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The image is a newspaper clipping from June 22, 1920, featuring an article about the painting "Anne de la Pole" by George Romney. The painting depicts a woman in a long dress, and the article describes it as an important addition to the collection of the Hon. Alvan T. Fuller, who recently donated it to the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. The painting was previously shown at an exhibition of English masterpieces at Harvard University, where it made a significant impression. The clipping is affixed to a piece of paper, with the newspaper's name, "Herald," and the date, "June 22, 1920," handwritten at the top.
The image shows a clipping from a newspaper dated June 22, 1920, titled "Horald." The clipping features a portrait of a woman named Anne de La Pole, painted by George Romney. The caption describes Anne de La Pole as a recent addition to an important collection, specifically belonging to the Hon. Alvan T. Fuller. The artwork was part of a loan exhibition of English masterpieces at Harvard University, where it reportedly made a strong impression. The clipping is framed by a simple border and is printed in sepia tone.
The image is a newspaper clipping dated June 22, 1920, from the Herald. The main content of the clipping is an article accompanied by an illustration.
The illustration is a sepia-toned portrait of a woman titled "ANNE DE LA POLE" by George Romney. The caption below the illustration reads:
"ANNE DE LA POLE, by George Romney, a recent important accession to the Hon. Alvan T. Fuller collection, was shown in the loan exhibition of English masterpieces at Harvard University last month, where it made a great impression."
The clipping is attached to a larger sheet of paper with small holes along the sides, suggesting it was part of a collection or scrapbook. The paper shows signs of aging, with some yellowing and wear.
The image shows a newspaper clipping from June 22, 1920, featuring an article about a painting. The painting is titled "Anne De La Pole" by George Romney. The clipping indicates that this artwork was a recent important acquisition to the Hon. Alvan T. Fuller's collection.
The caption below the image reads:
"ANNE DE LA POLE, by George Romney, a recent important accession to the Hon. Alvan T. Fuller's collection, is shown in the loan exhibition of English masterpieces at Harvard University last month, where it made a great impression."
The photograph of the painting depicts a woman in a long, flowing dress with a light-colored shawl draped over her shoulders and arm. The woman is shown standing in a garden setting with trees in the background. The clipping is mounted on a piece of paper with three holes along the right side, suggesting it may have been part of a file or album. The date "Harold June 22, 1920" is written in the upper right corner of the clipping.
The image is a newspaper clipping from the Harold dated June 22, 1930. It features a photograph of a painting titled "Anne de la Pole" by the artist George Romney.
The caption beneath the image provides the following details:
The painting depicts a woman standing elegantly in a long, flowing dress, with one hand resting on her chest and the other by her side. The background is dark and somewhat indistinct, focusing attention on the figure in the foreground. The overall tone of the image in the newspaper is sepia-toned.
The image is a clipping from a newspaper or magazine, dated June 22, 1930. It features a reproduction of a painting titled "Anne de la Pole" by George Romney. The painting depicts a woman in an elegant gown standing with a graceful pose.
The text accompanying the image provides additional context:
The clipping is attached to a larger piece of paper, possibly a scrapbook or notebook page, with three visible holes along the right edge, suggesting it was part of a bound collection. The paper shows signs of aging, with slight discoloration.
The image shows a sepia-toned print or photograph mounted on a larger sheet of paper with holes punched on the right side, suggesting it may be part of an archive, album, or binder. The print appears to be of a historical or artistic nature and depicts a figure in a long, flowing dress, positioned in a poised stance. There is handwritten text at the top left corner indicating a date: "Herald June 22, 1930." Below the print, there is a caption providing context. The caption mentions that the artwork is titled "ANNE DE LA POLE," by George Romney, and describes it as a recent important accession to The Frick Collection belonging to Mr. Alvan T. Fuller. It also notes that it was exhibited at Harvard University, where it made a significant impression.
The image features a sepia-toned photograph of a painting titled "Anne de la Pole" by George Romney. The painting shows a woman dressed in an elegant gown, posed with one arm resting on a stone balustrade or pedestal. The background reveals a natural setting with trees. Below the photograph, there is a caption mentioning that the work is a recent important addition to the Hon. Alvan T. Fuller’s collection of paintings. It notes that this painting was showcased at a loan exhibition of English masterpieces at Harvard University last month, where it made a significant impression. Additionally, the top of the image includes a handwritten note that reads "Herald June 22, 1930."
The image shows a sepia-toned clipping from a newspaper called the "Herald," dated June 22, 1930. It features a classical portrait painting titled "Anne de la Pole" by George Romney. The portrait depicts a woman in an elegant, flowing dress standing outdoors, possibly leaning on a stone structure or pedestal. The accompanying text mentions that this work is a recent addition to the Honorable Alvan T. Fuller's collection of paintings. It also notes that the painting was part of an exhibition of English masterpieces at Harvard University the previous month and that it made a great impression. The clipping is pasted on a large, mostly blank sheet of paper with three holes punched along the right edge.
The image shows a printed page with a photograph or reproduction of a painting titled "Anne de la Pole" by George Romney. The text beneath the image provides context about the artwork, stating that it is a recent important addition to the collection of Hon. Alvan T. Fuller. It also mentions that the painting was displayed in a loan exhibition of English masterpieces at Harvard University the previous month, where it received significant acclaim.
The page itself appears to be from a publication or catalog, dated June 22, 1920, as indicated by the handwritten note at the top. The layout is simple, with the image occupying the left side and the descriptive text on the right. The photograph or reproduction depicts a woman in an elegant, flowing gown, standing with one arm resting on a surface, suggesting a formal or historical setting. The overall tone and presentation imply that this is an art-related document, likely used for archival or exhibition purposes.