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The image shows a page from an index of a scrapbook from the Fogg Art Museum. The page is titled "INDEX TO FOGG ART MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK, VOLUME II" and covers the period from October 1920 to June 1924. The page lists various acquisitions made by the museum during this time frame. Each entry includes the artist or artifact description, the type of artwork or artifact, and the date of acquisition.

Here are some notable entries from the list:

1. Angelico, Fra: "Crucifixion," November 1921; December 1921.
2. Bicci di Lorenzo: "Adoration of the Magi," June 1921.
3. Cambodian: "Head of Buddha," June 1923; September 1923; October 1923.
4. Chinese: "Landscapes," January 1924; February 1924; March 1924.
5. Chinese: "Bronzes," January 1924; March 1924.
6. Giotto: "St. Lawrence," January 1922; March 1924.
7. Giotto: "St. Francis," January 1922; March 1924.
8. Greek: "Sculpture," 15th century, January 1922.
9. Crivelli, Vittore: "Saint," December 1920.
10. Degas: "Drawing," October 1922; April 1924.
11. Dürer, Albrecht: "Engravings," November 1920.
12. French: "Renaissance Carving," March 1923; April 1923.
13. French: "Sculpture," 15th century, June 1921; April 1922.
14. Gainsborough: "Portrait," April 1921; January 1923; February 1923.
15. Giovanni di Paolo: "St. Catherine of Siena," June 1922; November 1923.
16. Greek: "Sculpture," 15th century, January 1922.
17. Guido da Siena: "Madonna," June 1921.
18. Indian: "Portrait Miniatures," Mughal School, 16th-18th centuries, October 1921.
19. Italian: "Drawings," 15th-16th centuries, October 1922.
20. Italian: "Sculpture," 15th century, November 1920.
21. Japanese: "Miniature," Tosa School, 15th century, June 1921; October 1921.
22. Mexican: "Painting," 18th century, January 1924.
23. Moroni: "Etchings," January 1924.
24. Persian: "Portrait Miniature," 17th century, October 1921.

The list continues on the next page, as indicated by the "-1-" at the bottom of the page.

The image shows a page from an index titled "INDEX TO FOGG ART MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK, VOLUME II." The page covers the time period from October 1920 to June 1924. It lists various artworks acquired by the museum during this period, detailing the artist, the title or description of the artwork, and the months in which they were acquired.

Here are some entries from the index:

1. Angelico, Fra: Crucifixion (November 1921, December 1921, January 1922, June 1923)
2. Bicci di Lorenzo: Adoration of the Magi (June 1921)
3. Cambodian Head of Buddha (June 1922, September 1922, October 1922, June 1923)
4. Chinese Landscapes (January 1924, February 1924, March 1924)
5. Chinese painting: The Devil Gatcher (January 1924, March 1924)
6. Clouet, Jean: Portrait (October 1920)
7. Cloquet: Portrait (January 1923)
8. Correggio: Study of a Head (September 1922)
9. Crivelli, Vittore: Saint (December 1920)
10. Crivelli: Pietà (January 1924)
11. Degas: Drawing (October 1922, April 1924)
12. Durer, Albrecht: Princess Margueret (November 1920)
13. French: Romanesque Capitals from Avignon (March 1923, April 1923)
14. French Sculpture, 15th Century: Head of a King (June 1921)
15. Gainsborough: Portrait (January 1922, April 1922)
16. Giovanni di Faccia: St. Catherine of Siena (June 1922, November 1922)
17. Giovanni da Ponte (attributed to): Dante and Virgil or Petrarch (October 1921, March 1923)
18. Greek Sculpture: Heads of Athlete and Archer (January 1922)
19. Indian Portrait Miniatures, Mughal School (January 1920)
20. Ingres: Drawing (October 1920)
21. Japanese Painting, Tosa School (June 1921)
22. Lorenzietti: Crucifixion (January 1922)
23. MacKnight, Dodge: Watercolors (January 1924)
24. Morton: Etchings (January 1923)
25. Persian Portrait Miniature (October 1921)
26. Various other artworks and artists are listed with specific dates of acquisition.

The index provides a chronological and descriptive record of art acquisitions, reflecting the museum's collection activities over a four-year span.

The image shows a page from a scrapbook, specifically the index to the "Fogg Art Museum Scrap Book, Volume II," covering the period from October 1920 to June 1924. The page is titled "ACQUISITIONS" and lists various artworks and objects acquired by the museum during this time, organized by artist or culture and the corresponding dates of acquisition. Some of the entries include:

• Angelico, Fra: "Crucifixion," acquired in November 1921 and December 1921.
• Sicoli di Lorenzo: "Adoration of the Magi," acquired in June 1921 and June 1922.
• Cambodian Head of Buddha, acquired in June 1922, September 1922, and October 1922.
• Chinese Landscapes, acquired in January 1923.
• Chinese painting: "The Devil Catcher," acquired in January 1924 and February 1924.
• Cimone, Jean: "Portrait," acquired in January 1922.
• Korean painting, 15th century, acquired in January 1923.
• Correggio: "Study of a Head," acquired in September 1922.
• Crivelli, Vittore: "St. Luke," acquired in December 1920, and other pieces in June 1921 and April 1924.

The list continues with various European and Asian artworks, including drawings, paintings, sculptures, and miniatures, from different periods and cultures, showing the diverse range of acquisitions by the museum during these years. The page is yellowed, indicating its age, and has some tape marks at the edges, suggesting it has been preserved in an album.

The image shows a page from an "Index to Fogg Art Museum Scrap Book, Volume II," covering acquisitions from October 1920 to June 1924. This index lists various artworks acquired by the museum, categorized by the type or origin of the art, along with the acquisition dates.

Here's a detailed summary of the entries:

1. Angelico, Fra

   • "Crucifixion," November 1921; December 1921

2. Birolli di Lorenzo

   • Adoration of the Magi, June 1921

3. Cambodian Head of Buddha

   • June 1922; September 1922; October 1922

4. Chinese

   • Landscapes: January 1924; February 1924; March 1924
   • Painting: The Devil Catcher, January 1924; March 1924
   • Relief, François, March 1922
   • Clouet, Jean: Portrait, October 1920

5. Oriental Painting

   • 15th century, January 1923

6. Orreggio

   • Study of a Head, September 1922

7. Crivelli, Vittorio

   • Saint, December 1920

8. Orivelli

   • Pietà, March 1922; June 1923

9. Degas

   • Drawing, October 1922

10. Dürer, Albrecht

    • Princess Hohenzollern, November 1920
    • French Romanesque Capitals, March 1922; April 1922; June 1922; October 1922

11. French Sculpture

    • Head from Avignon, March 1923; April 1922
    • 12th century: Head of a King, June 1921; December 1921
    • 13th century: Virgin and Child, January 1923

12. Geinboroug

    • February 1921; April 1921

13. Giotto di Paolo

    • St. Catherine of Siena, June 1922; November 1922

14. Giovanni di Ponte

    • (Attributed to): Dante and Virgil or Peterarch, October 1921

15. Greek Sculpture

    • Heads of Athlete and Ares, January 1922
    • Head of Youth, November 1920

16. Guido da Siena

    • Madonna, June 1921

17. St. Dominic

    • November 1920; January 1922

18. Indian Portrait Miniatures

    • Mughal School, 17th-18th centuries, October 1922

19. Ingres

    • Drawing, October 1922

20. Italian School

    • 14th century: Mourning over Christ, November 1920
    • Japanese painting, Tosa School, 16th century, June 1921; October 1921

21. Lorenzo di Credi

    • Madonna, January 1922

22. Mackintosh

    • Design: Exterior Doors, January 1924

23. Mantegna

    • Pietà, June 1921

24. Persian

    • Portrait miniature, 17th century, October 1921

This index provides a comprehensive record of the diverse artworks added to the Fogg Art Museum's collection during this period.

The image shows a page from an index titled "INDEX TO FOGG ART MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK VOLUME II," covering the period from October 1920 to June 1924. This page lists acquisitions made by the museum during this time frame. Each entry includes the name of the artist or subject, the title of the artwork, and the acquisition date(s).

Here are some of the entries listed on this page:

1. Angelico, Fra: "Crucifixion," November 1921; December 1921; January 1922; June 1923.
2. Becci di Lorenzo: "Adoration of the Magi," June 1921.
3. Cambodian Head of Buddha, June 1922; September 1922; October 1922; June 1923.
4. Chinese Landscapes, January 1924; February 1924; March 1924.
5. Chinese Painting: "The Devil Catcher," January 1924; March 1924.
6. Clouet, François: Portrait, October 1920.
7. Corregio: "Study of a Head," September 1922.
8. Crivelli, Vittorio: "Saint," December 1920.
9. Crivelli: "Pieta," January 1924.
10. Degas: Drawing, October 1922.
11. Dürer, Albrecht: "Princess Hohenzollern," November 1920.
12. French Romanesque Capitals, March 1922; April 1922; June 1922; October 1922.
13. French Sculpture: "Head of a King," June 1921; December 1921; April 1923.
14. Giambellino: "Virgin and Child," January 1923.
15. Gainsborough: "Portrait of a Girl," February 1921; April 1921; January 1922; February 1922; June 1922; June 1923; June 1924.
16. Giovanni di Paolo: "St. Catherine of Siena," June 1922.
17. Giovanni da Ponte (attributed to): "Dante and Virgil or Petrarch," October 1921; March 1923.
18. Greek Sculpture: "Heads of Athlete and Ares," January 1922; "Head of a Youth," November 1920.
19. Guido da Siena: "Madonna," June 1921.
20. Indian Portrait Miniatures, Mughal School, 17th-18th centuries, October 1921.
21. Ingres: Drawing, October 1920; October 1922.
22. Italian School, 14th century: "Mourning over Christ," November 1920.
23. Japanese Painting, Tosa School, 15th century, June 1921; October 1921.
24. Lorenzetti: "Crucifixion," January 1922.
25. MacKnight, Dodge: Watercolors, January 1924.
26. Meryon: Etchings, January 1923.
27. Persian Portrait Miniature, 17th century, October 1921.

The page is part of an archival record and appears to be well-preserved, with the text clearly legible. The document is bound in what seems to be a book or scrapbook format.

The image shows a page from an index titled "INDEX TO FOGG ART MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK, VOLUME II," covering acquisitions from October 1920 to June 1924.

The page lists various artworks by artist and sometimes by title, along with the dates they were acquired. Here are some of the entries:

• Angelico, Fra: "Crucifixion" acquired in November 1921, December 1921, and January 1922; June 1923.
• Bicci di Lorenzo: "Adoration of the Magi," acquired in June 1921.
• Cambodian Head of Buddha: Acquired in June 1922, September 1922, and October 1922.
• Chinese Landscapes: Acquired in January, February, and March 1924.
• Chinese Painting: "The Devil Catcher," acquired in January 1924.
• Clouet, François: "Portrait of a Man," acquired in October 1920.
• Clouet, Jean: "Portrait," acquired in January 1923.
• Corean Painting: 15th century, acquired in January 1920.
• Correggio: "Study of a Head," acquired in September 1922.
• Crivelli, Vittorio: "Saint Luke," acquired in June 1921.
• Crivelli, Pietro: "Pieta," acquired in March 1924.
• Degas: "Drawing," acquired in October 1922.
• Durer, Albrecht: "Princess Mohensollern," acquired in November 1920.
• French Romanesque Capitals: Various dates from 1921 to 1923.
• French Sculpture: Various pieces from the 13th and 15th centuries, acquired between January 1921 and December 1923.
• Gainsborough: "Portrait of a Lady," acquired in various months of 1921 and 1922.
• Giovanni di Paolo: "St. Catherine of Siena," acquired in June 1922.
• Giovanni da Ponte: "Pente and Virgil or Petrarch," acquired in October 1921 and March 1923.
• Greek Sculpture: "Heads of Athlete and Ares," acquired in January 1922.
• Guido da Siena: "Madonna," acquired in June 1921.
• Indian Portrait Miniatures: Mughal School, 17th-18th centuries, acquired in October 1921.
• Ingres: "Drawing," acquired in October 1920.
• Italian School: "Mourning over Christ," acquired in November 1920.
• Japanese Painting: Tosa School, 15th century, acquired in June 1921.
• Lorenzetti: "Crucifixion," acquired in January 1922.
• MacKnight, Dodge: "Watercolors," acquired in January 1924.
• Meryon: "Etchings," acquired in January 1922.
• Minton: "Design," acquired in January 1921.
• Perseus: "Head of Youth," acquired in November 1920.
• Persian Portrait Miniature: 17th century, acquired in October 1921.

The page is part of a larger scrapbook or catalog, and it appears to be an organized record of acquisitions made by the museum during the specified time period.

The image is a photograph of an open book on a page titled "INDEX TO FOGG ART MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK." It indicates Volume II, with entries from October 1920 to June 1924. The page lists various art acquisitions including paintings, drawings, sculptures, and other art objects, organized by their creators or characteristics and the dates they were noted in the scrapbook. Some notable entries include works by artists like Angelico, Botticelli, Correggio, Gainsborough, and Ingres. The entries are typed out in a single-column format with occasional handwritten annotations. The book itself appears to be quite old, as evidenced by the wear on the edges of the pages.

The image shows an open book with a title page and an index. The title page reads "INDEX TO FOGG ART MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK VOLUME II" with the date range "October, 1920 - June, 1924" below it. The index lists various artists, artworks, and dates of acquisition. The index includes entries for artists such as Angelico, Fra, Bicci di Lorenzo, and many others, with corresponding dates and descriptions of the artworks. The book appears to be a scrap book or a record of acquisitions made by the Fogg Art Museum during the specified time period.

The image shows an open book titled "Index to Fogg Art Museum Scrap Book, Volume II", covering the period from October 1920 to June 1924. The book appears to be an archival or cataloging document, likely used to record acquisitions or additions to an art museum collection.

Key Features:

1. Title and Volume Information:

   • The title at the top of the page clearly identifies the book as an index for the Fogg Art Museum's scrap book, specifically Volume II.
   • The time frame for this volume is noted as October 1920 – June 1924.

2. Content Layout:

   • The page is structured as a list under the heading "ACQUISITIONS".
   • Each entry includes:
     • The name or title of the artwork or artist.
     • A brief description or identification of the piece.
     • The date(s) of acquisition, often spanning multiple months or years.

3. Examples of Entries:

   • Angelico, Fra: Includes works such as "Crucifixion" (November 1921, December 1921) and "The Last Supper" (June 1922).
   • Bicei di Lorenzo: Features "Adoration of the Magi" (June 1921) and a "Cambodian Head of Buddha" (June 1922, September 1922, October 1922, June 1923).
   • Chinese Landscapes: Acquired in January 1924, February 1924, March 1924.
   • Clouet, François: Includes "The Devil Catcher" (January 1924, March 1924) and "Jean portrait" (October 1922).
   • Correggio: Lists a "Study of a Head" (September 1928) and a "Saint" (December 1928).
   • Dürer, Albrecht: Includes "Princess Hohenloherrn" (November 1920) and the "French Renaissance Capital" (March 1922, April 1922, June 1923, October 1923).
   • French Sculpture: Mentions a "Head of a King" (June 1921) and "Virgin and Child" (January 1923, February 1923).
   • Gainsborough, Thomas: Lists "Count Suffolk" (April 1921, January 1922, February 1922) and "St. Catherine of Siena" (June 1924).
   • Giovanni di Pacchia: Includes "St. Dominic" (November 1920, January 1922) and "Madonna" (June 1921).
   • Indian portrait miniatures: From the Mughal School, 17th–18th centuries, acquired in October 1921.
   • Ingres: Features "drawings" (October 1922).
   • Italian School: Includes "Mourning over Christ" (November 1920).
   • Japanese painting: "Tosa School, 15th century" (June 1921, October 1921).
   • Lorenzetti: Lists "Crucifixion" (January 1922).
   • Machiavelli: Includes "watercolors" (January 1924).
   • Meryon: Features "etchings" (January 1922).
   • Pechierotto: Lists "Madonna" (June 1921).
   • Persian portrait miniature: From the 17th century, acquired in October 1921.

4. Physical Condition:

   • The book appears aged, with visible signs of wear such as discoloration and slight damage along the edges.
   • The pages are thin and yellowed, typical of aged paper.
   • There is a visible crease or fold near the spine, indicating frequent use or handling.

Purpose:

This index serves as a detailed catalog of artworks acquired by the Fogg Art Museum during the specified period. It provides a chronological record of additions to the collection, including artists, titles, and acquisition dates, which would be essential for museum archivists, curators, and researchers.

Conclusion:

The image depicts a historical archival document, specifically an index of art acquisitions from the Fogg Art Museum between October 1920 and June 1924. It is a valuable resource for tracking the growth and development of the museum's collection during that era.

The image depicts a page from a book that seems to be an index or table of contents. The page is titled "INDEX TO FOGG ART MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK VOLUME II." The page is divided into two columns, with the left column listing the names of various artists and artworks, and the right column listing the corresponding dates and locations. The entries in the index are organized alphabetically by artist or artwork name. The page appears to be from a book that is used to catalog and organize information about artworks and artists. The index is likely used as a reference tool to quickly locate information about specific artworks or artists within the book.