brasses (November 1912, March 1914, April 1914, November 1915)

The index appears to be a detailed record of the acquisitions made by the Fogg Art Museum, listing the type of artworks, artists, and dates of acquisition.

The image is a page from an index titled "INDEX TO FOGG ART MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK," specifically Volume I, covering the period from 1900 to October 1, 1920. The page focuses on acquisitions listed under the "Acquisitions (Continued)" section.

Here are some detailed entries from the page:

1. Italian engraving, 15th century: "Triumph of Chastity," acquired in March 1915.
2. Italian School, 16th century: Religious Painting, acquired in June 1912.
3. Ives, Brayton: Collection of Prints, acquired in April 1915 and May 1915.
4. Various Japanese items:
   • Paintings (Gift of Dr. Ross), March 1917.
   • Prints (Gift of Dr. Ross), January 1911 and January 1917.
   • Screens (5) (Gift of Dr. Ross), March 1917.
5. LaFarge, John: Bridal Path, Tahiti (water color), acquired in March 1917.
6. Lorenzetti, Pietro: Nativity, acquired in September 1917 and October 1917.
7. MacNaught, Dodge: Water colors (10) (Gift of Dr. Ross), March 1917.
8. Magnasco, Alessandro: Acquired in July 1920.
9. Master E.S.: St. Matthew (engraving), acquired in October 1915.
10. Mateys, Quentin: School of St. Luke Painting the Madonna, acquired in March 1910 and April 1910.
11. Millet, J.F.: The Shepherdess Knitting, acquired in March 1911.
12. Miniatures: Acquired in March 1916 and April 1916.
13. Morgan, J.F.: Collection - Catalogues, acquired in January 1917.
14. Mugol School: Indian Portrait Miniatures, 17th and 18th century, acquired in October 1921.
15. Perugino: Madonna, acquired in June 1921.
16. Peri Master: Judgment of Paris, acquired in February 1916 and March 1916.
17. Persian Portrait Miniature: Acquired in October 1921.
18. Pesellino: Building of the Temple, acquired in February 1916, March 1916, and December 1916.
19. Pinturicchio (attributed to): Madonna and Child, acquired in 1900.
20. Pinturicchio: Holy Family, acquired in March 1910 and April 1910.
21. Pollaiuolo, Antonio: The Battle of the Nudes (Engraving), acquired in February 1913 and April 1913.
22. Porcelain, Chinese: Acquired in March 1917.
23. Prints of 19th Century Masters: Acquired in March 1916.
24. Reimondi, Mercantonio: Engravings - The Climbers, acquired in April 1912.
25. Reims Cathedral, Relic of: Acquired in January 1918 and February 1918.
26. Rembrandt: Drawing - Joseph in the Carpenter's Shop, acquired in March 1910 and April 1910.
27. Rembrandt: Etching - The Great Jewish Bride, acquired in March 1911.
28. Ribera: Saint Jerome, acquired in May 1920, July 1920, and December 1920.
29. Rubbings from English monumental brasses: Acquired in November 1912, March 1914, April 1914, and November 1915.

This index is a historical record of acquisitions made by the Fog Art Museum, listing various artworks, their creators, and the acquisition dates.

The image shows a page from an index of the Fogg Art Museum scrapbook, covering the period from 1900 to October 1, 1920. The page lists various acquisitions made by the museum, detailed by description, date, and sometimes the donor. The entries include a range of art types and origins, such as Italian engravings, Japanese paintings, and religious art, along with contributions from specific collectors and artists. The page is labeled as the second page of the index.

This image shows a typed document with a header reading "INDEX TO FOGG ART MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK VOLUME I 1900 — OCTOBER 1, 1920." Below the header is a subtitle "ACQUISITIONS (CONTINUED)" and the page is numbered '3' in the top right corner. The content of the document is a list of art-related entries sorted in a two-column format with various entries listing artist names, artwork titles, types of artworks, and dates that are associated with the acquisitions made for the Fogg Art Museum's collection. The items on the list include Italian engravings, paintings, miniatures, etchings, drawings, and porcelain. It is organized alphabetically, and the dates mentioned range from 1909 to 1921. The entries also mention gifts and indicate the donor in some cases, such as "Gift of Dr. Ross." The typewritten text is clear and legible, and the document shows some signs of aging, such as discolored paper edges and slight creases.

This image depicts a typed page from the "Index to Fogg Art Museum Scrap Book, Volume I," covering the period from 1900 to October 1, 1920. The top of the page is labeled "Acquisitions (continued)," indicating it is a continuation from a previous page. The document lists various art acquisitions with details including the artist or source, type of artwork, century, specific titles, and the month and year they were acquired. The information is organized in a list format, with each entry providing concise details about the acquisition. The condition of the page shows some discoloration, typical of older paper, and it appears to be hole-punched along the left edge, suggesting it may have been part of a larger collection or binder.

This image shows a typed index page from the "FOGG ART MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK," specifically Volume I, covering the years 1900 to October 1, 1920. The page is titled "ACQUISITIONS (CONTINUED)" and lists various artworks and collections acquired by the museum during that period. The entries include:

• Italian engravings and paintings from the 15th and 16th centuries with specific dates (e.g., Triumph of Chastity, March 1915; Religious Painting, June 1912).
• Work by various artists including Brayton Ives (Collection of Prints, 1915), Jacobello del Fiore (Madonna and Child, various dates in 1916 and 1918), Jules Jacquemart (Etchings, 1911), and others.
• Japanese paintings, prints, and screens, some noted as gifts from Dr. Ross with acquisition dates ranging from 1911 to 1917.
• Works by artists John LaFarge, Pietro Lorenzetti, Dodge MacKnight, Alessandro Magnasco, E.S. Master, Quentin Matsys, J.F. Millet, and many more, with acquisition dates noted from 1910 through 1921.
• Listing of specific art pieces like "The Shepherdess Knitting," "School of St. Luke Painting the Madonna," "Judgment of Paris," engravings, miniatures, Indian portrait miniatures from the Mugol School, and others.
• References to various medium types such as etchings, watercolors, oil paintings, engravings, Chinese porcelain, reproductions of Arretine pottery, and rubbings from English monumental brasses.

The page number "3" is handwritten in the top right corner, and a typed page number "-2-" is centered at the bottom of the page. The text is in a monospaced typewriter font and the document appears to be quite formal and archival in nature.

The image shows a page from an index titled "Index to Fogg Art Museum Scrap Book", specifically Volume I, covering the period from 1900 to October 1, 1920. The page is numbered 3 and is part of a document detailing acquisitions made by the Fogg Art Museum during this timeframe. The text is organized in a structured list format, listing various artworks, artists, and related items, along with the dates of their acquisition.

Key Features of the Image:

1. Title and Header:

   • The top of the page clearly states the title: "INDEX TO FOGG ART MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK".
   • It specifies that this is Volume I and covers the years 1900 -- October 1, 1920.

2. Content:

   • The main body of the page is titled "ACQUISITIONS (CONTINUED)", indicating that this is a continuation of a list of acquisitions.
   • The list includes entries for various artworks, artists, and collections, each accompanied by acquisition dates.

3. Entries:

   • Each entry typically includes:
     • The type of artwork (e.g., engraving, painting, print, miniature, etc.).
     • The artist or creator (e.g., Italian School, Ives, Brayton, etc.).
     • The title or subject of the artwork (e.g., "Triumph of Chastity," "Religious Painting," "Madonna and Child," etc.).
     • The acquisition date (e.g., March 1915, April 1915, etc.).
   • Some entries also note gifts (e.g., "Gift of Dr. Ross") or collections (e.g., "Collection of Prints").

4. Examples of Entries:

   • Italian engraving, 15th century: Triumph of Chastity, March, 1915
   • Italian School, 16th century: Religious Painting, June, 1912
   • Ives, Brayton: Collection of Prints, April, 1915; May, 1915
   • Japanese paintings (Gift of Dr. Ross), March, 1917
   • Rembrandt: Drawing—Joseph in the Carpenter's Shop, March, 1910; April, 1910

5. Formatting:

   • The text is typed in a monospaced font, typical of early 20th-century typewriting.
   • Entries are listed in a chronological or thematic order, though the exact organization is not strictly chronological.
   • The page includes a page number at the bottom (-2-), indicating it is part of a larger document.

6. Condition:

   • The page appears to be aged, with a light yellowed tone typical of paper from the early 20th century.
   • There are visible holes along the left margin, likely from binding or filing systems used to organize the scrapbook.

Purpose:

This index serves as a catalog or record of the artworks and artifacts acquired by the Fogg Art Museum during the specified period. It provides a detailed account of the museum's growth and collection development, listing everything from paintings and engravings to prints, miniatures, and other art forms, along with their acquisition dates and sometimes the source (e.g., gifts).

In summary, the image depicts a historical document that meticulously records the acquisitions of the Fogg Art Museum from 1900 to October 1, 1920, offering insight into the museum's collection-building activities during that era.