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Freeman Gallery, Philadelphia, June 20–24, 1944, no. 416); Irwin Untermyer (by
Freeman Gallery, Philadelphia, June 20–24, 1944, no. 416); Irwin Untermyer (by
New York, 1950–1999
Daniel first played for the Philadelphia Orchestra before moving to Chicago in 1930
designs by Maxfield Parrish, for Edward Bok at the Curtis Publishing Company in Philadelphia
Until 1924, collection of Alexandre Merle de Massonneau, who acquired material from the Caucasus area of south Russia and Crimea in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries (Leskov 2008, p. 1); acquired by the Museum in 1924, purchased from the Massonneau collection in Paris by John Marshall, The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s agent in Europe
Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology,
This painting, one of the key works of Ter Borch’s maturity, probably dates from about 1660–62. Though it was painted when the artist lived in Deventer, the luxurious interior and elegantly attired figures evoke the cosmopolitan milieu of Amsterdam
Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Detroit, 1917—Detroit, 1987
Philadelphia: John Benjamins Pub. Co., 1996. Lasky, Victor.
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series, type 1 (E90-1) for the American Caramel Company American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
Until 1924, collection of Alexandre Merle de Massonneau, who acquired material from the Caucasus area of south Russia and Crimea in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries (Leskov 2008, p. 1); acquired by the Museum in 1924, purchased from the Massonneau collection in Paris by John Marshall, The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s agent in Europe
Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archeology and Anthropology, p
Until 1924, collection of Alexandre Merle de Massonneau, who acquired material from the Caucasus area of south Russia and Crimea in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries (Leskov 2008, p. 1); acquired by the Museum in 1924, purchased from the Massonneau collection in Paris by John Marshall, The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s agent in Europe
Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archeology and Anthropology, p