THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART

A CYCLOPEDIA OF REPRODUCTIONS ON SALE

PART I

GENERAL INFORMATION

NEW YORK 1939

NOTE

The following pages, which compose Part I of A Cy­ clopedia of Reproductio?ts on Sale, give the nature, size, and price of reproductions sold at the Museum, arranged alphabetically according to type of reproduction. Most of the original objects are in the Museum collections and most of the reproductions are made by the Museum, but a few objects from other places and reproductions by other publishers are listed here. As practically all the objects in the Museum collections except casts and prints have been photographed by the Museum (see pp. 25 ff.), no complete catalogue of photo­ graphs is published. The most satisfactory method of selection is to consult the record photographs on file at the Information Desk of the Museum. When this is im­ possible, the following publications are suggested as help­ ful guides: Photographs: American and European Paint­ ings, XIV to XX Century, and American and European Sculpture, XVIII to XX Century (Part II of A Cyclo­ pedia of Reproductions on Sale), a complete list in these two fields; Postcards (Part III of A Cyclopedia of Repro­ ductions on Sale), which lists a number of important ob­ jects in the collections; Photographs and Publications Illustrating History and Daily Life from Ancient Times to the XIX Century Including Photographs of Costume Dolls (Part IV of A Cyclopedia of Reproductions on Sale), a suggestive list of material selected primarily fot its documentary value; the Handbook of the Classical Collection ($1.00), which discusses the life and art of Greece and Rome; the Handbook of the Pierpont Mor- NOTE ganWing ($2.50), which describes and illustrates Euro­ pean furniture, woodwork, tapestries, metalwork, enamels, ivories, and other forms of decorative art from the fourth through the eighteenth century, with special emphasis on French work; the Handbook of Mohammedan Dec­ orative Arts ($2.00), which takes up historically the miniature painting, calligraphy, bookbinding, sculpture, ivory and intarsia work, woodwork, metalwork, glass, ceramics, and textiles of the Near East, and is profusely illustrated in halftone and color; and the Handbook of The American Wing ($1.50), which illustrates and de­ scribes American woodwork and furnishings from the seventeenth century to the early nineteenth. In ordering by mail any of these publications (except the first three, which are sent free on request) ten cents for postage should be added to the price given in parentheses. A complete list of Museum publications is given in the folder Publications on Sale, which will be sent on re­ quest. When ordering reproductions by mail, please address the Secretary of the Museum and make remittance by post-office order or check on New York, drawn to the order of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, or, from foreign countries, by international money order. Mailing charges should be added as noted herein. It is the custom of the Museum not to ship orders in advance of payment.

HENRY W. KENT, Secretary REPRODUCTIONS ON SALE GENERAL INFORMATION

CASTS FROM MUSEUM OBJECTS PORCELAINS—CHINESE Cats, K'ang-hsi period (1662-1722). H. 3^ in. Price, black enamel finish, $;.00 a pair; packing charge, 50 cents. POTTERY—ROMAN Casts of Arretine bowls. Arretine pottery was made in molds and decorated in low relief. The industry flourished near the modern Arezzo in northern Italy, from about 40 B.C. to about A.D. 60. The casts are made by the Museum molder from reproductions of original molds in the Mu­ seum collections. They range in diameter from 5% in. to 9 in. Price, white finish, $1.00, terracotta, $1.50 each; mailing charge, 50 cents. I. Masks and festoons 10. Masks and satyrs 2. Sacrificial scene 11. Dolphins 3. Symposium {signed) 12. Herakles and Omphale 4- Nike and Kalathiskos 13- Symposium 5- Kalathiskos dancers 14. Satyrs 6. Festoons and birds 15- Symposium 7- Cupids and festoons 16. Cupids and festoons 8. Masks and festoons 17- Symposium 9- Youths and girls

SCULPTURE—CHINESE Statuette of a horse, bronze, Han dyn. (206 B.C.-A.D. 220). H. 4 in. Price, bronze finish, $1.00; sold at Museum only. REPRODUCTIONS ON SALE

SCULPTURE—CLASSICAL CYPRIOTE The Museum can supply on order casts, made by the Museum molder, of a number of statues or fragments of statues found near the temple of Golgoi, now in the Ces- nola Collection of Antiquities from Cyprus. They range in height from 2 ft. I in. to 7 ft. I ify in. Lists and prices will be sent on request. Published: Handbook of the Cesnola Collection of An­ tiquities from Cyprus, by John L. Myres, M.M. of A., 1914. Price, $2.50; mailing charge, 15 cents. GREEK l 1. Archaic statue (Hdbk. fig. 165). H. 3 ft. 6 /2 in. Price, white finish, $ I 5 .oo,ivory, $ 17.00; packing charge, $ 5.00.* 2. Girl with pigeons, grave relief, V cent. B.C. {Hdbk. fig. 251). H. 2 ft. lY? in. Price, white finish, $10.00, ivory, $12.00; packing charge, $3.00.* 3. Statue of boy, Roman copy of a Greek original of the V cent. B.C. {Hdbk. fig. 171). H. 3 ft. 9^ in. Price, white finish, $ 1 5.00, ivory, $17.00; packing charge, $5.00.* 4. Head of athlete, Roman copy of a Greek original of the V cent. B.C. {Hdbk. fig. 177). H. 13^ in. Price, white finish, $10.00, ivory, $12.00; packing charge, $2.00.* 5. Attic gravestone, IV cent. B.C. {Hdbk. fig. 182). PI. 3 ft. 5^4 in., w. 2 ft. 2j4 in. Price, white finish, $18.00, ivory, $20.00; packing charge, $6.00.* 6. Head of athlete, Roman copy of a Greek work by Polykleitos, V cent. B.C. H. I I J4 in. Price, white finish, $10.00, ivory, $12.00; packing charge, $3.00.* 7. Horseman, relief, end of IV cent. B.C. {Hdbk. fig. 193). H. 18 in., w. 12 in. Price, white finish, $5.00, ivory, $7.00; packing charge, $2.00.* Published: Handbook of the Classical Collection, by •Shipped by express collect. 6 CASTS FROM MUSEUM OBJECTS

Gisela M. A. Richter, M. M. of A., 1930. Price, $1.00; mailing charge, 1 5 cents. 8. Statuette of a Diadoumenos {Bull. vol. XXVII, ill. pp. 249, 253), Greek terracotta after a work by Polykleitos of the V cent. B.C. H. with base 15% in. Price, white finish, $7.00, ivory or terracotta finish, $10.00; packing charge, $1.00.* Published: Bulletin of M. M. of A., vol. XXVII, pp. 249-253. Price, 20 cents; mailing charge, 2 cents.

ROMAN Portrait bust, Republican period {Hdbk. fig. 203). H. 14^4 in- Price, white finish, $10.00, ivory, $12.00; packing charge, $2.00.* Bronze portrait bust, Agrippa(?) {Hdbk. fig. 208). H. 15 in. Price, white finish, $10.00, ivory, $12.00; pack­ ing charge, $2.00.* Published: Handbook of the Classical Collection, by Gisela M. A. Richter, M. M. of A., 1930. Price, $1.00; mailing charge, 1 5 cents.

SCULPTURE—EGYPTIAN RELIEFS. Casts, made by the Museum molder, of hiero­ glyphs from the sarcophagus of Har-Khebit, XXVI-XXX dyn. (663-332 B.C), and the sarcophagus of Weresh- nufer, XXX dyn. (378-332 B.C). They range in size from 2^4x2 in. to 10^x5 in. White finish; mailing charge, 25 cents. I. Hawk (neme sign) $.75 8. Jackal and kheker $1.25 2. Owl .50 9. Nephthys 1.50 3- Hawk .50 10. Three baboons 1.50 4- Owl •75 11. Baboon (Ha'pvJ 1.50 5- Bee and city sign .50 12. Jackal (Dua-maut-ef) I. 50 6. Ram .50 I 3. Hawk (Kebeh-seriu-ef) 1.50 7- Chick and duck •75 14. Man (Imsety) 1.50 *Shipped by express cc illect. REPRODUCTIONS ON SALE

STATUETTES. Mailing charge, 50 cents. 1. Cat, 300-200 B.C. H. 7 in. White finish, $2.50, bronze, $3.50. 2. Apis, Ptolemaic. H. 5 in. White finish, $1.00, bronze, $1.50. 3.1-em-hotep, Ptolemaic. H. 9 in. White finish, $2.50. SCULPTURE—EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN AMERICAN Volk, Leonard W. (1828-1895). Abraham Lincoln, bust. H. 21 in. Price, white finish, $10.00, ivory, $12.00; packing charge, $3.00.*

FRENCH Houdon, Jean Antoine (1741-1828). Benjamin Frank­ lin, bust. H. 22^/2 in. Price, white finish, $10.00, ivory, $12.00; packing charge, $3.00.* Published: Bulletin of M. M. of A., vol. VII, pp. 223 ff. Price, 20 cents; mailing charge, 2 cents. Suzanne, Frangois Marie (active 1751-1802), probably by. Benjamin Franklin, terracotta statuette. Price, terra­ cotta finish, $10.00; packing charge, $1.00.*

GERMAN Virgin and Child, medallion, Augsburg (?), early XVI cent. Diam. 4 in. Price, bronze finish, $1.25; mailing charge, 25 cents.

ITALIAN 1. Bregno, Andrea (1421-1506). St. Andrew, high re­ lief. H. 47/1? in. Price, white finish, $30.00, ivory, $34.00; packing charge, $6.00.* Published: Bulletin of M. M. of A., vol. VII, pp. 165 ff. Price, 20 cents; mailing charge, 2 cents. 2. Nini, Jean Baptiste (1717-1786). Benjamin Franklin, •Shipped by express collect. 8 CASTS FROM MUSEUM OBJECTS medallion, head in relief. Inscribed: ERIPUIT COELO FUL- MEN SCEPTRUMQUE TIRANNIS MDCCLXXIX. Signed: J. B. Nini. Diam. 6/4 in. Price, white finish, $1.00, bronze, $1.25; mailing charge, 25 cents. 3. Pasti, Matteo de' (d. after 1467). Bronze medal (dated 1446). Obverse, Isotta degli Atti; reverse, ele­ phant. Diam. 3^ in. Price, bronze finish, $1.25; pack­ ing charge, 25 cents. 4. Sant' Agata, Francesco da (early XVI century), usu­ ally attributed to. Statuette of a faun (or Narcissus?), bronze. H. 9J4 in. Price, white finish, $2.00, bronze, $2.50; packing charge, 50 cents. 5. Holy Family with St. John, medallion, XVI cent. Diam. 4 in. Price, bronze finish, $1.25; mailing charge, 25 cents. 6. Virgin and Child with Angels, plaquette, Paduan, abt. 1500. H. 5 in., w. 3^4 in. Price, bronze finish, $1.25; mailing charge, 25 cents.

CASTS FROM OBJECTS IN OTHER COLLECTIONS

IVORY CARVINGS—FRENCH These casts of well-known examples in European col­ lections, made by the Museum molder, are representative of the art of the ivory carver from the IX to the XV century in Europe. They vary in size from 2^x4^ in. to 4j4xio in. Prices listed are for ivory finish (white finish, 25 cents less); mailing charge, 25 cents. 1. Madonna, leaf of diptych, XVI cent. British Museum (270). $1.00. 2. Coronation and Visit of the Magi, leaf of diptych, XIV cent. British Museum (305). $1.00. REPRODUCTIONS ON SALE

3. Madonna and Child, leaf of diptych, XIV cent. Ba­ varian National Museum (1381). $1.00. 4. Crucifixion, Noli me tangere, and Saints, leaf of dip­ tych, XV cent. Private collection. $1.00. 5. Lovers: Hawking Party, writing tablets, XIV cent. British Museum (360). $1.00. 6. Madonna and Child, leaf of diptych, XIV cent. Pri­ vate collection. $1.00. 7. Tournament: Storming of Castle of Love, lid of casket, XIV cent. Museum, Boulogne-sur-Mer. $1.75. 8. Tournament: Storming of Castle of Love, lid of casket, XIV cent. Victoria and Albert Museum (146.'66). $1.75. 9. Joshua and the Gibeonites, panel of casket, Byzantine, XI-XII cent. Victoria and Albert Museum (265.'67). $1.75. 10. Aristotle (two scenes), Fountain of Youth (two scenes), panel of casket, XIV cent. Victoria and Albert Museum (146.'66). $1.75. 11. Four Scenes from Romance: Lancelot and Gawain, panel of casket. Victoria and Albert Museum (146.'66). $1.75. 1 2. Crucifixion, Marys at the Sepulcher, plaque of book cover, Carolingian, IX-XI cent. Bibliotheque nationale. $1.75.

COLLOTYPES (MONOCHROME)

Reproductions of prints and drawings. Sheet size, abt. 14x11 in. Mailing charge, 10 cents. 1. Whistler, J. A. McNeill. The Kitchen, etching. Amer­ ican. 50 cents. 2. Rembrandt. Faust in His Study, etching. Dutch. 50 cents.

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3. Rembrandt. Landscape with Barn, drawing. Dutch. 50 cents. 4. Ingres, J. A. D. Lady and Boy, drawing. French. 25 cents. 5. Cranach, Lucas. Repose on the Flight into Egypt, woodcut. German. 50 cents. 6. Cranach, Lucas. Seven Joys of Mary, woodcut. Ger­ man. 25 cents. 7. Diirer, Albrecht. St. Anthony, engraving. German. 50 cents. 8. Diirer, Albrecht. Virgin and Child, woodcut. German. 25 cents. 9. Watteau, Antoine. Le Mezzetin, painting. French. $1.00. 10. Goya, Francisco. The Giant, aquatint. Spanish. 25 cents. 11. The Master b x g. The Lovers, engraving. German. 25 cents.

COLOR PRINTS PUBLISHED BY THE MUSEUM

METROPOLITAN MUSEUM COLORPRINTS (made in color collotype by Max Jaffe of Vienna) LARGE PRINTS. Reproductions of paintings. Each is cover­ ed with a tissue bearing a description of the subject. Price, $5.00 each (no. 9, $1.00); mailing charge, 25 cents. 1. Cassatt, Mary. Young Mother Sewing. American. 17^x14.* 2. Homer, Winslow. Palm Tree, Nassau. American. l8x 12^.

^Measurements are in inches, the height first.

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3. Homer, Winslow. Sloop, Bermuda. American. i2/4x 18.* 4. Hooch, Pieter de. The Visit. Dutch. l6}4xi4. 5. Terborch, Gerard. Lady Playing a Theorbo. Dutch. 14x12*4. 6. Bosch, Hieronymus. The Adoration of the Kings. Flemish. 17^x14*4- 7. Massys, Cornells. The Arrival at Bethlehem. Flemish. 13x18. 8. Daumier, Honore. The Third-Class Carriage. French. 13x18. 9. Degas, Edgar. The Foyer. French. 7^4xio}4. 10. Renoir, Pierre Auguste. By the Seashore. French. 17^x14. 11. Buddha and Two Attendants. Chinese, XVII cent, or later. l8j4x8%. 1 2. Horse and Willow Tree in the Moonlight. Attribut­ ed to Chi Chen, Chinese, northern Sung dyn. (960-1127). 18x1414. 13. Three Rabbits. Attributed to Kung Chi, Chinese, northern Sung dyn. (960-1127). 18x12. 14. Chinese Children at Play. Attributed to Kano Yeit- oku (1543-1590), Japanese. 18^4x12^4. 15. Fighting Elephants Watched by Jahangir. Indian miniature, Mughal school, period of Jahangir (1605- 1627). 18^4x12%. 16. Portrait of Shah Jahan on the Peacock Throne. Indian miniature, Mughal school, abt. 1630. 14Y2XIO. 17. Portrait of a Woman. Indian miniature, Mughal school, second half of XVII cent. 14^4x9%. 18. Prince Riding an Elephant. Indian miniature, Mu­ ghal school, period of Akbar (1556-1605). I2j4xi8j^. •Measurements are in inches, the height first.

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19. Riding Horse and Runner. Indian miniature, Mu­ ghal school, period of Akbar (1556-1605). Ilj4x7j4.* 20. Princes on the Hunt. Persian miniature, period of Shah Tahmasp (1524-1576). I8^xi2j4. NOTEBOOK PRINTS^ Size, approximately 3x5 in. Price 10 cents each (subjects marked 4" available in mounts, 25 cents each) ; mailing charge for one card, 3 cents, for several, 5 cents. Ancient Art JIvorv—figure of a gazelle, Egyptian, about 1375 B.C. (XVIII dyn.). JSculpture-figure of a warrior, terracotta, Etruscan, about 500 B.C. Pottery—faience hippopotamus decorated with lotus flow­ ers, buds, and leaves, Egyptian, about 1950 B.C (XII dyn.). Pottery—pyxis, scene from the Judgment of Paris, Greek (Athenian), about 465-460 B.C. Architecture Room from Portsmouth, R. I., American, middle of XVIII cent. Arms and Armor Armor of George Clifford, Earl of Cumberland, K.G., English, Greenwich school, about 1590. Ceramics Nurse and child, glazed earthenware, French, XVI cent. Plate, faience, French (Rouen), about 1725. Bowl, glazed earthenware, Spanish (Teruel), XVI cent.? Furniture Chest, Berks County type, Pennsylvania, late XVIII cent.

•Measurements are in inches, the height first. fAlso available in postcard form. Listed in Part III of A Cyclo­ pedia of Reproductions on Sale.

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Glass Beaker, enameled, German, dated I 585. Mosque lamp, enameled, Syrian, XIV cent. Toilet-water bottle, Stiegel type, American, XVIII cent. Glass, Stained jKing David, panel from a window representing the Tree of Jesse, Rhenish, about 1300. Jewelry Earring and parts of a necklace, gold with cloisonne enamel, Byzantine, XI-XII cent. Necklace and bracelet, gold with precious stones, East Christian, probably VI cent. Pendant in form of a mermaid, gold with precious stones, Italian, XVI cent. Costume adornments, gold and bronze-gilt with glass and semi-precious stones, from Merovingian graves. Metalwork Cup in nautilus form, amber with silver-gilt, ivory, and enamel, German, XVII cent. Paintings, American Bingham. Fur Traders Descending the Missouri. Burchfield. November Evening. Eakins. Max Schmitt in a Single Scull. Homer. The Gulf Stream. Hopper. Tables for Ladies. Kent. Winter. Speicher. Polly. Paintings—Eastern One of the Ten Kings of Hell, inscribed Chin Ch'u- Shih, Chinese, Sung dyn. (960-1280). Landscape scroll, painted on silk, in the style of Liu Sung-Nien, Chinese, probably early Ming dyn. (1368- 1644).

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JKrishna lifting up Mount Govardhan, Indian, Mughal school, period of Jahangir, 1605-1628. JA musical mode: peacocks attracted by the sound of the vina, Indian, Rajput school, late XVI cent. ^Portrait of the Emperor Jahangir, Indian, Mughal school, period of Jahangir, 1605-1628. Jonah cast up by the whale, Persian, Mongol school, sec­ ond half of XIV cent. Paintings—European Lippi, Fra Filippo. St. Lawrence Enthroned with Saints and Donors. Italian. Titian. Venus and the Lute Player. Italian. Watteau. Le Mezzetin. French. Sculpture—European Rossellino, Antonio, workshop of. The Nativity, painted terracotta. Italian. Maillol. Bronze torso. French Tapestries JKing Arthur, detail from a tapestry, French (School of Paris), last quarter of XIV cent. Textiles Imperial theatrical coat for a female warrior, Chinese, XVIII cent. Detail from a linen cloth, tapestry-woven decoration in wool, Coptic, IV cent. Detail of a shoulder band, tapestry-woven in wool, Cop­ tic, V-VI cent. Roundel, tapestry-woven in wool, Coptic, VI cent. Saint killing a dragon, detail of a shoulder band, tapestry- woven decoration in wool, Coptic, VI-VII cent. Triumph of Bacchus, tapestry-woven panel in wool, Coptic, III-IV cent.

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Detail of floral rug, Indian, Mughal school, period of Shah Jahan, 1628-1658. Detail of compartment rug, Persian, XVI cent. Detail of medallion rug in silk, Persian, XVI cent. Prayer rug, Persian, XVI cent. Brocaded velvet, Italian, second half of XV cent. PORTFOLIO PRINTS. Eight portfolios containing six prints, each mounted on a card 10x13 in. and covered with a tissue bearing a description of the subject. A brief de­ scriptive text is included with each portfolio. Portfolios: price, $5.00 each, mailing charge, 25 cents; single prints; price, $1.00 each, mailing charge, 15 cents.

Series I. ITALIAN PAINTINCS 1. Giotto, School of. The Epiphany. 834x8.* 2. Venetian School (early XV cent.). St. Ursula and Her Maidens, 9%x8. 3. Angelico, Fra. The Nativity. 10x7*4. 4. Giovanni di Paolo. Paradise. 9*4x8. 5. Bellini, Giovanni. Madonna and Child. 10x8. 6. Predis, Ambrogio de. Girl with Cherries. 10x7^4.

Series II. AMERICAN PAINTINGS 1. Martin, Homer. Harp of the Winds. 7*4x10. 2. Homer,Winslow.AWall,Nassau(watercolor).6j4x'0- 3. Weir, J. Alden. The Red Bridge. 7*4xiO. 4. Sargent, John S. Marble Quarry at Carrara. 7^x10. 5. Davies, Arthur. Dream. 6x10. 6. Tucker, Allen. Blue and Gold. 8x9^.

""Measurements are in inches, the height first.

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Series III. DUTCH AND FLEMISH PAINTINGS 1. Mcmling, Hans. The Betrothal of St. Catherine. 8x8^4.* 2. Bosch, Hieronymus.The Adoration of the Kings. 10x8. 3. Massys, Cornells. The Arrival at Bethlehem. 7*4xi0. 4. Bruegel, Pieter, the Elder. The Harvesters. 7^x10. 5. Rembrandt. The Noble Slav. 9%x8. 6. Leen, Willem van. Flowers in a Blue Vase. 10x4^. Series IV. NEAR EASTERN TEXTILES 1. Silk weave, Persian, middle of XVI cent. Iox6^4. 2. Silver brocade, Persian, XVIII cent. gJ^xS. 3. Gold brocade, Turkish, XVI cent. 10x8. 4. Gold brocade, Turkish, XVI cent. 10x8. 5. Velvet brocade, Turkish, XVI cent. 10x6*4 • 6. Velvet brocade, Turkish, XVI cent. 10x8.

Series V. TAPESTRIES 1. Courtiers with Roses, made presumably for Charles VII of France, Tournai (or Arras? ), abt. 1435-1440.10x7*4. 2. Courtiers with Roses (detail), lady wearing hennin, Tournai (or Arras?), abt. 1435-1440. 10x8. 3. The Sack of Jerusalem (detail), Tournai, abt. 1460- 1470. 10x8. 4. The Adoration of the Magi, French, late XV cent. 5^x10. 5. Scenes from the Life of the Virgin, Brussels, abt. 1 500-1520. 8)4x8. 6. The Adoration of the Magi, probably designed by Bernard van Orley, Brussels, middle of XVI cent. 8x9^4. Series VI. NEAR EASTERN CERAMICS 1. Bowl, glazed earthenware, Mesopotamian, Rakka, XII cent. 9%x8%. "^Measurements are in inches, the height first.

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2. Bowl, glazed earthenware with lustered decoration, Persian, Rhages, XII cent. jY$x9Y* 3. Jug, earthenware with overglaze decoration, Persian, Rhages, XIII cent. 9^x7^4. 4. Panel of wall tiles, Turkish, Asia Minor, early XVII cent. 10x6%. 5. Plate, glazed earthenware, Turkish, Asia Minor, early XVII cent. 9%X7J4. 6. Jug, glazed earthenware, Turkish, Asia Minor, XVII cent. 9%x7j4- Series VII. EGYPTIAN FAIENCE 1. Hippopotamus with lotus flowers, buds, and leaves, XII dyn. 7^4x10. 2. Ointment vase with lotus flowers (Carnarvon Collec­ tion), XXVI dyn. 10x6^4- 3. Lotiform cup, with scenes from a marsh, in low relief (Carnarvon Collection), XIX-XX dyn. 10x6%. 4. The god Thoth as an ibis with the "feather of truth" and the "golden Horus," inlays (Carnarvon Collection), late dynastic period. 7^4x10. 5. Figure representing "millions of years," inlay (Car­ narvon Collection), late dynastic period. 9*4x8. 6. Ram feeding from a lotus-shaped manger (Carnarvon Collection), I cent. A.D. 7*4XIO. Series VIII. NEAR EASTERN MINIATURES 1. Rustam Capturing the Horse Raksh, Persian, begin­ ning of XV cent. "jY^lYi- 2. Dervishes Dancing, Persian, school of Bihzad, end of XV cent. 10x7*4. 3. King Darius and the Herdsman, probably by Shaikh- zadah Mahmud, Persian, early XVI cent. IOXJY- 4. Laila and Majnun in Love at School, Persian, from a MS. dated 1525. 10x7^.

*Measuremcnts are in inches, the height first. 18 COLOR PRINTS PUBLISHED BY THE MUSEUM

5. Genre Scene, Persian, school of Bukhara, end of XVI cent. 7x5.* 6. Ayar Brings Mahiya into Town, illustration from the Romance of Amir Hamzah, Indian, Mughal school, period of Akbar (1 556-1605). 9^x7*4. " VERMEER COLOUR PRINTS " (made by Thomas M. Cleland, 1913) Reproductions of paintings. Each is mounted on a card, 20x1 5^4 in.> and covered with a tissue bearing a descrip­ tion of the subject. Price, $1.00 each; mailing charge, 25 cents. Unmounted, 50 cents each; mailing charge, 10 cents. 1. Vermeer, Johannes. Young Woman with a Water Jug. Dutch. 13x1134. 2. Manet, Edouard. Boy with a Sword. French. 15x10^4. 3. Canaletto. The Piazzetta, Venice. Italian. 12*4xl2*4. 4. Credi, Lorenzo di. Madonna Adoring the Child. Italian. Diam. I2j4 in- MISCELLANEOUS THE AMERICAN WING, showing the fagade of the Wing when it formed the front of the United States Branch Bank on Wall Street. Drawn by Thomas M. Cleland. Reduction, reproduced by the Pynson Printers from pro­ cess plates with water colors, of the lithograph listed on page 30 (no. 1). 7/4x5^4 in., on mat 10*^x7^4 in. Price, 35 cents; mailing charge, 10 cents. EGYPTIAN WALL PAINTINGS. Reproductions of Egyptian wall paintings from water colors of the originals in the tomb of two sculptors, Thebes (1385-1370 B.C.), the tomb of User-het, Thebes (1313-1292 B.C.), and the tomb of Apuy, Thebes (1292-1225 B.C). Each is cover­ ed with a tissue bearing a description of the subject. Plates nos. I, 2, 3 (out of print), 5, 10 by Emery Walker, London; no. 4 by Albert Frisch, Berlin. Size of

^Measurements are in inches, the height first.

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mounts, 14^4x19 in. Price, $3.00 each (no. 10, $2.50); mailing charge, 25 cents. 1. Hosts Served with Drink at a Banquet (tomb of two sculptors). 12x8^4.* 2. Farewell to the Dead (tomb of two sculptors). 5%x I2ji 4. The Dead Enjoying Rest and Refreshment in Their Garden (tomb of User-het). 10^x13. 5. Procession of Worshipers with Gifts (tomb of User- het). 7^x13%. 6. Priest and His Family at Worship (tomb of User-

het). 8^xi3M- 7. Story of the Vintage (tomb of Apuy). &YX12Y- 8. Harvest is Over (tomb of Apuy). 6^4x12^4. 9. Fishing in the Swamps (tomb of Apuy). ^Yxxx^Yz- 10. Music and Dancing (tomb of Nakhte). 13^x9^4. Published: The Tomb of Nakht at Thebes, The Tomb of Two Sculptors at Thebes, and Two Ramesside Tombs at Thebes, by Norman de Garis Davies {Robb de Peyster Tytus Memorial Series, vols. I, IV, and V), M. M. of A., 1917, 1925, and 1927.

THE LIBYAN SIBYL, by Michelangelo, facsimile of the original study in red chalk (owned by the Museum) for the figure on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. 11 ^4x8 Y\ in.; leaf, 14^x10^4 in. Price, $1.00; mailing charge, 10 cents.

*Measurements are in inches, the height first.

20 COLOR PRINTS NOT PUBLISHED BY THE MUSEUM COLOR PRINTS SOLD BUT NOT PUB­ LISHED BY THE MUSEUM

These color prints of paintings in the Museum collections, though not published by the Museum, may be purchased from the Museum at its Information Desk or by mail. The size given is in each case the dimensions of the print itself, not the leaf, in inches, height first. The following abbreviations are used: A. Ex. Art Extension Society, Westport, Connecticut, Artext prints. A. JUN. Art Extension Society, Westport, Connecticut, Artext Junior prints. A.N. Art News, 136 East 57th Street, New York City. ASH. David Ashley, Inc., 230 Fifth Avenue, New York City. B.R. Brown-Robertson Company, 33 West 34th Street, New York City, Museum prints. JAF. Arthur Jaffe, Inc., 3 East 28th Street, New York City. K.T. Kemper-Thomas Company, Norwood Park, Cin­ cinnati, Ohio. MED. Hale, Cushman & Flint, Inc., 489 Fifth Avenue, New York City, Medici prints. N.Y.G. New York Graphic Society, Inc., 10 West 33d Street, New York City. PIPER. Piper-Drucke, Munich, Germany. Purchased from R. Lesch, 225 Fifth Avenue, New York City. R. & R. Raymond & Raymond, 40 East 49th Street, New York City. U.S.P. & L. United States Printing & Lithograph Com­ pany, 105 Hudson Street, New York City.

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ARTIST AND SUBJECT PUBLISHER SIZE PRICE Abbey: King Lear* B. R. cYiKlzVi $.50 Abbey: King Lear R. &R. •9/4x45*4 20.00 Abbey: King Lear R. &R. "y&rfA 7.50 Alexander: The Ring* B. R. 10*4x7^4 •So Bastien-Lepage: Joan of Arc A. Ex. 8x9 Bastien-Lepage: Joan of Arc A. I UN. •;.02° Bastien-Lepage; Joan of Arc* i*M B. R. sy2xgy2 .50 Beaux: Ernesta B. R. 11*4x624 .50 Beechey: Portrait of a Lady* B. R. 10x8 .50 Bingham: Fur Traders De­ scending the Missouri R. &R. l8x22*/> 12.00 Bonheur: Horse Fair A. JUN. '•54x4 .02 Bonheur: Horse Fair* B. R. .50 Bonnat: Roman Girl at 5J4xn Fountain U. S. P. & L. 10x6 1.00 British School: Miss Baring* B. R. 10x8 .50 Bronzino: Portrait of a Young Man R. &R. 37J4x29j4 20.00 Bruegel: Harvesters PIPER 2lf«X29j4 12.00 Brush: In the Garden U. S. P. &L. 28x12 2.00 Cezanne: Landscape R. &R. 25KX32 20.00 Cezanne: UEstaque R. &R. 25^x35^ 20.00 Chase: Still Life* B. R. sy4x9y2 .50 Claude Lorraine, copy after: David at the Cave of • A dull am* B. R. 6y2xn .50 David: Mile du Val d'Ognes B. R. 10x8 .50 Degas: Woman with Chrysanthemums R. &R. 28^x35^ 20.00 Foster: In the Connecticut Hills V. S. P. &L. 12x23-4 10.00 Greco, El: Toledo R. &R. 24J4X22J4 12.00 Hals: Portrait of a Woman* B. R. 10x8 .50 Hassam: Golden Afternoon, Oregon R. &R. 29l/2X193A 18.00 Hawthorne: Trousseau U. S. P. &L. 22X22 2.00 Homer: Flower Garden JAK. IJXlS 6.00 Homer: Moonlight, Wood's Island Light A. Ex. 7^x94 .50 Homer: Moonlight, Wood's Island Light A. JUN. 2-4x3K .02 *The Brown-Robertson Company also publishes a reproduction of this painting in the "Museum miniature size," about 3x4 in. This size is not on sale at the Museum but may be ordered direct from the publisher.

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Homer: Northeaster* B. R. 7j4xio-4 -50 Homer: Northeaster R. & R. 25^x3754 18.00 Hoppner: Mrs. Garden and Her Children B. R. 10x8 .50 Inness: Autumn Oaks U. S. P. & L. 11x17 2.00 Inness: Peace and Plenty* B. R. 7j4xio}/2 .50 Inness: Peace and Plenty N. Y. G. 19x28 10.00 Inness: Peace and Plenty JAF. 31x4454 20.00 Inness: Peace and Plenty K. T. 854xi i54 .50 Inness: Peace and Plenty K. T. 554x854 .25 Inness: Spring Blossoms U. S. P. & L. 19x28 2.00 Israels: Expectation B. R. 10x7^ .50 Kendall-.Psyeht U. S. P. & L. 94x7^ 1.00 Kent: Winter R. & R. 27^x36 18.00 LaFarge: Muse of Painting B. R. 10x7% .50 Lawrence: Calmady Children A. Ex. 85^x85^ .50 Lawrence: Calmady Children A. JUN, 25^x2^ .02 Lawrence: Calmady Children R. & R. 30^x3054 18.00 Lawrence: Calmady Children N. V. O. 20x20)4 10.00 Lcloir: Drink of Milk U. S. P. & L. 6x9 1.00 Lhermitte: Among the Lowly 15. R. 9/4x84 .50 Maes: Girl Peeling Apples* B. R. 94x8 .50 Manet: Boy with Sword* B. R. i°/4x7/4 .50 Martin: Harp of the Winds- A View of the Seine* B. R. 7}ixioy2 .50 Massys, Cornells: Arrival at Bethlehem R. & R, 21/^x29^ I J.00 Mauve: Return to the Fold A. Ex. 554xio ,zo Mauve: Return to the Fold A. JUN. 2*4X3-4 .02 Mauve: Twilight* B. R. io54x75^ .50 Metcalf: North Country R. & R. 305^x344 18.00 Nichols: End of the Hunt R. & R, 195/1x26 10.00 Rcgnault: Salome* B. R. 11/4x7/4 .50 Rembrandt: Old Woman Cutting Her Nails* B. R. 10x8 .50 Rembrandt: Portrait of the Admiral's Wife R. & R. 364x2914 20.00 Renoir: By the Seashore A. N. 8xioi4 .25 Reynolds: Gcorgiana Elliott R. & R. 2954x24-4 15-00 Reynolds: Georgiana Elliott U. S. P. & L. 10x12 1.00 Reynolds: Lady Smith and Her Children A. Ex. 10x8 .50 *The Brown-Robertson Company also publishes a reproduction of this painting in the "Museum miniature size," about 3x4 in. This size is not on sale at the Museum but may be ordered direct from the publisher. 23 REPRODUCTIONS ON SALE

Reynolds, copy after: Infancy (Master Hare)* B. R. 9^x8 .50 Reynolds, copy after: Infancy (Master Hare) u S. P. & L. 11^X9% 1.00 Rossetti: Lady Lilith\ p. ED. 1754x14^4 5.00 Rousseau: Edge of the Woods* B R. 7^xio5i .50 Rousseau: Edge of the Woods U S. P. & L. 8-4x13^ 1.00 Rubens: Wolf- and Fox-Hunt* B . R.. 7x11 •50 Sargent: Willtam M. Chase* I! R. 11x714 .50 Schreyer: Arabs on March* li R. 6;4xii .50 Sebastiano del Piombo: Christopher Columbus* B R. 954x8 .50 Shannon: Fairy Tales* B R. 754xio .50 Stuart: George Washington* (Carroll) B R. 954x8 .50 Stuart: George Washington (Carroll) U S. P. & L. 14x11 1.00 Stuart: George Washington ( Gibbs-C hanning-A very) A. Ex. 9-4x854 .50 Stuart: George Washington ( Gibbs-C hanning-Avery) A JUN. 3/4x3 .02 Stuart: George Washington (Gibbs-C hanning-Avery) R &R. 2954x24 15.00 Sully: Major Biddle N y. c 23x28 12.00 Thayer: Young Woman A. JUN. 3j4x2-4 .02 Thayer: Young Woman* B. R. 10x754 .50 Thoma: At Lake of Garda* B. R. 10x8 .50 Turner: Grand Canal, Venice R &R. 2954x3954 20.00 Van Dyck, school of: Children of Charles I A. JUN. s 54x9-4 .50 Velazquez: PhilipIV of Spain B. R. 11x554 .50 Velde: Entrance to a Dutch Port* B. R. 8x9-4 .50 Vermeer: Lady with Lute A. Ex. 954x8 .50 Vermeer: Lady with Lute A- JUN. 3x254 .02 Vermeer: Young Woman with Water Jug B. R. 954x854 .50 Vermeer: Young Woman with Water Jugt M ED. 17/4x1554 10.00 *The Brown-Robertson Company also publishes a reproduction of this painting in the "Museum miniature size," about 3x4 in. This size is not on sale at the Museum but may be ordered direct from the publisher. tThis print is not kept in stock but may be ordered through the Museum. 24 COLOR PRINTS NOT PUBLISHED BY THE MUSEUM

Watteau: Le Me%zetin ASH. 2o4xi6 7.50 Watts: The Old Bridge A. E. P 7/4xn .50 Wyant: Forenoon in the Adirondacks* B. R 754xio .50 Ziigel: Oxen Fording Stream U.S. P. &L. 8XIIJ4 1.00

LANTERN SLIDES The Museum is prepared to sell lantern slides, made by its photographer, of objects in its own collections for which negatives exist, but not from illustrations in books or from photographs. Price, uncolored, $.55 each in Mu­ seum binding, $.50 each in commercial binding; colored (Agfa plates), $5.00 each; shipping charge extra. Auto- chromes in size 8x10 in. (Agfa plates) will be made to order. Price, $20.00 each; shipping charge extra.

PHOTOGRAPHS OF OBJECTS BELONGING TO THE MUSEUM No complete catalogue of Museum photographs is pub­ lished, but a file of record photographs is kept at the Information Desk, where it is freely available to the public, and the consultation of this file is recommended as the most satisfactory method of selecting photographs. Part II of i4 Cyclopedia of Reproductions on Sale lists the photographs made by the Museum of the American and European paintings of the XIV to XX century and the American and European sculpture of the XVIII to XX century in its collections. Part IV of A Cyclopedia of Reproductions on Sale is a selective list of photographs and publications illustrating history and daily life from ancient times to the XIX century and a list of photographs The Brown-Robertson Company also publishes a reproduction of this painting in the "Museum miniature size," about 3x4 in. This size is not on sale at the Museum but may be ordered direct from the publisher.

25 REPRODUCTIONS ON SALE of costume dolls. Publications which give further sugges­ tions as to the material in the Museum are noted on pages 3-4- At the request of the purchaser, the Museum will make selections of photographs in a given field, provided that the order states the number of photographs and the size and finish desired. At least ten days should be allowed for filling an order, as prints are not usually kept in stock. Photographs may be used for publication with the credit line, Courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Two STOCK SIZES. Photographs of almost every object belonging to the Museum, except casts and prints, have been made by the Museum photographer, Edward Milla, in two sizes as follows: Unmounted Mounted Sheet Dull or Dull or Size Glossy Gray Sepia Glossy Gray Sepia 4x5 $.10 $.15 $.15 $.20 8x10 •3 5 -40 .50 .60 Mailing charge, 4x5, unmounted, 5 cents, mounted, 10 cents. Mailing charge, 8x10, unmounted, 10 cents, mounted, 15 cents.

ENLARGEMENTS. En largements may be ordered in size and finish as follows Unmounted Mounted Sheet Dull or Dull or Size Glossy Gray Sepia Glossy Gray Sepia 1 ox 12 $1.25 $1.50 $1.50 $1.75 11x14 1.50 2.00 1-75 2.25 14x17 3.00 3-50 3-40 3-90 18x22 4.00 5.00 4.60 5.60 20x24 5.00 6.00 5.80 6.80 26 PHOTOGRAPHS OF MUSEUM OBJECTS

The mailing charge for the enlargement varies in accord­ ance with its size and the distance it is to be sent. Enlargements mounted on muslin may be obtained at special prices. NEGATIVES. Negatives (with one print) of special views or of objects not photographed by the Museum will be made to order in the following sizes: 4x5- $1.50 .. 5x7 2.00 8x10 3.50 10x12 7.00 11x14 9.00 14x17 10.00 18x22 15.00 20x24 20.00 Mailing charge, 4x5, 5 cents; 8x10 and larger, 10 cents. PHOTOGRAPHIC POSTCARDS. See under POSTCARDS.

PHOTOGRAPHS OF OBJECTS ON LOAN IN THE MUSEUM

Photographs of objects on loan in the Museum are sold only when the written permission of the lender is on file at the Museum. In many instances this permission has already been secured by the Museum, and if the object has been photographed prints may then be purchased at the prices listed above under Photographs of Objects Belong­ ing to the Museum, Two Stock Sizes. If this permission is not already on file at the Museum it must be obtained bv the individual who desires to purchase photographs. A letter addressed to the lender in care of the Museum will be forwarded. If the object has not been photographed, the charge for the making of a negative and one print is as listed above under Photographs of Objects Belonging to the Museum, Negatives. /r 27 REPRODUCTIONS ON SALE

PHOTOSTATS Photostat copies in dull or glossy finish of prints, photo­ graphs, and illustrations in books in the Museum Library or Department of Prints or of other Museum material lending itself to this form of reproduction, made by the Museum photographer, may be obtained as follows: Sheet Positive and Negative Size Negative Only 9j4xi2 $.50 $.30 14x18 .70 .50 Mailing charge, 15 cents. These prices apply when the reproduction is of the same size as the original. An additional charge of 10 cents is made for each enlargement or reduction.

PICTURE BOOKS A series of pamphlets, each containing twenty full-page illustrations in collotype and a brief introduction. i2mo. Price, $.25 each; mailing charge, 5 cents. Italian Renaissance Sculpture. 1933. The American Wing (views of rooms). 1933. The Acanthus Motive in Decoration. 1934. Historical Arms and Armor. 1935. Islamic Pottery of the Near East. 1936. The Private Life of the Ancient Egyptians. 1936. Roman Art. 1936. Egyptian Statues and Statuettes, 1937. Eighteenth-Century Costume in Europe, 1937. The Unicorn Tapestries, 1938. The Christmas Story in Art, 1938. Eminent Americans, 1939. Views of the Museum and The Cloisters, 1939.

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POSTCARDS The prices of the postcards sold by the Museum are as follows: Single cards, photographic $.05 Single cards, color .10 Sets, collotype or halftone, 6 cards . i 5 Sets, collotype, 12 cards .30 Sets, photogravure, 6 cards .10 Mailing charge for one card, 3 cents; for several or for a set, 5 cents. A list of these cards is published as Part III of A Cyclo­ pedia of Reproductions on Sale, which will be sent on request.

PRINTS ETCHINGS Etchings by Jules Jacquemart from paintings in the Mu­ seum. Published: London, P. and D. Colnaghi and Co., 1874. Sheet size, 13^x19 in. Price, $ 1.00 each; $ 10.00 for the set of ten; mailing charge, 15 cents. 1. Berchem, Claes. Rest. Dutch. 2. Vries, Adriaen de. Dutch Gentleman. Dutch. 3. Greuze, J. B. Study for a head in The Father's Curse. French. 4. Hals, Frans, the Younger. Hille Babbe. Dutch. 5. Heemskerck, Martin van. Portrait (Jacob Willemsz. van Veen). Dutch. 6. Jordaens, Jacob. St. John Visiting the Infant Jesus. Flemish. 7. Kalf, Willem. Interior of a Dutch Kitchen. Dutch. 8. Strigel, Bernhard. Portrait of a German Lady. German. 9. Goyen, Jan van. The Moerdyck. Dutch. 10. Heist, B. van der. Dutch Burgomaster. Dutch.

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LITHOGRAPHS 1. The American Wing, showing the fajade of the Wing when it formed the front of the United States Branch Bank on Wall Street. Drawn in color by Thomas M. Cleland, made by Peter J. Carey. Size, 4lj4x29j4 in. Price, $1.00; mailing charge, 25 cents. 2. Story-Hours for Children. Drawn in color by Florence Wyman Ivins, made by Robert A. Welcke. Size, 41x27 in. Price, $5.00; mailing charge, 25 cents.

WOODCUTS Two prints by Albrecht Diirer (1471-1528), from elec­ trotypes of the original woodblocks in the Museum, the more obvious wormholes and breaks in the originals having been repaired on the electrotypes by Rudolph Ruzicka, 1921. Sheet size, I7j4xi2}4 m- Price> $2.00 each; $3.00 for the two; mailing charge, I 5 cents. 1. Martyrdom of St. Catherine. 2. Samson and the Lion.

WOOD ENGRAVINGS Views of The Cloisters, from the wood engravings in color by Rudolph Ruzicka. Sheet size, 9*4 x 6^4 in. Price, $1.00 each; mailing charge, 10 cents. 1. The Cuxa Cloister. 2. The Trie Cloister; the fountain. 3. The Bonnefont Cloister; the garden court.

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MUSEUM SALE CATALOGUES

Any of the following folders may be secured at the Information Desk or by mail on request addressed to the Secretary of the Museum.

A CYCLOPEDIA OF REPRODUCTIONS ON SALE A classified list of the reproductions sold at the Mu­ seum. In four parts, issued separately. PART I —General Information PART II —Photographs: American and European Paint­ ings, XIV to XX Century, and American and European Sculpture, XVIII to XX Century PART III—Postcards PART IV—Photographs and Publications Illustrating His­ tory and Daily Life from Ancient Times to the XIX Century Including Photographs of Costume Dolls

PUBLICATIONS ON SALE A classified list of the books sold at the Museum—those published at the Museum and a few by other publishers —giving size, number of illustrations, price, and in some cases a brief description. THE MUSEUM PRESS