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ARCH.2003.22, Rendition: 808909
The image shows the contents page of what appears to be a catalog or program from an art exhibition or museum collection. The pages are numbered 4 and 5, indicating they are from a larger document. The left page lists items numbered 10 to 20, and the right page lists items numbered 21 to 31. Each entry includes a title, followed by the name of the lender.
Here's a breakdown of the entries:
Left Page (Numbers 10 to 20):
Right Page (Numbers 21 to 31):
Each entry is preceded by the title of the artwork and followed by the name of the lender, with most items being lent by the Worcester Art Museum, except for items 11, 28, 29, and 30, which are lent anonymously, and item 31, which is lent by the Brooklyn Museum.
This is a photograph of an open catalog or brochure, likely from an art exhibition, displaying two pages side by side. The pages contain a list of artworks, organized in a numbered format, with details about the title of each piece and the lender.
Left Page (Page 4):
Right Page (Page 5):
The text is printed in a serif font, and the pages are off-white. The catalog or brochure appears to be old, given the yellowing of the paper. The layout is simple, with the titles and lenders aligned neatly in columns. The lenders include various individuals and institutions, with the Worcester Art Museum being the most frequent lender.
This image displays an open, two-page spread from a publication, likely a museum exhibition catalog or an art collection checklist. The pages are printed on cream-colored paper and feature a simple, typewritten-style layout with black text.
The content is a numbered list of artworks, presented in two columns — one on the left page (pages 4 and 5 are indicated at the bottom) and one on the right page. Each entry includes:
Key observations:
Overall, the image captures a formal and organized inventory, characteristic of materials provided to visitors or researchers for an art exhibition.
The image depicts an open book, displaying two pages filled with text. The book is open to pages 4 and 5. The text on the pages is organized in a list format, with each entry consisting of a title and the name of the person who lent the item. The entries are numbered from 10 to 31. Most of the items were lent by the Worcester Art Museum, while a few were lent by individuals such as Mrs. Roger S. Warner, Joseph S. Bigelow, Esq., Mrs. John B. Potter, and the Brooklyn Museum. The titles of the items vary, including "Storm on the English Coast," "Fisher-girls in Brittany," "Prout's Neck, Rocky Shore," "Boys and Kitten," "Old Friend," "Sail Boat," "Sunset, Gloucester," "Saguenay River, Lower Rapids," "Lake St. John," "Lighthouse," "Rum Cay, Bermuda," "Coral Formation," "Bermuda Settlers," "Fishing Boats, Key West," "In a Florida Jungle," "Turkey Buzzard," "Breaking Wave on the Shore Line," "Girls Berrying," "Colored Girl by Gate in Wall," "Hunter in Woods," and "Two Flamingoes, Tampa."
The image shows an open book with a table of contents. The book is titled "The Art of Winslow Homer" and is a collection of watercolors by the artist. The table of contents lists the names of the watercolors and the museums or individuals who lent them for the exhibition. The watercolors are numbered and described with brief titles, such as "Storm on the English Coast," "Fisher-Girls in Brittany," and "Bermuda Settlers." The book is printed on cream-colored paper, and the text is in black ink. The image provides a glimpse into the contents of the book and the watercolors that are featured in it.
The image shows an open book with two facing pages, displaying a list of artwork titles and their lenders. The pages are numbered [4] and [5], indicating they are part of a catalog or exhibition guide. The left page (numbered [4]) lists artworks numbered 10 through 20, while the right page (numbered [5]) lists artworks numbered 21 through 31. Each entry includes the title of the artwork and the lender, often specifying the Worcester Art Museum as the lender for most entries. Some entries are lent anonymously or by other institutions, such as the Brooklyn Museum.
This page appears to be part of a catalog or exhibition program, likely documenting the artworks on display and their sources.
The image shows an open book with two pages visible. The left page is numbered [4] at the bottom right corner, and the right page is numbered [5] at the bottom right corner. The book appears to be a catalog or list, with entries numbered 10 to 31, each describing works of art with their titles and the entities that lent them for display.
On the left page, the entries are as follows:
On the right page, the entries are as follows:
The book seems to be a catalog from an art exhibition or a museum, and it shows the art pieces that were on display along with their lenders. The Worcester Art Museum and the Brooklyn Museum are mentioned, indicating a collaboration between these institutions for the event.
The image shows an open book displaying two pages with a list of titles and corresponding lenders.
On the left page, the titles numbered 10 to 20 are listed along with the names of lenders:
On the right page, the titles numbered 21 to 31 are listed along with the names of lenders:
The pages are marked at the bottom with page numbers [4] and [5]. The text is printed in a formal serif font.
This is an image of an open book that displays the numbered contents of an art or exhibition catalog. It lists various works, along with the name of the lender or contributor for each piece. The left page includes items numbered 10 to 20, and the right page continues from number 21 to 31. Titles of the pieces, such as "Storm on the English Coast," "Prout's Neck, Rocky Shore," and "Two Flamingoes, Tampa," are visible, followed by the names of the lenders, including institutions like the Worcester Art Museum and Brooklyn Museum, as well as individuals and anonymous lenders. The text is printed in a clear, serif typeface on cream-colored paper.
An open book laid flat on a light surface, showing a two-page catalog spread. The pages are cream-colored with small serif text.
Overall, it appears to be a museum or gallery catalog listing works lent for an exhibition.