PUBLICATIONS OF

THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM

OF ART • 1870-1964

A Bibliography

compiled by Albert TenEyck Gardner Associate Curator of American Paintings and Sculpture

1965 3/i^Ar »(^/w^A^*» /)& '(%«st, PREFACE

In the second century A.D. the prolific writer Galen compiled a classified bibliography of his works — necessary, in his view, to set the record of history straight. He first listed all the books falsely attributed to him and then, in seventeen succeeding chapters, listed and annotated the five hundred or so titles that had come from his hand. The account might be termed a "bio-bibliography," as it con­ stitutes a record of the author's productivity. This term is also appropriate to Albert TenEyck Gardner's bibliography of the publica­ tions of-The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the first complete listing of all known books, pamphlets, and serials bearing our imprint; for it is a record of the institution's achievements over the past nine decades and mirrors its varied and numerous activities. The scholarly publications testify to the contributions made to knowledge by the Museum's staff; the catalogues and guides indicate the broad scope of its acquisitions; the exhibition catalogues commemorate the many important loan exhibi­ tions that have complemented and augmented its collections. In brief, this bio-bibliography is a valuable index of the myriad ways in which the Museum presents its vast collections of art to an ever-growing public. It is also a testimony of the contributions of many individuals to the Museum's publishing program. As Mr. Gardner notes, a decisive influence over this program was wielded by Henry Watson Kent, Secre­ tary of the Museum for twenty-seven years, who established a tradition of fine design and printing for Museum publications that has survived ever since. For many years the Museum maintained its own press, and the work of such giants in typography and the graphic arts as Bruce Rogers, Theodore De Vinne, Daniel Berkeley Updike, Carl Purington Rollins, Edward Edwards, W.A. Dwiggins, Rudolph Ruzicka, and T.M. Cleland added luster and charm to many Museum imprints. Bruce Rogers' Centaur typeface was designed especially for the Museum Press. The outstanding work of designers and printers, accomplishing a happy union between form and content and reflecting a concern and appreciation for the book as a whole, has made many of the Museum's publications collector's items. With this bibliography Mr. Gardner has rendered a great service to students of art and to bibliophiles alike. Not only does it provide a convenient summary of almost all information published by the Museum concerning its collections, and clarify the order and progression of our titles and editions over the years, it bears witness to a tradition of distinguished institutional publishing of which the Museum can well be proud.

James Humphry III NOTES

1. "The Metropolitan Museum of Art" has been abbreviated as MMA throughout the text.

2. Between 1880 and 1905 the Museum issued a series of Handbooks that were reprinted frequently and irregularly, with revisions in text and many minor variations in format. The numbers of these Hand­ books refer to subjects, as listed below, although the system was not always followed closely.

Handbook No. 1 Paintings owned by the MMA, usually "old masters" No. 2 Cypriote pottery No. 3 Cypriote sculpture No. 4 Egyptian antiquities No. 5 Oriental porcelains No. 6 Loan collections and special exhibitions No. 7 Plaster casts No. 8 Drawings, prints, photographs No. 8a Tapestries No. 9 Gems No. 10 Various subjects, general guides, paintings, jades No. 11 Metal reproductions No. 12 Seal cylinders No. 13 Musical instruments No. 14 Loan exhibition of Japanese armor No. 15 Arms and armor

Copyright (CJ 1965 by The Metropolitan Museum of Art Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 65-15284 INTRODUCTION

This book is an attempt to bring together the titles of all books, pamphlets, and catalogues published by The Metropolitan Museum of Art during the past ninety-four years. It displays the wide range of subjects upon which the Museum has turned its attention, and the high standards in typography, book design, and editorial style, as well as in content, that have been established and maintained. The Museum has often played the role of a leader, a trend setter. The format of the Bulletin, for example, which served from the publication of the first issues in 1905 until 1942, was copied by many other museums. A num­ ber of the catalogues of early loan exhibitions have a special interest today because of the significant results of the exhibitions they record. For instance, the catalogue of the Hudson-Fulton Exhibition of 1909 records the Museum's interest in early American furniture, architecture, and decorative arts — an interest that ultimately resulted in the building of the American Wing. The Catalogue of the Morgan Collection of Chinese Porcelains, issued in 1907, was for a time one of the standard works on the subject. The exhibition of impressionist and postimpres- sionist paintings in 1921 caused almost as much commotion in the New York art world as the more famous Armory Show of 1913. In 1939 the exhibition of paintings called Life in America — scenes of American life and American history — brought to light the work of a whole group of forgotten American painters and sparked a new interest in nineteenth century American painting.

One of the most popular publications of the Museum has been William M. Ivins, Jr.'s Notes on Prints, issued in 1930. Among other books that have become standard works in their fields are A Handbook of the American Wing, first issued in 1924; the Handbook o j Arms and Armor, 1905 and later editions; American Engraved Powder Horns, 1945, by Stephen V. Grancsay; The Scepter of Egypt, 1953, by William C. Hayes, and the many handsome and elaborately printed reports of the Museum's Egyptian Expeditions; Alan Priest's catalogue of Chinese Sculpture, 1944; and John Goldsmith Phillips' book on China-Trade Porcelain, 1956. The publications of Gisela M.A. Richter on Greek and Roman art are, of course, well known to students of classical archaeology. The Cloisters, by James J. Rorimer, has run through many printings since it was first issued in 1938. A Handbook o f Mohammedan Decorative Arts, 1930, by Maurice S. Dimand, has a history of five editions, including an Arabic translation in 1954 — the only work of its kind in that language. The series of scholarly catalogues of the Museum's Department of European Paintings, beginning with the volume on Italian, Spanish, and Byzantine paintings issued in 1940, marked a new era for such publica­ tions; the influence of this work can be traced in the catalogues pub­ lished by many other museums in this country and in Europe. The De­ partment of Western European Arts has recently brought out two impor­ tant publications. Early Florentine Designers and Engravers, by John Goldsmith Phillips, and Three Centuries of French Domestic Silver, by Faith Dennis.

The Museum Press was established in 1908 under the supervision of Henry Watson Kent, who for many years designed most of its publications. Under his direction Bruce Rogers designed a new typeface called Centaur, for the use of the Museum Press, and Frederick Warde designed Arrighi Italic especially for the Museum. In 1938 a selection of Metropolitan Museum publications was exhibited at the Morgan Library as a tribute to Mr. Kent for his part in introducing fine typography into museum books and catalogues. In 1946 rising costs greatly curtailed the work of the Museum Press, and in 1949 it was discontinued altogether.

The bibliography that follows presents a chronological summary of the activities and endeavors of the Museum from 1870-1964. All these pub­ lications may be said to stem from the Museum's first publication, the Charter, Constitution and By-Laws of 1870, in which it is stated that the Museum is established for the purpose "of encouraging and develop­ ing the study of the fine arts — of advancing the general knowledge of kindred subjects, and, to that end, of furnishing popular instruction."

A.T. G. TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface iii Notes iv Introduction v

Publications on Art Catalogues of Special Exhibitions 1 Departmental Publications American Paintings and Sculpture 15 American Wing 17 Ancient Near Eastern Art 18 Arms and Armor 19 Egyptian Art 20 European Paintings 24 Far Eastern Art . 29 Greek and Roman Art 30 Islamic Art 33 The Junior Museum 34 Medieval Art and The Cloisters 36 Musical Instruments 38 Prints 39 Western European Arts 40 General Guides 42 Serials 43 Miscellaneous 53

Miscellaneous Publications Museum History 55 Legal and Business Documents 56 Miscellaneous 63 Ephemera 68 Index of Authors 70

PUBLICATIONS ON ART Catalogues of Special Exhibitions

1872 Catalogue of the pictures in the MMA. Also issued on large paper.

1873 Catalogue of a loan exhibition [paintings], September 1873.

1874 Catalogue of the collection of arms, armour, and other objects loaned to the MMA, by H. Cogniat. Reprinted 1875, 1876.

Catalogue of engravings, etchings, and mezzotints belonging to James L. Claghorn.

Catalogue of the loan exhibition of Daintings at the MMA, March 1874.

Catalogue of the loan exhibition of paintings and statuary at the MMA, May 1874.

Catalogue of the loan exhibition of paintings at the MMA, September 1874.

Catalogue of the loan exhibition of paintings and statuary atthe MMA, December 1874.

1875 Pottery and porcelain: handbook for the use of visitors examining pottery and porcelain in the MMA.

Catalogue of the loan exhibition of paintings and statuary at the MMA, May 1875.

1876 Catalogue of the New York centennial loan exhibition of paintings selected from the private art galleries, 1876.

1877 Castellani collection. I: Marbles, bronzes, gold, and other personal ornaments, engraved gems, etc. II: Maiolica, etc.

Catalogue of the MacCallum collection of old laces and embroideries.

1880 Loan collection of paintings, April — October 1880 (handbook no. 6).

Loan collection of objects of art, April — October 1880 (hand­ book no. 7). 1880 Loan collection of objects of art, October 1880 — March 1881 (handbook no. 7).

1881 Loan collection of paintings, May — October 1881 (handbook no. 6).

Loan collection of paintings, November 1881 — April 1882 (handbook no. 6).

Loan collection of objects of art, May — October 1881 (hand­ book no. 7).

Catalogue of paintings.

1882 Loan collection of paintings and sculpture, May — October 1882 (handbook no. 6).

Loan collection of paintings and sculpture, November 1882 — April 1883 (handbook no. 6).

1883 Loan collection of paintings and sculpture, May — October 1883 (handbook no. 6).

Loan collection of paintings and sculpture, November 1883 — April 1884 (handbook no. 6).

1884 Loan collection of paintings and sculpture, May — October 1884 (handbook no. 6).

Loan collection of paintings and sculpture, November 1884 — April 1885 (handbook no. 6).

Catalogue of paintings by G.F. Watts, R.A. of London, with some account of the methods and aims of the artist, and a description of the intentions in the pictures, by Mrs. E.I. Barrington. Issued in large format with one illustration, and in small format without illustrations.

1885 Loan collection of paintings and sculpture, May — October 1885 (handbook no. 6).

Loan collection of paintings and sculpture, November 1885 — April 1886 (handbook no. 6).

Illustrated catalogue of the loan collection of paintings by George Frederick Watts, together with a brief biographical sketch. 25 illustrations.

Loan collection of paintings of G.F. Watts. No illustrations, abbreviated text. 1886 Loan collection of paintings and sculpture, May — October 1886 (handbook no. 6).

Loan collection of paintings and sculpture, November 1886 — April 1887 (handbook no. 6).

Collection of Dutch and Flemish paintings by old masters owned by Mr. Charles Sedelmeyer of Paris.

1887 Loan collection of paintings and sculpture, May — October 1887 (handbook no. 6).

Collection of paintings and sculpture, November 1887 — November 1888.

1888 Loan collection of paintings and sculpture in the west galleries and grand hall.

1889 Pictures by old masters; loan collection of modern paintings; modern sculptures (handbook no. 6). Note: From 1889 through 1897 this handbook was issued in May and November listing the current loan collections.

New eastern gallery 0: loan collection of old masters and pictures of the English school.

1895 Pictures by old masters; retrospective exhibition of American paintings; the Henry G. Marquand collection of old masters and pictures of the English school (handbook no. 6).

Handbook of a collection of Chinese porcelains loaned by James A. Garland, compiled by John Getz.

1903 Catalogue of the loan collection of Japanese armor, prepared by Bashford Dean (handbook no. 14).

1906 Catalogue of a temporary exhibition in gallery number 24 [paintings] .

1907 Catalogue of the Morgan collection of Chinese porcelains, by Stephen W. Bushell and William M. Laffan. Reprinted 1909; second edition 1910, reprinted 1913.

1908 Catalogue of a memorial exhibition of the works of Augustus Saint-Gaudens. Also issued on special paper with addenda.

Exhibition of contemporary German art. Two editions, one illustrated. 1909 The Hudson-Fulton celebration: catalogue of an exhibition held in the MMA commemorative of the tercentenary of the discovery of the Hudson River by Henry Hudson in 1609, and the centenary of the first use of steam in the navigation of said river by Robert Fulton in the year 1807. Vol. I: Catalogue of a collection of paintings by Dutch masters of the seventeenth century, by W[ilhelm] R. Valentiner. Vol. II: Catalogue of an exhibition of American paintings, furniture, silver, and other objects of art, by Henry Watson Kent and Florence N. Levy. Issued on small paper without illustrations, and on large paper with illustrations.

1910 Catalogue of a loan exhibition of Dutch masters, by Wilhelm R. Valentiner. Special edition of vol. I of the Hudson-Fulton exhibi­ tion catalogue on handmade paper with special plates and binding.

Catalogue of a loan exhibition of early Oriental rugs by Wilhelm R. Valentiner.

1911 Catalogue of an exhibition of silver used in New York, New Jersey, and the South, with a note on early New York silver­ smiths, by R.T. Haines Halsey. Also issued in a special large paper format.

Catalogue of a loan exhibition of paintings by Winslow Homer.

Catalogue of a loan exhibition of arms and armor, by Bashford Dean.

1912 Early Italian paintings lent by Mrs. Liberty Emery Holden, by B [ryson] B[urroughs]. Reprinted from the Bulletin, October 1912.

1913 An exhibition of paintings lent by Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan, by B[ryson] Bfurroughs] . Reprinted from the Bulletin, January 1913.

1914 Guide to the loan exhibition of the J. Pierpont Morgan collection. Also issued in a limited edition of 60 copies on special paper.

Special exhibition of Chinese paintings from the collection of tbe Museum, by John C. Ferguson.

1915 Catalogue of a special exhibition of textiles.

1916 Catalogue of an exhibition of early Chinese pottery and sculp­ ture, by S.C. Bosch-Reitz, R.L. Hobson, and Rose Sickler Williams. Also issued in a limited edition of 100 copies on special paper. 1917 American industrial art. Note: Exhibitions were held annual­ ly to 1940, except in 1927, 1928, 1930, 1932, 1933, 1935, 1936, 1938, and 1939.

A catalogue of Italian Renaissance woodcuts, by William M. Ivins, Jr.

Catalogue of portraits and landscapes of the British school lent by John H. McFadden, by Bryson Burroughs.

Exhibition of painter etchings and engravings of the XIX century consisting mainly of loans from private collections, by W[illiam] M. Ivins, Jr.

Loan exhibition of paintings by William M. Chase.

Loan exhibition of the works of Thomas Eakins, by Bryson Burroughs.

1918 An exhibition of American sculpture.

Handlist of works by Rembrandt: paintings, drawings, etch­ ings, exhibited together. Leaflet.

Loan exhibition of the works of Albert P. Ryder, by Bryson Burroughs.

Art as an asset: objects showing museum influence, lent by manufacturers.

1919 The use of plants in decorative design: a joint exhibition by the New York Botanical Garden and the MMA. Leaflet.

Loan exhibition of the works of Gustave Courbet, by Bryson Burroughs.

The museum as a laboratory: exhibition of works by manufac­ turers and designers.

1920 Fiftieth anniversary exhibition: loans and special features.

The art museum as a laboratory: fourth exhibition of work by manufacturers and designers based upon study in the museum.

1921 The museum of art as a laboratory: fifth exhibition of American industrial art; current work by manufacturers and designers showing study of originals in the museum. 1921 Exhibition of early Oriental rugs and carpets from the collec­ tion of James F. Ballard. No text, 36 plates with letterpress description.

Loan exhibition of Oriental rugs from the collection of James F. Ballard, by Joseph Breck. Reprinted 1922.

Loan exhibition of Duncan Phyfe furniture, by R. T. H. Halsey and Charles 0. Cornelius.

Loan exhibition of impressionist and post-impressionist paint­ ings, by Bryson Burroughs.

1922 The museum of art as a laboratory: sixth exhibition of Ameri­ can industrial art.

Loan exhibition of Duncan Phyfe furniture, by R.T.H. Halsey and Charles 0. Cornelius. Reprinted from the Bulletin, October 1922.

Memorial exhibition of the work of Abbott Handerson Thayer, by Royal Cortissoz.

1923 Centennial exhibition of the works of George Fuller, by Augustus Vincent Tack.

Loan exhibition of the arts of the Italian Renaissance.

The museum of art as a laboratory of design: seventh exhibi­ tion of American industrial art.

1924 Memorial exhibition of the works of Julian Alden Weir, by William A. Coffin.

American industrial art: an exhibition of current manufactures designed and made in the United States.

A guide to an exhibition of the arts of the book, by W[illiam] M. Ivins, Jr.

1925 Memorial exhibition of the work of George Bellows, by Frank Crowninshield.

Exhibition of telephotographs, by courtesy of the American Telephone and Telegraph company.

American industrial art: ninth annual exhibition of current manufactures designed and made in the United States, by R[ichard] F. B[ach]. 1925 Exhibition of the work of children in Japanese schools. Leaflet.

Greek athletics illustrated in an exhibition of photographs, casts, and originals. Leaflet.

Exhibition of high school work done in co-operation with the Museum.

1926 Memorial exhibition of the work of John Singer Sargent, by Mariana Griswold Van Rensselaer. 100 copies printed on large paper.

Joseph Pennell: an account by his wife, Elizabeth Robins Pennell, issued on the occasion of a memorial exhibition of his works. Reprinted by the United States Government for Pennell exhibition at the Library of Congress in 1927.

American industrial art: tenth annual exhibition, by R[ichard] F. B[ach].

1927 Catalogue of an exhibition of miniatures painted in America, 1720-1850, by H[arry] B. Wehle.

Catalogue of a retrospective exhibition of painted and printed fabrics.

Exhibition of Swedish contemporary decorative arts.

1928 Catalogue of an exhibition of Spanish paintings from El Greco to Goya, by Bryson Burroughs.

Catalogue of a loan exhibition of French Gothic tapestries, by Joseph Breck.

1929 The architect and the industrial arts: an exhibition of contem­ porary American design, the eleventh in the Museum series.

A memorial exhibition of porcelain and stoneware by Adelaide Alsop Robineau, by Joseph Breck.

1930 Loan exhibition of Persian rugs of the so-called Polish type, by Maurice S. Dimand.

Catalogue of a memorial exhibition of the works of Arthur B. Davies, by Bryson Burroughs.

The H.O. Havemeyer collection. Revised edition 1958.

7 1930 An exhibition of copies of Egyptian wall paintings from tombs and palaces of the XVIII and XIX dynasties, 1600-1200 B.C., by Ambrose Lansing.

1931 Loan exhibition of European arms and armor, by Stephen V. Grancsay.

An exhibition of early New York silver, by C. Louise Avery.

A catalogue of Russian icons received from the American Russian Institute for exhibition.

Catalogue of a memorial exhibition of the work of Robert Henri.

Chinese textiles: an introduction to the study of their history, sources, technique, symbolism, and use, occasioned by the exhibition of Chinese court robes and accessories, by Alan Priest and Pauline Simmons. Second edition 1934.

Loan exhibition of ceramic art of the Near East, by Maurice S. Dimand.

Twelfth exhibition of contemporary American industrial art, by Richard F. Bach.

1932 Exhibition of portraits of George Washington commemorative of the two-hundredth anniversary of his birth.

Samuel F. B. Morse, American painter: a study occasioned by an exhibition of his paintings, by Harry B. Wehle.

1933 Plant forms in ornament: a joint exhibition by the New York Botanical Garden, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and the MMA, by H[erbert] E. Winlock.

Guide to an exhibition of Islamic miniature painting and book illumination, by M[aurice] S. Dimand.

1934 Contemporary American industrial art 1934, thirteenth exhibi­ tion: group arrangements by twenty architectural and industrial designers, by Richard F. Bach.

A loan exhibition of New York State furniture with contemporary accessories, by Joseph Downs and Ruth Ralston.

Exhibition of museum and other publications lent by the British Government. Typed manuscript.

Landscape paintings: a catalogue of an exhibition, by Bryson Burroughs. 1935 Japanese costume: an exhibition of no robes and Buddhist vestments, by Alan Priest.

A guide to an exhibition of Oriental rugs and textiles, by M[aurice] S. Dimand.

French painting and sculpture of the XVIII century, by Harry B. Wehle and Preston Remington.

A catalogue of portraits and possessions of original mem­ bers of the Society of the Cincinnati.

Bryson Burroughs: catalogue of a memorial exhibition of his works, by William M. Ivins, Jr. and Harry B. Wehle.

1936 Francisco Goya: his paintings, drawings, and prints.

An exhibition of paintings by John Singleton Copley in commemoration of the two-hundredth anniversary of his birth, by Harry B. Wehle.

An exhibition of the work of John La Farge, by H[erbert] E. Winlock and Royal Cortissoz.

A special exhibition of glass from the Museum collections.

Benjamin Franklin and his circle: a catalogue of an exhibi­ tion.

1937 Sporting prints and paintings, by A. Hyatt Mayor.

Silver: an exhibition of contemporary American design by manufacturers, designers, and craftsmen, by Richard F. Bach.

Renoir: a special exhibition of his paintings, by Harry B. Wehle.

Rugs and carpets: an international exhibition of contempor­ ary industrial art, by Richard F. Bach.

1938 Three centuries of French domestic silver, by Preston Remington.

Chinese bronzes of the Shang through the T'ang Dynasty: an exhibition lent by American collectors and museums, by Alan Priest.

Tiepolo and his contemporaries, by Harry B. Wehle. 1938 A memorial exhibition of paintings by Walter Gay, 1856- 1937. Leaflet.

1939 Life in America: a special loan exhibition of paintings held during the period of the New York World's Fair.

Augustan art: an exhibition commemorating the bimillennium of the birth of Augustus, by Gisela M. A. Richter and Christine Alexander.

Exhibition of sculpture by Henry Clews, Jr.

Exhibition of Victorian and Edwardian dresses, by Preston Remington.

1940 Contemporary American industrial art, 1940: fifteenth exhi­ bition.

A special exhibition of heads in sculpture from the Museum collection, by William M. Ivins, Jr.

1941 On the bright side: a loan exhibition of contemporary Ameri­ can painting and sculpture. Leaflet.

French painting from David to Toulouse-Lautrec, by Harry B. Wehle.

A special exhibition of contemporary painting in the United States.

A special loan exhibition of contemporary American water colors.

The China trade and its influences, by Joseph Downs.

1942 Rembrandt: his paintings, prints, and drawings. Leaflet.

Artists for victory: an exhibition of contemporary American art.

Artists for victory: an exhibition of contemporary American art, by A. Hyatt Mayor. A picture book of the prize winners.

Exhibition of modern British crafts.

Catalogue of a loan exhibition of percussion Colt revolvers and conversions, 1836-1873, by John E. Parsons.

Renaissance in fashion, 1942: a special exhibition.

10 1942 Emblems of unity and freedom, by Holger Cahill (a picture book). American Index of Design.

I remember that, by Benjamin Knotts (a picture book). American Index of Design.

Portraits of the court of China, by Alan Priest.

1943 A catalogue of paintings in the Bache collection.

Speak their language, [by Albert TenEyck Gardner] (a picture book of cartoons).

Masterpieces in the collection of George Blumenthal, by W[illiam] M. Ivins, Jr.

The Greek revival in the United States, by Joseph Downs.

An exhibition of modern Chinese paintings, by Alan Priest.

An exhibition of contemporary American paintings from the collections of the University of Arizona, by Juliana Force.

1944 Portrait of America: catalogue of paintings. Sponsored by Artists for Victory and by Pepsi-Cola. Leaflet.

An exhibition of paintings by Kao Wêng and Chang K'un-I.

Paintings of naval aviation.

1945 Exhibition of American fashions and fabrics.

English domestic needlework of the XVI, XVII, and XVIII centuries, by Preston Remington.

English domestic needlework. Leaflet.

The war against Japan. Leaflet.

William Sidney Mount and his circle. Leaflet.

Religious architecture in Quito, by José Gabriel Navarro.

Costumes from the forbidden city, by Alan Priest.

1946 The taste of the seventies. Leaflet.

Washington crossing the Delaware. Leaflet.

Paintings of the Army air forces. Leaflet.

11 1946 Chinese lowestoft: the Helena Woolworth McCann collection. Leaflet.

The Howard Mansfield collection of Japanese prints. Leaflet. s

Paintings looted from Holland.

1947 A handbook to the loan exhibition of French tapestries, mediaeval, Renaissance, and modern, from the public and private collections of France.

Contemporary American ceramics selected from the eleventh national ceramic exhibition.

Japanese prints from the Henry L. Phillips collection, by Alan Priest.

Masterpieces of English painting: William Hogarth, John Constable, J. M. W. Turner, by Kenneth Clark.

British contemporary painters.

A woman of fashion, 1947.

1948 Paintings from the Berlin museums.

Contemporary Chinese paintings, by Alan Priest.

The classical contribution to Western civilization.

American textiles. Leaflet.

Your Navy: its contribution to America from colonial days to world leadership.

1949 Art treasures from the Vienna collections lent by the Austrian government.

Iranian art: treasures from the imperial collections and museums of Iran.

Masterpieces of European porcelain: a catalogue of a special exhibition, by C. Louise Avery.

Van Gogh: paintings and drawings, by Theodore Rousseau and Daniel Catton Rich.

1950 American painting today, 1950: a national competitive exhibition. 12 1950 American painters of the 20th century represented in the collections of the MMA. Leaflet. \ Twentieth century glass, American and European: a special exhibition, by Hugh J. Smith, Jr.

20th century painters: a special exhibition. Leaflet.

Four centuries of miniature painting. Leaflet.

1951 American sculpture, 1951: a national competitive exhibition, by Robert Beverly Hale.

American cartooning: a special exhibition of original draw­ ings. Leaflet.

The Lewisohn collection, by Francis Henry Taylor and Theodore Rousseau, Jr.

1952 American water colors, drawings, and prints, 1952: a nation­ al competitive exhibition, by Robert Beverly Hale and Roland J. McKinney.

French drawings: masterpieces from five centuries.

Santos: the religious folk art of New Mexico lent by the Taylor Museum, Colorado Fine Arts Center.

v Cezanne: paintings, water colors, and drawings: a loan exhibition, by Theodore Rousseau, Jr.

1953 The Edward Root collection. Leaflet.

Exhibition of Japanese painting and sculpture sponsored by the government of Japan.

From the lands of the Bible: an archaeological exhibition.

Berthe Morisot and her circle: paintings from the Rouart collection, Paris.

1954 Dutch painting, the golden age: an exhibition of Dutch pic­ tures of the seventeenth century, by Theodore Rousseau, Jr.

80 masterpieces from the Gold Museum, Bogota.

13 1954 Spanish mediaeval art.

Sargent, Whistler, and Mary Cassatt, by Frederick A. Sweet.

1955 The art of the Hebrew tradition.

Goya: drawings and prints.

1956 German drawings: masterpieces from five centuries.

Drawings by contemporary Asian artists, lent by The New York Public Library. Leaflet. The panoramic view of the palace and gardens of Versailles painted by John Vanderlyn, by Albert TenEyck Gardner and Laurence J. Majewski.

1957 Paintings from the Sao Paulo Museum.

Tomioka Tessai La Japanese painter] .

- Masterpieces of Korean art.

1958 Catalogue of an exhibition of paintings by the Rt. Hon. Sir Winston Churchill, introduction by Alfred Frankfurter.

Paintings from private collections: summer loan exhibition.

1959 Selections from the XX ceramic international.

French drawings from American collections: Clouet to Matisse.

Gauguin: paintings, drawings, prints, sculpture, by Theodore Rousseau.

Phrygian art.

Winslow Homer: a retrospective exhibition, by Albert TenEyck Gardner.

Paintings from private collections: a summer loan exhibition.

1960 The Nate and Frances Spingold collection. Leaflet.

The Walter C. Baker collection of drawings. Checklist.

The splendid century: French art 1600-1715, by Theodore Rousseau, Jr.

14 1960 Italian drawings: masterpieces of five centuries.

Paintings from private collections: summer loan exhibition. Leaflet.

1961 Ancient art from New York private collections, by Dietrich von Bothmer.

Paintings from private collections: summer loan exhibition.

1962 Planning for the future: the building program of the MMA.

Paintings from private collections: summer loan exhibition.

1963 American art from American collections; decorative arts, paintings, and prints of the Colonial and Federal periods, from private collections, in an exhibition sponsored by the Friends of the American Wing, by James Biddle.

The Mona Lisa, by Leonardo da Vinci; by Theodore Rousseau.

Paintings from private collections; summer loan exhibition.

1964 Ancient Peruvian ceramics: the Nathan Cummings collection, by Alan R. Sawyer.

DEPARTMENTAL PUBLICATIONS

American Paintings and Sculpture (see also Catalogues of Special Exhibitions and European Paintings)

1874 Letter of notice concerning the painting of John F. Kensett and invitation to the exhibition of the same, Friday, March 27, 1874.

Descriptive catalogue of the thirty-eight paintings, "the last summer's work," of the late John F. Kensett, presented by Mr. Thomas Kensett of Baltimore, Maryland, and the three paintings, "the cross and the world," by the late Thomas Cole, presented by Vincent Colyer, Esq. of New York to the MMA.

1881 A memorial catalogue of the paintings of Sanford Robinson Gifford, with a biographical and critical essay, by Prof. John F. Weir.

1897 Drawings by Edwin A. Abbey illustrating the comedies of Shakespeare.

15 1900 Paintings by Frederic E. Church, by Charles Dudley Warner.

1908 Catalogue of a memorial exhibition of the works of Augustus Saint-Gaudens. Also issued on special paper with addenda.

1910 Paintings in oil and pastel by James A. McNeill Whistler, by Florence N. Levy.

1911 Catalogue of an exhibition of colonial portraits.

1917 Paintings of the Hudson River school, brought together in commemoration of the completion of the Catskill Aqueduct, by B[ryson] Bfurroughs]. Bulletin supplement, October 1917.

1927 American miniatures 1730-1850: one hundred and seventy- three portraits, selected with a descriptive account, by Harry B. Wehle, and a biographical dictionary of the artists, by Theodore Bolton.

1930 Peruvian textiles: examples of the pre-Incaic period, by Philip Ainsworth Means.

1939 Winslow Homer, by Louise Burroughs (a picture book).

Eminent Americans, by Josephine L. Allen (a picture book).

1944 William Sidney Mount: an American painter, by Bartlett Cowdrey and Hermann Warner Williams, Jr.

A portfolio of Winslow Homer watercolors.

Color portfolio of American artists.

1945 Yankee stonecutters: the first American school of sculpture, 1800-1850, by Albert TenEyck Gardner.

1950 100 American painters of the 20th century: works selected from the collections of the MMA, by Robert Beverly Hale.

1956 The panoramic view of the palace and gardens of Versailles painted by John Vanderlyn, by Albert TenEyck Gardner and Laurence J. Majewski.

1957 A concise catalogue of the American paintings in the MMA, by Albert TenEyck Gardner.

1962 American paintings (the MMA guide to the collections).

16 American Wing (see also Catalogues of Special Exhibitions)

1918 The Palmer collection of eighteenth-century American furniture. Reprinted from the Bulletin, December 1918.

1920 American silver of the XVII and XVIII centuries: a study based on the Clearwater collection, by C. Louise Avery.

1922 Domestic architecture of the American colonies and the early republic, by Fiske Kimball.

The Emily Johnston de Forest collection of Mexican maiolica, by Edwin Atlee Barber.

Furniture masterpieces of Duncan Phyfe, by Charles O. Cornelius.

An American Wing for the Metropolitan Museum, Bulletin supplement, November 1922.

1924 A handbook of the American Wing, by R.T.H. Halsey and Charles O. Cornelius. Second edition 1925; third edition 1926; fourth edition 1928; fifth edition 1932; sixth edition revised by Joseph Downs 1938; seventh edition 1942.

The American Wing: a brief description of the opening exhi­ bition. Reprinted from the Bulletin, November 1924.

1925 The homes of our ancestors as shown in the American Wing, by R.T.H. Halsey and Elizabeth Tower. Reprinted 1935.

Addresses on the occasion of the opening of the American Wing.

Measured drawings of woodwork displayed in the American Wing, by H.W. Waldron Faulkner.

1930 The American high chest, by R[uth] R[alston] (a picture book).

1931 The American Wing: an addition containing the great hall from the Van Rensselaer manor house. Bulletin supplement, December 1931.

1933 The American Wing, by Joseph Downs (a picture book). Reprinted 1935, 1936, 1938; revised edition 1946; reprinted 1947, 1952, 1955.

1934 A handbook of the Pennsylvania German galleries in the American Wing, by Joseph Downs. 17 1940 American pewterers and their marks, by Joseph Downs. Re­ printed 1942.

Early American glass, by Marshall [B.] Davidson (a picture book). Reprinted 1942; second edition 1946; reprinted 1949.

American Chippendale furniture, by Joseph Downs (a picture book)i Revised edition 1942.

1942 A wartime guide to the American collection of the MMA by John D. Morse.

1943 Pennsylvania German design. Index of American Design. A portfolio of plates.

1946 American Chippendale furniture, by Joseph Downs (a picture book). Reprinted 1949.

1951 Life in America, by Marshall B. Davidson, 2 vols.

1955 Early American silver, by Vincent D. Andrus (a picture book).

1961 The American Wing (the MMA guide to the collections).

Ancient Near Eastern Art (see also Catalogues of Special Exhibitions and Islamic Art)

1893 Cuneiform texts in the MMA, edited and translated by Alfred B. Moldenke.

1895 Seal cylinders and other oriental seals, by William Hayes Ward (handbook no. 12).

1933 The second expedition to Ctesiphon, 1931-1932, a summary in English by M [aurice] S. Dimand.

The Egyptian and Persian expeditions, 1932-1933, by William C. Hayes, Jr. and Walter Hauser. Section II of the Bulletin, November 1933.

The Persian expedition, 1933-1934, by Joseph Upton and Walter Hauser. Section II of the Bulletin, December 1934.

1944 Near Eastern jewelry, by M.S. Dimand and H.E. McAllister (a picture book).

1945 The great king, king of Assyria, by Susanna Hare and Edith Porada. Photographs by Charles Sheeler.

18 Arms and Armor (see also Catalogues of Special Exhibitions)

1905 Catalogue of European arms and armor, by Bashford Dean (handbook no. 15).

1915 Handbook of arms and armor, European and Oriental, including the William H. Riggs collection, by Bashford Dean. Second edition 1915; third edition 1921; fourth edition 1930, with additions, corrections, and a chapter on the Bashford Dean memorial gallery, by Stephen V. Grancsay.

1916 Notes on arms and armor, by Bashford Dean.

1920 Helmets and body armor in modern warfare, by Bashford Dean.

1924 The Goda collection of Japanese sword fittings, catalogue, by Robert Hamilton Rucker.

1927 A crusaders' fortress in Palestine: a report of explorations made by the Museum, 1926, by Bashford Dean. Bulletin supplement, September 1927.

1928 Educational charts of arms and armor. Portfolio of 13 plates.

1929 Catalogue of European court swords and hunting swords including the Ellis, de Dino, Riggs, and Reubell collec­ tions, by Bashford Dean,

Catalogue of European daggers including the Ellis, de Dino, Riggs, and Reubell collections, by Bashford Dean.

The collection of European court swords and hunting swords of Jean Jacques Reubell, by Bashford Dean.

The collection of European daggers of Jean Jacques Reubell, by Bashford Dean.

1935 Historical arms and armor, by Stephen V. Grancsay (a picture book). Reprinted 1936, 1938.

1937 The armor of Galiot de Genouilhac, by Stephen V. Grancsay (MMA papers, No. 4).

1940 Sculpture in arms and armor, by Stephen V. Grancsay (a picture book).

1944 Historical armor, by Stephen V. Grancsay (a picture book). Second edition 1946; third edition 1951; fourth edition 1957.

19 1945 American engraved powder horns: a study based on the J.H. Grenville Gilbert collection, by Stephen V. Grancsay.

1956 The new galleries of European arms and armor, by Stephen V. Grancsay (a picture book).

1962 Arms and Armor (the MMA guide to the collections).

Egyptian Art

1896 Catalogue of the Egyptian antiquities in hall III, by Rev. Charles R. Gillett (handbook no. 4).

1898 Catalogue of Egyptian antiquities in halls 3 and 4, by Rev. Charles R. Gillett (handbook: no. 4).

1911 The Murch collection of Egyptian antiquities, by Arthur C. Mace. Bulletin supplement, January 1911; reprinted 1912, 1916, 1923.

A handbook of the Egyptian rooms, by Albert M. Lythgoe, Arthur C. Mace, Herbert E. Winlock and Caroline L. Ransom [Williams]. Second edition 1912; third edition 1913; fourth edition 1916; reprinted 1918, 1919, 1920, 1922.

1913 The stela of Menthu-weser, by Caroline L. Ransom [Williams]. Reprinted 1918.

1916 The tomb of Senebtisi at Lisht, by Arthur C. Mace and Herbert E. Winlock (Egyptian expedition publications vol. I).

The tomb of Perneb, by Albert M. Lythgoe and Caroline Ran­ som Williams. Reprinted 1918, 1919, 1921, 1926, 1929.

1917 The tomb of Nakht at Thebes, by Norman de Garis Davies (the Robb de Peyster Tytus memorial series, vol. I).

Egyptian weights and balances by Bfernice] M. C[ art land]. Reprinted from the Bulletin, April 1917.

1919 Statues of the goddess Sekhmet, by Albert M. Lythgoe. Bulletin supplement, October 1919; reprinted 1930.

The treasure of Lahun, by Albert M. Lythgoe. Bulletin supple­ ment, December 1919; reprinted 1921.

1921 Bas-reliefs from the temple of Rameses I at Abydos, by Herbert E. Winlock (publications of the department of Egyptian art, vol. I; MMA papers, no. 1).

20 1922 The tomb of Puyemre at Thebes, by Norman de Garis Davies and (the Robb de Peyster Tytus memorial series, vols. II, III). 1923 2 vols.

Harmhab, commander-in-chief of the armies of Tut-enkhamon, by Herbert E. Winlock. Bulletin supplement, October 1923.

1925 The tomb of two sculptors at Thebes, by Norman de Garis Davies (the Robb de Peyster Tytus memorial series, vol. IV).

1926 The monasteries of the Wadi 'n Natrûn, by Hugh G. Evelyn White (Egyptian expedition publications, vol. II). Part I: New Coptic texts from the monastery of St. Macarius.

The monastery of Epiphanius at Thebes. Part I: The archaeological material, by H [erbert] E. Winlock; the liter­ ary material, by W.E. Crum (Egyptian expedition publications, vol. III).

The monastery of Epiphanius at Thebes. Part II: Coptic ostraca and papyri, by W.E. Crum; Green ostraca and papyri, by Hi[ugh] G. Evelyn White (Egyptian expedition publications, vol. IV).

1927 Two Ramesside tombs at Thebes, by Norman de Garis Davies (the Robb de Peyster Tytus memorial series, vol. V).

1928 Catalogue of Egyptian hieroglyphic printing type. Printed for the Museum by the Oxford University Press.

1930 The tomb of Ken-Amün at Thebes, by Norman de Garis Davies (Egyptian expedition publications, vol. V). 2 vols.

1932 The monasteries of the Wâdi 'n Natrûn, by Hugh G. Evelyn White (Egyptian expedition publications, vol. VII). Part II: The history of the monasteries of Nitria and of Scetis, edited by Walter Hauser.

The tomb of Queen Meryet-Amun at Thebes, by H [erbert] E. Winlock (Egyptian expedition publications, vol. VI).

Ten Coptic legal texts , by A. Arthur Schiller (publications of the department of Egyptian art vol.11).

The decoration of the tomb of Per-nib: the technique and the yy, color conventions, by Caroline Ransom Williams (publications of the department of Egyptian art, vol. III).

21 1933 The monasteries of the Wâdi 'n Natrun, by Hugh G. Evelyn White (Egyptian expedition publications, vol. VIII). Part III: The architecture and archaeology, edited by Walter Hauser.

The tomb of Nefer-Hotep at Thebes, by Norman de Garis Davies (Egyptian expedition publications, vol. IX). 2 vols.

1934 . The treasure of El Lähün, by H[erbert] E. Winlock (publica­ tions of the department of Egyptian art, vol. IV).

1935 The private life of the ancient Egyptians, by H [erbert] E. Winlock (a picture book).

Paintings from the tomb of Rekh-mi-Re at Thebes, by Norman de Garis Davies (Egyptian expedition publications, vol. X). 26 color plates.

1936 Ed Däkhleh oasis: journal of a camel trip made in 1908, by H[erbert] E. Winlock and Ludlow Bull (publications of the department of Egyptian art, vol. V).

1937 The texts in the mastabeh of Se'n-Wosret-ankh at Lisht, by William C. Hayes (Egyptian expedition publications, vol. XII).

The temple of Ramesses I at Abydos, by H[erbert] E. Winlock (publications of the department of Egyptian art, vol. VIII; MMA papers, no. 5).

Glazed tiles from a palace of Ramesses II at Kantir, by William C. Hayes (MMA papers, no. 3).

Egyptian statues and statuettes, by Herbert E. Winlock (a picture book). Reprinted 1941.

1939 The temple of Hibis in el Khârgeh oasis (Egyptian expedition publications, vol. XIV). Part II: Greek inscriptions, by H[ugh] G. Evelyn White and James H. Oliver.

The burial chamber of the treasurer Sobk-mosë from Er- Rizeikât, by William C. Hayes (publications of the department of Egyptian art, vol. VIII; MMA papers, no. 9).

1940 Ancient Egyptian jewelry, by Ambrose Lansing (a picture book). Reprinted 1941, 1946).

1941 Materials used at the embalming of King Tut- ankhamün, by H[erbert] E. Winlock (publications of the department of Egyptian art, vol. IX; MMA papers, no. 10).

22 1941 The temple of Hibis in el Khârgeh oasis (Egyptian expedition publications, vol. XIII). Part I: The excavations, by H[erbert] E. Winlock.

1942 Ancient Egyptian animals, by Dorothy W. Phillips (a picture book). Revised edition 1948; reprinted 1960.

Ostraka and name stones from the tomb of Sen-mut (no. 71) u at Thebes, by William C. Hayes (Egyptian expedition publica­ tions, vol. XV).

1943 The tomb of Rekh-mi-Re at Thebes, by Norman de Garis Davies, edited by Ludlow Bull. (Egyptian expedition publi­ cations, vol. XI; 2 vols.)

1944 The home life of the ancient Egyptians, by Nora E. Scott (a picture book). Reprinted 1945; second edition 1947; re­ printed 1950, 1953, 1958.

1945 The slain soldiers of Neb-hepet-Re-Mentu-hotpe, by H[erbert] E. Winlock (Egyptian expedition publications, vol. XVI).

Egyptian statues, by Nora E. Scott and Charles Sheeler (a picture book). Revised edition 1951; reprinted 1955, 1959.

1946 Egyptian statuettes, by Nora E. Scott and Charles Sheeler (a picture book). Reprinted 1953.

A brief guide to the Egyptian collection.

1948 The treasure of three Egyptian princesses, by Herbert E. Winlock (publications of the department of Egyptian art, vol. X).

1953 The temple of Hibis in el Khârgeh oasis (Egyptian expedi­ tion publications, vol. XVII). Part III: The decoration, by Norman de Garis Davies, edited by Ludlow Bull and Lindsley Hall.

The scepter of Egypt: a background for the study of the Egyptian antiquities in the MMA, by William C. Hayes. Part I: From the earliest times to the end of the Middle Kingdom. Reprinted 1960.

1955 Models of daily life in ancient Egypt, from the tomb of Meket-rè at Thebes, by Hferbert] E. Winlock (Egyptian ex­ pedition publications, vol. XVIII).

23 1959 The scepter of Egypt: a background for the study of the Egyptian antiquities in the MMA, by William C. Hayes. Partii: The Hyksos period and the New Kingdom (1675-1080 B.C.).

1962 The Hekanakhte papers and other early Middle Kingdom docu­ ments, by T.G.H. James (Egyptian expedition publications, vol. XIX).

Egyptian art (the MMA guide to the collections).

European Paintings, Drawings, and Water Colors (see also Catalogues of Special Exhibitions)

1871 Advertisement of Jules Jacquemart's etchings of paintings in the MMA collection of old masters. Leaflet.

1872 Catalogue of the pictures in the MMA, no. 681 Fifth Avenue, in the city of New York. Issued in large and small format. Contains, at the end of the catalogue: "Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York: outline of its progress, and of the charter, constitution, etc., with a list of officers, subscribers to the fund, etc.".

1873 Catalogue of the pictures belonging to the MMA, no. 128 West 14th Street.

1880 Catalogue of pictures of old masters (handbook no. 1).

1881 Pictures by old masters (handbook no. 1).

The Vanderbilt collection of drawings (handbook no. 8).

1883 Pictures by old masters (handbook no. 1).

The Vanderbilt collection of drawings (handbook no. 8).

1884 Pictures by old masters (handbook no. 1). Issued in May and November.

1885 Pictures by old masters (handbook no. 1). Issued in May and November.

1886 Pictures by old masters (handbook no. 1). Issued in May and November.

1887 Pictures by old masters (handbook no. 1). Issued in May.

The Catharine Lorillard Wolfe collection; pictures by old masters (handbook no. 1).

24 1888 Drawings, water-color paintings, photographs, and etch­ ings (handbook no. 8).

1889 Catharine Lorillard Wolfe collection; pictures by modern masters (handbook no. 1).

Pictures by old masters; loan collection of modern paintings; modern sculptures (handbook no. 6).

Collection of old masters and pictures of the English school in the new eastern gallery O (handbook no. 10).

New eastern gallery 0: loan collection of old masters and pictures of the English school.

1890 The Catharine Lorillard Wolfe collection; pictures by modern masters (handbook no. 1).

Pictures by old masters; loan collections and recent gifts to the Museum; modern sculptures (handbook no. 6).

Drawings, water-color paintings, photographs, and etchings (handbook no. 8).

Tapestries, water-color paintings, drawings, etchings, etc. (handbook no. 8a).

The collection of old masters and pictures of the English school (handbook no. 10).

1891 Pictures by old masters (handbook no. 1).

Pictures by old masters; loan collections and recent gifts to the Museum; modern sculptures (handbook no. 6). Issued in May and November.

1892 The Catharine Lorillard Wolfe collection; pictures by modern masters (handbook no. 1).

Pictures by old masters; loan collections and recent gifts to the Museum; modern sculptures (handbook no. 6).

Pictures by old masters; loan collections and recent gifts to the Museum; modern sculptures; the Cyrus W. Field collec­ tion of paintings illustrating the laying of the Atlantic Cable 1858-1866 (handbook no. 6).

Tapestries, water-color paintings, drawings, etchings, etc. (handbook no. 8a). Contains the Magoon collection of Richards water colors, and the Thompson collection of drawings. 25 1893 Modem paintings in the western galleries (handbook no. 1). Contains a biographical note on Catharine Lorillard Wolfe, an extract from her will, a catalogue of her collection, etc.

Pictures by old masters; loan collections and recent gifts to the Museum; modern sculptures; Cyrus W. Field collection of paintings illustrating the laying of the Atlantic Telegraph Cable 1858-1866 (handbook no. 6).

Collection of old masters and pictures of the English school (handbook no. 10).

1894 The Catharine Lorillard Wolfe collection and other modern paintings; modern sculptures in the hall of modern statuary. Reprinted with an index.

Modern paintings in the western galleries (handbook no. 1).

Pictures by old masters; loan collections and recent gifts to the Museum; modern sculptures; the Cyrus W. Field collection of paintings illustrating the laying of the Atlantic Telegraph Cable 1858-1866 (handbook no. 6).

Pictures by old masters; loan collections and recent gifts to the Museum; the Henry G. Marquand collection of old masters and pictures of the English school (handbook no. 6).

Drawings, water-color paintings, photographs, and etchings (handbook no. 8).

Collection of old masters and pictures of the English school (handbook no. 10).

1895 The Catharine Lorillard Wolfe collection and other modern paintings; modern sculptures in the hall of modern statuary (handbook no. 1).

Pictures by old masters; retrospective exhibition of American paintings; loan collection and recent gifts to the Museum; the Henry G. Marquand collection of old masters and pictures of the English school (handbook no. 6). Also lists paintings from the Jay Gould collection.

Pictures by old masters; loan collections and recent gifts to the Museum; the Henry G. Marquand collection of old masters and pictures of the English school (handbook no. 6).

26 1895 Coles gallery 8: tapestries and paintings, malachites, vases, etc.: drawings by old masters, etchings, photographs, and tapestries etc. (handbook no. 8).

1896 The Catharine Lorillard Wolfe collection and other modern paintings; modern sculptures in the hall of modern statuary (handbook no. 1).

Pictures by old masters; loan collections and recent gifts to the Museum; the Henry G. Marquand collection of old masters and pictures of the English school (handbook no. 6).

1897 The Catharine Lorillard Wolfe collection and other modern paint­ ings (handbook no. 1).

Pictures by old masters; loan collections and recent gifts to the Museum; the Henry G. Marquand collection of old masters and pictures of the English school (handbook no. 6).

1898 Catalogue of the paintings in the MMA by George H. Story.

1899 Catalogue of paintings in the MMA, by George H. Story.

1900 Catalogue of the paintings in the MMA. Note: Issued annual­ ly with addenda through 1911; edition of 1905 contains illus­ trations.

1906 The George A. Hearn gift to the MMA, 1906. Reissued in 1906 with supplement and addenda.

1913 George A. Hearn gift to the MMA in the city of New York, and Arthur Hoppock Hearn memorial fund.

1914 Catalogue of paintings, by Bryson Burroughs. Note: Issued with addenda 1916, 1917, 1919, 1920, 1922, 1924, 1926, 1931.

Handbook of the Benjamin Altman collection. Reprinted 1928.

1917 Paintings lent to The New York Public Library.

1921 Ceiling panels by Pinturicchio, by Bryson Burroughs. Bulletin supplement, January 1921.

1931 The Theodore M. Davis collection. Bulletin supplement, March 1931.

1932 The Michael Friedsam collection. Bulletin supplement, November 1932.

27 1932 Fifty drawings by Francisco Goya, by Harry B. Wehle (MMA papers no. 7). Reprinted 1941.

1940 A catalogue of Italian, Spanish, and Byzantine paintings, by Harry B. Wehle.

1941 Stepping-stones in French nineteenth-century painting, by Virginia N. Whitehill.

1942 European drawings I: Italian drawings. A portfolio of plates.

The unseen Rembrandt, by William M. Ivins, Jr.

1943 European drawings II: Flemish, Dutch, German, Spanish, French, and British drawings. A portfolio of plates.

1944 50 great paintings from the collections of the MMA. Issued with an insert, called the picture galleries, listing all paintings on exhibition.

A catalogue of paintings in the Bache collection.

European drawings I. New series.

Dutch paintings, by A.J. Barnouw (a picture book). Reprinted 1946.

1945 Painting in Flanders, by Roberta M. Fansler and Margaret R. Scherer.

1947 A catalogue of early Flemish, Dutch, and German paintings, by Harry B. Wehle and Margaretta Salinger.

Favorite paintings from the MMA. Fifteen color reproductions.

1954 A concise catalogue of the European paintings in the MMA, by Josephine L. Allen and Elizabeth E. Gardner.

A guide to the picture galleries, by Theodore Rousseau, Jr. (a picture book). Reprinted 1960.

1955 A catalogue of French paintings, XV-XVIII centuries, by Charles Sterling.

1964 100 drawings in the MMA, by Jacob Bean.

28 Far Eastern Art (see also Catalogues of Special Exhibitions)

1880 Oriental porcelains in the north gallery of the large hall (handbook no. 5) [n.d., probably 1880].

1902 The Heber R. Bishop collection of jade and other hard stones (handbook no. 10).

1906 The printed catalogue of the Heber R. Bishop collection of jade, by George Frederick Kunz. Bulletin supplement, May 1906. Deluxe edition of the Bishop jade catalogue. 1909 The Heber R. Bishop collection of jade and other hard stones.

1914 The Benjamin Altman collection. Reprinted 1928.

1934 Chinese textiles: an introduction to the study of their his­ tory, sources, technique, symbolism, and use, by Alan Priest and Pauline Simmons. New edition of a special exhi­ bition handbook first issued in 1931.

1940 Chinese paintings, by Alan Priest (a picture book). Reprinted 1942.

Chinese jewelry, by Alan Priest (a picture book). Revised edition 1944; reprinted 1945, 1947.

1941 Japanese illustrated books, by Alan Priest (a picture book).

1944 Chinese sculpture in the MMA, by Alan Priest.

1945 A portfolio of ten details from the Ch'ing ming shang ho: spring festival on the river.

1946 Chinese flower and fruit prints. Portfolio of 12 plates.

1948 Chinese patterned silks, by Pauline Simmons.

Ch'ing ming shang ho: spring festival on the river, by Alan Priest. Portfolio.

1949 Japanese prints. Portfolio of 10 plates.

1953 Chinese porcelains in the Altman collection, by Theodore Y. Hobby (a picture book in color).

1956 China-trade porcelain, by John Goldsmith Phillips.

29 Greek and Roman Art (see also Catalogues of Special Exhibitions)

1873 Guide to the Cesnola collection of antiquities from the island of Cyprus, exhibited at 128 West 14th St., with a pre­ liminary notice of researches in Cyprus. Reprinted 1874; second edition 1875; reprinted 1876; third edition 1877.

1874 The di Cesnola collection of antiquities from Cyprus (catalogue no. 15).

1880 A short guide to the Cesnola collection.

Sculptures of the Cesnola collection of Cypriote antiquities in the east entrance hall and north aisle (handbook no. 3). Reprinted 1894, 1904.

1881 The Johnston collection of engraved gems (handbook no. 9). Reprinted 1885.

1883 Potteries of the Cesnola collection in the south aisle of the great hall (handbook no. 2).

1885 A descriptive atlas of the Cesnola collection of Cypriote antiquities in the MMA, by Louis P. di Cesnola, vol. I.

1894 A descriptive atlas of the Cesnola collection of Cypriote antiquities in the MMA, by Louis P. di Cesnola, vol. II.

The Johnston collection of engraved gems (handbook no. 9).

1895 The terracottas and pottery of the Cesnola collection of Cypriote antiquities in halls 4 and 15 (handbook no. 2).

The stone sculptures of the Cesnola collection of Cypriote antiquities in halls 5 and 3 (handbook no. 3).

1902 Catalogue of casts from Cypriote statues of the Cesnola collection.

1904 A descriptive atlas of the Cesnola collection of Cypriote antiquities in the MMA, by Louis P. di Cesnola, vol. III.

The stone sculptures of the Cesnola collection (handbook no. 3).

1911 The room of ancient glass, by Gisela M.A. Richter. Bulletin supplement, June 1911. Reprinted 1916, 1930.

30 1914 Handbook of the Cesnola collection of antiquities from Cyprus, by John L. Myres.

1915- Greek, Etruscan, and Roman bronzes, by Gisela M.A. Richter.

1917 Handbook of the classical collection, by Gisela M.A. Richter. Second edition 1918; third edition 1920; fourth edition 1922; fifth edition 1927; sixth edition 1930.

1920 Catalogue of engraved gems of the classical style, by Gisela M,A. Richter. Revised edition 1956.

1922 Shapes of Greek vases. Reprinted 1924, 1928.

1923 The craft of Athenian pottery: an investigation of the techni­ que of black-figured and red-figured Athenian vases, by Gisela M. A. Richter, published by the committee on educa­ tion. Reprinted 1924.

1924 The daily life of the Greeks and Romans as illustrated in the classical collections, by Helen McClees. Second edition 1924; third edition 1925; reprinted 1926; fourth edition 1928; fifth edition 1933; with additions by C [hristine] Alexander; sixth edition 1941.

1925 Greek athletics, by Christine Alexander. Reprinted 1926; revised edition 1933.

1928 Jewelry, the art of the goldsmith in classical times as illus­ trated in the Museum collection, by Christine Alexander.

1935 Shapes and names of Athenian vases, by Gisela M. A. Richter and Marjorie J. Milne.

1936 Red-figured Athenian vases in the MMA, by Gisela M. A. Richter and Lindsley F. Hall. 2 vols.

v, Roman art, by Christine Alexander (a picture book). Reprinted 1939.

1937 Etruscan terracotta warriors in the MMA, by Gisela M. A. Richter (MMA papers, no. 6).

1939 Early Greek art, by Christine Alexander (a picture book).

1940 Handbook of the Etruscan collection, by Gisela M.A. Richter.

31 1940 * Greek and Etruscan jewelry, by Christine Alexander (a pic­ ture book). Reprinted 1941, 1946.

1941 Roman portraits: I and II, by Gisela M. A. Richter (a picture book). 2 vols.

1942 Ancient gems from the Evans and Beatty collections, by Gisela M. A. Richter.

1943 Greek temples, by Isabel H. Grinnell.

Corpus vasorum antiquorum: United States of America, fascicule 9. MMA fascicule 1: Arrentine relief ware, by Christine Alexander.

1944 Greek painting: the development of pictorial representation from archaic to Graeco-Roman times, by Gisela M.A. Richter. Reprinted 1949, 1952, 1957. Greek painting. 1945 A brief guide to the Greek collection, by Gisela M. A. Richter. Reprinted 1947.

1946 Attic red-figured vases: a survey, by Gisela M.A. Richter. Reprinted 1958.

1948 Roman portraits, by Gisela M.A. Richter (a picture book).

1953 Handbook of the Greek collection, by Gisela M.A. Richter.

Corpus vasorum antiquorum: United States of America, fascicule 11. MMA fascicule 2: Attic black-figured kylikes, by Gisela M. A. Richter.

Roman wall paintings from Boscoreale in the MMA, by Phyllis Williams Lehmann.

1954 Catalogue of Greek sculptures in the MMA, New York, by Gisela M. A. Richter.

1956 Catalogue of engraved gems, Greek, Etruscan, and Roman, by Gisela M. A. Richter.

1957 Greek painting, by Gisela M. A. Richter (a picture book).

Ptolemaic paintings and mosaics and the Alexandrian style, by Blanche R. Brown.

32 1959 Greek vases from the Hearst collection, by Dietrich von Bothmer (a picture book). Reprinted from the Bulletin, March 1957.

1961 An inquiry into the forgery of the Etruscan terracotta warriors, by Dietrich von Bothmer and Joseph V. Noble (MMA papers, no. 11).

1963 Corpus vasorum antiquorum: United States of America, 1 fascicule 12. MMA fascicule 3: Attic black-figured amphorae, by Dietrich von Bothmer.

Islamic Art (see also Catalogues of Special Exhibitions and Ancient Near Eastern Art)

1914 Catalogue of the collection of Persian manuscripts presented to the MMA by Alexander Smith Cochran, by A. V. Williams Jackson and Abraham Yohannan.

1923 The James F. Ballard collection of oriental rugs, by Joseph Breck and Frances Morris.

1930 A handbook of Mohammedan decorative arts, by M[aurice] S. Dimand. Second edition 1944, under the title, A handbook of Muhammadan art; reprinted 1947; third edition 1958.

1933 The Egyptian and Persian expeditions, 1932-1933, by William C. Hayes, Jr. and Walter Hauser. Section II of the Bulletin, November 1933.

1934 The Persian expedition, 1933-1934, by Joseph Upton and Walter Hauser. Section II of the Bulletin, December 1934.

1936 Islamic pottery of the Near East, by M[aurice] S. Dimand (a picture book). Reprinted 1941.

1937 The Iranian expedition, 1936. Bulletin supplement, October 1937.

1938 The Iranian expedition, 1937. Bulletin supplement, November 1938.

1940 . Persian miniatures, by MLaurice] S. Dimand (a picture book). Revised edition 1944; reprinted 1945.

Near Eastern jewelry, by M [aurice] S. Dimand and H. E. McAllister (a picturpi e book). Revised edition 1944 reprinted 1945.

33 Junior Museum (publications for children issued before the founding of the Junior Museum in 1941 are also listed in this section)

1917 The children's bulletin, vol. I, 1917 - vol. XII, 1935. See Serials, bulletin.

1935 School notebook sheets. Continued to 1941.

1941 School picture sets. Periodically revised.

Old format No. 1 Explorers and their backgrounds No. 2 The East and its treasures No. 3 Egyptian amusements No. 4 A Chinese spring festival No. 5 Animals in Chinese art No. 6 Boys and girls of China

Revised format No. 1 The age of exploration No. 2 A history of musical instruments No. 3 Ancient Rome No. 4 The American Revolution No. 5 The Renaissance, age of discovery No. 6 China's ancient arts No. 7 Ancient Near East No. 8 India's gods and kings No. 9 Life in a medieval castle No. 10 Knights in armor No. 11 Medieval towns and guilds No. 13 Monks and monasteries No. 15 King Arthur and his knights No. 16 The Olympic games No. 17 The new nation No. 18 Colonial America No. 19 Occupations and crafts of ancient Greece No. 20 Ancient Egypt No. 21 Animals that never were

New format Greek mythology, by Roberta M. Paine The Byzantine world, by Emma N. Papert Knights in armor, by Edith W. Watts Age of exploration, by Roberta M. Paine Ancient Egypt, by Edith W. Watts

34 1942 Age of exploration: a chronological chart, 1400-1700. Revised 1957, 1958.

Thanksgiving and harvest festivals, by Margaret R. Sherer.

The age of exploration, by Margaret R. Scherer.

1944 Paul Revere, by Louise Condit (a picture book).

1947 Junior Museum book lists, by Catherine Crask: Art books for younger children, revised 1955; Art books for older children, revised 1955; Arts and crafts.

The Great Seal of the United States. Broadside.

1957 Perpetual calendar.

The age of discovery (1420-1620) by caravan and caravel. A crossword puzzle.

1958 The new Junior Museum, by Louise Condit. Reprinted from the Bulletin, May 1958. Reprinted 1960.

Teachers' guide to the special exhibition, "How to Look at Paintings." Revised 1959.

An artist's alphabet.

1959 How to look at paintings: a guide for children, by Roberta M. Paine. New edition 1964.

Color wheel.

Easter egg tree book.

Hart House. A Model to cut out and assemble.

1960 How to look at sculpture: a guide for children, by Katherine F. Richards.

Teachers' guide to the special exhibition, "How to Look at Sculpture".

1961 Art books for children, 5-14 years: Junior Museum book list, by Catherine Crask.

Per-neb's tomb. A model to cut out and assemble.

35 1961 Age of discovery map.

The American Wing (teachers' guide for the Junior Museum gallery tours). Revised 1963.

Knights in armor (teachers' guide for the Junior Museum gallery tours).

1962 Teachers' guide to the special exhibition, Archaeology — exploring the past. Revised 1963, 1964.

Age of exploration (teachers' guide to the Junior Museum gallery tours).

Ancient Egypt (teachers' guide to the Junior Museum gallery tour).

1963 Quiz guide for the Junior Museum exhibition, Archaeology — exploring the Past.

An Egyptian hieroglyphic alphabet.

The paintings galleries (teachers' guide to the Junior Museum gallery tour).

Greece and Rome (teachers' guide for Junior Museum gallery tour).

1964 Archaeology books for children: Junior Museum book list.

How to look at sculpture (teachers' guide for the Junior Museum gallery tour).

American painting (teachers' guide for the Junior Museum gallery tour).

Medieval Art and The Cloisters (see also Catalogues of Special Exhibitions)

1913 Catalogue of romanesque, Gothic, and Renaissance sculpture, by Joseph Breck.

1926 The Cloisters: a brief guide, by Joseph Breck. Reprinted 1926; second edition 1927; third edition 1929; fourth edition 1931; reprinted 1933, 1934.

1931 The crosses and culture of Ireland, by Arthur Kingsley Porter.

36 1938 Addresses on the occasion of the opening of the branch building The Cloisters, May 10, 1938.

The Cloisters: the building and the collection of medieval art in Fort Tryon Park, by James J. Rorimer. Reprinted 1939, 1941, 1944; second edition 1951; reprinted 1955, 1960; third edition, 1963.

New acquisitions for The Cloisters. Bulletin supplement, May 1938.

The unicorn tapestries, by James J. Rorimer (a picture book).

1939 Mediaeval sculptures of the Virgin and Child, by William H. Forsyth (a picture book).

1940 Mediaeval jewelry, by James J. Rorimer (a picture book). Revised edition 1944.

1941 Plan of the garden in the Bonnefont cloister, by James J. Rorimer. Leaflet.

Mediaeval monuments at The Cloisters as they were and as they are, by James J. Rorimer.

1943 Herbs for the mediaeval household for cooking, healing, and divers uses, by Margaret B. Freeman. Reprinted, 1947, 1959, 1964.

1945 The unicorn tapestries at The Cloisters, by James J. Rorimer (a picture book). Reprinted 1946, 1947, 1950, 1955, 1960.

1947 A brief guide to the mediaeval collection, by William H. Forsyth.

Mediaeval tapestries, by James J. Rorimer (a picture book). Reprinted 1949.

Barbarian jewelry of the Merovingian period, by Edith B. Ricketson. Reprinted from the Bulletin, January 1947.

1953 The nine heroes tapestries at The Cloisters, by James J. Rorimer and Margaret B. Freeman (a picture book). Reprinted 1960.

37 1954 The mediaeval and Renaissance galleries, by James J. Rorimer and William H. Forsyth (a picture book).

1955 The story of the three kings: Melchior, Balthasar, and Jasper, by Margaret B. Freeman. Reprinted 1957.

A dictionary of glasspainters and "glasyers" of the tenth to eighteenth centuries, by Wilfred James Drake.

1957 The hours of Jeanne d'Evreux, by James J. Rorimer.

1958 The belles heures of Jean, Duke of Berry, by James J. Rorimer and Margaret B. Freeman.

1960 A Cloisters bestiary, by Richard Randall.

1962 The unicorn tapestries at The Cloisters, by James J. Rorimer (a picture book).

Medieval art (the MMA guide to the collections).

Musical Instruments

1901 Catalogue of the Crosby Brown collection of musical in­ struments (handbook no. 13). Preliminary catalogue I; Asiatic instruments and some European harpsichords.

1902 Catalogue of the Crosby Brown collection of musical in­ struments of all nations (handbook no. 13). Vol. I: Europe. Revised edition 1904.

1903 The Crosby Brown collection of musical instruments of all nations: catalogue of keyboard instruments. A reprint with a supplement.

Catalogue of the Crosby Brown collection (handbook no. 13). Vol. II: Asia. Reprinted with additions 1906.

1904 Catalogue of the Crosby Brown collection (handbook no. 13). Vol. IV, [Part I]: Musicians' portraits, bio­ graphical sketches.

1905 Catalogue of the Crosby Brown collection of musical in­ struments of all nations (handbook no. 13). Vol. IV [Part II] : Historical groups.

Guide to the Crosby Brown collection of musical instru­ ments.

38 1907 Catalogue of the Crosby Brown collection of musical instru­ ments of all nations (handbook no. 13). Vol. Ill: Instru- l ments of savage tribes and semi-civilized peoples. Part I: Africa. Part II: Oceania.

1914 Catalogue of the Crosby Brown collection of musical instru­ ments of all nations. Vol. II, new series: Catalogue of the musical instruments of Oceania and America, by Frances Morris. Note: Other volumes for the series were never published.

1961 Keyboard instruments in the MMA, by Emanual Winternitz (a picture book). Reprinted 1964.

Prints (see also Catalogues of Special Exhibitions)

1888 Drawings, water-color paintings, photographs, and etchings (handbook no. 8).

1890 Drawings, water-color paintings, photographs, and etchings, (handbook no. 8).

Tapestries, water-color paintings, drawings, etchings, etc. (handbook no. 8a).

1923 An essay toward a catalogue raisonné of the etchings, dry- points, and lithographs of Julian Alden Weir, by Agnes Zimmermann (MMA papers, no. 2).

1930 Notes on prints, being the text of labels prepared for a special exhibition of prints from the Museum collection, by William M. Ivins, Jr.

1938 On the rationalization of sight, with an examination of three Renaissance texts on perspective, by William M. Ivins, Jr. (MMA papers, no. 8).

1939 The Hawes-Stokes collection of American daguerreotypes by Albert Sands Southworth and Josiah Johnson Hawes: a catalogue, by I. N. Phelps Stokes.

1941 Gardens as illustrated in prints, by Margaret Harrington Daniels (a picture book). Second edition 1944; reprinted 1945; third edition 1949.

1942 The unseen Rembrandt, by William M. Ivins, Jr.

The life of Christ in Rembrandt's etchings (a picture book).

39 1955 Early Florentine designers and engravers, by John Goldsmith Phillips

1964 Prints, by A. Hyatt Mayor (the MMA guide to the collections).

Aesop: five centuries of illustrated fables, selected by John J. McKendry.

Western European Arts (see also Catalogues of Special Exhibitions)

1890 Tapestries, water-color paintings, drawings, etchings, etc. (handbook no. 8a). Reprinted with variations 1892, 1895, 1897.

1899 The collection of spoons made by Mrs. S. P. Avery, 1867-1890, presented by her to the MMA 1897. Reprinted 1908, 1914.

1910 The wing of decorative arts. Bulletin supplement, March 1910.

1911 Catalogue of the collection of pottery, porcelain, and faience, by Garrett Chatfield Pier.

1912 The collection of sculptures by Auguste Rodin, by Joseph Breck. Bulletin supplement, May 1912.

Tapestries, their origin, history and renaissance, by G.L. Hunter.

1913 Catalogue of romanesque, Gothic, and Renaissance sculpture, by Joseph Breck.

1915 The textile collection and its use. Bulletin supplement, May 1915.

1927 Painted and printed fabrics: the history of the manufactory at Jouy and other ateliers in France, 1760-1815. Translated from the French of Henri Clouzot; notes on the history of cotton printing especially in England and America, by Frances Morris.

1933 Italian Renaissance sculpture, by Joseph Breck (a picture book). Reprinted 1941.

1936 A special exhibition of glass from the Museum collections.

1937 Eighteenth-century costume in Europe, by Frances Little (a picture book). Reprinted 1943.

40 1940 . Renaissance jewelry, by Faith Dennis (a picture book). Reprinted 1943.

- Sculptures by Antoine Louis Barye, by Preston Remington (a picture book).

1941 A Renaissance room from the ducal palace at Gubbio, by i Preston Remington. Bulletin supplement, January 1941.

Italian bronze statuettes, by John Goldsmith Phillips (a picture book).

1946 A guide to the McClellan collection of German and # Austrian porcelain, by George B. McClellan.

1950 Small sculptures in bronze, by Angela C. Bowlin and Beatrice Farwell (a picture book).

1954 European decorative art, by Preston Remington (a picture book).

1955 Early Florentine designers and engravers, by John Gold­ smith Phillips.

1956 China-trade porcelain, by John Goldsmith Phillips.

Meissen and other Continental porcelain, faience, and enamel in the Irwin Untermyer collection, by Yvonne Hacken­ broch (vol. I of the catalogue of the Irwin Untermyer collec­ tion).

1957 Chelsea and other English porcelain, pottery, and enamel in the Irwin Untermyer collection, by Yvonne Hackenbroch (vol. II of the catalogue of the Irwin Untermyer collection).

1958 English furniture with some furniture of other countries in the Irwin Untermyer collection, by Yvonne Hackenbroch and John Gloag (vol. Ill of the catalogue of the Irwin Untermyer collection).

1960 Three centuries of French domestic silver: its makers and its marks, by Faith Dennis. 2 vols.

English and other needlework, tapestries, and textiles in the Irwin Untermyer collection, by Yvonne Hackenbroch ( vol. IV of the catalogue of the Irwin Untermyer collection).

41 1962 Bronzes, other metalwork, and sculpture in the Irwin Untermyer collection, by Yvonne Hackenbroch (vol. V of the catalogue of the Irwin Untermyer collection).

1963 English and other silver in the Irwin Untermyer collection, by Yvonne Hackenbroch (vol. VI of the catalogue of the Irwin Untermyer collection).

1964 Western European arts, by Edith A. Standen (the MMA guide to the collections).

General Guides (see also Departmental Publications)

1875 The MMA, 128 W. 14th Street. Leaflet guide with locations of collections, hours, publications on sale, rules relating to works of art received on loan.

1876 Guide to the collections.

1881 General guide to the Museum collections exclusive of paintings and drawings (handbook no. 10).

1882 The MMA, edited by L[ouis] P. di Cesnola; Illustrated by George Gibson.

1888 General guide to the MMA exhibition of 1888-89.

1894 Guide to the halls and galleries of the MMA.

1904 Guide to the halls and galleries of the MMA.

1906 Index to the collections. Leaflet.

1918 The Pierpont Morgan wing: a brief guide. Reprinted 1925, 1929.

1919 A guide to the collections. Reprinted 1920; revised editions 1921, 1922, 1924, 1927, 1929, 1931, 1934, 1936, 1937, 1939, 1940.

1925 The Pierpont Morgan wing: a handbook, by Joseph Breck and Meyric R. Rogers. Reprinted 1926, 1929.

1926 Floor plans of the galleries showing the locations of the collec­ tions. Revised edition 1929.

1935 An index to the collections by classes as exhibited in the galleries, with floor plans.

42 1939 Views of the Museum and The Cloisters (a picture book).

1944 Brief guide to the MMA, 1944. Revised edition* 1945, 1916, 1947, 1948.

Serials

1905 The bulletin.

Old series, vol. I, November 1905 - vol. XXXVII, June 1942. Published monthly.

New series, vol. I, 1942 - vol. XXII, 1964. Published monthly October to June and quarterly from July to September.

Notes: The children's bulletin, vol. I, 1917 - vol. XII, 1935, was issued first as a series of reprints from the Bulletin, the MMA Egyptian expedition reported on the Museum's excavations in a series of supplements to the Bulletin from 1915 through 1937.

1916 Egyptian expedition publications, vol. I, 1916 to vol. XIX, 1962. See Departmental Publications, Egyptian Art for titles.

1917 Robb de Peyster Tytus memorial series, vol. I, 1917 to vol. V, 1927. See Departmental Publications, Egyptian Art for titles.

1921 Publications of the department of Egyptian art, vol. I, 1921 to vol. 10, 1948. See Departmental Publications, Egyptian Art, for titles. Note: Volumes 6, 7, 8, and 9 of this series were issued as numbers 3, 5, 9, and 10 of the series MMA papers.

MMA papers. No. 1 Bas-reliefs from the temple Ramesses I at Abydos, by Herbert E. Winlock, 1921.

No. 2 An essay toward a catalogue raisonné of the etchings, dry-points, and lithographs of Julian Alden Weir, by Agnes Zimmermann, 1923.

No. 3 Glazed titles from a palace of Ramesses II at Kantk, by William C. Hayes, 1937.

No. 4 The armor of Galiot de Genouilhac, by Stephen V. Grancsay, 1937.

43 1921 No. 5 The temple of Ramesses I at Abydos, by H[erbert] E. Winlock, 1937.

No. 6 Etruscan terracotta warriors in the MMA, by Gisela M. A. Richter, 1937.

No. 7 Fifty drawings by Francisco Goya, by Harry B. Wehle. 1938; reprinted 1941.

No. 8 On the rationalization of sight, with an examination of three Renaissance texts on perspective, by William M. Ivins, Jr., 1938.

No. 9 The burial chamber of the treasurer Sobk-mose from Er-Rizeikat, by William C. Hayes, 1939.

No. 10 Materials used at the embalming of King Tut-ankh-amün, by H[erbert] E. Winlock, 1941.

No. 11 An inquiry into the forgery of the Etruscan terracotta warriors, by Dietrich von Bothmer and Joseph V. Noble, 1961.

1926 MMA industrial arts monographs.

No. 1 Museums and the industrial world, by Richard F. Bach, 1926.

No. 2 Swedish contemporary decorative arts, by Gregor Paulsson, 1927.

No. 3 Museum service to the art industries, by Richard F. Bach, 1927.

No. 4 Art in merchandise, by Robert W. deForest, 1928.

1927 MMA museum monographs.

No. 1 The notable bequest of Isaac D. Fletcher, by Robert W. deForest, 1927.

No. 2 How museums can most wisely dispose of surplus material, by Robert W. deForest, 1929.

No. 3 Museum policies and scope, by Robert W. deForest, 1930.

No. 4 The New York system of charities, the cy pres doctrine, by John Godfrey Saxe, 1937.

44 1928 MMA studies, 5 vols., 1928-1936. Vol. I, 1928-1929

part I The purpose of the Metropolitan Museum studies, by Robert W. deForest.

Four seventeenth-century pintadoes, by Joseph Breck.

Photography and the "modern" point of view, by William M. Ivins, Jr.

Were the nude parts in Greek marble sculpture painted? by Gisela M. A. Richter.

On American polearms, especially those in the MMA, by Bashford Dean.

A commode and secretary by Riesener, by Preston Remington.

A Gothic pile fabric, by Eleanor B. Saxe.

John Townsend, an eighteenth-century cabinet­ maker, by C [harles] O. Cornelius.

Notes on some Mosan enamels, by Joseph Breck.

A corbel from the Strozzi palace, by James J. Rorimer.

Dated specimens of Mohammedan art in the MMA, part I, by M[aurice] S. Dimand.

part II The creators of the Chippendale style, part I, by Fiske Kimball and Edna Donnell.

A souvenir of the black Virgin of Le Puy, by Joseph Breck.

A monumental German wood statue of the thirteenth century, by James J. Rorimer.

Wall paintings of the third style from Boscotrecase, by Christine Alexander.

A statue of Protesilaos in the MMA, by Gisela M. A. Richter.

45 1928 A fourth member of the Le Nain group, by Josephine M. Lansing.

Dated specimens of Mohammedan art in the MMA, part II, by Mfaurice] S. Dimand.

The town house in ancient Egypt, by N[orman] de Garis Davies.

Vol. II, 1929-1930

part I A judgment of Paris by Cranach, by Harry B. Wehle.

Some sculpture of the school of Troyes, by Joseph Breck.

One or two statuettes of Diogenes, by Gisela M. A. Richter.

The creators of the Chippendale style, part II, by Fiske Kimball and Edna Donnell.

A painting by Corot restored, by Bryson Burroughs.

Signed French chairs in the MMA, by Preston Remington.

Two Egyptian stelae of the XVIII dynasty, by Ludlow Bull.

Notes on armor of the Greenwich school by Stephen V. Grancsay.

Notes on three Dürer woodblocks, by William M. Ivins, Jr.

Four sculptures from Marash, by Hans Henning von der Osten.

part II An early Mughal painting, by Joseph Breck.

Wall decorations of the main temple of the sun at El 'Amarneh, by C[aroline] Ransom Williams.

Examples of south German woodwork in the MMA, by Adolf Feulner and Preston Remington.

46 1928 Notes on two woodcuts of the Nuremberg school, by William M. Ivins, Jr.

A double virginal, dated 1581, by Hans Ruckers; by James J. Rorimer.

Polychrome vases from Centuripe in the MMA, by Gisela M. A. Richter.

Notes on Persian costumes of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, by Joseph M. Upton.

Recent acquisitions of Japanese arms and armor in the MMA, by Thomas T. Hoopes.

Modern methods for the preservation of ancient metal objects, by Colin G. Fink.

Coptic tunics in the MMA, by M[aurice] S. Dimand.

Vol. Ill, 1930-1931

part I Notes on Renaissance cameos and intaglios, by Ernst Kris.

Two leaves from a seventeenth-century manuscript of the Rasikapriyä, by Ananda K. Coomaraswamy.

The origin of tapestry technique in pre-Spanish Peru, by Philip Ainsworth Means.

Unpublished fragments of Roman sarcophagi in the MMA, by Christine Alexander.

Veronese's alterations in his painting of Mars and Venus, by Alan Burroughs.

Goniä [report on excavations], by Carl W. Biegen.

Two Egyptian torsos from the main temple of the sun at El Amarneh, by Caroline Ransom Williams.

A monumental Catalan wood statue of the fourteenth century, by James J. Rorimer.

Notes on Chinese ink, by Wang Chi-chen.

47 1928 part II Rembrandt drawings in the Havemeyer collection, by W. R. Valentiner.

A fragment of a Greek stele from the Lansdowne collection, by Gisela M. A. Richter.

Dated Egypto-Arabic textiles in the MMA, by Joseph M. Upton.

Two assessments of the Athenian empire, by Allen B. West.

The mutual influence of costume and armor, by Stephen V. Grancsay.

Archaic Cretan terracottas in America, by Edith Hall Dohan.

Unpublished metalwork of the Rasülid sultans of Yemen, by M[aurice] S. Dimand.

On a copper processional cross, by W.L. Hildburgh.

Vol. IV, 1932-1933

part I An altarpiece by Luca Signorelli, by Umberto Gnoli.

Book illustration in Augsburg in the fifteenth cen­ tury, by Hellmut Lehmann-Haupt.

Boeotian orientalizing Lekanai, by Annie D. Ure.

The portrait of Count Widmann by Alessandro Longhi, by Jean Paul Richter.

A polychrome vase from Centuripe, by Gisela M. A. Richter.

Pasteprints and sealprints, by Thomas Ollive Mabbott.

The Van Rensselaer wall paper and J.B. Jackson: a study in disassociation, by Edna Donnell.

A Greek sword sheath from south Russia, by Gisela M.A. Richter.

48 1928 part II Campin ard Van der Weyden, by Alan Burroughs.

An early cut-pile rug from Egypt, by Mfaurice] S. Dimand.

Ancient Egyptian antimony plating on copper objects, by Colin G. Fink and Arthur H. Kopp.

An undescribed Schongauer trial proof, by William M. Ivins, Jr.

Lydos, by Gisela M. A. Richter.

A manuscript of "The book of the fixed stars," by Joseph M. Upton.

On the statue of Protesilaos in the MMA, by Oscar Waldhauer.

The temple of Apollo at Bassae, by William Bell Dinsmoor.

Classical mythology in mediaeval art, by Erwin Panofsky and Fritz Saxl.

Vol. V, 1934-1935

part I The psychology and aesthetics of forgery in art, by Hans Tietze.

The archaic "Apollo" in the Metropolitan Museum, by Gisela M. A. Richter.

The genesis of Strawberry Hill, by W.S. Lewis.

The Troilos cup, by J. D. Beazley.

A woodblock by Brueghel, by William M. Ivins, Jr.

The Nekyia krater in New York, by Paul Jocobsthal.

part II An Egyptian flower bowd, by H [erbert] E. Winlock.

The beginnings of monumental sculpture in Greece, by Valentin Millier.

The restoration of mediaeval sculpture, by James J. Rorimer.

49 1928 Goya's giant, by William M. Ivins, Jr.

A. J. Davis and the Gothic revival, by Edna Donnell.

The lovers, by the master b x g; by William M. Ivins, Jr.

Mediaeval statues of the Virgin in Lorraine, by William H. Forsyth.

The development of the "Cheminée à la royale,' by Fiske Kimball.

1949 Metropolitan Miniatures

Small format Miscellaneous — Series I Miscellaneous — Series F Miscellaneous — Series S Miscellaneous — Series H Miscellaneous — Series R The American scene The Old Testament in art The New Testament in art

1950 The life and civilization of Egypt Twenty-four paintings by Vincent van Gogh The development of 17th century Dutch painting Miscellaneous — Series K Italian paintings of the early Renaissance Italian paintings of the high Renaissance Art in the Middle Ages Twentieth-century American paintings French art of the 19th century Arts of China

1951 Arts of ancient Rome Arts of the Renaissance Arts of Flanders Two centuries of American painting Arts of ancient Greece Painting in England

Large format Rembrandts in the Metropolitan Three American water colorists: Winslow Homer, Thomas Eakins, John Singer Sargent

50 1951 French impresionists Masters of Spanish painting The Christmas story in art and legend Degas in the Metropolitan

1952 The world of Pieter Bruegel Masterpieces in the Philadelphia Museum of Art Figure painting by Renoir Great drawings in the Metropolitan Paintîîrgs by Paul Cézanne English paintings in the Huntington Gallery Vincent van Gogh Japanese prints in the Metropolitan Leonardo da Vinci Paintings from the Hapsburg collection The story of Christ Toulouse-Lautrec

1953 Children in art Michelangelo Five centuries of flower painting The National Gallery: Italian Renaissance painting Goya Great European portraits Raphael: the Stanza della Segnatura American folk art Paul Gaugin Persian painting Rubens Medieval vista

1954 Velazquez The eight Self-portraits The royal picture gallery at The Hague Titian Piero della Francesca El Greco Great landscapes Giotto Manet Vermeer Early Flemish painting

1955 Botticelli The French tradition William Hogarth

51 1955 20th century painting in the Philadelphia Museum of Art Dürer Daumier Ingres Fra Angelico Courbet Caravaggio Eugène Delacroix English water colors

1956 Hans Holbein the younger Corot Matisse Women artists Thomas Eakins Watteau and his age Paintings — Museum of Modern Art I Paintings — MuseunT of Modern Art II Intimate Dutch paintings Paintings by Rembrandt Winslow Homer Paintings by Raphael

1957 Sienese painting Jacques Louis David Realism in French painting Contemporary American painting The original paintings of John James Audubon Forgotten favorites

1959 Masterpieces from the State Hermitage, Leningrad

1959-1960 Metropolitan seminars in art, by John Canaday, portfolios. Series I Portfolio 1. What is a painting. 2. Realism: the painter and the world around us. 3. Expressionism: the painter and the world he creates. 4. Abstraction: the painter and the world we never see. 5. Composition: pictures as patterns. 6. Composition: pictures as structures. 7. Composition: arrangement as expression. 8. Techniques: fresco. 9. Techniques: tempera and oil. 10. Techniques: water color, pastel, and prints. 11. The artist as a social critic. 12. The artist as a visionary.

52 1959-1960 Series II: Great periods in painting Portfolio A. Glory and grandeur: the classical background. B. Earth, heaven, and hell: man and mystery in the middle ages. C. The world rediscovered: the early Renaissance. D. Venus revisited: classical myths in Renaissance painting. E. The world in order: the high Renaissance. F. The world triumphant: the baroque. G. The world dividing: the 18th century. H. The war of illusions: classicism vs. romanticism. I. The quick and the dead: realism vs. the salon. J. Summer idyl: the flowering of impressionism. K. Painting in transition: precursors of modern art. L. Actaeon and the atom: art in the contemporary world.

Miscellaneous 1881 Collection of casts from ivory carvings (handbook no. 7).

1884 The Russian reproductions at the MMA: a review of the most prominent replicas from the antique plate of the Hermitage and Winter Palace, St. Petersburg, of the Kremlin, and patri­ archal treasures, Moscow, and other collections in Russia, by John W. Miles.

1885 Collection of casts from ivory carvings (handbook no. 7).

1891 Tentative list of objects desirable for a collection of casts, sculptural and architectural, intended to illustrate the history of plastic art.

1894 Reproductions in metal of objects selected from museums and private collections in Russia* England, etc. (handbook no. 11).

1896 Sculptural plaster casts in halls 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 (handbook no. 7).

1897 Sculptural plaster casts (handbook no. 7).

Coles gallery, 8 (handbook no. 8).

1901 Sculptural plaster casts and bronze reproductions (handbook no. 7).

Price list supplementary to handbook no. 7).

53 1908 Catalogue of the collection of casts, by Edward Robinson.

Catalogue of sculpture, 1741-1907.

1910 Catalogue of the collection of casts, with a supplement.

1911 Index to objects illustrating Greek and Roman history.

Index to paintings by subjects for use in schools.

1913 Catalogue of romanesque, Gothic, and Renaissance sculpture, by Joseph Breck.

1915 Jewelry in the MMA. Bulletin supplement, June 1915.

1918 The Emily Johnston de Forest collection of Mexican maiolica, by Edwin Atlee Barber. Reprinted 1922, 1928.

1929 Color collotype: a brief outline of the process, by Arthur Jaffe'.

1931 Ultra-violet rays and their use in the examination of works of art, by James J. Rorimer.

1934 The acanthus motive in decoration, by Margaret [R.] Scherer (a picture book).

1938 The Christmas story in art, by John Goldsmith Phillips (a picture book).

1943 La era de las exploraciones, by Margaret R. Scherer,

• • Bache collection study charts, by Margaret R. «Scherer. 4 plates.

1944 Scenes from the life of Jesus, illustrated by works of art in the MMA, with quotations from the Bible, by Albert TenEyck Gardner.

1945 About the round table, by Margaret R. Scherer.

1947 Metropolitan miniatures. See Serials for list of titles.

1952 Art treasures of the Metropolitan.

1953 The Renaissance: a symposium.

54 1953 The age of Diocletian: a symposium. Casper J. Kraemer, Eberhard F. Bruch, William L. Westerman, Erwin R. Goodenough, Gilbert Highet, and Rhys Carpenter, Sterling A. Callisen, moderator.

1954 The contemporary scene: a symposium. Sidney Hook, James P. Warburg, Henry A. Murray, Paul J. Tillich, Hellmut Lehmann-Haupt, and Lloyd Goodrich; Sterling Callisen, moderator.

Fifty centuries of art, by Francis Henry Taylor.

1955 A dictionary of glasspainters and "glasyers" of the tenth to eighteenth centuries, by Wilfred James Drake.

1961 Sixteen to sixty: memoirs of a collector, by Louisine W. Havemeyer.

MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS

Museum History

1869 A metropolitan art-museum in the city of New York. Proceed­ ings of a meeting held at the theatre of the Union League Club, Tuesday evening, November 23, 1869; including addresses, remarks, letters. Printed for the committee, 1869.

1870 National Museum of Art: report to the executive committee, February 14, 1870.

Report of the executive committee of the MMA to the general committee.

1872 Announcement: opening of the temporary gallery, 681 Fifth Avenue.

1888 Order of ceremonies at the inauguration of the new building, Tuesday, December 18, 1888. For the opening of the second unit of the building in Central Park (Wing B), the pamphlet contains two floor plans and an ode written for the occasion.

1894 Order of ceremonies at the opening of the new north wing, November 5th.

1913 A history of the MMA, vol. I: 1869-1912, with a chapter on the early institutions of art in New York, by Winifred E. Howe.

55 1920 The MMA: a review of fifty years' development, printed on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the Museum.

The MMA: anniversary exercises and unveiling of tablets commemorative of the founders and benefactors. May 18, MCMXX.

A tablet erected in memory of J. Pierpont Morgan.

1921 The fiftieth anniversary celebration.

1923 A brief record of development, 1870-1922.

1930 Address by Clarence H. Mackay on the occasion of the un­ veiling of a tablet in memory of Bashford Dean.

An almanac for the year 1930, the sixtieth in the history of the Museum.

1931 Exercises in memory of R.W. deForest, E.D. Adams, G.F. Baker, C.W. Gould, and Edward Robinson.

1934 George Fisk Comfort, one of the founders of the MMA, by Winifred E. Howe.

1937 A brief record of development, 1866-1937.

1938 Fifty years in retrospect, by H. Jackson.

1946 A history of the MMA, vol. II: 1905-1941. Problems and principles in a period of expansion, by Winifred E. Howe.

Legal and Business Documents Charter, Constitution, and By-Laws

1869 The MMA Constitution. One page printed draft of constitu­ tion to be submitted to the provisional committee Jan. 4, 1870.

1870 Report of the executive committee of the MMA to the general committee. Contains report, charter, report of finance com­ mittee, report of loan exhibition committee, constitution. Issued in large and small paper format.

The MMA: abstract of the initial proceedings.

56 1870 By-laws to be proposed at the first meeting.

Constitution and by-laws.

1871 Amended constitution.

Constitution & c. of the MMA, New York.

Address of the officers of the MMA to the people of New York.

Metropolitan Museum of Art. Outline of its progress, and of the charter, constitution, etc., with list of officers and subscribers to the fund.

1872 Amendments to the constitution.

1874 Constitution of the MMA, New York. May, reissued in December.

1876 Amendment to article vi of the constitution.

1878 Charter of the MMA acts relating to the Museum, lease of Museum building.

1887 Constitution of the MMA.

1890 Constitution of the MMA.

1892 Constitution of the MMA.

1893 The MMA constitution and by-laws.

1894 Charter of the MMA and laws relating to it, constitution, by-laws, lease.

1897 Charter of the MMA and laws relating to ii, constitution, by-laws, lease.

1900 Charter of the MMA and laws relating to it, constitution, by-laws, lease.

1902 Charter of the MMA and laws relating to it, constitution, by-laws, lease.

1905 The MMA, New York, charter constitution, by-laws, lease, laws relating to the Museum.

57 1910 The MMA, charter, constitution, by-laws, lease, laws to­ gether with the original constitution and a summary of its amendments.

1918 The MMA, charter, constitution, by-laws, lease, laws.

1924 The MMA, charter, constitution, by-laws.

1925 The MMA, charter, constitution, by-laws, lease, laws, together with the original constitution and a summary of its amendments.

1929 The MMA, charter, constitution, by-laws as amended to October 1929.

1935 The MMA, charter, constitution, by-laws as amended to December 1934.

1940 The MMA, charter, ... as amended through February 1940.

1941 The MMA, charter, ... as amended through January 1941.

1942 The MMA, charter, ... as amended through January 1942.

1947 The MMA, charter, ... as amended the 26th of May, 1947.

1952 The MMA , charter, constitution, by-laws, lease, laws, Cloisters' documents.

1956 The MMA, charter, constitution, by-laws.

1960 The MMA, charter, constitution, by-laws.

1963 The MMA, charter, constitution, by-laws.

Annual Report

1871 Annual report of the trustees. First annual report of the trustees of the association for the year ending May 1, 1871, presented to the members of the MMA at the annual meeting held on May 8, 1871.

Notes: The year of any particular annual report or the number of the annual report in the series may be figured from the fol­ lowing table. 1880 - Tenth annual report 1920 - Fiftieth 1890 - Twentieth 1930 - Sixtieth 1900 - Thirtieth 1940 - Seventieth 1910 - Fortieth 1950 - Eightieth 1960 - Ninetieth 58 1871 From 1947 through 1955 the annual report was the summer issue of the Bulletin, and since 1956 has been the October

The fifteenth annual report, 1885, was issued with a printer's error on title page and cover as the fourteenth annual report.

Cumulative volumes of the annual reports were reprinted with continuous pagination for the periods: 1870-1890, 1891-1900, 1871-1902, 1903-1909, 1910-1912, 1913-1917.

Indexes to the annual reports were issued for the following periods: 1871-1902, 1902-1912, 1912-1921, 1922-1931.

Miscellaneous Legal and Business Documents

1870 Members of the association of the Museum.

Nomination of officers.

The MMA, officers 1870-1871.

Announcement of meetings.

1871 Announcement of meetings.

Address of the officers of the MMA to the people of New York .

Subscriptions to the fund for the establishment of the MMA.

1872 Officers, trustees 1871-1872, list of subscriptions to February 1872.

Announcement of meetings.

Letter from the treasurer . . . relating to annual dues.

1873 Announcement of meetings.

Officers of the MMA.

Letter from the treasurer . . . relating to annual dues.

1874 Ballot for officers.

Announcement of meetings.

59 1877 Preamble and resolutions [of thanks for works of art lent to the Centenial loan exhibition]. Note: copies were sent to each lender and to Mr. August Belmont for opening his private gallery.

1880 The technical schools of the MMA: prospectus.

1881 The technical schools of the MMA, Metropolitan art school building, 214 and 216 E. 34th Street: prospectus.

1888 Art schools of the MMA: prospectus, 1888-1889.

1889 Rules and regulations of the MMA.

Art schools of the MMA, Central Park: prospectus.

1890 Art schools of the MMA: prospectus.

1891 Special committee on casts: tentative list of objects desir­ able for a collection of casts, sculptural and architectural, intended to illustrate the history of plastic art.

1892 Special committee to enlarge the collection of casts. Report, February.

The Lazarus scholarship for the study of mural paintings.

1894 Special committee to enlarge the collection of casts. Report, January.

1905 Treasurer's annual reports (confidential). Issued annually through 1918.

Treasurer's quarterly statements (confidential). Issued annually through 1911.

1906 An outline of the aims and ideals governing the department of paintings, by Roger Fry (confidential).

1907 Circular of information. Also issued 1908, 1909.

1910 Circular of information and index to the collections. Also issued 1911.

60 1913 J. Pierpont Morgan, in memoriam. A resolution of the board of trustees, printed in a small special edition for private circulation.

1915 [Report] to the committee on educational work.

1916 Rules for the guidance of officials.

Instructions to attendants. Revised editions 1926, 1938 (confidential).

1917 [Report] to the committee on educational work.

1918 J. Pierpont Morgan. An extract from the minutes of the corporation, printed for private circulation.

Bequests involving continuing obligations, 1870-1917. Printed for the confidential use of officers and trustees.

1919 [Report] to the committee on educational work.

1920 Robinson report on museum economics (confidential). A report to the members of the committee on museum economics.

1921 Funds and conditions affecting their use (confidential). Re­ issued 1923, 1926, 1931, 1935, 1936, 1939, 1940 (1942 addenda), after 1931 titled "Funds, with special reference to those appli­ cable to purchases."

1922 [Report] to the committee on educational work.

1924 Report of the committee appointed to consider a pension system.

1926 Report of the committee apointed to consider a pension system.

The MMA: substance of a statement made to the board of trustees by the president, R.W. deForest (confidential).

1927 The notable bequest of Isaac D. Fletcher, by Robert W. deForest (reprinted from the Bulletin, November 1917, as museum monograph no. 1).

1928 Report of [the] special committee on [the] Munsey estate, April 13,1928.

61 1930 Memorandum on Museum policy and development, by Robert W. deForest (confidential).

Museum policies and scope, by Robert W. deForest (museum monograph no. 3).

1931 Bequests involving continuing obligations, 1870-1930 (confidential).

Funds for the purchase of objects (confidential).

1932 Resolutions concerning signatures. Also issued 1933, 1934, 1937, 1939, 1940 with addenda, 1942, 1945, 1947, 1952 (confidential).

The Giulia P. Morosini bequest: list of objects recommended to the trustees for acceptance.

Special committee on the Michael Friedsam bequest: list of objects recommended for acceptance.

Insurance on loans made by the Museum, by Herbert E. Winlock.

Opinions on works of art, by Herbert E. Winlock.

Elective and appointive committees of the trustees. Issued annually through 1939.

1941 Minutes of a special meeting oí the Associations of Art Museum Directors on the problems of protection and defense, held at the MMA on December 20th and 21st, 1941.

1942 Department of guardianship and protection: general regula­ tions, March 1942 (confidential).

Bequests involving continuing obligations, 1931-1942 (confidential). Supplement.

Department of service and supply: general regulations, July 1942.

Series of four air raid precaution lectures, by Acting Lieutenant Charles A. Wilson.

1957 Department of guardianship and protection: general regulations (confidential).

62 1962 General regulations applicable to all employees, July 1, 1962.

Special regulations applicable to employees in depart­ ment of guardianship and protection, July I, 1962 (confidential).

Special regulations applicable to employees in depart­ ment of service and supply.

1964 Bequests involving continuing obligations, 1870-1963 (confidential).

Miscellaneous

1906 The library 1905. Bulletin supplement, March 1906.

1907 Publications on sale. Also issued in 1908, 1910, 1913.

1909 Reception at the opening of an exhibition of contempor­ ary German art.

List of books and periodicals relating to Modern German art and artists in the library of the Museum, [by William Clifford].

Classification systems used in the library, by Ethel A. Pennell and Lucia E. Wallace. Also issued in 1911.

1911 Photographs of models in the MMA. Sales list of models i. of ancient buildings. Reprinted from the proceedings of the American Association of Museums. Reprinted 1926 in a smaller format.

1912 Sample book of printing types with a note on the preparation of labels.

1913 The Museum and the schools. Bulletin supplement, September 1913.

What the MMA is doing.

1914 Lantern-slides. Leaflet. Also issued in 1915, 1918.

Sketching, copying, and photographing. Leaflet. Also issued in 1922, 1932, 1935, 1936, 1939, 1940.

63 1915 Publications on sale. Also issued in 1916, 1917, 1920, 1922, 1923, 1925.

1916 Art education: an investigation of the training available in New York city for artists and artisans. Reprinted 1917.

1919 Label shapes and sizes. Folding chart.

1920 Reproductions on sale. Also issued in 1922, 1924.

Lending collections. Leaflet.

1921 Christmas gifts, suggestions, and hints. Also issued in 1922, 1923, 1925, 1926.

Calendar. An annual calendar continued through 1964, illustrated with MMA paintings.

1922 Lecture announcements.

1923 Lectures-calendars, 1923-1934.

Cinema films. Leaflet. Also issued in 1924, 1925, 1927, 1929, 1930, 1936, 1938, 1940. Drawings and measurements of furniture used by the Museum.

Museum labels, by Henry W. Kent. Leaflet.

Bibliography of museums and museology, compiled by William Clifford.

1924 Lectures — weekly calendars, 1924-1947.

1925 The restoration of ancient bronzes and other alloys, by Colin G. Fink and Charles H. Eldridge.

Stuyvesant High School camera club. Leaflet: exhibition of photographs.

1926 Public showing of Museum cinema films.

The southern extension of the building, Wing K. Bulletin supplement, April 1926.

Costume dolls. Photograph sales list.

64 1926 [Speciments of] printing types used by the Museum press.

Some business methods used in the Museum, by Henry W. Kent.

Mannes concert programs. Continued through 1940.

1927 Reproductions on sale of objects in the collections: a cyclo­ pedia of information. Also issued in 1929, 1930.

Photographs and publications illustrating history and daily life from ancient times to the XIX century. Reprinted 1929.

A dictionary of Museum facts and activities. Revised editions 1934, 1938.

1928 Egyptian literature, a lecture by Arthur Cruttenden Mace.

Publications on sale. Also issued in 1930, 1932, 1934, 1935, 1937, 1938, 1940, 1942.

Metropolitan Museum color prints, series I.

Photographs of paintings on sale.

Museum extension service: lantern slides, cinema films, color prints, and other collections. Leaflet.

1929 Reproductions in color. Sales list.

Photographs of modern American and European sculpture on sale.

Postcards on sale.

The MMA, the building: floor plans and tables showing area.

1930 Furniture with drawings and measurements, and various de­ vices used by the Museum. Revised from 1923 edition.

Enjoyment through understanding, by Marie Lennox Harding.

1932 Christmas gifts. Also issued 1934 through 1939.

Floor plans. Revised and reprinted as needed through 1964.

1933 A cyclopedia of reproductions on sale. Also issued in 1936, 1937, 1939, 1940, 1946.

65 1933 The preparation of copy for labels.

Proof-reading and the marks used.

1934 Printing types used by the Museum press .

A dictionary of Museum facts and activities.

1935 School notebook sheets.

An index to the collections by classes as exhibited in the galleries.

A bibliography of the writings of Bryson Burroughs, with lists referring to him and his work.

Story-hours for boys and girls. Leaflet.

1936 Museum color prints. Sales list.

Museum extension division. Leaflet. Also issued in 1937, 1939, 1940, 1941.

1937 Reproductions in color in the lending collection. Also issued in 1945.

Photographs of American architecture, painting, sculpture, and decorative arts, a list of photographers and dealers.

A general list of lantern slides illustrating primarily objects of art, compiled from material supplied by New York City organizations prepared to co-operate in inter-institutional loans, by Jocelyn Farr.

A short list of books on the fine arts, with annotations.

1938 Metropolitan Museum colorprints. Sales list. Also issued in 1940.

A dictionary of facts and activities showing what the Museum is and what it does.

1940 National art week and the museum: patronage and responsi­ bility, by Francis Henry Taylor; trends in American painting, by Harry B. Wehle; prints by living Americans, by A. Hyatt Mayor. Bulletin supplement, November 1940.

66 1940 The MMA: what it offers to dress and textile designers.

Paintings in the lending collection.

Metropolitan Museum color prints.

Lending collections of reproductions in color of paintings and other objects.

1942 The museum as a social instrument, by Theodore L. Low.

1943 Books on Latin America and its art in the MMA Library, compiled by John B. Montignani.

Concert program notes, by Emanuel Winternitz. Continued through 1961.

1944 Address by H. W. Kent on the occasion of the unveiling of a tablet in memory of William Clifford erected by the Em- . ployees' Association.

1945 Publications of the MMA. Sales list.

1946 Care and handling of art objects, by Robert P. Sugden.

The MMA: educational services.

75th anniversary campaign pamphlet.

The MMA: 75th anniversary.

lieproductions in color of objects in the collection of the MMA.

Television and the MMA: a study, by Lydia Bond Powel.

1948 Safeguarding works of art: storage, packing, transportation, and insurance, by Robert P. Sugden.

1953 Report on the deteriorating effects of modern light sources, by Laurance Harrison.

1954 Reproductions of early American silver.

1961 Concert program notes, by Joseph Braunstein. Continued through 1964.

1964 Publications at the art and book shop. Sales catalogue.

67 Ephemera

The Museum Press, under the direction of Henry W. Kent, printed a number of leaflets, single pages, and pamphlets that were issued in limited editions for private distribution as examples of fine typography. Strictly speaking, these are not official publications of the Museum. Among the more important of them are:

Amycus et Celestin, par Anatole France. MCMXVI, 200 copies on handmade paper, 3 copies on old paper. Wood­ cuts by Timothy Cole after designs by Bryson Burroughs. 14 pages.

The great procession from the Church of Our Lady at Antwerp as seen by Albrecht Dürer. Written by Dürer about 1620 and reproduced from a volume by Sir Martin Conway. The Museum Press, Christmas MCMXIX. 10 pages.

The third idyll of Theocritus, translated from the Greek by Andrej Lang. New York, MCMXXVIII. Watson Kent, Bryson Burroughs, and Bruce Rogers. 375 copies. 10 pages.

Other items of this nature include: Sir Matthew Hale, Kt. Letter to Sir Wm. Strahan from Benj. Franklin. Horace to Numicius. The passing of Mr. Valiant-for-truth. The trees so straight and high, from Spenser's Faerie Queene. The flowering tree. A Metral, Conjectures sur les livres qui passeront à la postérité. A thought from Plato, printed in Greek letters, called Bremer. Hymne à l'Imprimerie. Christus natus est nobis. Benj. Franklin . . . to J. B. Bodoni. Noël! . . . Ainsi la vierge pucelle. To chosen friends: a thought expressed, by Jeremy Taylor. In behoof of the liberal arts, by Albrecht Dürer. The child and the rod. A poem by Ralph Waldo Emerson.

68 Amour pour elle, by Charles Nodier. Rondeau, by Charles d'Orleans. Advice from Micawber, applicable 1931. A merry tale, by Sir Thomas More, Martyr.

A number of occasional leaflets and cards were also issued for private or general distribution. Among these may be mentioned:

The Museum press bids you welcome. Order of exercises, American Institute of Architects reception. Felicitations to Edward D. Adams on his eighty-third birthday. Robert W. deForest and his friends at dinner. In visitationem Societatis pro Uteris classicis. Dinner of the Art Commission Associates. Menu. To George Blumenthal, Esq. the employees of the Museum . . . express their . . . appreciation of the action of the Trustees in restoring their salaries to the level of December 31, 1932. Dinner at Killenworth.

69 INDEX OF AUTHORS

Alexander, Christine, 10, 31, Crowninshield, Frank, 6 32, 45, 47 Crum, W.E., 21 Allen, Josephine L., 16, 28 Daniels, Margaret Harrington, 39 Andrus, Vincent D., 18 Davidson, Marshall B., 18 Avery, C. Louise, 8, 12, 17 Davies, Norman de Garis, 20, Bach, Richard F., 6, 7, 8, 9, 44 21, 22, 23, 46 Barber, Edwin Atlee, 17, 54 Dean, Bashford, 3, 4, 19, 45 Barnouw, A.J., 28 de Forest, Robert W., 44, 45, Barrington, Mrs. E.I., 2 61, 62 Bean, Jacob, 28 Dennis, Faith, 41 Beazley, J.D., 49 di Cesnola, Louis P., 30, 42 Biddle, James, 15 Dimand, Maurice S., 7, 8, 9, 18, Biegen, Carl W., 47 33, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49 Bolton, Theodore, 16 Dinsmoor, William Bell, 49 Bosch-Reitz, S.C., 4 Dohan, Edith Hall, 48 Bothmer, Dietrich von, 15, 33, Donnell, Edna, 45, 46, 48, 50 44 Downs, Joseph, 8, 10, 11, 17, 18 Bowlin, Angela C, 41 Drake, Wilfred James, 38, 55 Braunstein, Joseph, 67 Eldridge, Charles H., 64 Breck, Joseph, 6, 7, 33, 36, 40, Fansler, Robert M., 28 42, 45, 46, 54 Farr, Jocelyn, 66 Brown, Blanche R., 32 Farwell, Beatrice, 41 Bull, Ludlow, 22, 23, 46 Faulkner, H.W. Waldron, 17 Burroughs, Alan, 47, 49 Ferguson, John C, 4 Burroughs, Bryson, 4, 5, 7, 8, Feulner, Adolf, 46 16, 27, 46 Fink, Colin G., 47, 49, 64 Burroughs, Louise, 16 Force, Juliana, 11 Bushell, Stephen W., 3 Forsyth, William H., 37, 38, 50 Cahill, Holger, 11 Frankfurter, Alfred, 14 Canaday, John, 52 Freeman, Margaret B., 37, 38 Cartland, Bernice, M.C., 20 Fry, Roger, 60 Chi-chen, Wang, 47 Gardner, Albert TenEyck, 11, Clark, Kenneth, 12 14, 16, 54 Clifford, William, 63, 64 Gardner, Elizabeth E., 28 Clouzot, Henri, 40 Getz, John, 3 Coffin, William A., 6 Gillett, Charles R., 20 Cogniat, H., 1 Gnoli, Umberto, 48 Condit, Louise, 35 Grancsay, Stephen V., 8, 19, 20, Coomaraswamy, Ananda K., 47 43, 46, 48 Cornelius, Charles 0., 6, 17, 45 Grinnell, Isabel H., 32 Cortissoz, Royal, 6, 9 Hackenbroch, Yvonne, 41, 42 Cowdrey, Bartlett, 16 Hale, Robert Beverly, 13, 16 Crask, Catherine, 35 Hall, Lindsley F., 23, 31 70 Halsey, R.T. Haines, 4, 6, 17 Miles, John W., 53 Harding, Marie Lennox, 65 Milne, Marjorie J., 31 Hare, Susanna, 18 Moldenke, Alfred B., 18 Harrison, Laurance, 67 Montignani, John B., 67 Hauser, Walter, 18, 21, 22, 33 Morris, Frances, 33, 39, 40 Havemeyer, Louisine W., 55 Morse, John D., 18 Hayes, William C, 18, 22, 23, Müller, Valentin, 49 24, 33, 43, 44 Myres, John L., 31 Hildburgh, W.L., 48 Navarro, José Gabriel, 11 Hobby, Theodore Y., 29 Noble, Joseph V., 33, 44 Hobson, R.L., 4 Oliver, James H., 22 Hoopes, Thomas T., 47 Osten, Hans Henning von der, 46 Howe, Winifred E., 55, 56 Paine, Roberta M., 34, 35 Hunter, G.L., 40 Panofsky, Erwin, 49 Ivins, William M., Jr., 5, 6, 9, Papert, Emma N., 34 10, 11, 28, 39, 44, 45, 46, 47, Parsons, John E., 10 49, 50 Paulsson, Gregor, 44 Jackson, A.V. Williams, 33 Pennell, Elizabeth Robins, 7 Jackson, H., 56 Pennell, Ethel A., 63 Jacobsthal, Paul, 49 Phillips, Dorothy W., 23 Jaffé, Arthur, 54 Phillips, John Goldsmith, 29, James, T. G. H., 24 40, 41, 54 Kent, Henry W., 4, 64, 65, 67 Pier, Garrett Chatfield, 40 Kimball, Fiske, 17, 45, 46, 50 Porada, Edith, 18 Knotts, Benjamin, 11 Porter, Arthur Kingsley, 36 Kopp, Arthur H., 49 Powel, Lydia Bond, 67 Kris, Ernst, 47 Priest, Alan, 8, 9, 11, 12, 29 Kunz, George Frederick, 29 Ralston, Ruth, 8, 17 Laffan, William M., 3 Randall, Richard H., 38 Lansing, Ambrose, 8, 22 Remington, Preston, 9, 10, 11, Lansing, Josephine M., 46 41, 45, 46 Lehmann, Phyllis Williams, 32 Richards, Katherine F., 35 Lehmann-Haupt, Hellmut, 48 Rich, Daniel Catton, 12, Levy, Florence N., 4, 16 Richter, Gisela M.A., 10, 30, Lewis, W. S., 49 31,32,44,45,46,47,48,49 Little, Frances, 40 Richter, Jean Paul, 48 Low, Theodore L., 67 Rickertson, Edith B., 37 Lythgoe, Albert M., 20 Robinson, Edward, 54 Mabbott, Thomas Ollive, 48 Rogers, Meyric R., 42 Mace, Arthur Cruttenden, 65 Rorimer, James J., 37, 38, 45, Mackay, Clarence H., 56 47, 49, 54 Majewski, Laurence J., 14, 16 Rousseau, Theodore, 12, 13, 14, Mayor, A. Hyatt, 9, 10, 40, 66 15, 28 McAllister, H.E., 18, 33 Rucker, Robert Hamilton, 19 McClees, Helen, 31 Salinger, Margaretta, 28 McClellan, George B., 41 Sawyer, Alan R., 15 McKendry, John J., 40 Saxe, Eleanor B., 45 McKinney, Roland J., 13 Saxe, John Godfrey, 44 Means, Philip Ainsworth, 16, 47 Saxl, Fritz, 49 71 Scherer, Margaret R., 28, 35, 54 Waldhauer, Oscar, 49 Schiller, A. Arthur, 21 Wallace, Lucie E., 63 Scott, Nora E., 23 Ward, William Hayes, 18 Sheeler, Charles, 23 Warner, Charles Dudley, 16 Simmons, Pauline, 8, 29 Watts, Edith W., 34 Smith, Hugh J., Jr., 13 Wehle, Harry B., 7, 8, 9, 10, 16, Standen, Edith A., 42 28, 44, 46, 66 Sterling, Charles, 28 Weir, John F., 15 Stokes, I. N. Phelps, 39 West, Allen B., 48 Story, George H., 27 ' White, Hugh G. Evelyn, 21, 22 Sugden, Robert P., 67 Whitehill, Virginia N., 28 Sweet, Frederick A., 14 Williams, Caroline L. Ransom, Tack, Augustus Vincent, 6 20, 21, 46, 47 Taylor, Francis Henry, 13, 55, Williams, Hermann Warner, Jr., 66 16 Tietze, Hans, 49 Williams, Rose Sickler, 4 Tower, Elizabeth, 17 Wilson, Charles A., 62 Upton, Joseph M., 18, 33, 47, Winlock, Herbert E., 8, 9, 20, 48, 49 21,22,23,43,44,49,62 Ure, Annie D., 48 Winternitz, Emanuel, 39, 67 Valentiner, Wilhelm R., 4, 48 Yohannan, Abraham, 33 Van Rensselaer, Mariana Griswold, 7 Zimmermann, Agnes, 39, 43

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