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Lending Institution/Applicant Item(s) Purpose Date Issued The Hugh Lane Gallery Painting (portrait of a lady – Mrs. Lionel Phillips) For temporary exhibition at the 11/01/2013 Yale Centre, Connecticut The Chester Beatty Library Pair of Japanese 17th Century Handscrolls (2 scrolls) For temporary exhibition at the 05/02/2013 Kyoto National Museum, Japan Sotheby's Painting 'Punch Bowl' by artist Jean –Michel Basquiat For sale at auction 07/02/2013 The Chester Beatty Library 22 works (both bound manuscripts and mounted folios detached For temporary exhibition at the 16/07/2013 from bound manuscripts) Smithsonian The National Gallery of Ireland Portrait of a Musician by Filippino Lippi For temporary exhibition at the 25/07/2013 Huntingtonm Galley, California The Hugh Lane Gallery Painting ‘The Artist’s Studio’ by Whistler For temporary exhibition at the 22/08/2013 Smithsonian Williams & Hill Painting ‘Thatched Cottages with Lakes and Mountains Beyond’ by Sold at auction 22/08/2013 Paul Henry The National Museum of Ireland Stone Platter by Charles Edenshaw (decorated) For temporary exhibition at the 17/10/2013 Vancouver Art Gallery The National Gallery of Ireland "The Palace of Mycenas, Tivoli and the Distant View of Rome" oil on For temporary exhibition at Yale 01/11/2013 canvas also "The Temple of Sibyl, Tivoli," oil on canvas The Hugh Lane Gallery Black and white photograph of Lucian Freud on a bed. For temporary exhibition at 29/01/2014 MOMA, NY Merrion Propery Group 2 paintings oil on Canvas by Robert Crone For temporary exhibition at Yale 05/02/2014 The Academy of St Martin in the Fields, A light wood coloured, well varnished violin. To perform as part of an 11/02/2014 orchestra tour with the Academy of St Martin in the Fields Orchestra The National Gallery of Ireland painting entitled "Portrait of Dona Antonia Zárate" For temporary exhibition at the 21/02/2014 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Private individual 2 Manuscripts also family Seal in ring form In order to retain ownership of 28/03/2014 family heirlooms by direct descendent of original owner. Private individual Mortar samples from Molana Abbey, Co. Waterford. To take small samples of historic 16/05/2014 mortar from discrete locations for chemical and geological analysis about the site’s archaeological history. The Hugh Lane Gallery 7 Paintings by Francis Bacon, Oil on Canvas For temporary exhibition at the 22/10/2014 Hermitage, St. Petersburg The Hugh Lane Gallery 15.C type Prints in aluminium photographs of Francis Bacon Studio For temporary exhibition at the 22/10/2014 Hermitage, St. Petersburg The Hugh Lane Gallery 45 Archive items from Francis Bacon Studio For temporary exhibition at the 22/10/2014 Hermitage, St. Petersburg The National Museum of Ireland Rifle Westerly Richards Percussion, N.Y. Fenian Volunteers Bayonet For temporary exhibition at Parks 17/12/2014 N.Y. Fenian Volunteers Tunic , Irish Republician Army Canada Constantine Ireland: Crossroads of Art and Design, 1690-1840 March 17 2015 For temporary exhibition at the 30/12/2014 –June 7 2015 fourteen works owned by Mr. Krehbiel. Art Institute of Chicago Constantine Ireland: Crossroads of Art and Design, 1690-1840 March 17 2015 For temporary exhibition at the 30/12/2014 –June 7 2015 five works owned by Mr. Krehbiel. Art Institute of Chicago Constantine Ireland: Crossroads of Art and Design, 1690-1840 March 17 2015 For temporary exhibition at the 30/12/2014 –June 7 2015 four works owned by Mr. Ryan. Art Institute of Chicago Constantine Ireland: Crossroads of Art and Design, 1690-1840 March 17 2015 For temporary exhibition at the 30/12/2014 –June 7 2015 thirteen works owned by Mr. Krehbiel. Art Institute of Chicago The Chester Beatty Library Bound Manuscripts and Folios detached from bound manuscripts and For temporary exhibition at 20/01/2015 albums MOMA, NY The National Museum of Ireland NMI.AE:1882.3897 Native Alaskan Visor also an NMI.AE: 1882, 3876 For temporary exhibition at 13/03/2015 Nulth Whaler's Hat Anchorage Museum Private individual J.J. O’Kelly Archive Sold to University of Notre Dame, 08/05/2015 IN The National Museum of Ireland Collection of archaeological objects made of stone Temporary export for analysis 15/05/2015 and research at Universite De Montreal The National Gallery of Ireland painting oil on canvas "Jacobs Blessing the Sons of Joseph"by Temporary export for 27/08/2015 Guercino conservation and research The National Gallery of Ireland 1 painting oil on canvas "Figures by a Coffin - a scene from the For temporary exhibition at 24/09/2015 Collegians by Daniel MacDonald (1821-1853) Ireland's Great Hunger Museum, Connecticut The Chester Beatty Library bound manuscripts and films detached from bound manuscripts and For temporary exhibition at the 25/09/2015 albums that Chester Beatty Library Rijksmuesuem The Chester Beatty Library Johangir Wearing A Tie – dyed Patka' Gold and coloured pigments on For temporary exhibition at the 29/09/2015 paper c. 9.1x10.3cm (valuation: €375,000.00) Rijksmuesuem County Museum, Dundalk Smith & Wesson Tip up, No 2 old model Revolver – 32 calibre Return to owner 13/11/2015 The National Gallery of Ireland painting "Jacob Blessing the Sons of Joseph Temporary export for 17/11/2015 conservation and research Crawford Art Gallery Legeia" and "The Pit and the Pendulum" For temporary exhibition at the 24/11/2015 McMullen Musuem, Boston Private individual works by Dorm Allen Reeves, Phoebe Anna Traquair, Harry Clarke For temporary exhibition at the 09/12/2015 and Dun Emer Guild McMullen Musuem, Boston Royal Irish Academy Senate Casket and Signature Roll of the First Senate For temporary exhibition at the 09/12/2015 McMullen Musuem, Boston The National Museum of Ireland various artefacts For temporary exhibition at the 09/12/2015 McMullen Musuem, Boston NCAD the Baptism of St. Patrick" by the artist Harry Clarke For temporary exhibition at the 16/12/2015 McMullen Musuem, Boston Constantine 18th Century Chair made by Thomas Chippendale Donation by owner to the Art 16/12/2015 Institue of Chicage Magtrans Ltd. Oil Painting " Thinking of Gobnait" For temporary exhibition at the 16/12/2015 McMullen Musuem, Boston UCC various artefacts For temporary exhibition at the 22/12/2015 McMullen Musuem, Boston The Chester Beatty Library Bound Manuscripts and Folios detached from bound manuscripts and For temporary exhibition at the 08/01/2016 albums Met, NY The National Museum of Ireland Copper alloy enamelled shrine mount of early medieval date Comparative research at Museum 27/01/2016 of Fine arts, Boston De Búrca Rare Books A collection of books, manuscripts, photos, medals and ephemera Purchased by Boston College 09/01/2016 items of Mollie Gill The National Museum of Ireland 2 Glass Blaschka Models For temporary exhibition at the 25/04/2016 Corning Musuem of Glass, NY Whyte & Sons Auctioneers Ltd Copy of the 1916 Proclamation Purchased at auction 18/05/2016 The National Museum of Ireland Collection of teeth and bone Archeaolgical analysis at Peabody 24/08/2016 Musuem Adams & Sons Padraig Pearse (1879-1916) Surrender Order Easter 1916 Written in The owner is requesting to 30/03/2017 to take effect Ink on Paper remove the item from the State from 16/12/2017 to his place of residence The National Museum of Ireland Collection of teeth and bone Archeaolgical analysis at Arizona 06/07/2017 State University The Chester Beatty Library Folios Jujhar Singh Bundela kneels in submission and Arwangzib as a For temporary exhibition at the 13/07/2017 young prince Getty Private individual Listed of books dating from 1964 to 1967 Sold to Beinecke Library, 27/07/2017 Connecticut The National Gallery of Ireland Johannes Vermeer, Woman Writing a Letter, with her Maid ; Gabriel For temporary exhibition at the 27/07/2017 Metsu Man writing a letter and Woman reading a letter. 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