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The image displays a page from a book or a magazine, with a printed newspaper article titled "Treasure in a Town House" from The Washington Post, dated Sunday, March 12, 1972. The article features a black-and-white photograph of a 17th-century Wool Kurdish garden carpet. The carpet is intricately patterned with geometric and floral designs. Below the photograph, there is a caption that reads: "Wool Kurdish garden carpet of the 17th century. Loaned by the Fogg Museum of Harvard University. Gift of Joseph V. McMullan." The background of the book page appears to be a light brown or beige, and the page is slightly open, revealing the inner edge of the next page. The overall setting and presentation suggest a historical or cultural artifact being highlighted in an article or publication.

This image shows a clipping from "The Washington Post," dated Sunday, March 12, 1972. The article is titled "Treasure in a Town House." The clipping features a photograph of a wool Kurdish garden carpet from the 17th century. The carpet has an intricate design with various geometric and floral patterns, and it appears to be laid out flat for display. The caption under the image states that the carpet is loaned by the Fogg Museum of Harvard University and is a gift of Joseph V. McMullan. The clipping is placed within a beige folder or book, and there is a white sheet of paper partially visible above the clipping.

This image displays a newspaper clipping from The Washington Post, dated Sunday, March 12, 1972, which has been carefully mounted or pasted into an open scrapbook or album.

The clipping features the headline:

Treasure in a Town House

Beneath the headline is a detailed, black-and-white illustration of a large, ornate carpet. The carpet exhibits a complex, symmetrical design with a central medallion, multiple rectangular and square panels containing intricate geometric and floral motifs, and a decorative border. The style is characteristic of traditional Persian or Kurdish weaving.

A caption below the illustration provides specific information:

Wool Kurdish garden carpet of the 17th century. Loaned by the Fogg Museum of Harvard University. Gift of Joseph V. McMullan.

The newspaper clipping is adhered to a thick, light brown page of the scrapbook. The left-hand page of the album is visible, and the top portion of the page is turned back, revealing the blank white underside of the scrapbook page. The overall presentation suggests someone has preserved this article as a memento or for research, highlighting the cultural and historical significance of the featured artifact.

The image shows a newspaper clipping pasted into a scrapbook. The clipping is from the Washington Post, dated Sunday, March 12, 1972. The headline reads "Treasure in a Town House." Below the headline is a photograph of a carpet, which is a wool Kurdish garden carpet from the 17th century. The carpet is currently housed at the Fogg Museum of Harvard University, and it was a gift from Joseph V. McMullan. The clipping is pasted onto a beige page, and there is a white roll of paper on top of the scrapbook.

The image shows a book opened to a page featuring an article titled "Treasure in a Town House." The article is accompanied by a detailed, black-and-white image of a carpet, likely a Kurdish garden carpet from the 19th century. The carpet is displayed prominently on the page, with intricate patterns and designs. The article is published in "The Washington Post" on Sunday, March 12, 1972. The image is printed on a white paper and is attached to the book with a paper clip.

The image shows an open book or magazine, with the left page displaying a detailed illustration of a wool Kurdish garden carpet from the 17th century. The carpet features intricate geometric and floral patterns, characteristic of traditional Kurdish textile design. The illustration is monochromatic, likely a printed reproduction, and is accompanied by a caption at the bottom that identifies the carpet as being loaned by the Fogg Museum of Harvard University, a gift of Joseph V. McMillan.

The right page of the book is blank, with a light brown, textured appearance, suggesting it may be part of a catalog or archival collection. At the top of the left page, there is a header from The Washington Post, dated Sunday, March 13, 1972, indicating that this illustration was featured in an article titled "Treasure in a Town House." The overall presentation suggests an academic or historical context, possibly from an art or museum catalog, highlighting the cultural and historical significance of the carpet.

This image shows a newspaper clipping titled "Treasure in a Town House", dated Sunday, March 12, 1978, from The Washington Post. The article appears to feature a photograph or illustration of a detailed wool Kurdish garden carpet from the 17th century. The intricate carpet design showcases multiple patterns and sections that include geometric and floral motifs. A caption at the bottom mentions that the carpet is part of the Fogg Museum at Harvard University and was gifted by Joseph T. McMullan. The clipping is mounted on a scrapbook or album page, with the paper coloration indicating age and preservation efforts.

The image depicts a page from a newspaper or magazine titled "The Washington Post". The headline reads "Treasure in a Town House" and is dated Sunday, March 12, 1978. Below the headline is a large, detailed black-and-white photograph of an elaborate textile or carpet with an intricate pattern. The caption under the photograph identifies the item as a "Wool Kurdish garden carpet of the 18th century loaned by the Fogg Museum of Harvard University, Gift of Joseph V. McMullan." The page appears to be preserved in a scrapbook or archival folder, with a flap of protective material partially covering the left side. The protective sheet is partially lifted, showing the entire right half of the newspaper page. The surrounding edges of the folder or scrapbook are brown and appear slightly worn, indicating some age.

The image shows a page from a scrapbook or album with a newspaper clipping attached to it. The newspaper clipping is a black-and-white reproduction of an article or feature titled "Treasure in a Town House," from The Washington Post, dated Sunday, March 12, 1972. The clipping contains a photograph of a wool Kurdish garden carpet from the 17th century. The carpet has an intricate geometric and floral pattern. The caption below the image notes that the carpet is loaned by the Fogg Museum of Harvard University and was a gift from Joseph V. McMullan. The page itself is blank around the clipping, with the clipping affixed on the left side.

The image shows a page from a scrapbook or album. It has a brown card stock page with a rolled white sheet at the top. Affixed to the lower left is a black-and-white newspaper clipping with the headline “Treasure in a Town House.” The clipping includes a large illustration/photo of an ornate rug or carpet, filled with intricate geometric and floral patterns. The caption beneath identifies the rug as a wool Kurdish garden carpet from the 17th century, loaned by a museum (with a donor note). The overall look is vintage, with the clipping mounted on plain brown paper.