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ARCH.2003.33, Rendition: 803345
The image shows the back of a photograph mounted in a photo album. The photograph itself has been removed, leaving behind four black photo corners that were used to hold it in place. The photo corners are positioned at the top left, top right, bottom left, and bottom right of the space where the photograph was originally placed.
Handwritten in blue ink at the bottom of the page is a description of the photograph that was once there. The text reads:
"Rubens opening: standing in front of #36. Head & a Negro [illegible]; Dean Washburn, Mrs. Leonard Opdycke, Prof. Opdycke, Mr. David McKibbin; far right, Mr. Henry Saunderson."
The text provides details about the people and the setting depicted in the missing photograph. The page has a green border, which is likely part of the photo album's binding. The page appears to be aged, indicating that the album is quite old.
The image shows a page from an old book or manuscript with handwritten annotations. The page itself is mostly blank, but there is a handwritten note in blue ink located towards the bottom center of the page. The note reads:
"Rubens opening: standing in front of #36, Head of a Negro, l. to r.: Jean Washburn, Mrs. Leonard Opdyke, Prof. Opdyke, Mr. David McKibbin; far right, Mrs. Henry Saunderson."
Additionally, there are several black paper clips attached to different parts of the page, likely to keep the page or related documents together. The page number, "92," is visible on the right margin, indicating this is page 92 of the document.
The image depicts a page from an old book or archive with handwritten notes on it. The page is bordered and has some black tape or sticky notes partially obscuring parts of the top and bottom corners.
The handwritten text on the page reads:
"Rubens opening: standing in front of #36, head of a Negro, l. to r.: Jean Washburn, Mrs. Leonard Opdyke, Prof. Opdyke, Mr. David McKibbin; far right, Mr. Henry Saunders."
This note appears to be an identification or labeling of individuals in a photograph, likely part of a historical collection or catalog. The handwritten details seem to indicate the positioning of various individuals in a specific frame or artwork by Rubens, specifically noting the head of a Negro and the sequence of people from left to right.
The image shows an open book with a blank left page and a right page that has some handwritten notes and four small black triangular markers placed at the corners. The handwritten note on the right page appears to be a list of names, possibly related to an event or a photograph. The text reads:
"Rubens opening: standing in front of #36, head & to r.: Jean Washburn, Mrs. Leonard Opdycke, Prof. Opdycke, Mr. David McKibbin; far right, Mr. Henry Saunders."
There is also a pencil notation on the bottom right corner of the right page, which says "57:2". The pages are yellowed, suggesting that the book is old. The book itself is bound with visible stitching along the spine. The overall condition of the book seems reasonable, with some signs of age and use.
The image shows the inside back cover of what appears to be a book or a yearbook. Handwritten notes identify individuals in a photograph that is no longer present in the book. The writing lists names and positions of people in the missing photo:
Additionally, there are four black triangular markers placed in the corners, possibly indicating where the photograph was originally attached or meant to be aligned. The page number "107" is visible in the bottom right corner.
The image shows a blank page from what appears to be an old book or album. The page has been used to jot down a note in blue ink, written in a cursive handwriting. The note reads:
"Rubens opening: standing in front of #36, Head of a Negro, l. to r.: Jean Washburn, Mrs. Leonard Opdycke, Prof. Opdycke, Mr. David McKibbin; far right, Mr. Henry Saundersson."
The page also has two black triangular stickers or pieces of tape, one at the top left and one at the top right corners, and another piece of tape at the bottom right corner, which seems to be holding the page in place. The edges of the page are lined with a greenish border, typical of archival or old book bindings. There is also a small handwritten number "32" in the bottom right corner of the page.
The image shows an open page of an old photo album or scrapbook. The page is blank but contains four black photo corners, two in the top corners and two in the bottom corners, designed to hold a photograph in place. There is a handwritten note near the bottom center of the page with the following text:
"Rubens opening: standing in front of #36, Head of a Negro. l. to r.: Jean Washburn, Mrs. Leonard Opdycke, Prof. Opdycke, Mr. David McKibbin; far right, Mr. Henry Saunderson."
Additionally, there is a date written vertically on the right side of the page: "[1927]". The page appears slightly aged, with a light cream color and some minor marks or fading.
This is an image of a once-used page from a scrapbook or album. The page appears aged, with a yellowish tone and slight wear around the edges. Four black photo corners remain attached to the page, suggesting that a photograph or document once resided there but has since been removed. At the bottom left-hand corner of the page, there is handwritten text which seems to reference the context of the missing photograph, mentioning a 'Rubens opening' and listing several names, possibly indicating the individuals who were in the missing picture. The page is otherwise blank, and its emptiness, in contrast to the detailed description, evokes a sense of missing history. To the right, we can see part of the album or book spine, indicating that this page is part of a bound collection.
The image shows the interior of an open book or album, specifically a page with handwritten notes. The page appears to be part of an archival or historical collection, as suggested by the formal and descriptive nature of the writing. The text is written in blue ink and is centered near the bottom of the page. The content of the note reads:
"Rubens opening: standing in front of #36 Head of a Negro, l.tor.: Dean Washburn, Mrs. Leonard Opdycke, Prof. Opdycke, Mr. David McKibbin; far right, Mr. Henry Saunders."
Content: The note describes a scene or event, likely related to an exhibition or display of artwork. It references "Rubens opening," indicating an event or ceremony, and identifies individuals present, including Dean Washburn, Mrs. Leonard Opdycke, Professor Opdycke, Mr. David McKibbin, and Mr. Henry Saunders. The mention of "#36 Head of a Negro" suggests a specific artwork or exhibit being viewed.
Handwriting: The text is written in a neat, cursive style, typical of formal or archival documentation. The handwriting is legible and appears deliberate, suggesting it was recorded for record-keeping or documentation purposes.
Page Condition: The page is aged, with a light beige or cream-colored paper that shows signs of wear, such as slight discoloration and minor creases. There are small black triangular cuts or tears at the corners of the page, indicating handling or damage over time.
Binding: The book or album has a visible spine and edges, suggesting it is a bound volume. The spine appears to have a green or dark-colored binding, and the pages are slightly worn, consistent with frequent use or storage over many years.
Contextual Clues: The note seems to document a specific moment or gathering, possibly during an art exhibition or cultural event, given the reference to Rubens (likely Peter Paul Rubens, a famous Baroque painter) and the formal listing of attendees. The mention of "Head of a Negro" could refer to a specific artwork, potentially highlighting historical or social contexts of the time.
The image depicts a historical or archival document, likely from a catalog, diary, or exhibition record, capturing a moment during an event involving notable individuals and an artwork. The condition of the page and the formal handwriting suggest its importance as a preserved record.
The image shows an open book with a blank page, and some text is written on the bottom of the page. The book is placed on a gray surface, and the text is written in blue ink. The book has a green border around it, and there are some black marks on the page. The book seems to be old, and the page is slightly curled.