A Slide Classification System for the Organization and Autol.Atic Indexing of Interdisciplinary Collections of Slides and Pictures

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AUTHOR Simons, Wendell W.; Tansey, Luraine C. TITLE A Slide Classification System for the Organization and AutoL.atic Indexing of Interdisciplinary Collections of Slides and Pictures. INSTITUTION California Univ., Santa Cruz. SPONS AGENCY Council on Library Resources, Inc., Washington, D.C. PUB DATE Aug 70 NOTE 244p.

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ABSTRACT Almost all disciplines make extensive us,. of the resources provided by slide libraries and picture collections. Growing demands for pictorial material have stimulated a concern for making slide and picture collections more useful and more usable by better physical arrangement and more thorough indexing. The system provides a classification scheme for the organization of general collections of slides and pictures with a broad subject coverage as opposed to the more typical slide classification system which deals with a single subject field.A suggested method of automatic indexing is included. This document will be useful to builders of general collections, and is published as a tool for libraries and other collectors of slides and pictures who have had no ready-made system of cJassification available. (Author/SG) U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. EDUCATION WELFARE OFFICE OF EDUCATION THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRODUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM THE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINATING IT. POINTS OF VIEW OH OPINIONS STATED DO NOT NECES SARILY REPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDU CATION POSITION OR POLICY

A SLIDE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM co co 4- for the Organization and o Automatic Indexing of Interdisciplinary Collections of Slides and Pictures

August 197o

WENDELL W. SIMONS LURAINE C. TANSEY Assistant University Librarian Slide Librarian University of California, Santa Cruz

Work Conducted Under Grants from THE COUNCIL ON LIBRARY RESOURSES 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Acknowledgements ii

The Need for a New Classification 1

A Suggested Method of Automatic Indexing 12

Classification Schedules (Summary) 21

History Schedules 23

Art Schedules 61

Science Schedules 115

Appendix I: Expanded Cutter Table for "S" 147

Appendix II: Authority List for Artists' Names 149 index 241

2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The development of this classification scheme was carried out

during 1968 and 1969 under two grants from the Council on Library

Resources. This publication marks the completion of the second phase of the project. We express to the Council our thanks for their confidence

in our proposal.

We would like to acknowledge the faithful and thoughtful work of the project staff -- Josephine Bow, Sara Campbell, Beverly Holbrook,

Sally Tingley, Marie Wallace, and Susan Wooster -- all of whom contri- buted valuable ideas and many hours of patient work. Thanks are also due to volunteers Don and Mary Weed.

We would also like to acknowledge substantive contributions to the body of the work by colleagues in many states and several foreign countries -- artists, curators, historians, librarians, media specialists,

scientists -- G. Thomas Basler, H. G. Dowling, Dorothy Fulton and Hobart van Deusen, American Museum of Natural History, New York; Charles E.

Engel, British Medical Association; Carroll H. Weiss, Camera M. D. Studios,

New York; Ernest H. Boldrick, General Dynamics, San Diego; Cynthia Clark and Wolfgang Freitag, Harvard University, Fogg Museum; Priscilla Farah and Margaret Nolan, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; Lucille Emil,

National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Mountain View, Calif.;

Guido Schoenberger and Craig Hugh Smyth, New York University Institute of

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3 Fine Arts; Kazuko Higuchi, Princeton University; Lynn A. Griner, San

Diego Zoological Gardens; John R. Chipman, Albert Miller and Bill Raub,

San Jose State College; Mina Steinmuller, U. S. Naval Electronics Labor- atory, San Diego; Elaine Davis and Joan Joy, University of California,

Berkeley; Catherine Borka, Esther McCoy and Jean Moore, University of

California, Los Angeles; Barbara Maxwell, University of California,

Riverside; Alfred Strohlein, University of California, San Diego;

Nicholas Burgoyne, Elizabeth Spedding Calciano, Thomas Kinman, John

Knapp, Todd Newberry, Bruce Rosenblum, Michael Starzak, Aaron Waters

and Rulon Watson, University of California, Santa Cruz; Mary Meihack

and Dimitri Tselos, University of Minnesota; Anthony Croghan, Univer-

sity of Sussex; L. D. Brown and Brendan Kelly, University of Toronto;

E. P. van den Heuvel, Utrecht Observatory; and Jeanne Harris, William

Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art, Kansas City.

And our special thanks to Donald T. Clark, University Librarian,

University of California, Santa Cruz, for his encouragement and for his

willingness to have the library's time and resources expended on the

project.

Wendell W. Simons

Luraine Collins Tansey (Mrs. Richard G. Tansey)

iv THE NEED FOR A NEW CLASSIFICATION

Since the advent of television, pictorial materials seem to have taken on even greater importance to teaching in fields outside the normal visual world of the arts. History, anthropology, psychology, the sciences -- almost all disciplines make extensive use of the resources provided by slide libraries and picture collections. Growing demands for pictorial material have stimulated a concern for making slide and picture collections more useful and more usable by better physical arrangement and more thorough indexing. It is to this end that the development of this system is directed.

This is a classification scheme for the organization of general collections of slides and pictures. The term general is used to denote broad subject coverage and to make a clear differentiation between the scope of this work and the more typical slide classification system which deals with a single subject field, such as art.A preliminary edition of this work, which was distributed in January 1969 to a limited audience, was titled

A Universal Slide Classification System. Universality of subject coverage is the ultimate goal, but use of that term at this stage of development might suggest too great a claim for what has been accomplished.

The classification system was developed at the University of California,

Santa Cruz in response to a local need but with the hope that the product would meet the needs of many libraries. Eighteen months of intensive work on the project was supported by grants from the Council on Library Resources.

The basic requirements for a system that were set down before

1 developmental work began were these:

1. The collection, and hence the classification, should be general, encompassing the subject matter of all academic disciplines.

2. The arrangement of the collection should reflect a broad historical, cultural approach to teaching.

3. The filing arrangement of the collection should encourage and facilitate browsing, that is, visual inspection and comparison in the files.

4. In addition to being filed for easy browsing, the collection should be fully cataloged or indexed, preferably by automated means.

To the best of cur knowledge or ability to discover no existing slide or

picture classification system fulfilled all these requirements, particularly

those of generality and indexability.

INTELLECTUAL CONTENT VS. VISUAL CONTENT

Why could not an existing general classification scheme for books be

used for slides and pictures?There is an essential difference. A picture

is more analogous to a sentence or a single word than to a book. It makes

a single statement on a single theme; a book can be encyclopedic in its

coverage or very narrow. Book classifications provide for the very general,

the very specific, and everything between. Classification of slides acid

pictures can make use of only the most specific.

A picture cannot in itself develop a train of thought or a continuity

of ideas. A series of pictures (motion pictures, filmstrips or picture sets)

can easily be classified using the basic tools designed for book classification.

But a single picture or slide is a static object without any function of

sequence or continuity. Books can develop and deliver an explicit message; a

picture's message is entirely in the "eye of the beholder", subject to

many varying and even contradictory interpretations, particularly as it 2 6 is placed in varying sequences with other pictures.

Meaningful classification of pictures, then, demands reliance not on intellectual content of the picture, which is entirely subjective and dependent upon sequential development, but upon the visual content which can more nearly be described with objectivity. For instance, a president of the United States may be photographed while delivering to a college graduating class an address on farm policy.This could be construed as illustrating an aspect of education or of agriculture, and would be so construed by persons with special points of view.But the visual content of the picture is the president himself and the picture becomes a biographical statement about him. It belongs more properly with all other pictures of the-man and his presidency than it does with the subject on which he spoke, ox the locale of his rostrum.

The possible range of visual content is simply not as broad as the range of verbal content in books-- emotions, thoughts, concepts, imagination, speculations; these cannot become the visual content of a picture.The greater part of a typical book classification system therefore has no meaning for picture classification.A portion of one typical schedule from, the 15th Edition of Dewey will illu ,ete the point:

320 POLITICAL SCIENCE .1 Political Theory .15 Origin and Nature of State .157 Sovereignty .158 Unity .9 History of Political Science and History 321 FORM OF STATE AND GOVERNMENT .01 Representative and Non-representative Government .02 Unitary and Fedral Government .021 Federal State

4 .04 World State .07 Ideal State .09 Change of Form of State

...etc.

A text written on any of these subjects could be profusely illustrated with related pictures but in no case could the listed subject be the visual content of a picture. A sovereign, yes -- but the concept of sovereignty, no. This will be true of most of the schedules used for book classification. A classification for visual phenomena must be cast in very concrete terms and this is why it appears necessary to create a separate and special classification system for slides and pictures.

A BASIC HISTORICAL APPROACH

A picture cannot depict the essence of theoretical subjects such as political science, education, religion, philosophy, etc. but only some iolated visual phenomenon -- an event, a person, t. place, a thing -- phenomena that exist in an historical context rather than a theoretical one. The prime delimiters of historical context are time and place, and so time and place are given precedence over subject matter in the classification of pictures or slides. Most of the major subject classes found in the commonly-used book classifications will be found in this scheme, but found occupying a subservient place rather than a primary one.

The primacy of the historical factors reflects not only the inherent qualities of pictorial material, but also a basic need of the academic program at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Many of the "core" courses on this campus make a very broad cultural sweep through "Western

Civilization", "Culture and Society", "Cosmos and the Arts", "The Third

4 World", etc. The interdisciplinary approach to the study of man and the humanities is apparently becoming more widespread. This classification system is designed to serve that trend. Every aspect of life in any particular era or culture is readily discovered in the file; cultures are easily compared and the whole movement of human history is laid out in a logical flow from past to present, from ancient to modern.

Every photograph is, in a very real sense, an historical document for it records some instant, some event, some situation, some person or thing, or some work of art at a particular time and place.Whatever was at that instant is captured on film to stand as an unalterable record of thrlt instant. Representational art likewise serves as a direct documenta- tion of history.Even non-representational art stands as an indirect document because it is a reflection of the culture that spawned it.

ART AND SCIENCE

In all the discussion to this point, it has been implied that pictorial matter of any sortis equally treated from the historical point of view.

In fact, the classification is seen to have three basic divisions, History,

Art and Science. In the beginning, it must be understood that History is a very inadequate term where it is used to label the first third of the classification. Its definition encompasses all subject matter except

Art and Science (which have been pulled out as special cases) but reflects the fact that all the included subjects are expressed in an historical context.

5 Art is a special facet of History.Though the subject content of art may run the gamut from utilitarian artifact to completely imaginative abstraction, it still is a statement of its time and culture.Art has been assigned a large share of the notation capacity in the classification because it seems probable that in any truly general collection, art will be a dominant portion of the collection. Art could have been listed as a subject subdivision in the Historical portion of the classification, along with Agri- culture, Business, etc., but this would have limited the potential capacity of the system.

Art has been placed parallel to History for another reason. In classifying art we observe some subtle variations in the principle of using visual content for the basis of classification.The visual content of a still life may be a bowl of fruit, but the primary concern is not with the painted subject content but rather with the fact of the painting.

A photograph of the Parthenon, even though a record of conditions in the twentieth century, is placed in the Ancient period of Greek Art because our predominant interest is in the creation of the work, not in the later record of it. So in these two examples we see that the work of art itself is considered the visual content and classification centers on when, where, in what medium and by whom it was created.

Science requires yet another treatment. The principles of pure science know no age or national origin and cannot be compartmentalized chronologically or geographically. Therefore, they cannot be treated in the basic historical approach used for History and Art. The primary divisor in Science is

6 subject. In this the classification does not differ greatly from book

classification, but an effort has been made to identify terms that are most meaningful to a pictorial collection. In the field of Science the diagrammatic representation of formulae and principles make the use of

theoretical subject terms more possible than in the social sciences or

humanities.

The discovery of scientific principles, however, can be described in terms of time and place. This forces the difficult choice of whether to

class the act of research and discovery with the theoretical science or whether to place it in the historical context in which it occurred. The

scheme is constructed to accommodate either approach; preference is given to including research with the theory while placing the end product, the

application of science, in its historical environment.

THE SYSTEM

In making use of .-a classification, probably the most difficult

decision to be made is the first, that of determining in which of the three

primary categories a picture should be classed -- History, Art or Science.

A sample list of questions is given below to suggest a method for arriving

at the primary determination.Ask questions in the order indicated until

a "yes" answer results. Go no further.

1. (Assuming some special local-interest archive)Does the slide or picture illustrate any aspect of the history, the people, the environment of the local community or home institution?If no -- proceed to next question. If yes -- class in History using special geographical tables that must be created to suit local conditions.

7 2. Is it a map of an identifiable locale on the Earth? If no - proceed to next question. If yes - class in History. (Extra- terrestrial maps are treated as Astronomy. Theoretical or unidentifiable maps of earth formations may be treated as Earth Sciences.)

3. Is it a work of art? if no - proceed to next question. If yes - class in Art. (Some items may be physically works of art, that is not produced by a camera, but be deemed to have no artistic merit. In such case the items may be considered in light of their historical or scientific content. On the other hand a photograph may be classed as Art if its subject content is indefinable or is clearly subordinate to its artistic qualities.)

4. Does it illustrate the theoretical principles of science, or the intellectual processes of scientific or technological research? (Not the end products of technology, since these are a part of the human environment.)If yes - class in Science. If no ---

5. Anything left over should illustrate some aspect of the history of man, his natural or artificial environment, his institutions, his activities -- class in History.

History remains the miscellaneous catch-all at the bottom of the list.

Since the historical approach is the primary approach of the whole system,

everything is thus classed as history that cannot be positively identified as

an exception.

The questions and their order reflect the collecting policy of the

University of California, Santa Cruz Library. Each user should create his

own priorities to suit local conditions. Many variations are possible in

the application of the system. Even though the classification has been con-

structed with a basic hierarchy of time, place, and subject (or art medium)

in that order, other patterns may be created with great ease. To accommodate

local priorities other libraries may choose to rearrange the primary elements

of the notation to bring geographical division, subject matter, art media or

any other facet to a more dominant position.

8 12 Similarly, History and Art can be more closely integrated by renrranging the prime chronological schedules thus:

(As published) (Alternate arrangement)

HISTORY PREHISTORIC A History A Prehistoric B Art B Ancient ANCIENT C Medieval C History D 15th-16th Centuries D Art E 17th-18th Centuries MEDIEVAL F 19th Century E History G 20th Century F Art H 21st Century 15th-16th CENTURIES G History ART H Art 17th-18th CENTURIES I Prehistoric I History J Ancient J Art K Medieval 19th CENTURY L 15th-16th Centuries K History M 17th-18th Centuries L Art N 19th Century 20th CENTURY P 20th Century M History Q 21st Century N Art 21st CENTURY P History Q Art

The fully developed call number consists of 18 digits arranged in three horizontal rows of six each. (figure 1)Many libraries may find that the top row is encugh to provide the differentiation they need for a small collection. The top row is roughly analogous to the classification number in book classification, the second row to author mark, and the third row to title mark. In History the first six digits delineate chronological period, place and subject; in Art they delineate period, place, medium and style; in Science, subject and where applicable, place.

If a one-line call number is assigned, further control of filing is achieved by filing alphabetically the fifst word spelled out on the slide label. Since this is the word ordinarily coded in the next call number

9 Figure 1

J462RK B962BR Al78AC

The 42onfiguration of the 18-digit CallNumber.

Throughout the classification schedulesthat follow, a block diagram of the call number (similarto this Figure) occurs in the upper right-hand corner of each page. Each diagram identifies the element of the caZZ number that is treatedon that page and, in flipping the pages, the blocksserve as a visual guide for finding various schedules quickly. The 18 digits comprise 10Sort Fields

(as shown below) and the classificationschedules are organised in the order of their correspondingSort Fields.

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10 fieA, the resultant order is the same.

When the full 18-agit call number is used there will be instances where each of the three rows is not filled out completely.Elements of the call number may be dropped from the right-hand end of the row but it is important for filing that whatever elements are used be continuous from the left in each row. For the sake of machine sorting, like elements must be kept in their assigned fields.

CAVEAT

This is not a classification of knowledge, but a structuring of that knowledge that appears capable of pictorial representation. It is not complete. It should not prove useful to collectors of specialized picture collections except as a method for organization and a skeleton upon which to add flesh. Hopefully, it will prove very useful to builders of general collections. It is published as a tool for libraries and other collectors or slides and pictures who have had no ready-made system of classification available before. Every user will expand and improve it.

15 A SUGGESTED METHOD OF AUTOMATIC INDEXING

Ease of cataloging or indexing was one of the basic goals in the development of the Santa Cruz Classification. An automated indexing method was developed concurrently with the classification system that yields catalog-type data as a by-product of classification. The method was designed to force a maximum output in natural language listings from a minimum input effort, utilizing only one punched card per slide. It is described on the following pages as a method, but is not necessarily recommended as the only method. It is, essentially, a method of printing indexes or finding lists to the collection.

If a traditional library approach to cataloging is preferred, it is recommended that use be made of the American Library Association's Anglo-

American Cataloging Rules, Library of Congress Subject Headings, and the

MARC II format for organizing information for data processing applications.

The advantages would be (1) machine-readable data completely compatible with data describing other media, an important point if a library is considering a combined catalog of all media, both print and non-print, and (2) standard- ization in a cataloging system that has national and international acceptance in the book world and is gaining adherents in the audio-visual field. A dis- advantage would seem to be a more costly cataloging process, one out of scale with the relatively low cost of the item being cataloged.Use of Library of

Congress cataloging techniques, however, does not require the use of Library of Congress Classification.The Introduction to this work outlines the reasons

12 why the authors are convinced that the L. C. Classification is not useful for slides or pictures.

A totally different method for the retrieval of slides has been devised and tested by Dr. Robert M. Diamond, Director of the Instructional Resources

Center, State University College, Fredonia, New "ork. Diamond's approach is to assign descriptive "identifiers" to each slide; unlimited numbers of identifiers can be given to any one item. The searcher queries a computer or other retrieval device with the code numbers of the identifiers he is interested in and receives, in return, a coded list of slides that have the desired characteristics. All information is coded and stored mechanically; no natural language catalog or index to the collection results from the process.

Any method of cataloging, indexing or retrieval can be used in conjunction with the Santa Cruz Classification without altering its primary usefulness as a tool for file organization. As an example, though, the Santa Cruz method for creating automatic indexes is described as follows:

The typical 2 x 2 slide with an aperture of 1-3/8 x 7/8 has space for two labels measuring 1-3/4 x 1/2. The top label bears the call number and descriptive information about the content of the slide. The bottom label contains additional information about the location of the object pictured and the source of the slide. (Figure 2)

Each bit of information recorded on the slide labels is also assigned to a corresponding field on a key-punch card. The format of the card has been designed to provide for sorting potential beyond that inherent in the call number. (Figure 3)

13 Figure 2

Fie/d4 1-10: , Field 11: The term that is Ca/ Number J462R.K EXEKIAS coded in Field 5 (in effect, E962B.R ACHILLES & AJAX A178A.0 AMPHORA 530 BC the main entry)

Field 12: The term that is coded in Field 8

Field 13: Date of the work

Field 14: City of present location and collection

Field 15: Source of slide

A typical slide, fully labelled.

Figure 3

8 11 12 13 14 15

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The layout of the punched card, showing the 15 Sort Fields.

18 The encoded information for the sample slide, a Greek vase painting, reveals the following about the slide:

Field 1 -- (J) places the work in the Ancient period of Art History, from the beginning of historic dating to the 3rd Century A.D.

Field 2 -- (462) geographical code for Greece.

Field 3 -- (R) identifies the art medium as ceramic or glassware, done by a known artist.

Field 4 (K) denotes the Archaic style in Greek art, 600-480 B.C.

Field 5 -- (E962) Cutter number for the artist's name, Exekias.

Field 6 -- (B) identifies the Greek vase shape as an Amphora.

Field 7 -- (R) identifies the subject matter depicted on the vase as Mythological.

Field 8 -- (A178) Cutter number for the first word in the title of the work, "Achilles and Ajax Amphora."

Field 9 -- (A) indicates that the picture is a view of the entire work.

Field 10 - (C) indicates that this is the third slide in the file of this view.

Field 11 - (EXEKIAS) the artist's name 'yelled out in full for visual scanning of the index. Field 5 provides the means for mechanical sorting and retrieval.

Field 12 - (ACHILLES AND AJAX AMPHORA) the title in full for visual scanning of the index. Field 8 provides for mechanical sorting and retrieval.

Field 13 - (B530) date of the work, read as 530 B.C.Since no hyphen follows the date it is understood to be a firm date and not an approximation.

Field 14 - (ROME:VAT) indicates that the present location of the work is in Rome at the Vatican.

Field 15 - (B13.2.7) reveals the commercial source of the slide as Budek and the gives the firm's catalog number.

Fields 9 and 10 are devices for arranging a multiplicity of slides of the same object in some meaningful order in the files, but these two fields

"19 have little use as indexing devices. Fields 11 and 12 give the index user an "author-title" display in natural language and are not intended for mechanical sorting.All other Fields, however, have important potential for generating printed indexes to the collection.

Fields on the key-punch card are fixed except that a variable divider

(diagonal line or slash) separates Fields 11 and 12; another separates 14 and 15. These two floating dividers allow better utilization of the very limited space on an 80-column card. Together the terms in Fields 11 and 12 may occupy 32 columns of the card. If one term is short, the other may be lengthened to fill out the space and thus record fuller information.The same is true of Fields 14 and 15. In printing, the 80 columns of punched data are expanded to 120 columns in the print format.This allows adequate spacing to make the printed lists more readable. The computer is programmed to react to the floating dividers (slashes) by moving the following character over to a fixed print field that will line the word up with others above it.

(Figure 4)

Whenever possible, a date is entered in Field 13 to indicate the year of the event pictured or the date of the creation of a work of art.If the date is an estimate, or if a span of several years is indicated, the earliest accepted date is placed in columns 52-55 of the key-punch card and hyphen is entered in column 56. A firm date is entered in columns 52-55 without the following hyphen. B.C. dates in indicated by a preceding B in column 51.

Prehistoric dates that exceed four digits are entered as subsequent scholarship often makes changes in the estimated dates.

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Example of a computer-printed index

in caZZ number order.

This is only one of many possible orders.

17 In Field 14 is entered the location of an historical event or of a fixed work of art; the present location of a movable work of art is used.

City name is preferred (if known) otherwise the next larger political or geographical subdivision is used. Location names are spelled out in full on both the slide label and the key-punch card; they are not Cuttered or otherwise coded. It is possible to sort these names mechanically although the process will be somewhat slower than sorting coded data.In addition to city name, the abbreviated name of a collection may be entered following the city when it is appropriate to a movable work of art.

The 15th Field is used as a record of the source of the slide with the expectation that this information will be useful in reordering or replacing a lost slide.A slide can generally be traced to one of three sources -- a commercial firm's catalog, a local camerman who either took an original picture or copied an illustration from a book, or another slide from which a duplicate was made. Simple codes have been devised for the sources of the Santa Cruz collection; each library using the system can easily construct a system to meet its own needs.

The single-card format was purposely developed to keep the input effort to a minimum. By utilizing follower cards or perhaps other input techniques much fuller output information could be achieved. The example as it is pre- sented here is somewhat analogous to "brief listing" in library cataloging -- it provides a good deal of basic cataloging data with a minimum of effort.

18 For many slides much more data -- important and even vital data -- could be encoded. For instance, group portraits may include dozens of identifiable people but the system as outlined allows for no more than two of them to be identified. A painting of an historical event is dated ac- cording to the date of the work of art, but the historian will also be interested in the date of the event pictured. Especially to encourage inter-disciplinary use of the slide collection, more added entries are called for.

Continuing development of the system might include on-line search and visual display, permuted indexes of multiple-word titles, and expanded printed indexes to include added title and subject descriptors. One of the basic goals of this project was to create a classification scheme that lent itself to both the traditional manual approach to slide retrieval and to the introduction of automated methods. A start has been made, but it is obvious that computer applicationcan be carried much further.

23 SUMMARY OF CLASSIFICATION SCHEDULES

HISTORY

Field 1: Chronological Period 2: Country 3: Subject 4: Subdivision of Subject 5: Primary Key Word 6: Format 7: 8: Secondary Key Word 9: Detail Number 10: Additional Detail Number

ART

Field 1: Chronological Period 2: Country 3: Medium 4: Style 5: Origin (artist or city of origin) 6: Subject 7: Subdivision of Subject 8: Title 9: Detail Number 10: Additional Detail Number

SCIENCE

Field 1: Science Group 2: Country 3: Subject 4: Subdivision of Subject 5: Primary Key Word 6: 7: 8: Secondary Key Word 9: Format 10: Detail Number

22, 24 HISTORY:PERIOD Class Notation HISTORY -- CHRONOLOGICAL PERIODS

Sort Field 1

A Prehistoric (before historic dating)

B Historic dating - 3rd century A.D. Ancient

C4th - 14th centuries. Medieval

D 15th - 16th centuries. Renaissance

E 17th - 18th centuries

F 19th century

G20th century

H21v. century

23 25 HISTORY:COUNTRY Class Notation

HISTORY -- COUNTRY AND GEOGRAPHICAL SUBDIVISIONS

Period Subdivide by Country Sort Field 2

The geographical schedule is constructed to arrange country names alphabetically within each continent. Continents are arranged as follows: 018 AFRICA 150ASIA: NEAR EAST 200 ASIA PROPER. FAR EAST 350EUROPE 554 NORTH AMERICA 800 CENTRAL AMERICA 84oSOUTH AMERICA 865THE OCEANS

Country names, or their equivalents, are given precedence; these stand in a column to the left and are intended as the primary choices in classifying HISTORY and ART slides. Terms indented to the right are terms denoting political divisions either smaller or larger than countries, or describing physical features unrelated to political boundaries.Many of these secondary terms will be needed to give adequate description to maps. In some instances a larger term, such as Africa, must be assigned to an art object when its point of origin cannot be more closely identified. In other instances it may be desirable to make use of smaller subdivisions. United States history might well be subdivided by state, however the. art of the United States is better treaded as a whole. A block of 95 numbers (650-745) is left at the beginning of the states list to allow each U.S. library the option of creating a special schedule for material of local or institutional interest.

In general, current country names are used, thus bringing under one number the whole scope of the ART and HISTORY of a geographical area even though its name may have changed many times through history. Flanders is noted in the list as an exception. The Flemish traditiol in art history is so strong that to call Flemish art Belgian would be completely unacceptable. (See Flanders, 394) A special number is likewise provided for the Etruscan and Roman Empires (472) just ahead of Italy (474).

002 WORLD 003 Unidentified lands 004 Theoretical or sample maps 005 Imaginary lands 007 Northern hemisphere 008 Southern hemisphere 009 Tropics. Torrid zone 010 Temperate zones 011 Polar regions. Frigid zones 012 Antarctica 013 Eastern hemisphere 014 Asia and Africa

25 26 HISTORY:COUNTRY Class Notation HISTORY -- COUNTRY AND GEOGRAPHICAL DIVISIONS

WORLD (continued)

015 Europe and Africa Sort Field 2 016 Eurasia

018 AFRICA 019 Colonies, dependencies, etc. (collectively) 020 British 021 French 022 German 023 Italian 024 Portuguese 025 Spanish 026 Continental and international waters 027 North Africa 028 East Africa 029 Southeast Africa, British East Africa 030 South Africa 031 Central Africa, Equatorial Africa 032 West Africa 033 British West Africa 034 French West Africa

AFRICA BY COUNTRY

036Algeria 038Angola Portuguese West Africa 040 Basutoland 042 Bechuanaland 045 Cameroons. French Cameroons 047 Central African Republic. Ubangi-Shari 049Chad. Tchad 051 Congo. Belgian Congo. Congo Free State. Kongo 053Dahomey 054 Egypt. Nubia 057 Eritrea 059 Ethiopia. Abyssinia 061 French Equatorial Africa. French Congo 063 French Guinea 066French Sudan 068Gabon. Gaboon. Gabun 070 Gambia 072 Ghana. Gold Coast 074 Ivory Coast 077 Kenya. East African Protectorate 079 Liberia 081 Libya 085 Malagasy. Madagascar 088Mauritania 090Morocco. Maroc. Marruecos

26 HISTORY:COUNTRY Class Notation HISTORY -- COUNTRY AND GEOGRAPHICAL DIVISIONS

AFRICA BY COUNTRY (continued)

092 Mozambique. Mocambique. Portuguese East Africa Sort Field 2 095 Niger 097 Nigeria 099 Nyasaland. Central African Protectorate 101 Portuguese Guinea 103 Rhodesia. Southern Rhodesia 106 Senegal 108 Sierra Leone 110 Somali. Somaliland 111 French Somaliland 113 Southwest Africa. Suidwes-Afrika 116 Spanish Guinea. Equatorial Guinea 117 Fernando Poo 118 Rio Muni 120 Spanish Sahara. Rio de Oro. Saguiet et Hamra 122 Sudan. Anglo-Egyptian 125 Swaziland 127 Tanzania. Tanganyika. German East Africa 129 Togo 131 Tunisia. Tunis 133 Uganda 136 Union of South Africa 137 Cape of Good Hope. Cape Province 138Orange Free State 139 Natal 140Transvaal. South African Republic 142 Zambia. Northern Rhodesia 144 Zanzibar

150ASIA: NEAR EAST. MIDDLE EAST. LEVANT 151 Bible lands 152 Mohammedan Empire. Caliphate 153 United Arab Republic 154 Arabian Peninsula

ASIA: NEAR EAST BY COUNTRY

156 Aden. South Arabia 158 Armenia. Armenian S.S.R. 162 Azerbaijan. Azerbaidzhan S.S.R. 166 Bahrein 168 Cyprus 170 Georgia. Georgian S.S.R. 172 Iran. Persia 174 Iraq. Mesopotamia 176 Israel. Palestine. Judea

27 HISTORY:COUNTRY Class Notation HISTORY -- COUNTRY AND GEOGRAPHICAL DIVISIONS

ASIA: NEAR EAST BY COUNTRY (continued)

178Jordan. Transjordan. Hashimite Sort Field 2 180 Kuwait. Kuweit 182 Oman 184 Qatar 186 Saudi Arabia 190 Syria 192 Trucial Oman 194 Turkey. Ottoman Empire. Asia Minor. Anatolia 196 Yemen

200ASIAPROPER. FAR EAST 201 Continental waters and international rivers 202 Central Asia 203 Far East 204 South Central Asia 205 Southeast Asia. Farther India. Indochina 206 Western Asia

ASIA BY COUNTRY

208 Afghanistan 210 Baluchistan 212 Bhutan 214 Burma 215 Cambodia 216 Ceylon 218 China 219 Chinese Empire, outlying and former dependencies 220 Leased territories in China 222 East Indies. Netherlands Indies. Republic of Indonesia 224 Bali 226 Borneo 227 Celebes 229Java and Madura. Madoera 230Lesser Sunda Island 232 Moluccas. Spice Island 233Sumatra 235 Timor 2j6 Hongkong (Colony and Island) i38 India 239 Southern India 240 Western India 241 Central India 242 Northern India 243 Eastern India 244Andaman and Nicobar Islands 246 French India 248 Portuguese India 28 HISTORY:COUNTRY Class Notation HISTORY -- COUNTRY AND GEOGRAPHICAL DIVISIONS

ASIA BY COUNTRY (continued)

250Japan Sort Field 2 251 Japanese Empire, colonies, dependencies, etc. (Collectively) 253 North Japan. Hokkaido. Yezo 254 Central Japan. Honshu. Hondo 255 South Japan. Kyushu and Shikoku 258 Korea. Chosen. Chosun 260Laos 262 Macao. Macau (Island and City) 264Malaya 266Manchuria. Manchow 268Mongolia 269 Inner Mongolia 270Outer Mongolia 272 Nepal 284Pakistan 285 East Pakistan 286 Pescadores Islands. Boko-retto, Hoko-gunto. Pheng-hu Islands 288 Philippine Islands 290 Russia in Asia 291 Buriat-Mongolia. Buriat-Mongolian A.S.S.R. 293 Far Eastern Republic 294 Sakhalin 296 Karafuto 297 Siberia. Northern Asia 299 East Siberia 300 West Siberia 302 Soviet Central Asia. West Turkestan 303 Kazakhstan. Kazakh S.S.R. 305 Kirghizistan, Kirghiz S.S.R. 306 Tajikistan. Tadzhikistan. Tajik S.S.R. 308 Turkmenistan. Turkmen S.S.R. 309 Uzbekistan. Uzbek S.S.R. 311 Yakutia. Yakut A.S.S.R. 312 Kurile Islands. Chishima Retto 314 Ryukyu Islands. Riu Kiu., Luchu Islands. Nansei Shoto 316 Sikkim 318 Sinkiang. Chinese Turkestan. East Turkestan 320Straits Settlement. Singapore 322Taiwan. Formosa 326Thailand. Siam 328 Tibet 330Viet-Nam

350EUROPE 351 Continental waters and international rivers

29 HISTORY:COUNTRY Class Notation HISTORY-- COUNTRY AND GEOGRAPHICAL DIVISIONS MEM EUROPE (continued)

352 Central Europe Sort Field 2 353 Alps 354 Eastern Europe 355 Northern Europe 356 Scandinavia 357 Southern Europe 358 Balkan Peninsula 359 Mediterranean Region 360 Western Europe

EUROPE BY COUNTRY

362 Albania 364 Austria. osterreich 366 Belgium. Belgie. Belgique (1800-Present) Always use after 2800. Some artists are traditionally classed as Belgian though dating back to the Z5th Century and paralleling the Flemish pericd.See also Flanders (394) 368British Empire, Commonwealth of Nations 370 British Isles. Great Britain 371 England 372 Ireland. Eire. Irish Free State. Hibernia 373 Northern Ireland 374. Scotland 375 Wales 376 Isle of Man 378 Channel Islands 380 Bulgaria 384 Czechoslovakia 388 Denmark 389Faeroe Islands 390 Iceland 392 Finland. Suomi 394 Flanders (862-1797) Use in Medieval Period through Z8th Century where traditional usage indicates. Never use after Z800. See also Belgium (366) 397 France 398French Empire. French Union 399Corsica. Corse 402 Germany. Deutschland 403 German Empire. Holy Roman Empire 404 Eastern Germany 405 Prussia 426Federal Republic of Germany. West German Republic 428 Western and Northern Germany. British Zone of Occupation 448 Southern Germany. American Zone of Occupation 459French Zone of Occupation

30 HISTORY:COUNTRY Class Notation HISTORY -- COUtaRY AND GEOGRAPHICAL DIVISIONS ME EUROPE BY COUNTRY(continued)

462 Greece Sort Field 2 464 Aegean Islands 465 Crete 466 Dodecanese 468 Holland. Netherlands 470Hungary 472 Italy: Etruscan and Roman Empires. Etruria. Rome Rome and Roman Empire 340 B.C.-3rd Century A.D. Use in Ancient Period only. 474 Italy Use after 300 A.D. 475Northern Italy 476 Central Italy 477 Southern Italy. Kingdom of Naples 478Sicily. Sicilia 480Sardinia. Sardegna 482 Liechtenstein 484 Luxembourg 486 Malta. Maltese Islands 488 Monaco 490Norway. Norge 492 Poland 496 Portugal 497Portuguese Empire 498 Rumania. Romania 500Russia. Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (Europe 4 Asia) 501 Russia in Europe 502 Baltic States 503 Estonia. Eesti. Estonian S.S.R. 504 Latvia. Lettland. Lettonie. Latvian S.S.R. 505 Lithuania. Lietuva. Litva. Lithuanian S.S.R. 506 Karelia. Karelo-Finnish S.S.R. 507Moldavia. Moldavian S.S.R. 509 Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic 510Ukraine. Ukranian S.S.R. 512 White Russia. Byelorussia. White Russian S.S.R. 514 San Marino 517Spain. Espana 518 Spanish Empire 519 Northwest Spain 520Old Castile 521 New Castile 522 Basque Provinces 523 Northeast and Central Spain 524 Catalonia 525 Southeast Spain 526 Andalusia 528 Balearic Islands. Baleares 530 Andorra 31 32 HISTORY:COUNTRY Class Notation HISTORY -- COUNTRY AND GEOGRAPHICAL DIVISIONS NMI EUROPE BY COUNTRY (continued)

532 Gibraltar Sort Field 2 534 Sweden. Sverige 536Switzerland. Schweiz. Suisse. Sverizza 538 Yugoslavia. Jugoslavia 539 Bosnia and Herzegovina 540 Croatia 541 Dalmatia 542 Macedonia 543 Montenegro 544 Serbia 545 Slovenia

550 AMERICAS. WESTERN HEMISPHERE 552 Latin America

554 NORTH AMERICA 555 Continental waters. International rivers & lakes Including Great Lakes 556 Atlantic Coast 557 Saint Pierre and Miquelon Islands 558 Gulf Coast 559 Pacific Coast

NORTH AMERICA BY COUNTRY

560Canada 562Maritime Provinces 563 Prairie Provinces 564 Labrador Region

CANADA BY PROVINCE

565 Alberta 566 British Columbia 567Manitoba 568New Brunswick 569 Newfoundland 570 Northwest Territories 571 Franklin District 572 Keewatin District 573 Mackenzie District 574 Nova Scotia 575 Ontario 576Prince Edward Island 577 Quebec 578 Saskatchewan 579Yukon

32 HISTORY:COUNTRY Class Notation HISTORY -- COUNTRY AND GEOGRAPHICAL DIVISIONS MIN NORTH AMERICA BY COUNTRY (continued)

582 Greenland Sort Field 2 585 Mexico 586Northern States 587 Central States 588 Southern States

MEXICO BY STATE

590 Aguascalientes 591 Baja California. Lower California 592Campeche 593Chiapas 594 Chihuahua 595 Coahuila 596 Colima 597Durango 598 Guanajuato 599 Guerrero 600Hidalgo 601 Jalisco 602 Mexico (State) 603Mexico (Federal District) 604 Michoacan 605 Morelos 606 Nayarit 607 Nuevo Leon 608Oaxaca 609Puebla 610 Queretaro 611 Quintana Roo 612 San Luis Potosi 613 Sinaloa 614 Sonora 615Tobasco 616Tamaulipas 617Tlaxcala 618 Veracruz 619Yucatan

625 United States and possessions 626 Possessions (Coliectively) 630United States 631 Eastern United States 632 Northeastern Atlantic States 633 New England

33 HISTORY:COUNTRY Class Notation HISTORY -- COUNTRY AND GEOGRAPHICAL DIVISIONS

United States (continued)

Sort Field 2 634 Middle Atlantic States 635 Southern States.The South. The Confederate States 636 Southeastern States 637 South Central States 638 West South Central States. The Old Southwest 639 Mississippi River and Valley 640 Ohio River and Valley 641 Missouri River and Valley 642 The West 643 North Central States. The Old Northwest 644 West North Central States 645 Pacific and Mountain States. The Far West 646 Pacific Northwest 647 The New Southwest

650-745Reserved for the creation of a special table for any state, local community or institution.

UNITED STATES BY STATE

746 Alabama 747Alaska 748 Arizona 749Arkansas 750 California 751 Colorado 752Connecticut 753 Delaware 754 District of Columbia 755 Florida 756Georgia 757Hawaii Use 968, Hawaiian Islands, if relationship to the Pacific Islands is preferred. 758 Idaho 759 Illinois 760 Indiana 761 Iowa 762 Kansas 763 Kentucky 764 Louisiana 765 Maine 766 Maryland 767 Massachusetts 768 Michigan

35 HISTORY:COUNTRY Class Notation HISTORY -- COUNTRY AND GEOGRAPHICAL DIVISIONS

UNITED STATES BY STATE (continued)

769 Minnesota Sort Field 2 770Mississippi 771 Missouri 772 Montana 773 Nebraska 774 Nevada 775 New Hampshire 776 New Jersey 777 New Mexico 778 New York 779 North Carolina 780 North Dakota 781 Ohio 782 Oklahoma 783Oregon 784 Pennsylvania 785 Rhode Island 786 South Carolina 787 South Dakota 788 Tennessee 789Texas 790 Utah 791 Vermont 792 Virginia 793 Washington 794 West Virginia 795 Wisconsin 796 Wyoming

800CENTRAL AMERICA

801 British Honduras 802Costa Rica 803El Salvador 804 Guatemala 805Honduras 806Nicaragua 807 Panama 808 Canal Zone

810 West Indies 811 Greater Antilles 812 Lesser Antilles. Caribees 813 Bahama Islands. Lucayos 814 Barbados 815 Cuba 816Dominica

35 HISTORY:COUNTRY Class Notation HISTORY -- COUNTRY AND GEOGRAPHICAL DIVISIONS

CENTRAL AMERICA (continued)

817 French West Indies Sort Field 2 818 Guadeloupe 819 Martinique 820 Grenada. Grenadines 821 Hispaniola 822 Dominican Republic. Santo Domingo 823 Haiti 824Jamaica 825 Leeward Islands 826 Antigua '827 Saint Christopher. Saint Kitts 828 Netherlands or Dutch West Indies 829 Curacao 830 Puerto Rico 831 Saint Lucia 832 Saint Vincent 833Trinidad 8Z4 Tobago 835 Virgin Islands (British) 836Virgin Islands of the United States 837Windward Islands

840 SOUTH AMERICA 841 Continental waters and international rivers 842 Atlantic Coast 843 Pacific Coast 844 Rio de la Plata River Basin

SOUTH AMERICA BY COUNTRY

845 Argentina 846 Bolivia 847 Brazil 848North Brazil. Amazon Basin 849 Northeast Brazil 850 East Brazil. Southeastern States 851 Federal District 852 South Brazil 853 Central West Brazil 854 Chile 855 Colombia 856 Ecuador 857The Guianas 858 British Guiana 859 Dutch Guiana. Surinam 860 French Guiana 861 Paraguay

36 HISTORY:COUNTRY Class Notation HISTORY -- COUNTRY AND GEOGRAPHICAL DIVISIONS

SOUTH AMERICA BY COUNTRY (continued)

862 Peru Sort Field 2 863 Uruguay 864 Venezuela

865 THE OCEANS 866 Arctic Ocean 867 -Franz Josef Land. Fridtjof Nansen Land 868 Svalbard. Spitzbergen 870 Atlantic Ocean 871 North Atlantic 872 Azores 873 Bermuda Islands 874 Canary Islands. Islas Canarias 875 Cape Verde Islands. Ilhas do Cabo Verde 876 Madeira Islands. Funchal (District of Portugal) 878 South Atlantic 880 Indian Ocean 881 Laccadive Islands 882 Mascarene Islands 883 Seychelles 885 Pacific Ocean 886 East Pacific (American Islands) 887 Galapagos 888 North Pacific 889 Bonin and Volcano Islands

890 SOUTH PACIFIC. OCEANIA 891 Melanesia 893 Banks Islands 895 Chesterfield Archipelago 897 Fiji Islands 899 Louisiade Archipelago 901 Loyalty Islands. Iles Loyaute 903 New Caledonia 905 New Hebrides 907 Santa Cruz Islands. Queen Charlotte Islands 909 Solomon Islands

911 Micronesia 913 Caroline Islands 915 Hail Islands. Horu Shoto 917 Losap Islands. Rosoppu To. Royalist Islands 919 Nomoi Islands. Mortlock Islands. Mototokko Shoto 921 Palau Islands. Pelew 923 Truk Islands. Hogoleu Islands 925 Yap. Uap 927 Gilbert Islands. Kingsmill Islands

37 HISTORY:COUNTRY. Class Notation HISTORY -- COUNTRY AND GEOGRAPHICAL D VISIONS

SOUTH PACIFIC. OCEANIA (continued)

929 Mariana Islands. Ladrone Islands 931 Guam Sort Field 2 933 Marshall Islands 935 Ralik Chain. Ralick 937 Ratak Chain. Radak. Ratack 939 New Guinea 940 Irian. Netherlands or Dutch New Guinea 941 Northeast New Guinea. German New Guinea 942 Papua. Australian New Guinea. British New Guinea 944 Bi ;marck Archipelago 946 D'Entrecasteaux Islands

948 Polynesia 950 Cook Islands 952 Easter Island 954 Ellice Islands. Lagoon Islands 3C6 French Oceania 958 Austral Islands. Tubuai Islands 960 Marqueses Islands 962 Society Islands 964 Tuamotu Islands. Paumotu Islands 966 Futuna Islands. Hoorn Islands. Horne 968 Hawaiian Islands. Sandwich Islands 970 Kermadec Islands 972 Line Islands 974 Niue Island. Savage Island 976 Phoenix Islands 978 Pitcairn Group 980 Samoa Islands. Navigators Islands 982Tokelau Islands. Union Islands 984 Tonga Islands. Friendly Islands 986 Wallis Islands

988 AUSTRALASIA 989Australia 990Australian Capital Territory 991 New South Wales 992 Northern Territory 993Queensland 994 South Australia 995 Tasmania 996 Victoria 997 Western Australia 999 New Zealand

38 HISTORY:SUBJECT Class Notation HISTORY -- SUBJECT DIVISIONS SUMMARY ::41411111M1 -0111111111 Period Country ''C',-M1111111 Subdivide by Subject Sort Field 3

(THE LAND) AGeography, natural landscape, topography, general maps

(NATURAL RESOURCES AND THEIR DEVELOPMENT) BAgriculture, animal husbandry, domestic animals C Fauna, indigenous animals, animal ecology D Fish, fishing industry, sport fishing E Forestry, lumbering FMineral resources, mining

(THE HUMAN ENVIRONMENT) G Cityscape (man-made landscape too diversified to classify elsewhere in this list) H Cultural activities J Domestic life KEthnic, aboriginal groups, primitive cultures L Recreation outside the home, sports MSocial conditions and problems N Disasters, natural and accidental

(ECONOMIC ENDEAVOR) O Business and commerce PCommunications, public utilities Q Crafts, trades (hand production) R Manufacturing (production and processing by mechanical means) S Scientific research TTransportation

(INSTITUTIONS) UEducation Government and politics WLaw enforcement and crime X Medical services, death Y Military and naval affairs Z Religion

See following pages for detailed subdivision schedules for each of the above subjects.

39 49: HISTORY:SUBJECT Class Notation HISTORY -- SUBJECT DIVISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS ql Tollg, Period Country Ii Subdivide by Subject Sort Field 3-4

AGEOGRAPHY, NATURAL LANDSCAPE, TOPOGRAPHY, GENERAL MAPS .A Exploratory expeditions See also H.A for archeological, historical expeditions .0 Climate .E Islands . G Beach, coastline .H Shrubs, wildflowers, natural ground cover . J Tree cover not related to forestry . K Plains, prairies, meadows, grasslands .L Hills, foothills .M Mountains .P Plateaus . Q Caves, caverns .S Valleys, watershed systems .T Canyons, gorges .V Rivers, streams, running water .W Waterfalls .Y Standing bodies of water . Z Glaciers

BAGRICULTURE, ANIMAL HUSBANDRY, DOMESTIC ANIMALS .B Field crops . C-H May be assigned to specific crops of local interest. .J Orchard crops .K-P May be assigned to specific crops of Local interest. .Q Home gardening

. R Dairying . S Draft and pack animals (raising, training, care) Class animals at work with the appropriate industry. . T Saddle horses and other riding animals (raising, training, care) Include pleasure riding but not racing or other equestrian sport or business. See e.g., Horse Racing (L.P) .0 Domestic pets . V Meat raising(including poultry) . W-Y May be assigned to specific animals of local interest. .Z Hunting and trapping

C FAUNA, INDIGENOUS ANIMALS, ANIMAL ECOLOGY Cz...!-ter to the common name of the animal in Field 5, following. Prefer the Zoology division of SCIENCE unless the intent is to identify fauna as a part of the ecological background to History.

D FISH, FISHING INDUSTRY, SPORT FISHING .B Beach fishing, digging for shellfish .F Fish hatcheries .L Lake and stream fishing .0 Ocean fishing .P Pier fishing. . W Whaling HISTORY:SUBJECT Class Notation HISTORY -- SUBJECT DIVISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS (continued) I E FORESTRY, LUMBERING . B Stumpage, standing timber . D Felling trees Sort Field 3-4 .F Transporting logs by land . H Transporting logs by water .J Sawmills, crews . L Lumber drying, seasoning . N Lumber camps, camp life . P Burn offs . R Reforestation, tree farming

F MINERAL RESOURCES, MINING . A Metal ores .B-K May be assigned to specific metals of local interest. . L Stone, non-metallic minerals .M-V May be assigned to specific minerals of Local interest. . W Oil . X Water wells, springs, mineral baths Class domestic wells in J.X .Y Dams, flood control, hydroelectric power plants

G CITYSCAPE (MAN-MADE LANDSCAPE TOO DIVERSIFIED TO CLASSIFY ELSEWHERE) . A Aerial, panoramic views of a major portion of a city . B Business/industrial districts, general street scenes where no action, building or object dominates the picture .P Parks . R Residential areas, general street scenes where no action, building or object dominates the picture .WWaterfront development not otherwise classifiable as fishing industry, recreational or transportation facilities

HCULTURAL ACTIVITIES Archeological expeditions (where the intent of the search is cultural or historical) See A.A for geographical exploratory expeditions. . B Art, exhibits, galleries . D Dance, ballet (in a theatrical setting) Class social dancing in Recreation (L. V) .F Festivals and celebrations of a cultural nature (arts festivals, etc.)See also other kinds of celebrations: Ethnic a.1419, Patriotic (H.H), Religious (Z), etc. . H Holidays and celebrations of a patriotic nature . J Music, musicians, concerts . K Theater, drama, opera Class motion pictures in Recreation (L.J) .M Genealogies . N Historical monuments and markers .P History museums, historians . R Libraries, literature, authors . T Natural history museums . V Science museums . Z Zoos, aquaria 4. HISTORY:SUBJECT Class Notation HISTORY -- SUBJECT DIVISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS (continued)

J DOMESTIC LIFE .A General scenes of life "at home" not Sort Fields 3-4 otherwise classifiable in this list .0 Courtship, marriage, weddings .D Births, infant care .F Cooking, foods, food preparation . G Dining .H Housekeeping, laundering . J Clothing, sewing, mending .K Servants .M Children's games, toys .N Adult parlor games, recreations .P Holiday or religious observance in the home .R Housing .S Home repair and maintenance . T Outbuildings, sheds, garages (except as in J.X, below) .X Privately maintained utilities (power, water, sanitation)

K ETHNIC, ABORIGINAL GROUPS, PRIMITIVE CULTURES Class here those subcultures that retain their identities as separate and distinct from a more dominant host culture. Use: of this class implies an ethnic mode of life distinctly different from the one surrounding it, e.g. American Indians or Australian Aboriginees. Ghetto cultures should ordinarily be considered social conditions of the host culture (See M.M) Primitive arts and artifacts may be classed here rather than in ART, when to class them with the ART of the locale would create untenable mixtures of primitive and civilized art, e.g. American Indian artifacts mixed with 19th century industrial design. . B Agricultural methods .DFishing and hunting . G Communities, settlements .H Dance, music, ethnic celebrations

. J Domestic life . L Recreation . M Social conditions and problems . 0 Business, barter, trade . P Communication methods E.g. Indian smoke signals. In contrast, communication methods in the Negro Ghetto are not essentially different from that in the surrounding community. Apply this kind of test to all subdivisions in the Ethnic class (K). .Q Crafts, folk arts, primitive arts . T Transportation . 0 Education .V Government and political systems

. X Medicine, death .Y Military activities, armed resistance . Z Religion 42 HISTORY:SUBJECT Class Notation HISTORY -- SUBJECT DIVISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS (continued)

L RECREATION OUTSIDE THE HOME, SPORTS .A Amusement parks, casinos Sort Fields 3-4 .B Beauty pageants .0 Circuses, carnivals, rodeos .E County, state fairs, local exhibitions .F International expositions, world fairs .J Motion pictures .K Parades Use only if unclassifiable elsewhere. Prefer Beauty Pageants (L.B), Circuses (L.C), Military (Y.N), Funeral (X.V), etc. .L Water carnivals, aquacades .N Animal fights (two animals or man and animal) .P Racing (horse, dog, auto) . Q Sports (individual land sports such as golf, tennis, skating) .H Team sports (baseball, football, polo, etc.) .S Water sports (swimming, boating, beach bathing, etc.) .0 Camping, hiking, mountain climbing .V Dancing, social and folk Class theatrical dance in Cultural Activities (H.D) .W Picnics, barbeques .Z Vacation resorts, tourism

M SOCIAL CONDITIONS AND PROBLEMS .B Economics, inflation, depression .0 Taxation .D Unemployment .E Retirement .G Poverty . H Charities, welfare agencies other than medical (See X.E) . J Labor organizations, strikes, picketing Include their parades .K Fraternal orders Include their parades .M Minority groups (aspects which impinge upon the social conditions of the majority and are considered problems) Use subject division K where ethnic groups are distinctly separate from the dominant culture. . P Slavery .Q Migrations .T Divorce .0 Drinking, alcoholism, drug addiction . V Gambling (not including horse and dog racing) .W Illegitimacy . X Adoptions .Z Prostitution

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4 4 HISTORY:SUBJECT Class Notation HISTORY -- SUBJECT DIVISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS (continued)

N DISASTERS, NATURAL AND ACCIDENTAL Sort Fields 3-4 Class all vehicular accidents in Transportation (T). .B Dreqght, dust storms .D Floods .F Lightning damage .H Snow, sleet, hail Use only if damage is significant, otherwise these are normal aspects of Climate (A.C7). .J Wind storms (other than dust storms) .L Earthquakes .N Tidal waves .P Volcanic eruptions .R Landslides If related to Floods, Earthquakes or Volcanic eruptions, prefer those subdivisions. .X Explosions .Y Fires

0 BUSINESS AND COMMERCE .A Auto service, gas stations, r, L-,L.'_rs, sales .B Banking, insurance, stock brcking and related financial services .D Barber, shoe shine and rela!,ed personal services .E Chambers of Commerce and :,:stness associations .F Civil engineering, surveyiri. .H Hotels, motels, apartments and other living accommodations .J Junk, garbage collection, wrecking and disposal businesses .L Laundry, cleaning, related maintenance services .M Real estate .N Repair services (except auto) .P Building supply houses

.(1, Department, dry goods, furniture, hardware and all other non- food related retail businesses .R Groceries, drugs, butchers, and other food-related retail businesses .S Nurseries and other agriculture-related businesses .T Restaurants, saloons and other food-serving businesses .V General office buildings (single buildings incorporating more than one type of business) .W Shopping centers, marketplaces (complexes incorporating more than one type of business) .X Street vendors, itinerant peddlers .Z Warehousing, draying

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45 HISTORY:SUBOECT Class Notation HISTORY -- SUBJECT DIVISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS (continued)

P COMMUNICATIONS, PUBLIC UTILITIES Use this class for the public, industrial Sort Fields 3-4 or commercial aspect of the subject. The private consumer aspect class in Domestic Life (J) or other appropriate class. Privately maintained utilities class in J.X. .B Postal service .E Printing and publishing other than newspapers Include sales and distribution .F Newspapers Include publishing, sales and distribution .H Radio broadcasting and production .L Television broadcasting and production .N Telephone and telegraph .P Utilities (collectively) .Q Electricity Use F.Y for hydroelectric power plants .R Gas .S Sewage .W Water

Q CRAFTS, TRADES (HAND PRODUCTION) Use Manufacturing (R) for production that is essentially mechanized. Class Repair Services in Business (0). .B BlacksMithing, metalsmithing .0 Cabinetmaking, furnituremaking . E Carpentry, architectural construction .F Carriagemaking . H Carving and other work in wood .J Clock and watch making .K Glassblowing and other work in glass .L Leather work, shoemaking

.M Masonry . .N Carving and other work in stone . P Pottery making

. S Sewing, dressmaking W Weaving

46 HISTORY:SUBJECT Class Notation HISTORY -- SUBJECT DIVISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS (continued)

RMANUFACTURING (PRODUCTION AND PROCESSING BY MECHANICAL MEANS) Sort Fields 3-4 Use Crafts (Q) for custom production and hand crafting of similar products. .A Aircraft manufacture and assembly .B Automobile manufacture and assembly .0 Shipbuilding . D Vehicle manufacture and assembly other than the above .F Food processing and packaging .H Bui'Aing materials manufacture Except lumbering and sawmills, see E.J. .J Electrical and electronic products .K Glass products . L Leather products . M Metal products and machinery not otherwise classified in this list .P Paper and paper products .Q Plastic and plastic products .S Pottery and ceramic ?roducts .T Powder, munitions, explosives .V Weapons, arms and armor . W Wood products not otherwise classified in this list .Y Textiles, clothing manufacture

S SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH Use only when it is desirable to identify scientific research with a particulai place in its historical setting. Prefer the major SCIENCE classes R-4 for research. Class the products of scientific research elsewhere in HISTORY. .R Mathematics .S Astronomy and Space Sciences .T Earth Sciences .0 Physical Sciences . V Life Sciences .W Medical Sciences .X Technological research and Engineering

4 HISTORY:SUBJECT Class Notation HISTORY -- SUBJECT DIVISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS (continued)

T TRANSPORTATION Sort Fields 3-4 Includes public and private means of trans- rting passengers and freight, but does not Jude riding horses (see BM, any type of sport or racing (see L.P), or manufacture of vehicles (see R). Does include the building of roads, bridges and other facilities listed below. Does not include Military or Naval craft. .A Air transportation, routes, landing fields .B Lighter-than-air craft .0 Heavier-than-air craft .D Crashes, accidents . E Terminal, maintenance and support facilities .F Traffic control facilities and devices .G Land transportation, roads, bridges, tunnels .H Man-powered vehicles Animal-powered vehicles .J Machine-powered vehicles .K Accidents .L Bus or truck terminal, maintenance and support facilities Class private garages as Domestic outbuildings (J.T). Class retail gas and service stations as Business (0.A). .M Traffic control facilities and devices .N Rail transportation, mutes, bridges, tunnels . 0 Animal-powered vehicles .P Machine-powered vehicles . Q Accidents .R Terminal, maintenance and support facilities . S Traffic control facilities and devices . T Water transportation, routes, canals, locks .0 Man-powered craft .V Wind-powered craft . W Machine-powered craft .X Accidents . Y Terminal, docking, maintenance and support facilities . Z Traffic control facilities and devices Include bouys, lighthouses, etc.

U EDUCATION . 0 Chautauquas, educational lectures .E Elementary schools . H 1-C.gh (secondary) schools .J Junior colleges .T Trade, business, vocational schools .0 Universities, colleges .Z Illiteracy

47 HISTORY:SUBJECT Class Notation

HISTORY -- SU3JECT DIVISIONS AHD SUBDIVISIONS (continued) .44 '0,1ZiAt'

V GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS Sort Fields 3-4 .B Political parties, rallies, conventions parades (but not campaigns) .D Election campaigns .E Elections, voting .F Women's suffrage .H Executive branch of government, officials Include unknown branch or more than one branch .J Judicial branch of government, officials .L Legislative branch of government, officials .N Civil service, government employees Class police in Law Enforcement (W), fire departments with Fires (N.Y), public utilities in P. . V Visiting dignitaries .X Foreign embassies

W LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIME .B Police work, detection .D Arrest, capture, pursuit .F Homicide, scene of the crime, victims .G Suicide

.11 Other than homicide, scene of the crime, victims .J Jails, prisons .K Executions .L Lawyers, private law practice .P Public prosecutors, public defenders .T Trials, juries Note: judges are classed in V.,1 unless trial, action is pictured.

X MEDICAL SERVICES, DEATH .B Diseases .0 Injuries (except in connection with military action) .E Medical care, doctors, clinics .F Quack physicians and remedies .G Medicines, drugs .h Rome remedies, folk medicine . J Dental care, dentists, clinics .N Hospitals .R Rest homes for the aged .S Sanitariums, asylums . V Funerals, wakes, processions . X Undertaking

. X Cemeteries

148 19; HISTORY:SUBJECT Class Notation HISTORY -- SUBJECT DIVISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS (continued)

MILITARY AND NAVAL AFFAIRS Y Sort Fields 3-4 .A Air force, military air craft .B Air battles .0 Camp life, air bases .D Casualties .E Parades, ceremonies, bands .F Recruiting, training on the ground .J Army, army vehicles Includ3 here unidentified branch of the service or more than one branch. .K Battle, occupation duty . L Camp life, encampments, fortresses, bases .M Casualties .N Parades, ceremonies, bands .0 Recruiting, training, maneuvers .S Navy, naval craft .T Naval battles .0 Camp or shipboard life, naval bases

. V Casualties . W Parades, ceremonies, bands .X Recruiting, training

Z RELIGION . 0 Churches, services, ceremonies Class here services of unknown faith or ecumenical. .D Catholic services, etc. .E Jewish services, etc. .F Protestant servcies, etc. .G-L Other faiths .M Missions, Catholic .N Missions, other faiths .R Religious camps and campgrounds .S Rescue missions . T Street or tent meetings

49 HISTORY:KEY WORD Class Notation

HISTORY -- PRIMARY KEY WORD

Period Country Sort Field 5 Subject Subdivision of Subject Subdivide by Primiry Key Word

Use the Cutter-Sanborn Three-place Table to Cutter the key wovd best describing the subject content of the picture.Prefer personal names, proper names of events, organizations, buildings, businesses, etc. Ask questions in thit, order to determine a suitable term -- who? what? where?Attempt to name the most prominent object in the picture; this will tend to keep those objects or persons together in the file. As a last resort Cutter the subject term selected for Field 4.

See also Field 8. These two Fields provide the opportunity to insert two key words into the classification notation.The second key word selected may be less specific than the first, modifying the first, perhaps identifying a second person or thing of nearly equal importance, or some landmark in the background which may occur elsewhere in the file as a primary element. It is important to note that terms entered in Field e will have little effect upon the filing order. The term entered in Field 5 is much more significant in placing like things together in the file.

Example: Within the classification of twentieth century U.S. Government and Politi.cs, Nixon's Inauguration would be Cuttered in this way:

Field 5: N736 (Nixon) Field 8: 1350 (Inauguration)

By this means all pictures of Nixon's presidency would be kept together. If "Inauguration" were placed first, then all inaugura- tions would come together in the file but pictures of each president would be scattered.

City name need not be considered for inclusioh as an entry in either of the Key Word Fields if the suggested key-punch format is utilized. The key-punch format provides a Field for city name outside the call number notation.

53. 51 HISTORY:FORMAT Class Notation HISTORY -- FORMAT

Period Country 1 Subject Sort Field 6 Subdivision of Subject Primary Key Word Subdivide by Format (the description of the physical format of the original)

A Photograph J Artist's rendering (representational) K Cartoon, caricature (humorous, political, satirical) M Model, three-dimensional representation NChart, diagramatic representation, tabular data P Printed text R Advertisement, poster W Written text Z Map

Optional placement: Format designation may also be considered for placement in Field 9, where it is used in the Science Classification.

52 HISTORY: Class Notation

HISTORY -- 11111111111liki Period 1111111110EN Country Sort Field 7 Subject Subdivision of Subject Primary Key Word Format No suggestion is made for the use of this Field.

53 HISTORY:KEY WORD Class Notation

HISTORY -- (.",ECONDARY KEY WORD

Sort Field 8

Period Country Subject Subdivision of Subject Primary Key Word Format

Subdivide by Secondary Key Word

Sec Primary Key Word rules, Field 5, for full explanaticn of the use of this Field.

57 54 HISTORY:DETAIL Class Notation

HISTORY -- DETAIL NUMBERS

Sort Field 9-10

Period Country Subject Subdivision of Subject Primary Key Word Format

Secondary Key Word Subdivide by Detail Number

A-Z DETAIL NUMBER Use this Field to denote differing views of the same subject which, up to this Field, have identical caZZ numbers. This Field accommodates 26 different views of the same subject.

.A-Z ADDITIONAL DETAIL NUMBERS Use of this Field increases the accommodation of a single subject to 676 views.

59 55 ART: PERIOD Class Notation

ART -- CHRONOLOGICAL PERIODS

Sort Field 1

I Pre-historic (before historic dating)

J Historic dating - 3rd century A.D. Ancient

K 4th - 14th centuries. Medieval

L 15th - 16th centuries. Renaissance

M17th - 18th centuries. Baroque

N 19th century

P 20th century

Q21st century

Prefer HISTORY -- Ethnic, aboriginal groups, primitive cultures (See page 42) for Primitive Arts, especially in the later chronological periods where, e.g. American Indian artifacts would become mixed with industrial design if included in the ART of the United States.

61 56 ART: COUNTRY Class Notation sitENE -"i"? 11.131* ART -- COUNTRY AND GEOGRAPHICAL DIVISIONS

Sort Field 2

Period Subdivideby Country

002-999Use the schedule for HISTORY -- COUNTRY AND GEOGRAPHICAL DIVISIONS (See pages 25-38)

57 ART: MEDIUM Class Notation ART -- MEDIUM (ART FORM) 41 MOM

Sort Field 3

Period Country Subdivide by Medium

A Architecture. anonymous B Architecture: known artist Media are treated in dual fashion throughout this list with anonymous works preceding those by known artists. The anonymous notation is followed in Field 5 by a Cutter number for place of origin (usually city) or by a contrived Cutter number representing a Stylistic subdivision. The notation for known artist is followed in Field 5 by a Cutter number for the surname of the artist or, in some cases, for a corporate name representing a group of people in lieu of an individual artist such as tribe or school.

C Sculpture: anonymous D Sculpture: known artist

E Painting: anonymous F Painting: known artist

G Drawing: anonymous HDrawing: known artist Drawing is defined as monochromatic rendering as opposed to polychromatic. Preliminary sketches for works in other media are classed with the media of the finished product.

J Book arts: anonymous K Book arts: known artist Includes alphabets, calligraphy, bookbinding, inscriptions, manuscripts, papermaking, printing and illustration. (See list of techniques on page 103)

L Graphic arts: anonymous MGraphic arts: known artist Distinguished from drawing in that the artist prepares a master from which many prints can be made- (See list of techniques on page 103)

65 58 ART: MEDIUM Class Notation

ART -- MEDIUM (ART FORM) continued 44/1111111111 411111111111111 *11111111111 Sort Field 3

N Photography: anonymous P Photography: known artist See list of techniques on page 104.

QCeramic and glassware: anonymous R Ceramic and glassware: known artist See list of shapes on page105(Greek shapes on page 106)

S Mosaics, stained glass: anonymous TMosaics, stained glass: known artist

U Fashion and fabric design: anonymous Fashion and fabric design: known artist (See page 107)

WMinor arts in other materials: anonymous X Minor arts in other materials: known artist (See page 108)

Y Art theory, commercial art, theater arts: anonymous Z Art theory, commercial art, theater arts: known artist (See page 109)

66 59 ART: STYLE Class Notation ART -- STYLE Ilmiocatc

11111111111,111 Sort Field 4

Period Country Medium Subdivide by Style

Use of this field is optional, but will be of use especially in the earlier chronological periods -- Pre- historic through Medieval -- in which the vast majority of art works extant are by unknown artists. Style is a property of art not easily defined, nor always agreed upon, but in certain areas of art history Stylistic terms take on great importance. In some parts of the world in poorly documented eras of history, Stylistic terms may be the only identifying labels that can be assigned to a work of art.

The Medieval period of Europe is an excellent example of this highly anonymous situation. Very few artists are known. The Styles of the middle ages cross national boundaries indiscriminately and overlap one another chronologically. Field 4 affords the means of relating all Byzantine works, for instance, regardless of how scattered they may be placed in the file due to their diverse geographic origins.

In periods later than the Medieval, Stylistic classification may also prove useful for the art of some countries. However, its use is not recommended in the later periods for the countries in the Western tradition. In these the majority of the art works will be identified by personal artist and use of the Style field would tend to fragment in the file the works of an individual who worked in more than one style. It is more important to keep the works of an individual together.

Prefer HISTORY -- Ethnic, aboriginal groups, primitive cultures (See page 42) for Primitive Arts, especially in the later chronological periods where, e.g. American Indian artifacts would become mixed with industrial design if included in ART of the United States.

Special Stylistic schedules are created for countries represented by a significant body of anonymous art. Terms are generally placed in a chronological order. Examples follow:

BURMA .0 Prome, Thaton and Pegu (lst-8th centuries A.D.) .D Pagan (8th century-1287) .E Shan-Thai empire (1287-1760)

67 ART: STYLE Class Notation ART -- STYLE (continued) 1111111Mito eanterc111111/1110 Sort Field 4

CAMBODIA .B Pre-Khmer or Funan (5th-7th centuries A.D.) .0 Early Khmer (8th-1lth centuries) .D Late Khmer (12th-15th centuries)

CEYLON .B Early period (3rd century B.C.-6th century A.D.) .0 Devanampiya Tissa (247-207 B.C.) .D Duttha Gamani (101-77 B.C.) .E Late period (7th-13th centuries) .F Parakrama Bahu 1 (1164-1197)

CHINA See Field 5 for further subdivision of Chinese Styles, p.79. .B Pre-historic to 1766 B.C. .0 Shang-Yin (1766-1122 B.C.) .D Chou (1122-206 B.C.) .E Han (206 B.C.-220 A.D.) .F Three kingdoms (221-280) .G Six dynasties (221-589) .H Western and eastern Chin (265-419) Northern dynasties (386-535) .J Southern dynasties (420-589) .K Sui (589-618) .L T'ang (618-907) .M Five dynast s (907-960) .N Liao (907-1125) .0 Sung (906-1280) .P Chin. Nu-chen (1115-1234) .Q Yuan (1280-1369) .R Ming (1368-1644) .S Ch'ing (1644-1912)

EGYPT See Field 5 for further subdivision of Egyptian Styles, p.81. .B Pre-historic .0 Archaic .D Old kingdom .E First intermediate period .F Middle kingdom .G Second intermediate period .H New kingdom, Empire period .J Late period .K Ptolemaic period

68 ART: STYLE Class Notation

ART -- STYLE (continued)

Sort Field 4

EUROPEAN COUNTRIES: PREHISTORIC STYLES Use with any country as appropriate to describe Prehistoric Styles. .B Eolithic (1,000,000-500,000 B.C.) .0 Stone age (500,000-3000 B.C.) .D Paleolithic .E Clactonian .F Levalloisian .G Mousterian . H Abbevillean Acheulean. Chellean .J Micoquean .K Aurignacian .L Solutrean .M Magdalenian . N Mesolithic (20,000-3000 B.C.) .P Neolithic (12,000-3C00 B.C.) .Q Aeneolithic .R Copper age. Chalcolithic .S Bronze age (3000-1000 B.C.) .T Iron age (1000-300 B.C.)

69 ,62 ART: STYLE Class Notation

ART -- STYLE (continued) SI rd WM El 131 Sort Field 4

EUROPEAN COUNTRIES: MEDIEVAL STYLES Use with any country as appropriate to describe Medieval styles. See Field 5 for further subdivision. (page 84) . B Early Christian (lst-6th centuries) .0 Byzantine (4th century -1453) .E Celtic .F Barbarian (c).400-750) . G Anglo-Saxob . H Lombard

. J Ostrogothic . K Visigothic .L Islamic (700-1492) .M Viking (791-1091) .N Frankish empires .P Merovingian (6th-8th centuries)

. Q Carolingian (750-887) .R Ottonian (919-1024)

. S Romanesque (11th-12th centuries) .T Gothic (12th-14th centuries)

. 0 Early Gothic (1140-1194) .V High Gothic (1194-1248) .W Refined Gothic (mid - 13th -14th centuries) .X Late Gothic (14th century)

TO 63 ART: STYLE Class Notation

ART -- STYLE (continued)

Sort Field 4

EUROPEAN COUNTRIES AND UNITED STATES: STYLES APPLICABLE TO ARCHITECTURE AND DECORATIVE ARTS i,:TER THE MEDIEVAL Use with any country as appropriate. .B Baroque .0 Colonial .D Directoire .E Elizabethan .F Empire .G Federal . H Flamboyant .I Georgian

. J Gothic revival .K Greek revival . L Jacobean

. M Louis XII, XIII, etc. .N Neo-classic

. 0 .P Queen Anne .Q Regency

. R Renaissance .S Rococo .T Romanesque revival . 0 *Stuart .V Victorian

Prefer HISTORY -- Ethnic, aboriginal groups, primitive cultures (See page 42) for Primitive styles, especially in the later chronological periods where, e.g. American Indian artifacts would become mixed with industrial design if included in the ART of the United States. ART: STYLE Class Notation

ART -- STYLE (continued)

GREECE See Field 5 for further subdivision of Sort Field 4 Greek Styles, page 86. Aegean before 700 B.C. . 0 Cycladic . D Helladic .E Minoan .F Mycenean

. G Greek before 1025 B.C. . H Prato - geometric (1025-900 B.C.) .I Geometric (900-725 B.C.) . J Orientalizing (700-550 B.C.) .K Archaic (600-480 B.C.) . L Classical: 5th century B.C. . M Classical: 4th century B.C. . N Hellenistic (320 B.C.-Ist century A.D.) . 0 Roman period (146 B.C.-323 A.D.)

INDIA .A Indus Valley culture to 1500 B.C.

. B Post-Indus, Vedic (1500-800 B.C.) . 0 Pre-Maurya, Saisunaga-nanda (642-322 B.C.) . D Maurya (322-185 B.C.) . E Early regional schools (c.200 B.C.-50 A.D.) .F Sunga (185-72 B.C.)

. G Early Andhra (72 B.C.-50 A.D.) . H Kshatrapa Early Kalinga . J Kushana (50-300) . K Gandhara .L Mathura .M Later Andhra (50-320)

. N Iksvatu . 0 Gupta/Vakataka (300-600) . P Hindu dynasties (600-1200) .Q Pallava (600-750) .R Gujarat (765-1197) .S Pala/Sena (600-1200) .T Chandella (900-1200) .0 Chola (907-1053) . V Orissa (1076-1586) . W Pandya (1251-1310) . X Vijayanagar (1370-1565) .Y Rajput (16th -19th centuries) . Z Mogul (1526-1707)

72 65.'1 ART: STYLE Class Notation

ART -- STYLE (continued)

Sort Field 4 IRAN. PERSIA .B Pre-historic period .0 Archaic period (c.2750 -550 B.C.) .D Guti period (c. 2100 B.C.) .E Elamite period (2000-612 B.C) .F Median period (612-520 B.C.) . G Achaemenian period (550 -330 B.C.) . H Seleucid period (330-220 B.C.) .1 Parthian period (200 B.C.-222 A.D.)

. J Sasanian period (222 -650) .K Islamic period (650 -1492)

IRAQ. MESOPOTAMIA (See Field 5 for further subdivision, page 87) .APrehistoric (7000-3000 B.C.) . B Sumerian Period . 0 Protoliterate Period . D Early Dynastic Period . E Akkadian Period(c.2340-2180 B.C.) . F Babylonian Period . G Neo-Sumerian Period (2125-2025 B.C.)

. H Old Babylonia: Isin, Larsa, Babylon (2025-1594 B.C.) Kassite Dynasty, Middle Babylonian Periods (1600-1100 B.0.)

. J Assyrian Period .K Old Assyrian Period (1350-1000 B.C.) .L New Assyrian Period (1000-612 B.C.) .M Chaldean Period .N New Babylonian Period (612-539 B.C.)

73 66' ART: STYLE Class Notation

-- STYLE (continued)

Sort Field 4

ITALY: ETRUSCAN AND ROMAN .A Etruscan undated

. B 10th century B.C. or before

. 0 9th century B.C.

. D 8th century B.C.

. E 7th century B.C. .F 6th century B.C.

. G 5th century B.C. .H 4th century B.C. .1 3rd century B.C.

. J 2nd century B.C. .K Roman undated

. L 8th century B.C. .M 7th century B.C.

. N 6th century B.C. .0 5th century B.C. .P 4th century B.C.

. Q 3rd century B.C.

. R 2nd century B.C. .S 1st century B.C.

. T 1st century A.D. .0 2nd century .V 3rd century .W 4th century

. X 5th century

. Y 6th century

. Z 7th century

74 67. ART: STYLE Class Notation

ART -- STYLE (continued)

Sort Field 4

JAPAN .B Jomonto 200 B.C. .0 Yayoi (200 L.I.:.-200 A.D.) .D Kofun (200-552)

. E Asuka (552-645) .F Suiko (593-628) .G Early Nara (645-710) . H Hakuho (673-685) Late Nara (710-784)

. J Tempyo (729-748) . K Early Heian (784-897) . L Konin (810-823)

. M Jogan (859-876) .N Middle and late Heian, Fujiwara (898-1185) . 0 Kamakura (1185-1333) . P Muromachi, Ashikaga (1333-1573) . Q Nambokucho (1336-1392) .R Momo /ama (1573-1614) .S Edo, Tokugawa (1615-1867) . T Meiji (1868-1912) .0 Taisho (1912-1926)

. V Showa (1926- )

JAVA Al Indian colonial period (lst-7th centuries) .0 Sailendra (732-860) . D Hindu Javanese (860-930)

. E East Javanese (930-1478)

KOREA . B Naknang, Han colonization (108 B.C.-313 A.D.)

. 0 Three kingdoms (57 B.C.-668 A.D.) . D Koguryo (37 B.C.-668 A.D.) .E Paekche (18 B.C.-663 A.D.) .F Old Silla (57 B.C.-668 A.D.)

. G Unified Silla (668-935)

. H Koryo (918-1392) .J Yi (1392-1910)

75 68 ART: STYLE Class Notation

ART -- STYLE (continued) tiPfl, 21.

Sort Field 4

MEXICO .A Pre-formative .B Pre-classic Central Mexico (1500 B.C.-A.D.) .0 Early period (1500-1300 B.C.) . 0 Middle period (1300-800 B.C.) .E Lat' or upper period (800-200 B.C.)

. F Olmec (1500 B.C.-100 A.D.) . G Classic (1-900 A.D.) . H Teotihuacan (200B.C.-8th century A.D.)

. I Post-classic (1000-1519) . J Toltec (c.650-1325 A.D.)

. K Aztec (1325-16th century A.D.) Oaxacan (100 B.C.-1200 A.D.) .M Zapotec (100 B.C.-1200 A.D.) . N Mixtec (1200-16th century A.D.) . 0 Gulf Coast . P Central Vera Cruz (8th century B.C.-10th century A.D.) .Q Remojadas, Tajin .R Huastec (17th century B.C.-16th century A.D.) .S Mayan . T NorthernMexico .0 Western Mexico . V Colima .W Guerrero .X Jalisco .Y Nayarit .Z Tarasca

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ART -- STYLE (continued) 1111111111EU iiti%

Sort Field 4

SYRIA

. A Egyptian perioi (2000-1800 B.C.) .B Babylonian period (1800-1700 B.C.) .0 Mitannian period (c.1450-1360 B,C.) .D Hittite and Ramessid period (1360-1150 B.C.)

. E Phoenician period (850-650 B.C.)

THAILAND. SIAM .B Dvaravati (c.500-900)

. 0 Shrivijaya (c.750-850) .D Lopburi, Khmer (c.1000-1250) .E Chiengsen, Tai (12th century)

. F Suk'ot'ai (13th-15th centuries)

. G U Tong (12th-14th centuries)

. H Ayudhya (c.1450-1757)

. J Bangkok (1757- )

TURKEY

. B Proto-Hittite to 1900 B.C.

. 0 Hittite period (1900-700 B.C.) .D Old kingdom (1900-1500 B.C.)

. E Empire (1500-1200 B.C.)

. F New Hittite kingdom (1200-700 B.C.) .G Phrygian period (1100-696 B.C.) .H Urartu Empire (c.900-585 B.C.) .I Lydian period (c.700-547 B.C.)

. J Persian period (547-c.330 B.C.)

77 ART: ORIGIN Class Notation ART -- ORIGIN (ARTIST, PLACE OR SUBDIVISION OF STYLE) .Y4.:*171;;;

Sort Field 5 Period Country Medium Style Subdivide by Origin

Field 5 in the call number is used to identify the origin of a work of art. In order of priority these origins are preferred:

Z. Personal or corporate name of artist. Enter Cutter number in Field 5. Treat "School of" like a known artist, CUttering to the name of the master of the school. Treat tribal names of primitive cultures like known artists. See Appendix II, P.149.

2. City, archeological site, or other political subdivision. Enter Cutter number in Field 5. If city is unknown, use next larger appropriate unit -- county, province, region, etc.

3. Subdivision of Style. Enter a contrived Cutter number in Field 5 from the special schedules below.

4. If not enough information is available to place a work in any of the above categories, or if no special schedule exists, then enter A000 as a Cutter number signifying "ins.tificient information ".

SUBDIVISION OF STYLE

CHINA A000 Insufficient information to classify A001 Prehistoric to 1766 B.C. A003 Shang-Yin (1766-1122 B.C.) A004 Chou (1122-206 B.C.) A005 Western Chou (1122-771 B.C.) A007 Eastern Chou (770-206 B.C.) A009 Spring and autumn annals (722-481 B.C.) A011 Warring states (481-221 B.C.) A013 Ch'in (221-206 B.C.) A015Han (206 B.C.-220 A.D.) A017 Former Han, Western (206 B.C.-25 A.D.) A019 Later Han, Eastern (25-220 A.D.) A021 Three kingdoms (221-280) A023Six dynasties (221-589) A025Western and Eastern Chin (265-419)

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CHINA (continued)

A027 Northern dynasties (386-581) Sort Field 5 A029 Northern Wei (386-535) A031 Eastern Wei (534-550) A033 Western Wei (535-557) A035 Northern Ch'i (550-577) A037 Northern Chou (557-581) .A039 Southern dynasties (420-589) A041 Liu. Sung (420-478) A043 Southern Ch'i (479-502) A045 Liang (502-556) A047 Ch'en (557-589) A049 Sui (589-618) A051 T'ang (618-907) A053Five dynasties (907-960) A055 Liad (907-1125) A057Sung (906-1280) A059Chin. Nuchen (1115-1234) A061 Yuan (1280-1369) A063Ming (1368-1644) A065 Hung-wu (1368-1398) A067 Chien-wen (1399-1402) A069 Yung-lo (1403-1424) A071 Hung-hsi (1425) A073 Hsuan-te (1426-1435) A075 Chen-t'ung (1436-1449) A077 Ching-t'ai (1450-1457) A079 Tien-shun (1457-1464) A081 Ch'eng-hua (1465-1487) A083 Hung -chih (1488-1505) A085 Cheng-te (1506-1521) A087 Ghia-ch'ing (1522-1566) A089 Lung-ch'ing (1567-1572) A091 Wan-li (1573-1620) A093 T'ai-ch'ang (1620) A095 T'ien-ch'i (1621-1627) A097 Ch'ung-cheng (1628-1644) AC99Ch'ing (1644-1912) A101 Shun-chih (1644-1661) A103 K'ang-hsi (1662-1722) A105 Yung-cheng (1732-1735) A107 Ch'ien-lung (1736-1795) A109 Chia-ch'ing (1796-1821)

80 :,72 ART: ORIGIN Class Notation ART -- ORIGIN: SUBDIVISION OF STYLE (continued)

EGYPT A000Insufficient information to classify A001 Prehistoric Sort Field 5 A002 Before 4000 B.C. A003 Tasian A004 Badarian A005 Predynastic (4000-3200 B.C.) A006 Amratian A007 Early Gerzean A008 Late Gerzean A009 Archaic A010 Dynasty I (3200-2980 B.C.) A011 Narmer Menes, Aha Menes A012 Zer A013 Zet. Wadji A014 Wedymu A015 Az-ib A016 Semerkhet 1.017 Qay-a A018 Dynasty II (2980-2780 B.C.) A019 Ra-neb A020 Hetep-sekhemuwy A021 Netery-mu A022 Peribsen A023 Sened A024 Khasekhem A025 Khasekhemuwy A026 Dynasty III (2780-2680 B.C.) A027 Sa-nekht A028 Neterkhet. Zoser A029 Sekhem-Khet A030 Kha-ba A031 Neb-ka A032 Huni A033Old Kingdom A034 Dynasty IV (2680-2565 B.C.) A035 Sneferu A036 Cheops. Khufu A037 Radedef A038 Chephren. Khafra A039 Mycerinus A040 Shepseskaf A041 Dynasty V (2565-2420 B.C.) A042 Weserkaf A043 Sahura A044 Neferirkara A045 Shepseskara A046 Neferera

81 ART: ORIGIN Class Notation

1-W M 1ft rr ART -- ORIGIN: SUBDIVISION OF STYLE (continued)

EGYPT (continued) Sort Field 5 A047 Ne-user-ra A048 Men-kau-hor A049 Isesy. Zedkara A050 Unas AOSI Dynasty VI (2420-2258 B.C.) A052 Tety A053 Weserkara A054 Pepy I AOSS Mernera A056 Pepy II A057 First intermediate period A058 Dynasty VII Interregnum A059 Dynasty VIII. Memphite (2258-2232 B.C.) A060 Dynasty IX. Heracleopolitan (2232-2140 B.C.) A061 Khety I. Mer-ib-a A062 Turin Papyrus Kings A063 Dynasty X. Heracleopolitan (2140-2052 B.C.) A064 Neferkara A065 Khety. Wah-Ka-ra A066 Merikara A067 Turin Papyrus king A068Middle kingdom A069 Dynasty XI (2134-1991 B.C.) A070 Intef I. Seher-tawy A071 Intef II. Wah-ankh A072 Intef III. Nekht-neb-tep-nefer A073 Mentuhotep I, II, III, IV A074 Dynasty XII (1991-1786 B.C.) A075 Amenemhat I, II, III, IV A076 Sesostris I, II, III A077 Queen Sevek-neferura A078 Second intermediate period A079 Dynasties XIII-XIV (1786-1680 B. C.) A080 Dynasties XV-XVI (1720-1570 B. C.) A081 Dynasty XVII (1600-1570 B. C.) A082 Sekenenra and Kamose A083 New kingdom. Empire period A084 Dynasty XVIII (1570-1314 B.C.) A085 Ahmose I A086 Amenhotep I, II, III A087 Tuthmosis I, II, III, IV A088 Hatshepsut A089 Akhenaten A090 Semenekhkara A091 Tut-Ankh-Amon A092 Ay, Horemheb

82 74 ART: ORIGIN Class Notation

ART -- ORIGIh: SUBDIVISION OF STYLE (continued) MIHNII21 MI7Vnit EGYPT (continued) Sort Field 5 A093 Dynasty XIX (1314-1197) A094 Rameses I, II A095 Sety I, Merenptah, Amen-Meses, Siptah A096 Dynasty XX (1197-1085 B.C.) A097 Sety-Nekht A098 Rameses III, Rameses IV-XI A099Late period A100 Dynasty XXI. Tanis and Thebes (1085-950 B.C) Smendes, Herdor, Psusenne I, II Paynozem, Amen-em-Ipet, Sa-Amon A101 Dynasty XXII. Bubastite (950-730 B.C.) Sheshonq I, II Osorkon I, II Takelot I. II A102 Dynasty XXIII (817-730 B.C.) A103 Dynasty XXIV (730-715 B.C.) Tef-Nekht Bocchoris. Bakenrenef A104 Dynasty XXV. Kushite (730-663 B.C.) Piankhy, Shabako, Shebitku Taharqa, Tanwetamani, Assyrian Invasion A105 Dynasty XXVI. Saite (663-525 B.C.) Psamtik I, II, III Necho, Apries, Amasis A106 Dynasty XXVII. First Persian Domination (525-404 B.C.) Cambyses, Darius I, II, Xerxes, Artaxerxes A107 Dynasties XXVIII-XXIX (404-378 B.C.) A108 Dynasty XXX (378-341 B. C.) Nectaebo I, II, Teos A109 Dynasty XXXI. Second Persian Domination (341-332. B.C.) Conquest of Alexander (332 B.C.) A110 Ptolemaic period (332-30 B.C.) Roman occupation of Egypt (30 B.C.)

83 ART: ORIGIN Class Notation ART -- ORIGIN: SUBDIVISION OF STYLE (continued) MUNN zrz.>

EUROPEAN AND NEAR EASTERN COUNTRIES: MEDIEVAL STYLES Sort Field 5 Use with any country as appropriate to describe Medieval styles. Use of this schedule in conjunction with the Medieval Styles schedule in Field 4 (see page 70) will identify anonymous Medieval works both by stylistic name and chronological sequence.

A000 Insufficient information to classify A003Early Christian (lst-9th centuries) A005 Period of Catacombs (lst-3rd centuries) A007 Period of Church Triumphant (4th-mid 5th centuries) A009 Pre-Byzantine Period (4th-6th centuries) A011 Coptic (313-640) and Ethiopian (330-20th century) A013 Celtic A021 Byzantine (6th-15th centuries) A023 Justinian Period (6th-9th centuries) A025 Macedonian and Comnene Emperors (9th-12th centuries) A027 Palaelogue Renaissance (13th-15th centuries) A031 Early Middle Ages (3rd-llth centuries) A033 Barbarian invasions, Tartar and Germanic peoples (3rd-8th centuries) A035 First Period (3rd-4th centuries) A037 Second Period (370-455) A039 Third Period (405,-751) A043 Scandinavian (5th century-1091) A045 Style of Great Invasions (5th-7th centuries) A047 Vendel or Continental Period (7th-8th centuries) A049 Viking or Northern Carolingian (791-1091) A051 Merovingian (6th-8th centuries) A053 Lombardic (6th-8th centuries) A055 Visigothic (3rd-8th centuries) A057 Carolingian (8th-9th centuries) A059 Ottonian (919-1024) A061Islamic (7th-20th centuries) A063 Umayyad (661-750) A065 Abbasid (750-13th century) A067 Abbasid School (Persia and Mesopotamia) A069 Tulunid School (Egypt) A071 Aghlabite School (North Africa) A073 Fatimid School (Tunisia and Cairo) A075 Spanish Umayyad (Moorish) 710-1492 A077 Turkish 079 Seljuk (1036-1327) A081 Mamluk (1250-1516) A083 Ottoman (1300-1924)

7,6 ART: ORIGIN Class Utation ART -- ORIGIN: SUBDIVISION OF STYLE (continued) MIN fi UN MI .71MSial EUROPEAN AND NEAR EASTERN COUNTRIES: MEDIEVAL STYLES Sort Field 5 (continued) A085 Iranian and Indian A087 Persian Mongol (1037-1404) A089 Safavid (1502-1736) A091 Mughal (1526-1858) A093Romanesque (11th-12th centuries) A095 11th century A097 12th century A101Gothic (12th-14th centuries) A103 Early Period (1140 1194) A105 High Period (1194-1248) A107 Refined Period (mid 13th-14th centuries) P109 Late Period (14th century)

85 ART: ORIGIN Class Notation ART -- ORIGIN: SUBDIVISION OF STYLE (continued)

GREECE Sort Field 5 A000 Insufficient information to classify A003 Aegean before 700 B.C. A005 Cycladic A007 Helladic A009 Minoan A011 Mycenaean A021 Greek before 1025 B.C. A023Proto-geometric (1025-900 B.C.) A025Geometric (900-725 B.C.) A027Orientalizing (700-550 B.C.) A031 Archaic (600-480 B.C.) A033 600-550 B.C. A035 550-530 B.C. A037 530-510 B.C. A039 510-500 B.C. A041 500-480 B.C. A051 Classical: 5th century B.C. A053 480-450 B.C. A055 450 -425 B.C. A057 425-400 B.C. A061Classical: 4th century B.C. A063 400-375 B.C. A065 375-350 B.C. A067 350-325 B.C. A069 325-300 B.C. A071Hellenistic (320 B.C.-lst century A.D.) A073 4th century B.C. A075 3rd century B.C. A077 2nd century B.C. A079 1st century B.C. A081 Roman period (146 B.C.-323 A.D.) A091 Greek art on the mainland A101 Greek art on Peloponnesus A103Greek art in Asia Minor A105Greek art elsewhere

86 ART: ORIGIN Class Notation ART -- ORIGIN: SUBDIVISION OF STYLE (Continued)

IRAQ. MESOPOTAMIA Sort Field 5 A000 Insufficient information to classify A001Prehistoric (7000-3000 B.C.) A003 Neolithic: Jarmo (7000-3000 B.C.) A005 Chalcolithic: Hassuna, Samarra Period (5000-4000 B.C.) A007 Halaf Period (4500-4000 B.C.). A009 Ubaid Period (4000-3500 B.C.) A011 Uruk Period (3500-3000 B.C.) A013Early Dynastic Period (c.2700-2400 B.C.) A015 Kish Dynasty I-IV (2700-2300 B.C.) A017 Uruk Dynasty I-III (2750-2400 B.C.) A019 Ur Dynasty I-II (2650-2350 B.C.) A021 Lagash: En-Hegal-Urukagina (2700-2400 B.C.) A023 Akshak: Unei-Shu-Sin (2550-2450 B.C.) A025 Dynasty of Mari (2450-2300 B.C.) A027 Dynasties of Akkad, Gutium and Ur III (2400-2000 B.C.) A029 Akkad (2400-2250 B.C.) Sargon, Naram-Sin A031 Uruk III-IV (2400-2114 B.C.) A033 Dynasty of Gutium (2211-2120 B.C.) A035 Ur III (2113-2006 B.C.) A037 Lagash (2350-2200 B.C.) Akkadian domination A039 Lagash (2200-2150 B.C.) Gutain domination A041 Isin, Larsa and Old Babylonian Periods (2000-1600 B.C.) A043 Isin Dynasty (2000-1800 B.C.) Overthrown by Scaland Dynasty (1800-1600 B.C.) A045 Larsa Dynasty (2000-1800 B.C.) A047 Babyloni Dynasty (1900-1595 B.C.) Hammurabi 1792 B.C. A049 Assyria (2050 B.C.) A051 Mari (1850-1761 B.C.) A053 Eshnunna (2000-1761 B.C.) A055 Kassite Period (1600-1200 B.C.) A057 Babylonia Kassite Dynasty (1600-1250 B.C.) A059 Assyria (1600-1200 B.C.) A061 Mitanni (1500-1300 B.C.) A063 Hurri (1400-1300 B.C.) A065 Elam (1350 B.C.) A067 Middle Assyrian and Middle Babylonian Periods (1200-750 B.C.) A069 Babylonian Dynasties IV-VIII (1200-750 B.C.) A071 Assyria (1200-750 B.C.) A073 Assyrian Empire and Neo-Babylonian Kingdom (745-539 B.C.) A075 Assyria (745-609 B.C.) Tigiathpileser III, Asuruballit II A077 Babylonia Dynasty IX (750-539 B.C.) A079 Medea (740-550 B.C.) A081 Persians (700-400 B.C.) Achaemenes A083Late Periods, Achaemenian (530-330 B.C.) Cambyses, Darius III A085 Mesopotamia, Achaemenian Period

87 7 9 ART: SUBJECT Class Notation ART -- SUBJECT DIVISIONS SUMMARY ..40111111.11 4A111111111 Period Sort Field 6 Country Medium Style Origin Subdivide by Subject (Summary)

There are separate Subject Schedules for each of the various Art Media. Those media that are truly pictorial in nature are divided by the subject content of the picture. Those media that are not pictorial, e.g. Architecture, Book Arts, Fabrics, etc., are divided by some other function, such as technique. Divide:

Architecture by BUILDING TYPE A-Z See page 90.

Sculpture by SUBJECT A-Z See page 97.

Painting by SUBJECT A-Y See page 101.

Drawing by SUBJECT A-Y See page 101.

Book arts by TECHNIQUE A-Z See page 102.

Graphic arts by SUBJECT A-Y See page 103.

Photography by SUBJECT A-YSee page 104.

Ceramic and glassware by SHAPE A-Z See page 105.For Greek shapes see page 106.

Mosaics, stained glass by SUBJECT A-Y See page 106.

Fashion and fabric design by PRODUCT A-Z See page 107.

Minor arts in other materials by PRODUCT A-Z See page 108.

Art theory, commercial art and theater arts by TECHNIQUE A-Z See page 109. 89

80 ART: SUBJECT Class Notation ART -- SUBJECT DIVISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS

Period Sort Field 6-7 Country Medium Style Origin Subdivide by Subject

ARCHITECTURE BY BUILDING TYPE (See page 114 for a method of identifying parts of buildings) AAGRICULTURE .B Barns, animal shelters . D Dairies .M Machine sheds . R Slaughter houses . S Storage bins, silos, granaries . W Water and irrigation structures, windmills

B CITY PLANNING .A Arcades, malls

. 0 City planning . D Grid plan .E Radial plan

. G Greenbelt plan .M Megalopolis . N Metropolis .S Sprawl architecture . T Subdivisions ..0 Urban renewal, redevelopment

C COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS .A Auto service, gas stations, repairs, sales

. B Banking, insurance, stock broking, related financial services . D Barber shop, shoe shine, related personal services .E Building supply houses and yards . F Department, dry goods, hardware, related non-food retail businesses .G Groceries, drugs, food-related businesses

. J Junk yards . L Laundries, cleaning, repair businesses (except auto)

. N Nurseries, greenhouses

. 0 Office buildings incorporating diverse businesses

. P Outdoor marketplaces

. Q Real estate offices

. R Restaurants, saloons, food-serving businesses

. S Shopping centers incorporating diverse businesses

. W Warehouses

90 ART: SUBJECT Class Notation ART -- SUBJECT DIVISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS VY-rn. ,,i24 '.71'a'.MI r,fu ARCHITECTURE BY BUII^T.NG TYPE (continued) rini 4,0 gmg Sort Field 6-7 D COMMUNICATIONS .N Newspaper publishing and distributing .P Post Office .R Printing and publishing other than newspapers .S Radio and television .T Telephone and telegraph

E EDUCATION If individual buildings or interiors are shown, classify by Building Type as follows: .A Administration .0 Classroom .E Gallery or museum .G Library .I Science laboratory .K Vocational laboratory If more than one type of building is prominent in the picture, classify by type of institution: .N Elementary school .P High, secondary school .R Trade, business, vocational school .T University, college .X School for the handicapped

F ENGINEERING .A Bridges (miscellaneous types) .B Arch .0 Cantilever .D Suspension .E Truss .G Garbage, refuse, waste, sewage plants .L Levees .N Reservoirs, dams .P Power plants (miscellaneous types) .Q Atomic power .R Hydro-electric .S Steam .T Towers, smoke stacks, light standards .0 Tunnels .W Water distribution and treatment structures

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ARCHITECTURE BY BUILDING TYPE (continued) Sort Field 6-7 G FANTASTIC, FUTURISTIC ARCHITECTURE . E Fantastic buildings

. G Futuristic designs

HFUNERARY .B Beehive tombs .0 Cemeteries .E Crematoria, columbaria .F Funeral chapels .K Mastabas

. N Necropolis .P Pyramid tombs .R Rock-cut tombs .T Tombs (other types) . V Tumuli

I GOVERNMENTAL .B Capitol buildings, seats of government .0 Civic centers, governmental complexes .F Fire departments .J Judicial buildings, courts .L Legislative buildings if apart from capitol buildings .M Municipal auditorium .0 Office buildings, headquarters of governmental departments .P Police buildings

. R Prisons, jails, penitentiaries .V Veterans' buildings

JHEALTH ,D Doctor's, dentist's office buildings .F First aid stations .H Hospitals .K Medical and dental centers, clinics .M Mental hospitals .P Pharmacy buildings in medical centers Class retail drug stores in Commercial (C.G) .S Sanitoriums, convalescent homes

. V Veterinary buildings

8 3 ART: SUBJECT Class Notation ART -- SUBJECT DIVISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS

ARCHITECTURE BY BUILDING TYPE (continued) Sort Field 6-7 K HOUSING: SINGLE-FAMILY DWELLING .A Animal houses (domestic) Class farm buildings in Agriculture (A.B) Class zoo buildings in M4seums (Q. Z)

. H Houses, one-story .J Houses, two-story . L Houses, multiple-story .0 Outbuildings (domestic) .P Primitive houses (miscellaneous types) . R Adobe, mud . T Caves .V Stilt .X Tent, tepee .Z Thatch, straw

L HOUSING: SPECIAL, MULTIPLE-FAMILY DWELLING . A Apartments . B Apartment communities, blocks .D Beach and lake homes, seashore homes .E Castles

. G Chalets .H Chateaux

. J Condominiums . K Country homes . M Gazebos .N Hotels, inns, guest housing

. P Mansions .Q Motels .S Mountain cabins . T Palaces .V Rowhouses . W Skyscraperhousing . Y Terraced apartments .Z Villas

MINDUSTRIAL .B Chemical plants

. F Factories, assembly plants .I Industrial parks, blocks . M Mills(steel, textile, lumber, etc.) .P Mining buildings and structures

. S Research and development buildings .0 Shipyards

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ARCHITECTURE BY BUILDING TYPE (continued) Sort Field 6-7 N LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE .D Desert, arid land landscaping .E Erosion planting, terracing .G Gardens, formal .I Gardens, informal .K Indoor planting .N Parks .P Playgrounds

OMILITARY INSTALLATIONS, FORTIFICATIONS .A Administration buildings .0 Armories .E Arsenals, ammunition dumps .G Bomb, fallout shelters .H City walls, gates .J Forts and fortifications .M Moats .S Since facilities, launch sit:is, tracking stations If one of the individual building types above cannot be used, by one of the following: .X Military 'Army o)c. unknoNn branch of service) Base .Y Army or Navy Air Base .Z Naval Base, naval shipyard, docks

P MONUMENTS .A Arches .0 Columns .F Fountains .M Monoliths .S Stairs, steps

Q MUSEUMS, GALLERIES, ETC. .A Art galleries .0 Art museums .H Historical museums .I Industrial museums .N Natural history museums .S Science museums .W Wax museums .Z Zoos

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ARCHITECTURE BY BUILDING TYPE (continued) Sort Field 6-7 R RECREATIONA . A Amphitheaters .B Amusement parks .0 Concert, opera halls .D Dance halls .E Exposition buildings .F Fair grounds .G Golf clubs, country clubs . J Gymnasiums, indoor sports arenas .K Hunting lodges . P Park buildings, shelters, bandstands . R Race tracks .S Stadiums, colosseums .0 Swimming pools, indoor and outdoor baths .W Theaters . Y Yacht clubs, pleasure boating facilities

S RELIGIOUS . A Abbeys . B Baptistries . 0 Basilicas .E Cathedrals . F Chapels . G Churches

. I Convents

. J Meeting houses . L Missions . M Monasteries .0 Mosques . Q Nunneries . S Priories .0 Shrines . V Synagogues . X Temples . Y Tholoi

TSOCIAL INSTITUTIONS . D Day nurseries . H Homes for the aged, rest homes . 0 Orphanages . R Rescue missions

95 ART: SUBJECT Class Notation ART -- SUBJECT DIVISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS

ARCHITECTURE BY BUILDING TYPE (continued) Sort Field 6-7

U TRANSPORTATION .A Airports, runways or overall views Class Military Ai", Bases in 0.Y .B Air passenger terminals .0 Control towers .D Hangars and shop buildings .F Bus passenger stations .G Car barns (bus or streetcar) .J Elevated train stations and structures .L Harbor facilities, piers Class Yacht clubs in Recreational (R.Y) .N Highways, freeways, interchanges, toll plazas .P Railroad passenger terminals .Q Railroad switch towers .R Roundhouses and shops .S Subway stations, entrances .T Truck terminals .W Waterway constructions, canals, locks

8.7 ART: SUBJECT Class Notation ART -- SUBJECT DIVISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS (continued)

SCULPTURE BY SUBJECT Sort Field 6 In using this Schedule to assign Subject codes, prefer those terms that describe pictorial content if the work possesses any pictorial or illustrative qualities. Only if there is no subject content, use those terms that are descriptive of form or format, such as Abstractions (A), Altarpieces (s), Furniture, Ornamented (L), Modern Movements (0), and Tombs M.

A ABSTRACTIONS (Art which has no reference to known visible objects, art which is intended to be separate from natural appearances) Accept at face value the title given a work by the artist, e.g., if an abstraction is titled "Landscape" class it as Landscape (P). Movements such as Cubism, Constructivism, Orphism, Futurism, Dadaism, Surrealism, Abstract Expression- ism, and Non-objective Art are classed here only if unclassifiable elsewhere by content or title. The new movements of the 1960's are classed as Modern Art Movements (0).

B ALTARPIECES (Decorative screens above and behind altars) Use this class when the decorative material on the altarpiece is too diverse to classify as any single subject.

C ANIMALS AND PLANTS Do not include mythological beasts (see R). Include horse and rider when rider is unknown and when the work is not considered an equestrian monument (see Q).Include hunt scenes and race track scenes. If animals and plants are a part of a; Landscape or Still Life, prefer those classes.

DASIAN RELIGIOUS SUBJECTS Include all Eastern non-Judeo-Christian religions. In Oriental arts this class takes precedence over other subjects.

F CYCLES OR SERIES (Several works of an artist that are grouped together and traditionally known by a collective name) Use this class when the total work needs to be kept together and its individual pieces are of diverse subject content that would otherwise cause the parts to be scattered in the file, e.g. pages from an artist's notebook.

97 ART: SUBJECT Class Notation ART -- SUBJECT DIVISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS 11111111M MINIM AMIE. SCULPTURE BY SUBJECT (continued) Sort Field 6 G ARCHITECTURAL ILLUSTRATION (Views of interiors or exteriors of buildings where figures are not prominent) Include representations of furniture or parts of buildings such as staircases, etc.

H BUSTS (Head and shoulders of human figure of either sex whose name is unknown) If name is known class as Portrait (W). If more than the head and shoulders are represented class as Figure.

I FIGURE GROUPS (Two or more figures unknown by name) If a slide shows several individual figure studies the slide should be treated as a single figure. Class as a Group only if the group of figures appears to have been conceived as a unit by the artist. Prefer other classes if the title is descriptive enough to suggest subject content, or if the figure.) are a very small part of a landscape, for instance.

J FIGURE, MALE (Any single male figure of any age, or figure of indistinguishable sex, and unknown by name) If name is known class as Portrait (W). Also prefer classes such as Historical 'N), Mythological (R), and Religious subjects (D,S,T,V,V,X). Include here any part of the human figure other than Bust.

K FIGURE, FEMALE (Any single female figure of any age, when name is unknown) All other rules of J, above, apply.

L FURNITURE, ORNAMENTED (Any interior furnishing on which the sculptured or painted decoration transcends the significance of the piece as furniture) Include attached furniture such as altars, pulpits, pews, fonts, etc. Determining factor for inclusion in this class is the clear dominance of the applied ornamentation over the basic functional design. Most furniture, not so ornamented, is classed with MINOR ARTS IN OTHER MATERIALS (see page 54).

M GENRE (The depiction of everyday activity -- candid, unposed groupings of people in their natural environments doing everyday tasks or participating in common recreations)

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'3E111111 SCULPTURE BY SUBJECT (continued) Sort Field 6 N HISTORICAL, MILITARY, POLITICAL Include battles, historical and dated events, governmental episodes. Use in preference to less specific classes such as figures, landscape, etc. Also include here representations of historical figures that are obviously not portraits, i.e. portraits not done from life but from the imagination.

0 MODERN (CONTEMPORARY) ART MOVEMENTS Include Op Art, Pop Art, Punk Art, Junk Art, and generally any works of the 1960's that cannot be better classified elsewhere. Prefer any other subject class to this one.

P LANDSCAPES, SEASCAPES, CITYSCAPES (exterior views where figures do not predominate) Prefer classes with more specific subject content such as Genre (M), Historical (N), Mythological (R), and Religious (D,S,T,U,V).

Q MONUMENTS (freestanding monclithic works that honor and commemorate) Include columns, fountains, obelisks, equestrian statues (if rider is unknown). Class funerary monuments in Tombs (Z).

RMYTHOLOGICAL, ALLEGORICAL, LEGENDARY, LITERARY, EPIC Include illustrative material of aZZ forms of literature not otherwise classified as Historical or Religious.

S NEW TESTAMENT (events, parAles, etc.of the New Testament) Do not include here representationsof Christ, the Virgin Mary, or named Saints. (seebelow)

T NEW TESTAMENT: CHRIST (events in the life of Jesus from the New Testament scriptures)

U NEW TESTAMENT: MARY (events in the life of Mary up to the birth of Jesus) Include formalized Madonna and Child, but class nativity scenes with the Life of Christ.

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SCULPTURE BY SUBJECT (continued) Sort Field 6-7

VOLD TESTAMENT AND APOCRYPHA (events and characters from the Old Testament and the Old Testament Apocrypha) Class named angels with Saints (X).

W PORTRAITS Include portraits of known persons or groups of persons when it can be assumed that there is a literal likeness. Prefer over any of the figure categories. All self portraits are classed here regardless of the title assigned by the artist. Group portraits where the name of the Group is known are classed here. However, if the artist has faithfully recorded an historical event complete with identifiable portraits of participants class this 48 Historical (N).

X SAINTS Includes named saints and angels from the scriptural record. Also martyrs, hermits, anonymous bishops and popes, and other characters and scenes from the Christian historical and literary tradition outside of canonised scripture.

YSTILL LIFE Include representations of dead animals, parts of animals, plants, drapery, clothing, or any variety of inanimate objects, singly or in any arrangement that could conceivably be called a still life. A still life cannot contain human figures.

Z TOMBS (sarcophagi, cinerary urns, funerary monuments, steles)

Sculpture may be further subdivided as follows, if any of these conditions are applicable:

. B Cast (one of several copies of a work produced by the artist) . 0 Copy after an original . M Model, maquette . P Replica . R Restoration

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Sort Field 6-7

PAINTING BY SUBJECT See Sculpture by Subject for full descriptions; page97.

AAbstractions B Altarpieces C Animals and plants D Asiatic religious subjects F Cycles or series G Architectural interiors or exteriors H Busts I Figure groups J Figure, male K Figure, female L Furniture, ornamented MGenre N Historical, military, political O Modern (contemporary) art movements P Landscapes, seascapes, cityscapes RMythological, allegorical, legendary, literary, etc. S New Testament TNew Testament, Christ U New Testament, Mary Old Testament and Apocrypha WPortraits X Saints Y Still lifes

Painting may be further subdivided as follows, if any of these conditions are applicable:

.0 Copy after an original . R Restoration . 0 Ultra-violet photograph .V Variant .X X-ray photograph

DRAWING BY SUBJECT Divide like Painting by Subject

A-Y

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BOOK ARTS BY TECHNIQUE Sort Field 6-7

A Alphabets, development of alphabets, manuscript styles, calligraphic design. Prefer following classes for actual examples of work. Use this class only for diagramatic and design material. E Bookbinding. Use for illustration of binding technique. Use for piqturee of actual bindings only if no examples of the interior of the book are present in the files. If such examples are present in the file, keep pictures of the covers of the book together with the pages. CCarved inscription E Clay tablet GManuscript in roll or other non-book iormat HManuscript in codex or book format I Illuminated manuscript book K Papermaking, watermarks M Printers' marks P Printing: block Q Illustrated block book S Printing: hand press with moveable type Illustrated hand press book Printing: machine press W Illustrated machine press book Y Type face alphabets, styles and design Prefer above classes for actual examples of work. Use this clasE only for diagramatic and design material.

&zither subdivide by subject matter as follows:

.A Art . B Bestiary (treatise on beasts)

. 0 Bible (Old and/or New Testament or any parts thereof not listed separately below) .0 Gospels .E Psalter (Book of Psalms) .F Catalogs, bibliographies . G Dictionaries, lexicons, encyclopedias, other general reference works .H Emblem book, heraldry .J Herbal (treatise on plants) .K History and biography .L Horary (book of hours) .M Journals, diaries

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Sort Field 6-7

BOOK ARTS BY SUBJECT (continued)

.N Koran, other Moslem religious writings .P Literature, fiction .Q Music, hymnals .R Non-fiction other than specific topics elsewhere in this list .S Philosophy .T Poetry .0 Religious (Christian) writings other than those listed .V Sacred writings of other religions .W Science and mathematics .X Talmud, other Jewish religious writings .Y Travel and exploration

GRAPHIC ARTS BY SUBJECT Divide like Painting by Subject. See page 101. A-Y Further subdivide by technique as follows:

.B Acid etching .0 Aquatint .D Drypoint etching .E Engraving, copper .F Engraving, steel .G Engraving,wood .K Linoleum cut .L Lithograph .M Mezzotint .N Monoprint .P Photo-engraving .R Relief print .S Serigraph .T Silk screen print .0 Stipple print .W Woodcut .Y Multi-media print .Z Other media

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Sort Field 6-7

PHOTOGRAPHY BY SUBJECT

AAbstractions C Animals and plants D Asiatic religious subjects E Special photographic effects (multiple exposure, montage, stereograph, etc.) Prefer to other terms in this list. F Cycles or series G Architectural interiors or exteriors H Busts I Figure groups J Figure, male K Figure, female M Genre P Landscapes, seascapes, cityscapes WPortraits X Christian religious subjects Y Still lifes

Further subdivide by technique as follows:

. A Ambrotype .B Albumen print .0 Calotype .D Color print .E Daguerreotype .F Dry plate, gelatin .H Heliograph .J Orthochromatic print .L Panchromatic print .N Photogravure .P Platinum print .R Rayograph .S Sepia .T Tintype . W Wet plate, collodion .Z Other Of unknown technique

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Sort Field 6-7

CERAMIC AND GLASSWARE BY SHAPE See special schedule on next page for Greek - Vases by Shape. Do not use this schedule for Greek vases. ABasin (rimmed water container) B Bottle C Bowl (food container deeply rounded) D Box E Censer, incense burner F Chalice G Cooking dish, pot H Covered container I Cup, mug, drinking container of clay base J Dish, other shapes K Ewer, flask L Figurine M Jar NMiniature O Pillow stand, ink stand P Pitcher, creamer Q Planter, flower pot RPlate S Platter TStemware U Tumbler, glass, drinking container of vitreous base Tea pot, tea kettle, coffee pot W Vase, urn Y Groups of objects and types Z Other shapes

Further subdivide by subject matter if objects are decorated with pictorial elements. Use the schedule for Painting by Subject, page 101.

.A-Y

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Sort Field 6-7

SPECIAL SCHEDULE FOR GREEK VASES BY SHAPE

A Alabastron B Amphora C Aryballos D Dinos E Hydria F Kantharos G Kotyle H Krater (bell, column, volute) I Kylix J Lebes, Lebes Gamikos K Lecythos L Loutrophoros M Mastos N Oinochoe O Olpe P Pelike Q Phiale R Pinax S Plemochoe TPsykter U Psylster Pyxis W Rhyton X Skyphos Y Stamnos Z Other shapes

F4rther subdivide Greek vases by subject matter, using the schedule for Painting by Subject.

.A-Y

MOSAICS, STAINED GLASS BY SUBJECT Divide like Painting by Subject. See page 101. A-Y

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FASHION AND FABRIC DESIGN BY PRODUCT Sort Field 6-7 C Cloth yardage, machine made DCostume Prefer over other terms in this list. ECostume accessories But not Jewelry. See Minor Arts on following page. FHandwork: construction of fabric G Crocheting H Knitting J Lacemaking K Weaving M Handwork: embellishment of fabric N Dyeing P Embroidery R Other stitchery S Printing T Quilting ULeatherwork W Paper fabrics, wallpaper XTapestry Y Tapa cloth Z Other

Further subdivide (especially costume) by material as follows:

.E Fabrics of natural products .F Fibers and other plant by-products .G Fur .L Leather, hides, skins .M' Metal (i.e. metal fabrics) .0 Paper .P Plastic .QRubber .0 Synthetic fabrics .Y Mixed materials (none clearly dominant) .Z Other or unknown material

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Sort Field 6-7

MINOR ARTS IN OTHER MATERIALS BY PRODUCT

A Appliances B Arms and armor but not armored vehicles C Coins, medals, seals D Clocks, watches, timepieces E Communication devices F Containers, packaging G Furniture and household furnishings other than those listed elsewhere H Household implements, flatware, cooking utensils, etc. I Inventions (fantastic or unsuccessful) J Jewelry K Liturgical objects L Lighting devices M Machinery NMiniatures P Musical instruments QSports equipment SScientific equipment TToys, playthings U Tools Vehicles: air W Vehicles: land XVehicles: water Z Other

Further subdivide by dominant material as follows:

.A Animal by-products other than specific ones listed below .B Bone, horn, shell .0 Clay .D Concrete, cement, plaster .E Fabrics .F Fibers and other plant by-products .G Fur . H Glass .I Ivory .K Lacquer .L Leather, hides, skins .M Metal .N Paper . P Plastic

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MINOR ARTS BY MATERIAL (continued)

.Q Precious and semi-precious stones, gems .R Rubber .S Stone .T Synthetic materials .V Wax .W Wood .Y Mixed materials (none clearly dominant) .Z Other materials

ART THEORY, COMMERCIAL ART, THEATER ARTS BY TECHNIQUE

AColor theory B Pigmental systems C Prismatic systems E Design and composition theory F Elements of design G Principles of design H Optical illusions JPerspective K One point L Two point M Three point

NCommercial and advertising art P Advertising Magazine, billboard, television, etc. Q Caricature, cartooning, political satire R Display Museum, retail, household, flower arranging, etc. S Illustration Magazine, program, poster, etc. but not book (see Book Arts) T Packaging design

Theater arts W Costuming X Makeup Y Stage design

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Etiga'4b,4": ART -- TITLE EIVA M ENNUI 7: Sort Field 8

Period Country Medium Style Origin Subject Subdivision of Subject Subdivide by Title of Work

Use standard three place Cutter table to represent the title of the work. Every work must have a title, even though it is titled "Untitled", or a descriptive title must be assigned to it. Cutter portraits to the surname of the subject regardless of how the portrait may have been named. In architecture, invert such titles as "Temple of..." and "Cathedral of..." where the generic term has already been assigned a subject code in Field 7; Cutter to the most significant word following the generic term.

It is well to standardize practice by either using all titles in their language of origin, or by translating alt titZes into English.

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ART -- DETAIL NUMBERS

Sort Field 9-10

Period Country Medium Style Origin Subject Subdivision of Subject Title Subdivide by Detail Number

A-ZDETAIL NUMBER Use this field to denote differing views of the same work of art which, up to this field, have identical call numbers. This field accommodates 26 views of the same work.

.A-Z ADDITIONAL DETAIL NUMBER Use of this field increases the accommodation of a single work to 676 views.

Special sch-YiAles may be created for these two fields in order to place details of a major art monument in a logical sequence, e.g. Ghiberti's Gates of Paradise. An example of a special schedule is given on the following page -- one which places parts of buildings in a logical sequence. To be used with Architecture.

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Sort Field 9 Optional use of Field 9 suggested for Architecture. Subdivide by part of building illustrated. Use terms appropriate to the Period.

(EXTERIOR) A Site, distant view, general view, air view B Facade, front, or west side of building C Right side, or south side of building DBack, rear, or east side of building, apse, chevet, choir, haram, mihrab E Left side, or north side, of building FEntrance, portal, doorway, gateway, porch, pylon, propylaea GAdjacent areas, courtyard, atrium, chapter house, pavilion, satin, chaburi H Rooftop, domes, towers, spires, crenellations, geodesic domes, gambays I Structural details, pediment, capital, columns, piers, gable,guldasta

(INTERIOR) JEntry, lobby, narthex, pronaos, vestibule, reception hall, astanah K Major interior space, nave, hypostyle hall, cella, chaitya, drawing room L Minor interior spaces, vaults, choir, apse, tribune, chevet, altar M Other living spaces, dining, bedroom, bath, kitchen, study, library, office NHorizontal circulation, aisles, corridors, halls, colonnade, arcade, mandapa O Vertical circulation, stairs, elevators, escalators Also: crypts, basements, cellars, balconies PCeilings Use only if above categories do not apply. Q Floors Use only if above categories do not apply. RStructural details, decorative elements, false doors, pediments, columns SOther functional details, windows, doors, lighting, plumbing

(PLANNING AND CONSTRUCTION ASPECTS) TUnder construction U Models, color palettes, building materials Perspective drawing or rendering W Reconstruction, foundations X Section drawings Y Elevation drawings Z Plan drawings

(103 1114 SCIENCE:GROUP Class Notation SCIENCE -- GROUP

Sort Field 1

R Mathematics

S Astronomy and Space Sciences

T Earth Sciences

U Physical Sciences

Life Sciences

W Medical Sciences

X Technological Research and Engineering SCIENCE:COUNTRY Class Notation SCIENCE -- COUNTRY AND GEOGRAPHICAL DIVISIONS

Science Group Subdivide by Country Sort Field 2 001-999 Use the scheaule for HISTORY -- COUNTRY AND GEOGRAPHICAL SUBDIVISIONS (See pages 25-38) as appropriate to identify the geographical location of some physical feature, the national locus of some scientific phenomenon, or the nationality of a scientist being pictured.

Note, however, that much of the material classed in SCIENCE should be representation of scientific theory and principle that is incapable of geographic assignment. To these assign the geographic number 000.

This Field is applied to the visual content of the picture being classified and not to the place where the picture was taken. Use the number 001 (Extra-terrestrial) to identify pictures of stars, planets, the moon, or other astronomical bodies. A picture of an observatory, on the other hand, should be identified by the geographical number for its country.

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Sort Field 3 Science Group Country Subdivide by Subject

MATHEMATICS A Arithmetic C Algebra E Analysis GGeometry JTrigonometry S Statistics W Weights and measures

ASTRONOMY AND SPACE SCIENCES A Astronomy C Space Science L Lunar exploration M Mars exploration

EARTH SCIENCES C Cartography, geodesy GGeography JGeomorphology PPetrology S Sedimentology and stratigraphy TStructural geology W Meteorology Y Oceanography

PHYSICAL SCIENCES C Chemistry PPhysics

LIFE SCIENCES B Biology G Botany H Paleobotany LZoology M Paleozoology Veterinary sciences SCIENCE:SUBJECT Class Notation SCIENCE -- SUBJECT DIVISIONS SUMMARY (continued) 41111111111 MEDICAL SCIENCES IMS111111 A Anthropology Sort Field 3 B Anatomy C Anaesthesiology DDentistry EDermatology FEndocrinology G Epidemiology HGeriatrics JHistology KImmunology L Neurology M Obstetrics and Gynecology

21 Optometry and Ophthalmology POrthopedics Q Pathology RPharmacology S Psychiatry and Neuropsychiatry TRadiology U Surgery Toxicology W Urology Z Other

TECHNOLOGIrAL RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING A Aeronautical engineering and research C Agricultural engineering and research EChemical engineering G Civil engineering and research J Electrical engine, Ong M Mechanical engineering and research RReprographic technology

See following pages for detailed subdivision schedules for the above subjects. SCIENCE:SUBJECT Class Notation SCIENCE -- SUBJECT DIVISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS

Science Group Country Sort Field 3-4 Subdivide by Subject

MATHEMATICS BY SUBJECT

A ARITHMETIC . A Numbers, number theory . F Fractions .R Roots

C ALGEBRA .E Equations .I Irrational numbers .L Logarithms .V Vector analysis

E ANALYSIS . D Differential calculus .I Integral calculus

G GEOMETRY .A Analytical geometry . D Descriptive geometry .E Euclidean geometry . F Anti-Euclidean geometry .P Plane geometry .S Solid geometry . T Topology

JTRIGONOMETRY .P Plane trigonometry .S Spherical trigonometry

S STATISTICS Class statistics of any particular subject with that subject in HISTORY or elsewhere in SCIENCE. Include here only the theoretical aspects and methods of Statistics, not their application. .P Probability theory .S Sampling

W WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

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ASTRONOMY AND SPACE SCIENCES BY SUBJECT Sort Field 3-4 A ASTRONOMY . A Astronomical instruments Include telescopes, cameras, recording devices and timekeeping instruments.

. 0 Comets and meteors . E The earth(ac a planet) See also Earth Sciences. .G The galactic system .H Galaxies .M The moon .P Planets . R Stars . S The sun

C SPACE SCIENCE Class aZZ material depicting manned space flight, from launch to recovery, by series, as follows: .A Mercury .B Gemini .0 Apollo . H Vostok Voskhod Soyuz Class material relating to preparation for manned flights or all material pertaining to unmanned flights as follows: . 0 Artificial satellites, unmanned spaceflight operations Include flights "manned" by animals. .Q Cosmic, solar radiation . R Engines, propulsion . S Flight simulation, training . T Ground support, control, guidance .0 Life support systems . V Materials research .W Spacecraft design and construction .X Trajectory, orbit, reentry Include theoreticaZ aspects) only, not operational. .Y Weightlessness

LLUNAR EXPLORATION Include information about the moon gained by fly-by, orbiting or lunar landing. Class information about the space flight in Space Science (C) above. Divide like Earth Sciences as appropriate.

M;MARS EXPLORATION Include information about Mars gained by fly-by or orbiting. Class information about the flight in C above. Divide like Earth Sciences as appropriate. 122 SCIENCE:SUBJECT Class Notation SCIENCE -- SUBJECT DIVISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS (continued)

EARTH SCIENCES BY SUBJECT Sort Field 3-4

C CARTOGRAPHY, GEODESY .A Cartography, the art of map-making Do not include maps; class these in HISTORY in the appropriate Country and Subject. Include here only the methodology of creating and producing maps. . B-T May be assigned to particular techniques of map projection. . 0 Dimensions, mass, density of the earth . W Latitude and longitude .Y Measuremedt of altitudes of surface features

GGEOGRAPHY Use only if intent is to illustrate a typical or theoretical Land formation. Prefer HISTORY as the primary locus of geographical illustrations if the actual location can be identified. .G Beach, coastline .K Plains, prairies . L Hills, foothills .M Mountains . P Plateaus .Q Caves, caverns .6. Valleys, watershed systems . T Canyons, gorges, ravines .V Rivers, streams, running water .W Waterfalls .Y Standing bodies of water, lakes, ponds .Z Glaciers

JGEOMORPHOLOGY Include instruments in appropriate subdivisions. .0 Creep solifluction .E Earthquakes, seismology .F Exfoliation .G Glacial erosion .L Landslide (not associated with earthquake) .P Soil zones, weathering rinds .S Stream, running water erosion .T Sub-surface water erosion . V Volcanic action, volcanic forms .W Wave erosion (shoreline) . Y Wind erosion

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EARTH SCIENCES BY SUBJECT (continued) Sort Field 3-4 P PETROLOGY Prefer HISTORY -- Mineral Resources if the emphasis is upon the economic importance of ores or minerals. . I Igneous rock . J Plutonic rock .K Volcanic rock . M Metamorphic rock . S Sedimentary rock The processes of sedimentation are dealt with in S below.

S SEDIMENTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHY . B Bedding or stratification

. 0 Current bedding, cross bedding . D Delta structures . F Formations . G Grading .M Mudflows .P Reef structures .R Ripple marks .S Scour and fill .0 Slump overfolds . V Sorting . W Water dunes . Y Wind dunes

TSTRUCTURAL GEOLOGY .A Anticlines and synclines

. 0 Deformations . D Dislocations .F Faults . H Folds .J Joints . M Microscopic structures .0 Outcrops . S Schistosity . X Strikes and lineaments

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EARTH SCIENCES BY SUBJECT (continued) Sort Field 3-4 W METEOROLOGY Include instruments in appropriate subdivisions.

. A Atmospheric chemistry .0 Atmospheric optics, rainbows, sunsets . E Atmospheric pressure, density of air

. G Air currents, winds .J Cyclonic storms . L Electrical, thunder storms .M Moisture, clouds, fog . P Precipitation, rain, snow .T Temperature .W Weather prediction

Y OCEANOGRAPHY Include instruments in appropriate subdivisions. . 0 Tlemistry of sea water

. D Density of sea water, pressure .F Depth, sounding .0 Ocean currents

. S Sedimentary deposits .T Temperature .0 Tides . V Velocity of sound in water. .W Wave action, fluid mechanics

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.4! PHYSICAL SCIENCES BY SUBJECT

C CHEMISTRY Sort Field 3-4 Include instruments in appropriate subdivisions. .A Alchemy .B Analytical chemistry

. D Biochemistry .E Crystallography .F Electrochemistry, magnetochemistry .I Inorganic chemistry . M Mineralogy .0 Organic chemistry .P Photochemistry .R Radiochemistry . T Thermochemistry

P PHYSICS Include instruments in appropriate subdivisions. .A Acoustics, sound .E Electe.eity and magnetism . H Heat, thermodynamics .L Light, optics .M Mechanics .N Mechanics of fluids .P Pneumatics, mechanics of gases, aerodynamics Except aercnautics, the science of flight -- class in Technological Research and Engineering. .S Nuclear physics .0 Quantum theory .W Relativity .Y Solid state physics

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LIFE SCIENCES BY SUBJECT Sort Field 3-4 Include in Life Sciences all aspects of life except human life. Class all aspects of human life in Medical Sciences (W).

BBIOLOGY Include those aspects that are equally applicable to both plant and animal life. .A The energy cycle

. 0 Cytology, cells .E Evolutionary theory .G Genetics .0 Origin of life theories .R Reproduction .S Symbiosis

G BOTANY Subdivide by taxonomic Division. Note: general collections having an interest in only the common names of plants will prefer to class flora in HISTORY -- Geography. .B Bryophyta

. 0 Cryptogamia .D Dicotyledones .G Gymnospermae .M Monocotyledones .P Pteridophyta .S Spermatophyta

. T Thallophyta .0 Tracheophyta HPALEOBOTANY Subdivide like Botany.

L ZOOLOGY Subdivide by Sub-kingdom. Note: general collections having an interest in only the common names of animals will prefer to class them in HISTORY - -Fauna or Fish. . A Protozoa .E Mesozoa .P Parazoa .T Metazoa

M PALEOZOOLOGY Subdivide like Zoology.

VETERINARY SCIENCES Subdivide (as appropriate) like Medical Sciences.

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MEDICAL SCIENCES BY SUBJECT Sort Field 3-4 Include all biological aspects of human life in Medical Sciences.Prefer HISTORZ-4edicat Services for those aspects of medicine that depict social conditions and vocation rather than the purely scientific.

A ANTHROPOLOGY (PHYSICAL) .B Comparisons with other life forms .0 Comparative measurements and traits among men .E Evolutionary theory . F Fossil men .H Human gedetics

B ANATOMY .B The body as a whole .0 Integumentary system .D Musculo -skeletal system .E Respiratory system . F Circulatory system .G Hemic and lymphatic systems .H Digestive system . J Urogenital system . K Endocrine system .L Brain and nervous system . M Sense organs

C ANAESTHESIOLOGY

D DENTISTRY

E DERMATOLOGY

FENDOCRINOLOGY

G EPIDEMIOLOGY

H GERIATRICS

J HISTOLOGY

K IMMUNOLOGY

L NEUROLOGY

M OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY

N OPTOMETRY AND OPHTHALMOLOGY

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MEDICAL SCIENCES BY SUBJECT (continued) W Sort Field 3-4 PORTHOPEDICS

Q PATHOLOGY Divide by cause of the disease. .0 Circulatory disturbance .D Disturbance of innervation or psychic control .G Genetic or prenatal influence .H Higher order parasites (fungus, worms, venoms, etc.) .J Lower order parasites (bacteria, viruses, etc.) .L Intoxication .M Metabolic disorder, malnutrition .N New growths . S Static mechanical abnormality . T Trauma or physical agent . 0 Uncertain cause with a functional reaction .V Uncertain cause with a structural reaction .Z Others

RPHARMACOLOGY

S PSYCHIATRY AND NEUROPSYCHIATRY

T RADIOLOGY

USURGERY

TOXICOLOGY

W UROLOGY

Z OTHER

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TECHNOLOGICAL RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING BY SUBJECT Sort Field 3-4 A AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH Class space flight, i.e. flight no longer dependent on the lifting property of air, in Astronomy and Space Sciences. Prefer HISTORY--Transportation for operational aspects of flying. Prefer ART for aesthetic design aspects. .A Aerodynamic design and testing, heavier-than-air craft .B Lighter-than-air craft .0 Non-powered devices such as parachutes, kites, etc. .D Vertical takeoff craft . E Engines, propulsion . F Flight simulation . I Instrumentation, navigation .N Study of natural flight (birds)

. S Supersonic flight .T Traffic control

C AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING AND 'AESEARCH Class operational asr.lects of Agriculture in HISTORY. .E Erosion control . F Farm machinery .H Feeds

. J Fertilization, soil nutrients .1. Hybridization, experimental breeding .N Irrigation . W Weed& pest control

E CHEMICAL ENGINEERING .A Artificial food products .D Drugs, cosmetics .E Explosives .J Fuels .N Paints, varnishes, etc. .P Petroleum products other than fuels .S Synthetics, plastics

G CIVIL ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH Class actual, construction and other operational aspects in HISTORY. .A Air pollution control .B Building and structural engineering Prefer ART for architectural design. .D Desalinization of water .E Engineering drawing .H Highway engineering .R Railway engineering .S Sanitary engineering .T Surveying .V Testing of materials .W Waterway engineering 130 SCIENCE:SUBJECT Class Notation

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TECHNOLOGICAL RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING BY SUBJECT Sort Field 3-4 (contim.ed)

J CAL ENGINEERING Class operational aspects of utilities and communications in HISTORY. .B Illumilation .D Power generation .F Power transmission and distribution .H Other electrical devices and systems .J Computer science .L Electronid memory devices .N Programming and languages .P Unit record data processing techniques .QRadar/sonar, detection devices .R Radio/television communications .T Telephone/telegraph communications .V Other electronic devices and systems

M MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH Class operational aspects of transportation and other mechanics in HISTORY. .A Acoustical engineering .0 Air conditioning, heating .D Automotive (mechanical) design Prefer ART--Minor Arts for aesthetic design aspects of automobile design. .E Automotive safety engineering .F Collision research .H Engines, propulsion .N Naval architecture .0 Hydrofoil craft .P Hover craft Prefer ART--Minor Arts for aesthetic aspects of boat design. .R Railroad (mechanical) design .T Rapid transit systems .Z Other machinery

RREPROGRAPHIC TECHNOLOGY .B Blueprinting .0 Cinematography .11 Microfilm processes .P Photoengraving .T Photography See also ART--Photography .W Rapid photocopy processes

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Science Group Sort Field 5 Country Subject Subdivision of Subject Subdivide by Primary Key Word

See HISTORY--Primary Key Word (page 51) for the basic explanation of the use of this Field. Assign numbers from the Cutter-Sanborn Three-place Table to the key word best describiag the content of the picture. See also Field 8.

Special schedules'have been created for listing in this Field the taxonomic Families under Botany and Phyla under Zoology. See the following pages.

For the other sciences the use of published thesauri (examples listed below) is reconinended. These will serve as authority files of acceptable and standardized terms.

BIOLOGICAL AND AGRICULTURAL INDEX New York, H. W. Wilson Company (monthly)

ENGINEERS JOINT COUNCIL Thesaurus of engineering terms; a list of engineering terms and their relationships for use in vocabulary control in indexing and retrieving engineering information. 1st Ed. New York, 1967. 690 p. (Useful for all Sciences, not just Engineering)

NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MEDICAL NOMENCLATURE Standard nomenclature of diseases and operations. 5th Ed. Eby] Edward T. Thompson and Adaline C. Hayden. New York, McGraw-Hill, 1961. 964 p.

U.S. NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION.SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION DIVISION NASA Thesaurus; subject terms for indexinscientific and technical information. Prelim. Ed. U.S. Government Printing Office, 1967. 3 volumes (Useful for all Sciences, not just Aeronautics)

133 SCIENCE:KEY WORD Class Notation SCIENCE -- PRIMARY KEY WORD (continued) N Sort Field 5 BOTANY BY TAXONOMIC FAMILY(use also for Paleobotany)

A168Acanthaceae C186Campanulaceae A173Aceraceae C221Canellaceae A176Achariaceae C224 Cannaceae A241Adoxaceae C247 Capparidaceae A311Aizoaceae C253 Caprifoliaceae A413Alismaceae C277 Caricaceae A485Amarantaceae C333 Caryocaraceae A486Amaryllidaceae C334 Caryophyllaceae A532Anacardirmeae C355Casuarinaceae A541Ancistrocladaceae C392Celastraceae A615Anonaceae C397 Centrolephidaceae A643Apocynaceae C399Cephalotaceae A644Aponogetonaceae C411 Ceratophyllaceae A656Aquifoliaceae C412Cercidiphyllaceae A658Araceae C518 Chenopodiaceae A659Araliaceae C544 Chlaenaceae A663Araycariaceae C545 Chloranthaceae A716Aristolochiaceae C579 Cistaceae A814Asclepiadaceae C634 Clethraceae C651 Cneoraceae B171Balanophoraceae C662Cochlospermaceae B172Balanopsidaceae C726 Columelliaceae B196Balsaminaceae C731 Combretaceae B299Basellaceae C734 Commelinaceae B333Batidaceae C737 Compositae B417Begoniaceae C752 Connaraceae B471Bennettitaceae C766 Convolvulaceae B484Berberidaceae C794 Cordaitaceae B552Betulaceae C798 Coriariaceae B593Bignoniaceae C812Cornaceae B624Bixaceae C833Corynocarpaceae B695 Bombacaceae C894 Crassulaceae B737 Borraginaceae C951Crossosomataceae B868Bromeliaceae C955 Cruciferae B894Brunelnaceae C957 Crypteroniaceae B896Bruniaceae 0963.Cucurbitaceae B962Burmanniaceae C973 Cunoniaceae B972Burseraceae C974Cupressaceae . B987Butomaceae C988Cyanastracpae B991Buxaceae C990Cycadaceae C991Cyclanthaceae C119Cactaceae C993 Cynocrambaceae C158Callitrichaceae C995Cynomoriacese C169Calycanthaceae C997 Cyperaceae C170Calyceraceae C999Cyrillaceae

120 134 SCIENCE:KEY WORD Class Notation SCIENCE -- PRIMARY KEY WORD (continued)

Sort Field 5 BOTANY BY TAXONOMIC FAMILY (continued)

D234 Datiscaceae H198 Hamamelidaceae D539Diapensiaceae H557 Hernandiaceae D546 Dichapetalaceae H667 Hippocastanaceae D556 Didiereaceae H668 Hippocrateaceae D578 Dilleniaceae H669 Hippuridaceae D594Dioscoreaceae H924 Humiriaceae D596 Dipsacaceae H992 Hydnoraceae D597 Dipterocarpaceae H994Hydrocharitaceae D787 Droseraceae H996Hydrophyllaceae H998 Hydrostachyaceae E150 Ebenaceae E370 Elacocarpaceae 1150 Icdcinaceae E375 Elatinaceae 1680 Iridaceae E380 Eleagnaceae E550 Empetraceae J930Juglandaceae E630 Epacridaceae J940 Julianiaceae E680 Ericaceae J950 Juncaceae E685 Eriocaulonaceae J955 Juncaginaceae E7 J0 Erythroxylaceae E860 Eucommiaceae K770Koeberliniaceae E865 Eucryphiaceae E890 Eupbc,rbiaceae L118 Labiatae L139 Lacistemaceae F151 Fagaceae L151 Lactoridaceae F572 Flacourtiaceae L321 Lardizabalaceae F574 Flagellariaceae L377 Lauraceae F781 Fouquieriaceae L471Lecythidaceae F829 Frankeniaceae L521Leguminosae L533 Leitneriaceae G313 Geissolonaceae L554 Lemnaceae G337 Gentianacaae L567 Lennoaceae G355 Geraniaceae L574 Lentibulariaceae G391 Gesneriaceae L728 Liliaceae G492Ginkgoaceae L734 Limnanthaceae G562 Globulariaceae L735 Linaceae G571 Gnetaceae L795 Loasaceae G634Gomortegaceae L831Loganiaceae G641 Gonystylaceae L865 Loranthaceae G649 Goodeniaceae L996 Lythraceae 0745 Gramineae G885 Grubbiaceae M198Magnoliaceae G985 Guttiferae M246Malesherbiaceae M259Malpighiaceae H134 Haemodoraceae M262Malvaceae H194 Halorragaceae M311Marantaceae 135 121i SCIENCE:KEY WORD Class Notation SCIENCE -- PRIMARY KEY WORD (continued)

BOTANY BY TAXONOMIC FAMILY (continued) Sort Field

M311Marcgraviaceae P665 Piperaceae M388Martyniaceae P671 Pirolaceae M466Mayacaceae P691Pittosporaceae M517Melastomataceae P713 Plantaginaceae M522Meliaceae P716 Platanaceae M523Melianthaceae P734 Plumbaginaceae M545Menispermaceae P742Podostemonaceae M744Monimiaceae P764Polemoniaceae M827Moraceae P782Polyga1aceae M858Moringaceae P783Polygonaceae M985Musaceae P814Pontederiaceae M987Myoporaceae P853 Portulacaceae M989Myricaceae P859Potamogetonaceae M991Myristicaceae P952Primulaceae M993Myrothamnaceae P967Proteaceae M995Myrsinaceae P984 Punicaceae M997Myrtaceae M999Myzodendraceae Q600 Quiinaceae

N162Najadaceae R138Rafflesiaceae N439Nepenthaceae R213Ranunculaceae N789Nolanaceae R216Rapateaceae N993Nyctaginaceae R432Resedaceae N996Nymphaeaceae R436Restionaceae 8468Rhamnaceae 0160Ochnaceae R473Rhizophoraceae 0420 Olacaceae R788Rosaceae 0450Oleaceae R896Rubiaceae 0460Oliniaceae R972Rutaceae 0580Onagraceae 0610Opiliaceae 5144Sabiaceae 0640Orchidaceae S165 Salicaceae 0740Orobanchaceae S182Salvadoraceae 0980Oxalidaceae S232Santalaceae 5241 Sapindaceae P171 Palmae 5242 Sapotaceae P189Pandanaceae 5247 Sarraceniaceae P213 Papaveraceae S259 Saururaceae P288 Passifloraceae S272Saxifragaceae P371 Pedaliaceae 5435 Scrophulariaceae P397 Penaeaceae S437Scytopetalaceae P419Pentaphylacaceae S588Simarubaceae P571 Philydraceae 5684 Solanaceae P577 Phrymaceae S699 Sonneratiaceae P578Phytolaccaceae 5736Sparganiaceae P645 Pinaceae S775 Stachyuraceae 122 136 SCIENCE:KEY WORD Class Notation SCIENCE -- PRIMARY KEY WORD (continued)

Sort Field BOTANY BY TAXONOMIC FAMILY (continued)

S776Stackhousiaceae T839Triuridaceae 6793Staphyleaceae T843 Trochodendraceae S824Stemonaceae T856Tropaelaceae S838Sterculiaceae T954 Turneraceae S938Stylidiaceae T991Typhaceae 6939Styracaceae S986Symplocaceae U430Ulmaceae U480Umbelliferae T115Taccaceae U820Urticaceae T153 Tamaricaceae T235 Taxaceae V163Valerianaceae T236Taxodiaceae V441Velloziaceae T374 Theaceae V477 Verbenaceae T394 Theophrastaceae 11795 Violaceae T541Thurniaceae V835Vitaceae T549Thymelaeaceae V872Vochysiaceae T573Tiliaceae T736Tovariaceae X990Xyridaceae T789Tremandraceae T828Trigoniaceae Z770Zingiberaceae T835Triplochitonaceae Z850Zogophyllaceae

137 123 SCIENCE:KEY WORD Class Notation SCIENCE -- PRIMARY KEY WORD (continued)

ZOOLOGY BY TAXONOMIC PHYLA (use also for Faleozoology) Sort Field 5

1168Acanthocephela P719Platyhelminthes A613Annelida P746Pogonophora A787Arthropoda P836Porifera P945Priapuloilea B796Brachiopoda P967 Protozoa B916Bryozoa P975Pterobranchia

C169 Calyssozoa R479Rhynchocoeia C399 Cephaochordata R848Rotifera C432 Chaetognatha C672 Coelenterata S618Sipunculoidea 0765 Conularida C959 Ctenophora T183Tardigrada 0994 Cyathospongia T926 Tunicata

E180 Echinodermata V567Vertebrata E185 Echiuroidea E610 Enteropneusta

C257Gastrotricha G661Gordiacea G766Graptozoa

K550Kinorhyncha

M582Mesozoa M727 Mollusca M751Monoblastozoa M999Myzostomida

N436Nematoda

0590 Onychophora

P419Pentastomida P575 Phoronida P711 Planctosphaeroidea

138

12 SCIENCE: Class Notation SCIENCE -- a

Science Group Sort Field 6-7 Country Subject Subdivision of Subject Primary Key Word No suggestion is made for the use of these Fields except in Zoology.

In the area of Zoology, these Fields may be used to insert a partial code for Class and Order -- Class in Field 6 and Order in Field 7. Group together all Classes beginning with the letter "A" under A in Field 6; Classes beginning with "B" under B, etc. Treat Order in the same fashion in Field 7.

Suggested authority for Zoological nomenclature is:

BLACKWELDER, Richard Eliot Classification of the animal kingdom. Carbondale, Southern Illinois University Press, 1963.94 p.

139 J20 SCIENCE:KEY WORD Class Notation SCIENCE -- SECONDARY KEY WORD

Science Group Sort Field 8 Country Subject Subdivision of Subject Primary Key Word

Subdivide by Secondary Key Word.

See Primary Key Word (Field 5) for the full explanation of the use of this Field. With the exception of Botany and Zoology, the use of a secondary key word is recommended for all other Sciences.

In Botany and Zoology assign a Cutter number to the first word of the accepted taxonomic binomial (genus-species). Suggested authority lists are listed below:

'BLACKWELDER, Richard Eliot Classification of the animal kingdom. Carbondile,.Southern Illinois University Press, 1963. 94 p.

DALLA TORRE, Karl Wilhelm von Register su de Dalla Torre et Harms Genera siphonogamarum ad systema Englerianum conscripta. Weinheim, H. R. Engelman (J. Cramer) 1958. 568 p.

141 126 SCIENCE:FORMAT Class Notation SCIENCE -- FORMAT

Science Group Sort Field 9 Country Subject Subdivision of Subject Primary Key Word

Secondary Key Word Subdivide by Format (the description of the physical format of the original)

A Photograph B Infra-red photograph C Photomicrograph (taken through a microscope) D Polarized-light photograph E Radiograph (X -ray) F-I May be assigned to other special photographic techniques used in science. J Artist's rendition (representational) K Cartoon, caricature M Model, three-dimensional representation N Chart, diagrammatic representation, tabular data P Printed text W Written text Z Map

Optional use suggested for Zoology, in lieu of identifying format. Subdivide by the system= illustrated.

A Whole animal BPart of animal (other than the systems listed below) C Circulatory system D Digestive system E Excretory system F Integumentary system M Muscular system NNervous system Q Reproductive system R Respiratory system S Sensory system T Skeletal system

Optional use for Botany on following page.

143 127 SCIENCE:FORMAT Class Notation SCIENCE -- FORMAT (continued)

111 Optional use of this Field suggested Sort Field9 for Botany, in Zieu of identifying Format. Subdivide by part of the plant illustrated.

A Whole view B Partial view (other than details listed below) CAchener D Androecium ECalyx F Cauline leaves arrangement G Corolla H Flower I Fruit J Gynoecium, carpels, ovaries, stigmas KHabitat LLeaves M Lobing N Nectary scale P Pedicels Q Perianthium R Perioles S Petals TRoots USeed, spores, embryos Sepals W Stems, trunks

11414 ' 12R. SCIENCE:DETAIL Class Notation

SCIENCE -- DETAIL NUMBERS

1.11 Science Group Sort Field 10 -Country Subject Subdivision of Subject Primary Key Word

Secondary Key Word Format Subdivide by Detail Number

.A-ZDETAIL NUMBER Use this Field to denote differing views of the same subject which, up to this Field, have identical call numbers. This Field accommodates 26 different views of the same subject.

Optional use of this Field suggested for Zoology. Subdivide by View.

.A Anterior end . 0 Cellular structure . D Distal . E Dorsal . H Horizontal or frontal .L Lateral a4 Longitudinal . P Posterior Al Proximal .R Sagittal .S Section .T Transverse .V Ventral

145 129 APPENDIX I

FXPANDED CUTTER TABLE FOR "S"

Treat Saint, San, Santa, and any other variation on the word Saint as though spelled simply "S." All Saints will file together ahead of any other word beginning with S. This Table supercedes the standard Cutter - Sanborn Table through S159. Examples: Santa Maria S082, San Miguel S091, Saint Peter 5103.

SAINTS

S 001 Aa S 041 Dis S 081 Mac S 121 Su 002 Ada 042 Dom 082 Marg 122 Ta 003 Aga 043 Don 083 Mark 123 The 004 Agn 044 Dor 084 Mart 124 Theodore 005 Ala 045 Ea 085 Mary(Virgin)125 Tho 006 Ama 046 Ed 086 Mary 126 Ti 007 Anas 047 Eli 087 Matt 127 To 008 And 048 Er 088 Mau 128 Tr 009 Ang 049 Eup 089 Mec 129 U

011 Ann 051 Eus 091 Mic 131 Va 012 Ant 052 Fa 092 Moc 132 Vi 013 Apo 053 Fel 093 Na 133 Wa 014 Aug 054 Fl 094 Ni 134 Wi 015 Bab 055 Fran 095 0 135 X 016 Barb 056 Fre 096 On 136 Za 017 Barn 057 Gab 097 Pac 137 Zi 018 Bas 058 Gel 098 Pan 019 Ben 059 Geo 099 Pat At this point begin Guttering other words 021 Bern 061 Greg 101 Paul beginning with S. 022 Bon 062 Ha 102 Pei 023 Bri 063 Hi 103 Peter 138 Sa *024 Cad 064 Ia 104 Ph 139 Saar 025 Cal 065 In 105 Po 026 Cat 066 Jam 106 Pr 141 Sab 027 Ce 067 Jer 107 Pu 142 Sabb 028 Cha 068 Joa 108 Q 143 Saba 029 Chr 069 John Bapt 109 Ra 144 Sabi 145 Sabl 031 Cla 071 John Evan 111 Ric 146 Sabr 032 Cle 072 John 112 Ros 147 Sac 033 Con 073 Joseph 113 Sab 148 Sach 034 Cos 074 Ju 114 Seb 149 Saco 035 Cu 075 K 115 Ser 036 Cy 076 Lad 116 Sig 151 Sacr 037 Da 077 Leo 117 Sim 152 Sad 038 Dem 078 Lou 118 Six 153 Sade 039 Den 079 Luk 119 Ste 154 Sadl 155 Sae 156 Saf 157 Sag 158 Sah 159 Sai

Resume use of Standard Table. 147 130 APPENDIX II

AUTHORITY LIST FOR ARTISTS' NAMES

This authority list, containing over 4000 of the most commonly used artists' names, has been prepared as a primary classification tool, yielding in one "look-up" four different facets of information necessary to the construction of a complete call number-- chronological period to which the artist is assigned, the country of his birth, the Cutter number for his name, and a standardized spelling for hisname. Also listed are his dates and the media in which he worked, facts whichmay help in determining that it is the right individual.Artists are normally classed in the country of their birth and the century of their death.The simplicity and directness of using these readily ascertained facts aboutan artist outweigh, in most cases, the desirability of placinga man elsewhere on the basis of subjective judgement about whereor when he did his most important work.

Information on the following pages is arranged like the sample shown below:

Chronological Period

Country of -firth

Medium

Cutter Number for Surname

Name of Artist Dates

N371P 8636 BLAKE, WILLIAM 1757.4827

Abbreviations used in the date column:

ACT. Active B. Born C. Circa CT Century D. Died 131 149 Suggested published authorities for biographical information on artists:

MALLETT, Daniel Trowbridge Index of artists, international-biographical; including painters, sculptors, illustrators, engravers and etchers of the past and present. New York, P.Smith, 1948.

Supplement. 1948

THIEME, Ulrich Allgemeines Lexikon der bildenden Kiinstler von der Antike bis zur. Gegenwart; ureter Mitwirkung von 300 F &clgelehrten des In- und Auslandes hrsg. von Ulrich Thieme und Felix Becker. Leipzig, E.A.Seeman, 1907-50. 37 volumes.

132 150 A.-- ALBERS

L4024 A102 A.D., MASTER 4402P A111 AAcHEN, 30PANN VON C. 1552-1615 4402H A111 AACHEN, JoRANN VON C. 1552-1615 N397B A116 ARADIE, PAUL, THE YOUNGER 1812-1884 P854F A118 ABARCA, AGUSTIN 1882-1953 L474F A123 ABBATE, NICCOLO DELL C. 1512-1571 P630F A124 ABBEY, EDWIN AUSTIN 1852-1911 P630F A126 ABBOTT, EMTLY B. 1900 N366F A139 APEELE, JODOCUS SEBASTIAEN VAN DEN 1797-1855 P815F A141 ABELA, EDUARDO B. 1891 P8474 A161 MUM, LTVTO R. 1903 P804F A166 ABULARAcH, RODOLF0 8. 1933 P402F A177 ACHENBAC4, ANDREAS 1815-1910 R334F A182 ACKE, J.A.G. 1859-1924 P402F A182 ACKERMANN, MAX 8. 1887 P630D A188 ACTON, ARLO R. 1913 P855D A189 AMA, LUIS ALBERTO B. 1904 P855E A189 AC4NA, TUTS ALBERTO B. 1904 K402D A191 ADA SCHOOL N8454 A193 ADAM, AT.REPTO ACT. 1067 P397n A143 ADAM, HENRY-GEORGES 190 4 -19 67 P397F A193 ADAM, PENRI-GEORGES 190 4 -19 67 4371B A1q4 ADAM, JAMES 1730-1794 h397D A194 ADAM, LAMBERT SIGISRERT 1700-1759 M3970 A195 ADAM, NICHOLAS SEBASTIEN 1703 -1778 43718 A195 ADAM, ROBERT 1728-1792 P630F A211 ADAMS, CLINTON 8. 1918 P630D A213 ADAMS, HERBERT 1858-1946 P.630K A716 ADAMS, NEAL P371D A216 ADAMS, ROBERT P. 1917 P630K A236 ADKINS, DAN P371F A237 ADLER, J. P630F A237 ADLER, SAMUEL R. 1898 P534F A243 ADRIAN-NILSSON, GoSTA B. 1884 P6308 A246 HECK, RICHARD L3944 A249 AFLST, PIETER 1502-1550 P5360 A253 AFSCHBACHFR, 4ANS R. 1906 P534F A258 AFZELIDS, MARTA B. 1887 P176F A259 AGAM, JACOB GIPSTETN 8. 1928 P6308 A263 AGATE, FREDERICK 1807-1884 L4748 A274 AGNOLO, BACCTO Do 1462-1543 p474F A775 AGosTINI, ANGELO 1843-1910 P630D A275 AGOSTINI, PETER R. 1911 P534F A282 AGTIELI, TVAN 1869-1917 N6308 A283 AGUILAR, ISIDOPA N4q2B A281 AIGFER, PETER 1760-1841 P630D A311 ATTKEN, RUSSELL B. P. 1906 4397F A311 AIR ANNUNCTATION, MASTER OF 14TH CT P397n A311 AIZELIN, EUGENE A. 1821-1902 P847P A311 AIZENBERG, ROBERTO B. 1928 P6308 A317 ALAIN L474F A318 ALAMANNO, GIOVANNI DI PIETRO 4397F A323 AIAUX, JEAN 1786-1834 N3978 A324 ALAVOINE 4474E A326 ALBAN', FRANCESCO 1578-1660 P402D A332 ALBERS, JOSEPH 8. 1888 P402F A332 ALBERS, JOSEPH B. 1888 P4024 A332 ALBERS, JOSEPH 8. 1888 P4027. A332 ALBERS, JOSEPH H. 1888 151 133 ALBERTI --

L474B A114 ALBERTI, LEON FIATTISTA 1404-1470 L474F A315 ALPERTT, MICHELE R. 1527 L474F A333 ALBERTTNELLI, RIAGin nI PINDO 1474-1515 P630F A116 ALBINSCN, nEWFY B.1898 P405F A341 ALBRECHT, JnACHIM R.1916 P630F A342 ALRRIGHT, IVAN LORRAINE B.18Q7 06308 A342 AIBRIGPT, IVAN LoRRATNE P.1997 P63nD A141 ALBRITIO, 80MBERT R.1901 L517F A347 ALCANI7, N. L4028 A357 ALDEGFIEVER, HEINRICH 1502-1558 P366F A166 ALECHINSvv, PIERRE R. 1927 L517F A366 ALEJO, FERNANDEZ 1470-1543 L4748 A.172 ALESSI, GALEA77O B. 1512 N630F A376 ALFYANPER, FRANCIS 1800-1881 P630F A376 ALEIANDER, JOHN WHITE 1856-1915 L517F A193 ALFONSO, JORGE 8474D A394 ALGARDI, ALESSANOPn 1605-1654 N371F A415 ALFEN, HENRY ACT. 1816-1831 8374F A417 ALLAN, DAVID 1744-1716 8374K A417 ALLAN, DAVTD 1744-1796 M1970 A422 ALLEGRAIN, CHRISTOPHE-ABRIEL 1710-1795 P630D A425 ALLEN, HILT. B.1936 83718 A428 ALLEN, RALPH C.1725 P6308 A432 ALLEN, WILLIAM VAN B.1907 N6308 A412 ALLEN, 7ACHARIAH P474D A441 ALLOATI, A. 8474F A441 ALLORI, CHRISTOFANO 1577-1621 N630F A442 ALLSTON, WASHINGTON 1779-1843 N308 A442 ALLSTON, WASHINGTON 1779-1843 N6308 A442 ALLSTON, WASHINGTON 1779-1841 P371F A444 ALMA-TADEMA 1836-1912 N847F A447 ALMEIDA JUNIOR, JOSE FERRAZ DE 1850-1889 8847H A447 ALMEIDA JUNIOR, JOSE FERRAZ DE 1850-1889 P514F h452 ALMOUIST, ESTER 1869-1934 P845F AU54 AWNS°, CAPLOS R. 1929 P6308 A457 ALPS, GLEN ACT. 1954 P630F A464 ALSTON, CHARLES H. N402F A465 ALT, JACOB 1798-1872 L402F A465 ALTDORFER, ALBRECHT 1480-1538 L4028 A465 ALTD014FER, ALBRECHT 1480-1538 K474F A468 ALTICHTERO DA ZEVIO 1320-1385 P630F A468 ALTMAN, HAPOL0 B.1924 P4740 A469 ALTRI, ARNOLD Dv P.1904 P474D A475 ALVTANI, GETuLTO B.1939 L474K A475 ALVISE, G.ANDA. L4748 A481 AMATIEO, GIOVANNI ANTONIO 1447-1522 L4740 A481 AMADEO, GIOVANNI ANTONIO 1447-1522 P804F A481 AMADOR, MANUEL 1869-1952 P847F A495 AMARAL, TARSTLA DO ACT. 1Q20 N397F A4A9 AMAURY-DUVAL, EUGENE EMMANUEL 1R06-1885 L4O2F A481 AMBERGFP, CHPTSTOPH 1500/10-1561/2 P630F A498 AMFLTN, ALRIN R. 1902 P630D A512 AMERICAN FOLK ART P847F A512 AMERIGO DE FIGUEIFEDO E MELO, PEDRO 1843-190S N630D A513 AMES, JOSE0H ALEXANDER 1816-187/ p536y AS 15 AMIET, CUM) B. 1868 m474F A516 APTGONI, JACOPA 1675-1752 P2509 A517 AMINO, LEO B. 1911 L5368 A518 AMMAN, JOsT 1539-1591

152 13;4. -- ARMI TAGE

L4748 A518 AMMANATI, BARToLnMmEo 1511-1592 L474r A518 AMMANATT, BART0LOmME0 1611-1592 P63013 A519 AMMANN, O.R. PE147F A523 AMoEDo, RoDOLF0 1R57-1q41 P630n AS47 ANDERSON, JEREMY R. 1921 P6300 A548 ANDERSON, JOHN P6308 A547 ANDERSON, L.P. P6301) A549 ANDERSON, ROBERT P6301) A552 ANDERSON, WALTER INGLIS B. 1903 P46RD A552 ANDTEsSEN, MART B. 1897 P630D A555 ANDRE, CARL K474E A556 ANDREA DA F/RENZE 1350 -1187 L474? A557 AN.ORFA n/ vANNI 1332-1414 P371F A568 AW,)REWS, MTCRAEL B. 1928 P630D A568 ANDREWS, oLTVER B. 1926 N468F A573 AHD6TESsRN, JURRT%N 1742-1819 P630F A581 ANGARoLA, ANTHONY R. 1893 N371F A581 ANGAS, GEORGE FRENCH 1822-1886 L4741, A5R2 ANGEL/CO, ERA 1387-1455 N397P A587 ANGERER, VICTOR P517F A589 ANGLADA-CAMARASA, H. B. 1q73 M397n A594 ANGUIER, FRANCOIS 1604-166q M397D A595 ANGUTER, MICHEL R. 1612 P999F A595 ANGUS, RITA R. 1408 P397F A616 ANOUETIN, LOUIS 1861-1912 M371K A618 ANSELL, CHARLES P630F A618 ANSHnri, TROMRS 1R51-1912 K474D A627 ANTELAMT, RENEDETTo ACT. 1177-1233 P,402D A627 ANTES, HORST B. 1936 P402F A627 ANTES, !Ms.!' B. 1936 P402m A627 ANTES, HMIS? B. 1936 F19413 A627 ANTREMIUs P366D A628 ANTHooNs, WILLY B.1911 P3978 A614 ANTOINE, J.D. N4748 A634 ANToL/NI, GIANANTowin 1764-1842 P462D A614 ANTONAVOS, STEPHEN B. 1926 L474F A634 ANToNELLo DA MESS/KA 1422/30-1479 L474F A636 ANTONIO DA NEGRopONTE L474M A635 ANTONIO nit TRENTO 1508 -15 SO P630F A636 ANTREsTAN, GARO ZAREH B. 1922 P854F A616 ANTHNE2, NEMESIO L394F A636 ANTWERP, MASTER OF P630F A617 ANUSzK/EW/C7, RICHARD R. 1930 J462D A641 APELLFS ACT. 332-3295.C. J472R A644 APOLLODOROS OF DAMASCUS P474F A644 APoLLoNio, MARTHA B. 1940 P468F A646 APPEL, KAREL R.1921 p534F A666 ARBoRELIUS, OLAF 1842-1915 L474D A668 ARCA, NICcoLO D'ANToNTo PALL' 1414-1494 /1630F A661 ARCANGELo, ALLAN DE R. 1930 M37111 A672 ARCHER, THOMAS 1668-1743 P501F A673 ARCHIPENKo, ALEXANDER 1887-1964 P63011 A673 ARCHITECTS COLLABORATIVE L474F A674 ARc/MBOLDo, GUTSERPE 1530/3-1593 P492F A677 ARDOR, moRDECHAI R. 1896 8534F A681 ARENIUS, OLAF 1700-1766 L517D A68C ARE!, JUAN DE R. 1535 P630F A727 ARM AN P371D A712 ARM/TAGE, KENNETH P.1916

153 ARMS --

P6308 A734 ARMS, .iOiN TAYLOR 1887-1953 P846F A743 ARNAL, ENRIOUE A. 1912 P397F A743 ARNAL, FRANCOIS B. 1924 P999F A747 ARNDT, HERMINA 1885-1926 P630D A748 ARNESON, ROBERT K4748 A762 ARNOLFo DI CAMBTO 1260-1302 K474D A762 ARNoLF0 DI CAMBIO 1260-1302 P534F A769 AROsENTUS, IVAR 1878-1909 P397D A772 APP, HANS (JEAN) B. 18R8 P630F A772 APPEL 8585F A775 APRIETA, JOSE AGUSTIN 1802-1879 P534F A781 ARSENITIS, EARL GEORG 1855-1908 L468F A783 ARSTFN, PETER 1507-1573 P630F A789 ARTFUR, REVINGTON P630D A792 ART.icHRAGER, R. M4028 A798 ASAM, COSMAS DAMIAN 1686-1739 84028 A799 ASAM, EGID OUIRIN 1692-1750 m402n ',799 ASAM, EGID ODIRTN 1692-1750 P630D A798 ASANA, RUTH P630B A824 ASHEN AND ALLEN L536F A838 ASPER, HANS 1499-1571 L474F AR39 ASFERTTNI, AMICO 1475-1552 84741) A819 ASPETTI, TIZIANO 1565-1607 P854F A848 ASSLEP, FEDERICO B, 1929 L402D A855 ASTL, LEONARD ACT. 1515 P397F A864 ATGET P630F A868 ATHERTON, JOHN b. 1900 P397F A881 ATLAN, JEAN R. 1913 8397D 0185 ATTIRET, CLAUDE FRANCOIS 1726-1804 P536F A888 AUBERJONOIS, RENE D. 1957 L397K ARR9 A1113ERT, DAVID M3978 ARR9 IMERT, MICHEL 1700-1757 8397E A894 AUBLET, ALBERT C. 1851 8397F Ad95 AUBREY, ETIENNE 1745-1781 8630F A916 AUDUBON, JOHN JAMES 17R5 -1851 P402F A917 AUERBACH, FRANK B. 1931 8630D A922 AUGUR, HEZEKIAH 1791-1858 8397E A923 AUGUSTE, JULES ROrERT 1789-1850 P630F A935 AUSTIN, DARREL B. 1907 N6308 A915 AUSTIN, HENRY 1804-1891 8397F AP411 AVED, J. 1702-1776 P630P A948 AVEDON, RICHARD 8468F A952 AVERcAMP, HENDRICK VAN 15R5 -1663 P630F A955 AVERY, MILTON 1893-1965 8630F A956 AVERY, RALPH B. 1906 L397F A957 AVIGNON, SCHCOL OF 1415-1440 P501D A963 AVRAMIDIs, JOANNIS B. 1922 P630F A997 AZUMA, NOM) P397F 8114 PABOULENE, E. Pg54F B116 BACA-FLOR, CARLOS 1867-1941 L474F 8117 BACCTACA, FRANCESCO UBERTINI 1494-1557 11468F B125 BACKER, ADRIAEN 1635-1684 P490P B126 BACKER, HARRIET 1845-1932 11468F 8126 BACKER, JACOB ADRIANS% 1608/9-1651 11536F B126 BACLE, CESAP MIPOLITO 1794-183R 8468F 8127 BACKHMTJ7EN, MOLE 1717-1782

. 8372F 8121 BACON, FRANCIS 8. 1909 P630B 8' 9 BACON, HENRY 1840-1424 P630F 8128 BACOV, HENRY 1840-1924

154 1361" -- BAROCCIO

8371F 8129 BACON, SIR NATHANIEL 1585-164o P61OF B129 BACON, PEGGY P. 1895 116308 B129 BACON, PEGGY R.1895 4468F 8114 PADEN, HANS J4PRIAENS7. VAN 1604-1663 P630D 8134 BADEN, MOWRY 8630F 8135 BADGER, JOSEPH 1708-1765 P630F 8141 BAER, HOWARD P534D P142 BAERTLING, OLLE R.1911 8534r 8.142 BAERTLING, OLLE B.1Q11 L394n 8142 PAFR7E,JACORE DE P630F 8156 BAILEY, WILLIAM 85011) B164 BATZERMAN, SIM 1889-1957 P3718 8167 PAPER, SIR BENJAMTN B. 1840-1909 P610D 8157 PAKEP, GEORGE R.1931 P6308 8168 PAKEWEIL, p3A4D 8168 BAKIC, VOGIN P. 1Q15 N36613 8171 RALAT, ALPHONSE 1818-1845 L474F B178 BALDOVINETTI, ALESSO 1425-1449 K474D 8174 BALDUCCIO, GIOVANNI DI 1300-1347 L402F P179 BALDR8G-GRIEN, HANS C. 1480-1545 L4028 8179 BAL1UNG-1RIEN, PANS C. 1480-1545 L4028 81'19 PALMING-GRIPE, HANS C. 1480-1545 8397P 8179 PALM'S, G. P630D 8151 8nnwiti, DOUGLAS 4474F 8184 PAIESTPA, ANTONIO 1665-1740 P46811 81R6 BAL3E11, JOOST B. 1425 8440F P186 PALKF, PEDEP 1804-1887 P630D 81 87 PALL, THOMAS 1819-1911 P.474F 8188 PALLA, GIACOMO 1871-1958 P630C 8189 PALLAINF, JERRCLD 83478 8143 BALLO, THEonoRP 1817-1885 N3978 818/ RALTARD, VICTOR 1805-187h ?147F 8147 PALTHUS, 81.0s5owsKT OF BOLA 9. 1908 L474F 8144 BAMBINO, VISPO R. 1423 L474D 8213 BANCO, NANNI DI 1373 - 1420/10 L4028 8214 PANDEROLES, MASTEP OF. THE ACT. 1461-1467 L4740 8214 BANDINELLI, RACCIO 1488-1560 P630F 8219 PANNARD, WALTER DAPDY P. 1414 P630D 8218 BANNARN, HENRY B. 1410 P630? A219 BANNISTER, EDWARD *4 8397F 8223 RAP, BONAVENTDRA DT 1700-1729 N4748 8223 BARABINO, CARLO FRANC2SCO AND RESASCO 1768-1815 L474F 8224 BARBART, JACOPO RE 1440-1511 L4748 8224 RARBART, JACOPO DE 1440-1511 P6100 8229 RAPBAROSS4, THEODORE C. B. 1906 L397D 8235 BARBET, JEAN 1475-1514 L468F 8248 PARENTS?, A. 1534-1592 L474D 8252 BAPI, NICCOLO 1414-1494 K474D 8253 BARISAM DA TRANI ACT. 1150-1200 8371F 8255 BARKER, THOMAS 1764-1757 P402D P257 BARLACH, ERNST 1870-1938 P4028 8257 BARLACH, ERNST 1870-1938 8371F P258 BARLOW, FRANCIS 1626-1704/4 K474F 8259 BARNA DA SIENA ACT. 1369-1380 K474F 8259 BARNABA CA MOnENA ACT. 1367 P630D B259 BARNARD, GEORGE GREY 1863-1938 P630F 13261 BARNET, WILL P. 1911 136308 8261 BARNET, WILL R. 1911 8474F 8264 PAROCCTO, FEDERICO 1526-1612

155 BARONZIO

K474F R266 BARONZIO, GIOVANNI DA RIMINI ACT. 1280-1362 P°63F P2A BARRADAS, RAFAEL PEREZ 1890-092R P8630 B2613 PAPPADAS, RAFAEL PEREZ 1890-1928 N397D 8271 BARRE, JEAN AUGUSTE C. 1811 P397F 0271 PAPREDA, ERNFSTO R. 1927 N371F 027: BARRET, GEORGE. C. 1767-1P42 P397D 0215 BARRTAS, FPNEST LOUIS 1841-1905 11630D 02/7 RARPON, HARRIS H. 1926 N3718 0201 BARR( SIR CHARLES 1795 -1860 F630DiR283 BART, ROBERT P630B 02R5 BART9ELME, D. P397D 0286 RARTHOLDI, FREDERIC AUGUSTE 1834 -1928 P397D 8287 HARTHOLOME, PAUL ALBERT 1848-0928 L402F 8287 BARTHOLOMEW ALTAR, MASTER OF ACT. 1470-15110 P630D 8291 BARTLETT, PAUL WAYLAND 1865-1925 N630F B291 BARTLETT, WILLIAM 1809-1954 L474F 8293 RAPTOLO DI FREDI 1330-1409/10 L474B B292 BARTOLOMEO, M.DA L474F 92°4 BATTOLOMMEO, FRA 1472-1517 L474R 0294 RARTOLOMMEO, FRA 1472...1517 N397D 0296 RARYE, ANTOINE LOUIS 17°6-0875 P474F 0297 HASALDELLA, AFRO B. 1912 M474F B298 BASCHENIS, EVARISTO 1617 -1677 P630D 8115 BASKTN, LEONARD R. 1922 P63011 R315 RASKTN, LEONARD P. 1°22 P630M B315 BASKIN, LEONARD R. 1922 L474F B317 HASSAN°, GIACOMO 1510/15-1592 M474H B317 HASSAN°, LEANDRO DA PONTE 1557-1622 M468F 8319 BASSEN, HARTHOLOMEUS VAN D. 1652 N397F B326 BASTIEN-LEPAGE, JULES 1848-1884 M474F R334 BATONI, POMPFO 1702/8-1787 M474F 8335 BATTAGLIOLI, FRANCESCO P402F 8336 HATZ, EUGENE P397F 8317 HAUCRANT, ANDRE P. 1973 P397B 8341 BATiDOT, ANATrLE DE 1834-0915 0397F B341 BAUDOUIN, PIERRE--ANTOINE 1723 -1769 N397F B342 HAUDRY, PAUL 1.A. 1828-0886 P402F 8344 BAUER, RUDOLF 1889-1954 9397F 8346 111111GUIN, LUBIN 1610-0663 P402V R346 BAUHAUS, SCHOOL OF P402F 8347 HAUME/STER, WILLI 1889-1°55 M402D B349 BAUMGARTNER, JOHANN WOLFGANG 1712...1761 M517R B352 BAUTISTA, FRAY F. 1627-1667 P402F B351 BAYER, HERBERT N474F B361 BAYOT, ADOLPHE JEAN-BAPTISTE P. 1810 N845F B362 BAZ, TGNRCIO 1820.0887 P397F B362 RATAINE, JEAN R. 1904 N397F 8163 BA7ILLF, JEAN FREDERIC 1841...1870 P630F B363 BAZIOTES, WILLIAM B. 1Q12 9474F 8364 BA'ZANI, GIUSEPPE 1690.0769 P630F B366 REAL, GTFFORD B. 11179 P630D B367 BEAL, SONDRA /1371F 8368 BEARDSLEY, AURREY 1872-1998 N371R B368 BEARDSLEY, AUBREY 1872-1898 L469F 8381 BEAUNEVE11, ANDRE' C. 13601403 P630F 8386 BEAUX, CECILIA 18631034 L474F B388 HFCCAFUMT, DOMENICO DE PACE 1486-1551 L517D B389 BECERRA, GASPAR 1520-1570 P630F 8393 HECK, ROSEMARIE B. 1923

13$ 156 -- BERG

P402F B3u5 BECKER, CAL Lnnwm FRIEDRICH 1820-1900 P6308 B395 BECKER, FRED B. 1911 419117 8195 BECKER, GEORGES B. 1845 L1940 8396 BECKERE, PIETER DE P40i.F 839R BECKMANN, HANNES R. 1909 P402F 8197 BECKMANN, MAX 1884-1950 N371F B4/4 BFECHEY, SIR WILLIAM 17C1-1839 8468F 8414 BEELDEMAKER, C.A. 8468F 8415 BFERSTRAATEN, JAN 1622-1666 L474D 8416 BEGAPELLI, A. 1470-1565 P402D 8415 BEGAS, REINHOLD 1831-1011 L402M 8419 BEHAM, HANS SEBALD 1500-1550 P4028 8421 BEHRENS, PETER 839713 B426 BELANGER, FRANCOIS JOSEPH 1744-1818 86108 8427 BELCHER, S. 1709-1849 P630D 11427 BELDEN, LOUISE B. 1907 14371K B434 9FLL, JOHN 1011-1895 P6300 8414 BELL, LARRY A. 1930 P6 10F B435 BELL, LELAND S. 1922 P371F 8415 BELL, TVE7OR B. 1910 8397F E415 BELLANGE, HIPPOLYTE 1880-1866 8397F E416 BELLANGE, JACOUES 1602-1617 819714 11436 BELLANGi, JACQUES ACT. 1602-1617 8197F 8439 BELLE, ALEXIS SIMON 1674-1714

. L397E 8438 EELLECHOSE, HENRI DE 1415-1440 P402D B444 BELLING, RUDOLPH R. 1996 L474F P444 BYLLTNI, GENTILE 1429-1507 L474F 8445 BELtINT, GIOVANNI 1428/30-1516 L.474F B446 BELLINT, Jacopo C. 1400-1470/71 P402F 8445 BELLMER, HANS B. 1895 8474F 8447 BELLOTTO, BERNARDO 1720/4-1780 P630F R448 BELLOWS, GEORGE 1882-1925 P6108 B448 RELLOWS, GEORGE 1882-1925 P4748 R449 BELLUSCHI, PIETRO B. 1899 P6108 8455 REMAN, SOLON SPENCER 1851-1014 8371F 8456 BENA7ECH, CHARtES 1767-1794 8610F 8456 RENBRI0GE, HENRY 1741-1812 L474R 8462 RENEDETTO nA MATANO 1442-1407 L474D U462 SENEDETTO DA MATANO 1442-1407 P630F H466 PENGSTON, BILLY 8610P 8468 BENJAMIN, ASHER 1773-1845 P501r 0469 PENN, PEN 0. 1884 N1/18 R4/2 E7NNETT, WILLIAM JAMBS 1777-1044 8197F 84/1 BENOIST, MARIE G. 1768-1826 P630D 84/4 REN-SCHUMHEL, AHRON B. 1903 P630F 8474 BENSON, FRANK WESTON 1862-1951 P6308 8474 BENSON, FRANK WESTON 1862-1951 P17111 B477 BENTLEY, JOHN P. 1839-1902 81718 P477 PENTLEY, RICHARD D. 1782 P6300 8478 BENTON, FLETCHER R. 1911 P630F 8478 BENTON, THOMAS HART E. 1889 P6108 84/8 PENTON, THOMAS HART B. 1889 L474F 8479 BENVENTO DI GIOVANNI 1436-1518 L474F P478 RENVENHTI, GIOVANNI A. 1460-1525 P470D 8481 REOTHY, ETIENNE Ti. 1906 P397F R483 BERARD, CHRISTIAN B. 1902 8468E 8485 SERCHEB, CLAES 11.8. 1620-1683 P630D R487 BEREAL, EDWARD L5.340 13493 BERG, CLAUS ACT. 1520-1530

157 13.9 BERGE --

P630D 8495 BERGE, DOROTHY N514F B497 RFRGH, JOHANN EDWARD 1828-1888 P534F P498 BERGH, RICHARD 1858-1919 P394F 8497 BERGHE, FRITS VAN DEN 1883-1939 P534F 13499 BERGMAN, osKAR B.1879 N490D 8499 BERGstIEN, BRYNJULF 1830-1898 P630D 8514 BERLANT, ANTHONY P63OF D514 REPLANT, ANTHONY K474F 8515 BERLINGHIERT, BoNAVENTURA ACT. 1228-1244 p501F 8516 BERMAN, EUGENE P. 1899 P501M 8516 GERMAN, EUGENE B. 1899 PRISE 8516 RERmUDEZ, JOSE IGNACIO B. 1922 P397F 8518 BERNARD, EMILE 1868-1941 P3978 P518 BERNARD, NILE 1868-1941 R397m 8518 BERNARD, EmILE 1868-1941 P3978 8518 BERNARD, HENRI P6308 8523 BERNARDI, THEODORE B. 1903 PR45F 8528 BFRNT, ANTONIO B. 1905 m474B 13528 BERNINI, GIAN LORENZO 1598-1680 m474D 8528 BERNINI, (IAN LoRENZ° 1598-1680 M474F 8528 BERNINI, GTAN LORENZO 1599-1680 M4748.8528 BERNINI, GIAN LORENzo 1518-1680 m474D P529 BERNINI, PIETRO P630D 8531 8E7PS, BEN

. M474F 8533 BERRETTINI, P. 1596-1669 P517D 13513 BERRoCAL, MIGuEL R. 1933 L517n 8533 BERRUGDETE, ALONSO 1490-1561 L517F 8534 BERRUGUETTE, PEDRo D. 1503 N397D R536 BERTATIX, MADAME LEON 1825-1878 p474D 13545 RERTOIA, HARRY B. 1915 L474D 8546 BERToLD0, GIOVANNI DI 1410-1491 P474n 8547 PERToNI, WANDER B. 1925 K402F 8548 BERTRAm OF MINDEN, MASTER AC.T 1367-1387 P397F R555 RESNARD, ALBERT 1849-1934 N517F B555 BESNEs E YRIGOYEN, JUAN MANUEL 1788-1865 N5178 8555 BESNES E YRIGOYEN, JUAN MANUEL 1788-1865 N517M 8555 FESNEs E YRIGOYEN, JUAN MANUEL 1788-1865 1.1474F 8565 BETTERA, BARToLomE0 1639-1699 L371F B565 RETIES, J. 1530-1580 L394F 8566 BEUCKELAER, JOACHIM 1530/5-1575/8 P402D 8569 BETTIS, JoSEF 9. 1921 p371F 8571 BEVAN, RORERT 18f.75-1926 P397F 8571 BEVERLoO, CORNELIS VAN B. 1922 m468F R573 nEyEREN, ABRAHAM HENDRICKsZ 1620-1690 P397F 8574 13E70mBEs, ROGER R. 1913 m47413 8577 BIANCHI, FRANCESCO D. 1703 N4748 R577 BIANCHI, PIETRo 1787-1849 N397F 8579 BTARD, FRANCOIs-AU( IsTE 119A-1882 P474D B579 BIASI, ALBERTO B. 1937 M4740 8581 8313TENA, ANTONIO 1700-1774 M474F 8582 BIRIENA, FERDINANDO GALLE 1657-1743 L474F 8583 BICCI DI LORENZO 1350-1427 P630F 13584 BIDDLE, GEORGE 8. 1885 P630m 8584 RIDDLE, GEORGE B. 1885 P630D 8586 BIEDERMAN, CHARLES 8. 1906 P402F 8588 BIETSTADT, ALBERT 1810-1902 M474F 8597 RIGART, VITToRI0 MARIA 1692-1776 L397D 8592 8IGARNY, FELIPE P536D 8596 BILL, MAX B. 1908

3.58 --BOBLETER

L402F 8612 BINCK, JACOB D.1569 83888 8612 BINDEsBOELL, M.G.B. C. 1800-1856 .8630F 8613 RINGHAM, GEORGE CALEB 1811-1879 N630H 8613 BINGHAM, (EORGE CALEB 1811-1879 P999F 8614 BINNFY, DON B. 1940 N371F 8618 BIRCH, THOMAS 1779-1851 83718 B617 BIRCH, WILLIAM RUSSELL 1755-1814 P474F 8619 STROLL', RENATO B. 1906 P630F 8621 BIsCHOFF, ELMER NELSON B. 1916 P630F 8622 BIFfloP, ISABEL B. 1902 8388D 8623 lit.iSEN, HERMAN VILHELM 1798-1868 P402F 8622 BISSIER, JULTU5 B. 1893 P397F 8623 RISSTERE, ROGER R. 1888 P560D 8624 PITNEY, SUE 8371E 8628 BLACKBURN, JOSEPH 1700-1763 P630F 8632 BLACKWELL, PATRICK P560D 8632 PLADEN, RONALD B. 1918 P630F 8635 PLATR, ROBERT N. R. 1912 P371F 8635 BLAKE, PETER 8371F P636 BLAKE, WILLIAM 1757-1827 N1718 8636 BLAKE, WILLIAM 1757-1827 N371K.8636 BLAKE, WILLIAM 1757-1827 N3718 8636 PLAKFe WILLIAM 1757-1827 P630F 8616 BLAKELOCK, RALPH A. 1847-1919 P630F 8639 BLANCH, ARNOLD B. 1896 m397F 8639 BLANOHARD, JACQUES 1600-163R P397F 8641 PLANCHF, JACOuEs EMILE P. 1861 P630F 8641 BLANCHE, LIMILE B. 1895 P.863F 8641 BLANES, JUAN MANUEL 1830-1901 P8638 8641 BLANES, *MAN MANUEL 1830-1901 P863F 8642 BLANES- VIALS, PEDRo 1879 -1926 P862F 8644 PLAS, CAMILO B. 1903 P630F 8644 BLASHFIELD, EDWIN H. 1848-1934 P630F 8645 BLAUsTEIN, AL P. 1924 8402F 8646 BLECHER, KARL 1798-1840 8468F 8646 PLEKER, DIRcK 1622-1670 L394F 8647 ALES, HENRI MET DE 1484-1550 8468F 8651 BLOAT, PIETER 1601/2-1658 P036D 8651 BLOC, ANDRE 1896-1966 P630F 8651 BLOCH, ALBERT B.1882 8468F 8652 BLOEMAERT, A. 1564-1651 L394F P654 BLONDEEL, LANCELOT 1495/6-1581 M3978 8655 BLONDEL, JACQUES FRANCOIS 1705-1774 8397P 8654 BLoNDEt, NICHOLAS FRANCOISI 1618-1686 P630F 8655 BLOOM, HYMAN P. 1911 P6308 8655 BLOOM,, HYMAN B. 1913 P630D 8656 BLOOMER, KENT C. P630F 8656 BLoSUM, VERN P371F 8657 BLOW, SANDRA B. 1°25 P402D 8658 BLUEMNER, OSCAR 1867-1938 P!011/ 8658 BLUME, PETER B. 1900/6 P630F 8658 BLUMENscHETN, ERNEST H. 184R-1934 P402D 8658 BLUMENTHAL, HERMANN 1905-1942 P630D 8658 BLONK, JAMES BLAINE P63OR 8658 81.88K, JAMES BLAINE 8630F 8661 BLYTHE, BENJAMIN 1746-C. 1787 0630F 8661 BLYTRE, DAVID G. 1815-1865 N6308 8661 BLYTHE, DAVID G. 1815-1865 P630F 8663 BOBLETER, LOWELL B. 1902

159 141 BOCCARDI

L474F 8664 BOCCARDI, GIOVANNI In GIRLIANO 1460-1529 P474D 8664 BOCCIONI, IIMBERTO 1882-1916 P474F 8664 BCCCTONI, DMPERTO 1882-1916 L3948 8666 BODEGHEM, LOUTS VAN 1470-1540 P474D 8667 SODINI, FLORIANO B. 1933 PE36D R668 BODMER, WALTER R. 1903 P536D B671 BCECKLIN, ARNOLD 1827-1901 P536F 8671 BOECKLIN, ARNOLD 1827-1901 P534F 8672 BOERJE, GIDEON B. 1891 86308 8673 BOETTICHER, MAJOR OTTO ACT. 1862 83978 8673 BOFFRAND, GERMAIN 16671754 86308 8674 BOGARDUS, JAMES 1800-1874 P864F 8674 BOGGTO, EMILIO 1857-1920 P630D 8674 ROGHOSIAN, VARAJAN P630F 8676 ROHM, MAX 1168-1923 N4028 8677 BOHN, GERMAN VON 1612-1899 P630F 8677 BOHROD, AARON B. 1907 8397F 8679 BOILLY. LOUIS LEOPOLD 1761-1845 N1978 8679 BOILLY, LOUTS LEOPOLD 1761-1845 P397D B6R4 BOISSEAU, EMILE ANDRE B. 1842 N397D 8685 BOT7.0T, LOUIS SIMON 1743-1809 8468F 8687 BuL, FFRDINAND 1616-1680 P474F 8697 BOLDINT, JEAN GIOVANNI 1842-1921 8474D B588 BOLGI, ANDREA 8474D 8693 BOLOGNA, GIOVANNI 1524-1608 P501F 8691 BOLOTOWSKY, ILYA B. 1907 L474F 8694 BOLTRAFFIO, GIOVANNI ANTONIO 1467-1516 P630F 8694 BOMBERG, D. P397F 8695 BOMBOIS, CAMILLE B. 1883 L4748 8697 RONACCORSI, F. 8474D 8697 BONANNUS DA PISA 12TH CT 8815F R711 BONDAT P474F 8713 RONFANTI, ARTURO B. 1905 L474F 8711 SONFTGLT, BENEDETTO 1420-1496 8197F B714 BONHFUR, ROSA 1822-1899 P474F 8715 BONTCHT, GINO 1904-1933 8371F 8715 BONINGTON, RICHARD PARKES 1801-1828 P397F 8716 BCNNARD, PIERRE 1867-1947 P3978 8716 BCNNARD, PIERRE 1857-1947 P3978 8716 BCNNARD, PIERRE 1867-1947 N397D 8716 BONNASSIEUX, JEAN 1810-1892 P397F 8717 BONNET, LEON 1834-1922 M3978 8717 BONNET, LOUIS MARIN 1743-1793 L474F 8721 RCNSIGNORI, FRANCESCO 1455-1519 P630D 8722 BONTECOU, LEE S. 1931 L397D 8722 8ONTEMPS, PIERRE ACT. 1552 P61017 8725 BOOTH, CAMERON B. 1992 8397K 8725 BOOUETEAUX, MASTER OF ACT. 1350/75 P855F R727 BMA, ARTURO 1883-1955 L474F 8729 RORDONF, PARTS 1500-1571 P864F 8732 BORGES, JACORO 8. 1931 P630D 8732 RORGHLUM, JOHN GUTSON 1867-1941 P630D 8733 BORGHUM, SOLON HANNIBAL 1868-1922 L474F 87.34 RORGOGNONE, AMIROGIO STEFANO DI 1455-1535 P474D 8735 BOPTANI, DAVIDE B. 1936 L517F 8717 BOFRASSA, LUIS D. 1403 84748 8737 RORROMINT, FRANCESCO 1599-1667 L394F 8742 BOSCH, HIFFONYMORS 1460/2-1516/8 L3948 8742 BOSCH, HIERONVMOTTS 1460/2-1516/9 142 160 -- BRAY

m397° 8743. BOSIO, FRANcoiS JOSEPH 1768-1845 M397m 8745 BOSSE, ABRAHAM 1602-167r, 'N474F 8745 ROSSI,GiusEPPE 1777-1815 P6308 8747 RoSWORTR, wELLES R. 1869 8496F 8748 BoTELHo, Ann R. 1889 P855F 8748 BOTERo, FERNANDo R. 1932 m468F 8749 BOTH, JAN 1610/18-1652 8630F 8749 FloTKIN, HENRY A. B. 1896 P845D 8750 BOT0, kRTHA R. 1925 L474F 8751 BOTTICFLLI, SANDRO 1444-1510 L474F R752 BoTTIcELLT, SCROOL OF L474F 8753 BoTTITINT, FRANcESCo 1446-1497/98 M397D 8752 RoncHARDoN, EDmE 1698-1762 1,1197F 8754 BoucHE-DESN0YER, F. 8630F 8753 ponCHE, Louis B. 1896 P397D 8753 RoticHER, ALFRED 1850-1934 M397F 8753 BoUcHER, FRANC0IS 1703-1770 M397m 9753 BOUcHER, sRANroIS 1703-1770 m397F P751 RoucHET, LOUIS 1759-1842 M397F 8756 ROUDIN, EUGENE 1824-18(18 P371 8758 BOuGHToN, GEoRnE HENRY 1833-1905 8397F 8758 BoUGUEFEAU, WILLIAM 1825-1905 m397F 8763 BoULANGER, GUSTAVE C.R. 1824-1888 N397F T764 BouLANGER, LoTITS 1807-1867 m3978 8763 ncULLEE, ETIENNE LOnis 1728-1799 L468F 8768 BOURDIcHoN, JEAN 1457-1521 m397F 8768 BOURDom, sSBAsTIEN 1616-1671 P397D P772 BOURGEOIS, LOUISE B. 1911 83668 8772 BOURGEOIS, VICTOR 1897-1962 M397F 13773 BOURGUTANoN, JAcOFTES C. 1621-1675 m397D 8777 PogSSEAn, JACOTTEs 1681-1740 L468F 8781 BOUTS, AELBERT 1455/60-1549 L468F 8782 BOUTS, DIRK, THE ELDER C.1420-1475 L468F 8783 BOUTS, DIRE, THE YOUNGER 1448-1491 L397m 8793 ROYVIN, RENE 1525-1598 M397F 8793 BozE, J. 1744-1826 M474D 8797 RRACCI, P. 1700-1733 M474F 8796 BRAcELLI, r.. B. 1584-1609 8630D 8797 BRACKETT, EDWARD AnGuSTUS 1818-19013 N630F 8811 BRADLEY, T. 8630m 8811 BRADLEY, WILLIAM H. 1868-1914 N630F P812 BRADLEY, MARY m394F 8812 RRAEKELEER, FERDINAND DE 1792-1883 L474F 8813 BRAGADIN, D. AC. 1438-1473 P6308 8811 BRAGDON, C. L4748 8815 BRAMANTE, noNATo 1444-1517 L474F B816 PRAmANTIN0, BART0LCmME0 SUARDT 1450/5-1528/30 N474F 8815 PRAMBILA, FERNAND° D. 1832 N4748 8815 PRAMBILA, FERNANno D. 1832 N474M 8815 PRAMBILA, FERNAND° D. 1832 8371F 8815 BRAmLEy,FRANK 1857-1915 8498D 8816 BRANCUSI, CONSTANTIN 1876-1957 M364F 8817 BRAND, JoHANNTs cHRISTTAN 1722-1795 8630D 8819 BRANDsToN, HOWARD 8197D R921 PRAour, GEoRGES 1882-1963 8397F BP21 BRAM, GEoRGES 1882-1963

. 81978 8821 BRAQUE, GEoRGES 1882-1963 8988F 8825 BRAuNER, VTKToR P468H 8827 BRAY, sALoMoN DE 1597-1664

161 BRAYER --

P397F 8827 BRAYER, YVES R. 1907 P364F BR29 BREC3ER, SAMUEL B. 1897 .8534E 8831 BREDA, CARL FREDRIX VON 1759-1818 P402D 8831 BREDER, HANS B. 1935 M468F 8832 BFEENBERGH 1599/1600-1655/59 P630D B832 BREER, ROBERT B. 1926 P501F 8835 BREININ, RAYMOND B. 1909 8468F B835 BREKELENKA8, O. L474F B842 PRESCIA, SCHOOL OF N3C7M B842 BRESDIN, RODOLPHE 1825-1885 P397F B844 BRETON, ANDRE B. 1896 P397F 8845 BRETON, JULES 1827-1906 8402D 8844 BRETSCHNEIDER, JOHANN M. 1678-1723 P371F 88115 BRETT, JOHN 1831-1902 L402F 8846 BREU, JORG, THE ELDER 1480-1537 P6308 8846 BREUER, M. P630F 8847 BREWER, FLOYD 8630F 8848 BREWSTER, J. 1766-1846 P630H 13849 BRICE N397D 8851 BRIDAN, CHARLES ANTOINE 1730-1805 M371F 8851 BRIDGE, CHARLES ACT. 1735-1740 P630F 8854 BRIGGS, ERNEST B. 1923 P536D 8956 RRIGNONI, SERGE D. 1903 8399F 8857 BRILL, PAHL 1554-1626 L474D 8858 BPIOSCO, ANDREA 1470-1532 M371F 8862 BRITISH SCHOOL 8397D 8863 BROCHE, IGNACE D. 1795 P501F 8864 BRODSKIJ, ISAAC 1804-1939 L366F 8,865 BROEDERLAM, MELCHIOR ACT. 1381-1409 P474D 8866 BROGGINI, LHIGT 8. 1906 8397B 8869 BRONGNIART, A. C. Y739-1811 N371F 8871 BRONTE, P.B. L474F B869 RR0N7IN0, AGWOLO 1503-1572 P63'OE 8871 BROOK, ALEXANDER B. 1898 P630F 8873 BROOKS, JAMES P. 1906 M397B 8874 RROSSE, SALOMON DE C. 1562-1626 8394E 8876 BROUWER, ADRIAN 1605-1648 8630D 8877 BROWERE, JOHN 1792-1834 N371F 8877 BROWN, FORD MADOY 1821-1893 8630D 8878 FROWN, HENRY KIRKE 1814-1886 P630D 8878 BROWN, JOAN B. 1938 P630F 8878 BROWN, JOAN B. 1938 8374F B878 BROWN, JOHN 1752-1787 P371F 8877 BROWN, JOHN GEORGE 1831-1913 86308 8878 BROWN, JOSEPH 1733-1786 8630P 8879 BROWN, MATHER D. 1831 P6300 8879 BROWN, RALPH 83718 B879 BROWN, RICHARD 1804-1028 8630M 8881 BROWN, WILLIAM HENRY 1808-1883 P630F 8881 RRCWN, WILLIAM THEO (PHILUS) B. 1919 M397B 8886 BRUANT, aAcouP,5 C. 1670-1732 M397B 8885 BRUANT, LIBERAL 1635-1697 P517F B886 BRU, ROSER B. 1923 8394F 8887 BRUEGEL, JAN, THE ELDER 1568-1625 M3740 BRR7 BRUEGEL, JAN, THE ELDER 1569-1625 8394E 8888 ARTIEGEL, JAN, THE YOUNGER 1601-1678 L394F 8889 BRUEGEL, PIETER, THE ELDER 1525-156=0 L3948 8889 BRUEGEL, PIETER, THE ELDER 1525-1569 8394F 8891 BRUEGEL, PIETER, THE YOUNG'8 1564-1638

162 -- CABRERA

8394RB891 BRUEGEL, PIETER, THE YOUNGER 1564-1638 L194F8892 BRUEGEL, P. AFTER L474B8894 IMNELLESCHT, PILIPPO 1377-1446 L474D8894 PRUNFLLESCHI, PILIPPO 1377-1446 P630FB912 AMISH, GEORGE DE FOREST 1895-1941 P468F8913 8RUSSE, M. P366FB912 BRUSSELMANS, JAN 1884-1952 L402F8914 BRUIN, BARTHOLOMAEUS, THE ELDER 1493-1551/6 J462R8916 BRYGOS PTR. ACT. 5TH CT.B.C. P630F8918 BUCHANAN, J.E. N374F8918 RUCHANAN, JOHN 1819-1898 8630B8924 BUCKLAND, WILLIAM 8397D8927 RUDELOT, JEAN BAPTISTE P397F8929 BUFFET, BERNARD B. 1928 N630BB933 BULFINCH, CHARLES 1763-1844 N63088933 BULFINCH, CHARLES 1763-1844 L39788935 BULLANT, JEAN II 1510-1578 P630F8936 HULLER, ATIDREY P630DB939 BULTMAN, FRITZ B. 1919 P630FB939 HULTMAN, FRITZ P. 1918 P63088942 BUNSHAFT, GORDON 8630F8942 BUNTING, J.D. L474BP943 RUON, BARTOLCMMEO 1410-1464 L474D8943 BUON, BARTOLCMMEO 1410-1464/70 K474F8943 BUONACCORSO, NICCOLO DT C. 1348-1388 8464BB944 BOONTALENTI, BERNARDO 1536-1609 P854FB947 BUPCHARD, PABLO 1873-1960 Pe54F8948 BURCHARD, PABLO A. B. 1919 P630F8947 BURCHFIELD, CHARLES 1893-1967 P630DB952 BUREN, RICHARD VAN L402F8956 BURGKMAIRv HANS 1473-1531 L40288956 BURGKMAIR, HANS 1473-1531 L397F8954 BURGUNDY, SCHOOL OF L402HB956 BUROKPAIR, HANS 1473-1531 P847B8961 BURLE MARX, ROBERTO R. 1909 P847F8961 BURLE MARX, RORERTO 8. 1909 P630FB961 BURLIN, PAUL B. 1886 P630F8962 BURLINE 8371BB961 RUFLINGTON, RICHARD BOYLE, 3RDEARLOF 1604 -1753 8402D8963 BURNACINI, LUDOVICO. 8171F8963 BURNEJONES, SIR EDWARD COLEY 1833-1898 P63088964 BURNETT, CALVIN N630B8966 BURNHAM AND ROOT 8474FB971 BURAI, ALBERTO B. 1915 N371BB974 BURTON, DECIMUS 1800-1881 P372F8974 RUPTON, SIR FREDERICK WILLIAM 1816-1900 P366DB975 BURY, POL B. 1922 P630KB976 8USCEMA, JOHN N 37188976 BUSBY, CHARLES AUGUSTINE C. 1834 P402F8977 BUSCH, WILHEIM 1832-1907 L5348B976 BUSSART, MARTIN D. 1553 P845FB985 BUTLER, HORACE 8. 1897 P371D8986 BUTLER, REGINALD R. 1913 P371B8988 PUTTEFFIELD, WILLIAM 1814-1900 N63088988 BUTTERSWORTH, JAMES E. 1817-1894 J4688B992 BUYTEWECH, WILLEM PIETERS% 1585-1625

. 8397FC1)2 CABANEL, ALEXANDRE 1823-1989 P864FC117 CARR?, MANUEL B. 1890 P804FC117 CARRERA, RORERTA P. 1939

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P804M C117 CARRERA, ROBERTA B. 1939 N804F C117 CARRERA, FRANCISCO 1781-1845 P630F C124 CADMUS, PAUL B. 1905 M397D C129 CAFFIERT, JEAN JACOUES 1725-1792 M397F C129 CAFFIERT, JEAN JACOUES 1725-1782 P474D C131 cAnu, conRAnn B. 1910 N474B C131 CAGNOLA, MARCHESE LUIGI' 1762-1839 N397D C135 CAIN, AUGUSTE 1822-1894 P8450 C136 CATROLI, CARLOS B. 1926 M474F C141 CALABRESE 1613-1699 P474D C142 CALANDRA, DAVTDE 1856-1909 P630F C144 CALCAGNO, LAWRENCE B. 1916 N397D C146 CALDELART, SEBASTIEN D. 1819 P630D C146 CALDER, ALEXANDER A. 1898 P630F C146 CALDER, ALEXANDER 8. 1898 P630fl C146 CALDER, ALEXANDER E. 189R P630D C147 CALDER, ALEXANDER STIRLING 1870-1945 P630D C157 CALLERY, MARY B. 1903 P6308 C162 CALLISTER, CHARLES WARREN A. 1918 M397F C163 CALLOT, JACOUES 1592-1635 M397H C163 CALLOT, JACQUES 1592-1635 M397M C163 CALLOT, JACQUES 1592-1635 P474D C165 CALO, ALDO B. 1910 N371F C167 CALVERT, EDWARD 1759-1883 4371M 0167 CALVERT, EDWARD 1799-1883 P630D C168 CALVIN, ALBERT L474F 0175 CAMBIASO, LUCA 1527-1585 L474H 0175 CAMBTASO, LUCA 1527-1585 L397D C177 CAMBRAT, JEAN DE P397B C181 CAMELOT N630M C182 CAMERON, JOHN ACT. 1876 N371P C182 CAMERON, JULIA P862F C183 CAMINO BRENT, ENRIQUE 1909-1960 L474M C185 CAMPAGNOLA, DOMENICO L474M C186 CAMPAGNOLA, GIULIO 1482/4-1562 M3719 C187 CAMPBELL, COLEN D. 1729 P402F C194 CAMPFNDONK, HEINRICH 1889-1957 4468F C195 CAMPHUYSEN, GOVAERT 1624-1672 P474F C196 CAMPTGII, MASSIMO B. 1895 L394F 01.96 CAMPIN, ROBERT 1375-1444 M474F C212 CANALETTO, ANTONIO 1697-1768 M474H C212 CANALETTO, ANTONIO 1697-1768 R474M C212 CANALETTO, ANTONIO 1697-1%68 L366F C217 CANDID, PETER M517D C227 CANO, ALONSO 1601-1667 M517F C227 CANO,. ALONSO 1601-1667 N474D C227 CANOVA, ANTONIO 1757-1822 M474F C229 CANTARINI, SIMONE DE PESARO 1612-1648 M474F C238 CAPELLA, FRANCESCO 1714-1784 P474F C245 CAPOGROSSI, GIUSEPPE B. 1900 4490F C247 CAPPELEN, HERMAN AUGUST 1827-1852 M468F C247 CAPPELLE, JAN VAN DE 1624/25-1679 P474D C247 CAPPELLO, C. P474M C248 CAPPIEELO, LEONETTO B. 1875 L474B C251 CAPRAROLA, COLA DT ACT. 1494-1518 P397D C254 CARTIER, ETIENNE FRANCOIS 1842-1902 M474F C257 CARACCIOLO, GIOVANNA 1570-1637 M402B C262 CARATTI, FRANZ M474F C262 CARAVAGGIO, MICHELANGELO A. 1569-1609

164 --CASSONE

8474F C263 CARAVAGGIO SCHOOL P474B C264 CARBONE, DARIO B. 1861 L474F C267 CARDI, LODOVT L474F C277 CARIANI, GIOVANNI BUSI C. 1480-1550 P845F C277 CARIDE, MIGUEL P. B. 1920 P397P C277 CARJAT, ETIENNE P630D C278 CARLBERG, NORMAN B., 1928 P630F C278 CARLES, ARTHUR B.1882 8474F C279 CARLEVARIS, LUCA 1665-1731 P388F C284 CARLSEN, EMTL 1855-1932 P534F C284 CARLSON, JOHN FABIAN 1875-1934 P3978 C285 CARLU, JEAN P3978 C286 CARLU 8517D C287 CARMONA, LUIS SALVADOR 1709-1767 N397F C287 CARMONTELLE, LOUIS C.DE 1717-1806 L.536F C2R8 CARNATION, MASTER OF 15TH CCT L474F C289 CARNEVALE, FRA C. 1456-1484 P371D C292 CARO, ANTHONY B. 1924 P397F C292 CAROLUS-DURAN, EMILE 1838-1917 L397F C293 CARON, ANTOINE 1515-1593 L474F C294 CARPACCIO, VITTORE C. 1455-1526 L4748 C294 CARPACCIO, VITTORE C. 1455-1526 N397D C294 CAPPEAUX, JEAN BAPTISTE 1827-1875 N397F C294 CAPPEAUX, JEAN BAPTISTE 1827-1875 N397H C294 CARPEAUX, JEAN BAPTISTE 1827-1875 L474F C298 CARPI, UGO DA 1450-1525 L4748 C298 CARPI, UGO DA 1450-1515 P4747 C312 CARRA, CARLO B. 1881 8474F C312 CARRACCI, AGOSTINO 1557-1602 84748 C312 CARRACCI, AGOSTINO 1557-1682 8474F C313 CAPRACCT, ANNIBALE 1560-1609 M4748 C313 CARRACCI, ANNIBALE 1560-1609 8474F C314 CARRACCI, movico 1555-1619 8474F C315. CARRACCI SCHOOL N854F C314 CARRERA, JOSE MIGUEL 1785-1821 P815F C314 CARRENO, MARIO B. 1913 P8478 C314 CARRERE, JOHN 1858-1911 N397D C316 CARRIER-BELLEUSE, VICTOR 1824-1887 8474F C316 CARRIERA, ROSALBA 1675-1757 P397F C316 CARRIERE, EUGENE 1R49-1906 P3978 C316 CARRTERE, EUGENE. 1849-1906 N397D C317 CARRIES, JEAN J.M. 1855 - 1R94 P630F C319 CARROLL, JOHN 1892-1959 N371P C319 CARROLL, LEWIS 8388F C321 CARSTENS, ASMUS JAS 1754-1798 P630F C323 CARTER, CLARENCE B. 1904 P397P C327 CARTIER-.BRESSON, H. N402F C329 CARUS, CARL GUSTAV 1789-1869 P847F C131 CARVALHO, FLAVIO DE REZENDE B. 1899 86308 C332 CARY, HENRY P630F C335 CASARELLA, EDMOND B. 1920 85178 C335 CASAS Y NOVOA P474D C336 CASCELLA, ANDREA B. 1920 P501F C343 CASSANDRE, A. MOURON B. 1901 P630F C343 CASSATT, MARY 1845-1926 P6308 C343 CASSATT, MARY 1845-1926 P630D C344 CASSEN, J. P630F C345 CASSIDY, LOUISE L474F 0.145 CASSONE, MASTER OF

165 1 CASTAGNO

L474F C346 CASTAGNO, ANDREA DEL 1190-1457 P474D c348 CASTELLANI, ENRICO B. 1930 P585F 0348 CASTELLANOS, JULIO 19C5-1947 P300 c348 CASTELLCN, FEDEPICO B.1914 P6308 C348 CASTELLON, FEDERICO P. 1914 M4748 C351 CASTIGLIONE, GIOVANNI BENEDETTO 1616-1670 .474M C351 CASTIGLIONE, GIOVANNI BENEDETTO 1616-1670 N846F C352 CASTILLO, JOSE S. DE ACT. 1832 P862F C352 CASTILLO, TEOFILO 1857-1922 P6308 C357 CATALANO, E. K517F 0357 CATALONIAN SCHOOL L474F C399 CATENA, VINCENZO 1470-1531 N 371F C363 CATHERWOOD, FREDERICK. 1749-1854 N3718 c363 CATHERWOOD, FREDERICK 1799-1854 N630F C365 CATLIN, GEORGE 1796-1872 N6308 0365 CATLIN, GEORGE 1796-1872 L474D c368 CATTANFO, DANESE 1509-1573 8371K C169 CATTON, CHARLES 1728-1798 L474D C376 CAVALCANTI, ANDREA 1412-1462 P8478 c376 CAVALCANTI, EMILIANO DT P. 1897 K474F C377 CAVALLINI, PIETRO C. 5250-1330 8474F C377 CAVALLINO, B. L474F C377 CAVA7.ZOLA, PAOLA MORANDA 1486-1522 .8474F C378 CAVEDONE, JACOPO 1577-1660 P397F C386 CAZIN, JEAN 1841-1901 L371B C388 CECILe WILLIAM P630F C392 CELENTANO, FRAN. L474D C393 CELLINT, BENI/8811TO 1500 -1571 L3978 c412 CFBCEAn, JACQUE ANDROIIET, THE ELDER C. 1520-1584 83978 C412 CERCEATI, JACQUES ANDROUET, THE ELDET C. 1520-1584 8397B c411 CERCEAT1, JEAN PU 8917F c414 CERE'60, MATTED 1635-1685 m474F C418 CERUTI, GIACOMO (IL PETOCCHETTO) ACT. 1728 1760 P391D c421 CESAR, BALDACCHINT B. 1921 M4748 C421 CESARI, GIUSEPPE 1560/8-1640 P397F C425 CEZANNE, PAnt 1839-1906 p3978 C425 CEZANNE, PAUL 1919-1906 P3978 c429 CEZANNE, PAUL 1839-1906 P397P C425 CEZANNE, PAUL 1839-1906 P397F C426 CHABAS, PAUL 1869-1037 P501D C432 CHADR, IVAN DIMITRIEVTTCH 1887-1941 P371D C432 CHADWICK, LYNN B. 1914 P630F C433 CHAFETZ, SIDNrY P501F C433 CHAGAIL, MARC B. 1887 P501T C433 CHAGALL, MARC B.1887 a4628 c434 CHAIRIAS PTR. .ACT. 6TH CT.B.C. 8397F C436 CHALETTE, 1. N3978 C437 CHALGRTN, JEAN FRANCOISE 1739-1811 N397F 0438 CHALLAMEL, MILES ROBERT A. 1813 019/8 C438 CHALLABEL, JULES ROBERT A. 1811 P397M C442 CHAMRELLAND, SIMON? P630D C443 CHAMBERLAIN, JOHN B. 1927

P630F c443 CHAMBERLAIN, 10811 . P.1927 P6308 C443 CHAMBERLAIN, sAmnim B. 1895 P630F C444 CHAMBERLAIN, WYNN 8371B 0445 CHAMBERS, SIR WILLIAM 1726-17Q6 N630F C445. CHAMBEPTS, THOMAS B. 1808 L3978 c442 CHAMBIGES, PIERRE 0. 1544 8366F C449 CHAMPAIGNE, PHILIPPE DE 1602-1674

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8397F C453 CPAMPEARTIN, C8AELES E8ILF 1797-18;13 9371B 0453 CHAMPNEYS, FASTL 1842-1908 P6308 C456 CHANDRA, AVINAS7 03710 0459 CHANTREY, SIP FRANCIS 17P1-1P41 P610F C463 CHAPIN, JAMES P630P C466 CPAP8AN, CHARLES 1979-1934 P474F C466 CPAPAN, CONRA9 W2SE 1842-1911 83970 C4AI CHAN!, HENPI ETCPEL 1833-1891 8397F C471 CHAPDIN, JEAN 1699-1779 8397F C47I CHAPLET, NICOLAS TOUSSAINT 1792-1845 P397F C479 CHAPLET, JEAN B. 1898 P3974 0479 CHARLOT, JEAN P. 1998 83978 C4P3 CHARON, LODIS-FRANCOIS 1783-1831 L468F C4P3 CHARCNTON, ENGDERRAND C. 1410-1461 8397F C484 CHARPENTTER, CONSTANCE 1767-1849 L3978 C486 CHARTIER, JEAN 1500-1580 P610F 0487 CHASE, WILLIAM M. 1849-1916 P6308 C4I7 CHASE, WILLIAM MERRITT 1P49-1916 8397F C488 CPASSERIAg, THEODORE 1814-1897 83970 C489 CHASTE:1., JEAN PANCRACE 81978 C491 CHASTILLON, CLAUDE ACT. 1605-1612 1397F 0492 CHATELET, CLAUDE LOUIS 1753-1794 8397D C496 CHAUDET, ANTCTNE DENTS 1763-1810 8397B 0514 CHEDANNE, GEORGES PATIL B. 1961 839/F C518 CTPNAVARD, PAUL J. 1807-1895 P397F C521 CHERET, JULES 1816-1932 P501F C527 CPEVALTEP, NICHOLAS 1828-1902 P821F C532 CHIAPPINI, J. P. 1922 K474F C932 CHTARAVALLE, MASTER OF P517F 0512 CHICHARRO Y AGUERA, E. B. 1873 8630D C516 CHILD, THOMAS P6104 0517 CHILDS, BERNARD PS170 C518 CHILLIDA, EDUARDO P. 1424 8197D C519 CHINARD, JOSEPH (PIERRE) 1756-1813 p4740 C539 CHIC (E. (;ALEFFI) P462F C541 CHIPICO, GIORGIO DE P. 1888 8402F 0545 CHODOWIEKI, DANIEL 1726-1801 L397F C593 CHRETTEN, FELIX 1510-1579 P3800 C556 CHRIST() P. 1935 L394F.C556 CHRISTI'S, PETRUS 1410-1472 P6108 C596 CHRISTY, HOWARD C. B. 1873 P4620 C558 CHRYSSA B. 1933 P610F C561 CHURCH, FREDERICK EDWIN 1826-1900 M517B C561 CHURRIGUERA, JOSE ALBERTO 1650-1723 N4748 C568 CICARELLI, ALEJANDRO 1811-1879 8474F C571 CIGNARALI, GTANBETTINO 1706-1770 P492F 0571 CIKOVSKy, NTCHOLAI B. 1894 L474F C573 CIMA, GIOVANNI PATTISTA C. 1459-1517 K474F C573 CTNARUE, CENNT DI PEPO C. 1240-1302 P4020 C573 CIMIOTTT, EMIT, B. 1927 L4740 C576 CIOLI, VALERIO 1529-1999 8474F C579 CISERI, ANTONIO 1R21 -1P91 P610F C981 CITPON, MTNNA (WRIGHT) B. 1896 L4740 C982 CIVITALE, MATTE() 1435-1501 L4688 C583 CLAES7, ALLART 1498-1964 8394F C581 CLAESZ, PTETER 1947-1661 P8470 C591 CLARK, LYGIA B. 192 P999F C594 CLARK, RUSSELL 1905-1966 8397F C619 CLAUDE LE LORRAIN 1600-1682

167 1429f. CLAUSELL

P585F C61E CLAUSELL, JOAOUIN 1866-1935 P517F C611 CLAVE, ANTONI B. 1913 N517F C617 CLAVF, PELEGRIN 1810-1880 P397F C617 CLAVER, FERNARN B. 1918 N397D C634 CLESINGER, J.B. AUGUSTE 1814-1883 L394F C635 CLEVE, JOOS VAN 1485-1540 N610D C635 CLEVENGER, SHOBAL VAIL 1813 -43 N397D C643 CLODION, CLAUDE MICHEL 1738-1814 N630F C644 CLONNEY, JAMES G. 1812-1867 M402F C645 CLOSTERMAN, J. C. 1656-1711 1397F C647 CLODET, FRANCOIS 1505/10-1572 L394F C648 CLOUET, JEAN 1486-1546 N397F C661 COCHEREAU, LEON MATTHIRU 1793-1817 P397F C668 COCTEAU, JEAN P862F C669 CODESIDO, JULIA B. 1892 M6301) C671 CODNER, WILLIAM L474B C671 CODUCCI, MAURO DT MARTINO 1440-1504 L517F C672 COELLO, ALONZO SANCHEZ 1515-1590 M517F C672 CCELLO, cLAtirrrr 1630-1693 N366F C672 COENE, CONSTANTIN-FIDELIO 1780-1841 L397F.C672 COEUR D'AMOUR EARLS, MASTER OF 16TH CT M397H C673 COME P630F C678 COHEN, BERNARD 0371F C678 COHEN, HAROLD R. 1928 P630F C679 COHEN, H. GEORGE R. 1913 P630K 0683 COLAN, GENE L474F C683 COLANTONIO, NICCOLO ANTONIO DEL FIORE C. 1420-1460 P371F C688 COLDSTREAM, WILLIAM R. 1908 N630M C691 COLE, J.F.A. 1837-1892 N371F C689 COLE, THOMAS 1801-1848 N3718 C689 COLE, THOMAS 1801-1848 N371M C689 COLE, THOMAS 1801-1848 P630F C692 COLEMAN, GLENN 1887-1932 P630M C692 CCLEMAN, GLENN 1887-1932 P610F C693 COLESCOTT, WARRINGTON B. 1921 P397r C696 COLIN, JEAN P397M C697 COLIN, PAUL 1838-1916 P474D C697 COLLA, ETTORE B. 1889 P8641) 0699 COLLIE, ALBERTO B. 1939 P371F C699 COLLIER, JOHN 1850-1934 N371F C712 CCLLINS. C.A. 1823-1873 P630F 0712 COLLINS, JESS N397D C714 COLLOT, MADIEANNE 1748-1821 P630H C716 COLHAN, SAMUEL 1832-1920 L397D C718 COLOMBE, MICHEL 1430-1512 P474D C718 COLOMBO, GIANNI 4. 1937 L474K C719 CCLONNA, F. P374F C722 COLOPHOTIN, ROBERT B. 1914 M474F C744 CONCA, SEBASTIANO 1676/80-1764 M394F C751 CONINXLOO, GILLIS III VAN 1544-1607 P630D C752 CORNER, BRUCE B. 1933 P474D C755 CORSI/GRA, P/ETRO B. 1920 N371F C756 CONSTABLE, JOHN 1776-1837 N371H C756 CONSTABLE, JOHN 1776-1837 P468D C757 CONSTANT (CONSTANT NIEUWENHUYS) R. 1920 P462F C757 CONSTANT, GEORGE. B. 1892 M468F C769 COOGHEN, LERNDF.RT VAN DER 1610 1681 P630F C771 COOK, HOWARD P630M C7/1 COOK, HOWARD

168 156' -- COX

P630B 0774 COOLIDGE 8630? C7R4 COPLEY, JOHN SINGLETON 1738-1815 '8630H C784 COPLEY, JOHN SINGLETON 1738-1815 N6308 C:84 COPLEY, JOHN STNGLETON 1738-1815 P630T C784 COPLEY, WILLIAM N. B. 1919 M394F C786 COOUES, GONZALEZ 1614-1684 MOB C789 CORBETT, M. 8630D C791 CORBIN P474F C791 CORBIN°, JON 8585F C794 CORDERO, JUAN 1824 -18R4 P402F C798 CORINTH, JOSEPH LOVIS 1858-1925 P4028 C798 CORINTH?, JOSEPH LOVIS 1858-1925 P397F C811 CORMON, FERNAND 1845-1924 8397F C813 CCRNEILLE, M/CHEL 1602-1664 L468? C813 CORNEILLE DE LYON 1500/5-1574/7 8468F C814 CORNELIS VAN HAERLFM 1562-1638 L468? C814 CORNELTS7, JACOB VAN AMSTERDAM. 1460/70-1533 8402F C814 CORNELIUS, PETER 1783-1867 P630D C814 CCRNELL, JOSEPH B. 1903 P630F C814 CORNELL, JOSEPH R. 1903 8397B C816 COPNY, EMMANUEL HERE DE 1705-1763 P585F C822 CORONFL, RAFAEL. B. 1932 N397F C822 CCROT, JEAN-BAPT/STE CAMILLE 1796-1875 L474F C823 CORRADINI L474? C824. CORREGGIO, ANTONIO 1494-1534 L4748 C832 CORTONA, DOMENTCO DA 16TH CT 8474B CR31 CORTONA, PIETRO DA 1596-1669 M474F CR31 CORTONA, PIETRO DA 1596-1669 P630F C831 CORTOR, FLDZIER 8397D C811 CORTOT, JEAN PIERRE 1787-1843 L474F C836 COSSA, FRANCESCO DEL 1435-1480 L474F C837 COSTA, LORENZO DE OTTAVIA C. 1460-1535 P397B C837 COSTA, LUCTO A. 1902 P4740 0838 COSTA, TONI B. 1935 P630? C842 COSTIGAN, JOHN EDWARD R. 188R 8517? C843 COTAN, F.J. 8374F C843 COTES, FRANCIS 1726-1770 N371? C844 CCTMAN, JOHN SELL 1782-1847 P397F C847 COTTET, CHARLES 1863-1925 8397? C858 COURBET, GUSTAVE 1819-1877 N397F C865 COURT, JOSEPH DESIRE 1797-1865 P630F C867 COUSE, EANGER IRVING 1866-1934 L397F C867 COUSIN, JEAN, THE ELDER 1490-1560 L397D C868 COUSIN, JEAN, THE YOUNGER 1522-1594 P6300 C868 COUSINS, HAROLD B. B. 1916 N371F C867 consims, SAMUEL 1801-1887 8397D C869 COUSTOU, GUILLAUME I 1677- 17 46 M397D C871 CCUSTOU, GUILLAUME II 1716-1777 8397D C872 COUSTOU, N/COLAS 1658-1733 M397D C870 CCUSTOH SCHOOL 8397F CR72 COUTURE, THOMAS 1815-1879 8630F CR72 COUTURIER, HENRI* 1600-1684 P397D CR72 COUTURIER, ROBERT C. 1905 P468D C872 COUZTJN, V. P585? C873 COVARRUBIAS, MIGUEL B. 1904 8630? C874 COWARD, ELEANOR N371F C877 COX, DAVID, THE ELDER 1783-1859 P630F C877 COX, JOHN B. 1915 P630F CP78 COX, FENTON 1856-1919

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P5608 C877 COX, PALMER 1840-1924 8397F. C8A1 COYPEL, ANTOINE 1661-1722 .8397D CA82 COYSEVOX, ANTOINh 1640-1720 8501F C882 COZENS, ALEXANDER 1717-1786 8171F C883 COZENS, JOHN ROBERT 1752-1799 P6308 C889 CRAM, RALPH ADAMS 1863-1942 peon mo CRAMPTON, CLARA L402F C891 CRANACH, LUCAS, THE ELDER 1472-1553 L4028 C891 CRANACH, LUCAS, THE ELDER 1472-1553 L402F C892 CRANACH, LUCAS, THE YOUNGER 1515-1586 P397D C897 CRAUK, GUSTAVE A.D. 1827-1905 11047F C898 CRAVO, JR., MARIO A. 1923 P8478 C898 CRAVO, JR., MARTO B. 1923 P560F C899 CRAWFORD, RALSTON R. 1936 8630D C899 CRAWFORD, THOMAS 1813-1857 L474p 012 CREDT, LORENZO DI 1456/9-1537 P517D C913 CREEFT, JOSE DE B. 1884 P630D C915 CREMEAN, ROBERT P402D C915 CREMER, SIEGFRIED B. 1929 8474F C921 CRESPI, GIUSEPPE MARIA 1665-1747 4397D C922 CRESSENT, CHARLES 1685-1768 P6308 C924 CRBT, PAUL N371F C933 CRISTALL, JOSHUA 1767-1847 L474F C936 CRIVELLI, CARLO 1430-1445 N397D C942 CROISY, ARISTIDE 1840-1899 N371F C945 CROME, JOHN 176 8- 18 47 L474F C947 CRONACA, IL. POLLAIUOLO, SIMONE DEL 1457-150A L474B C947 CRONACA, IL. POLLAtUOLO, SIMONE DEL 1457-1508 P.63017 C94E CROPSEY, JASPER FRANCIS 1823-1900 P630H C94A CROPSEY, JASPER FRANCIS 1823-1900 P397F C951 CROSS, HENRI EDMOND 1856-1910 8364X 0957 CRUSIUS, GoTTLIEB LERERECHT 1730-1804 P630F 0957 CRUZ, EMILI0 P864F C957 CRUZ - DIET,, CARLOS B. 1923 P470F C95A CSONTVARY, THEODORE N3718 C962 CURITT, THOMAS 1788-1855 P5858 C965 CUEVAS, JOSE LUIS B. 1933 P863F C972 CUNEO PERINETTI, JOSE B. 1889 P630F C973 CUNNINGHAM, PEN 86308 C976 CURRIER ARP IVES P630F C976 CURRY, JOHN STEWART 1897-1946 P630M C976 CURRY, JOHN STEWART 1A97-1446 P630F C9A8 CUTHBERT, VIRGINIA B. 1908 84028 C992 CUVILLIES, FRANCOIS DE 1698-1767 8468F C993 CITYP, ALBERT 1620-1691 8468H C993 CUYP,'ALBERT 1620-1691 P4688 C993. CUYPERS, PETRUS J. R. 1827 P847F D118 DACOSTA, MILTON B. 1915 K474F D121 DADDI, BERNARDO C. 1280-1348 8397P D128 DAGHERRE4 L.J.M. 8490F D131 DAHL, JOHAN 1788-1857 8534F D131 DAHL, MICHAEL 1656-1743 P534F D131 DAHLSKOG, EWALD B. 1894 P630B D133 DAILEY, GARCHER P517D D141 DALI Y DCMENFCH, SALVADOR B. 1904 P517F 0143 DALI Y DOMENECH, SALVADOR R. 1904 P5178 D143 PALI Y DOMENECH, SALVADOR R. 1904 P630D D147 DALLIN, CYRUS E. 1861-1934 P40213 D147 DALLMAN, JOHN 1851-1934

170 XU2 --DEFREGGER

L517F D148 DALMAN, LUIS 1428-1460 P397D D148 DALOU, JULES 1838-1902 P371D D152 DALWOOD, HUBERT B. 1924 8402D D155 DAMASCH, A. P534F D162 DAMM, BERTIL 1887-1942 83718 D173 DANCE, GEORGE T. 1700-1768 8371d D174 DANCE, GEORGE TI 1741-1825 8371F D178 DANDRIDGE, BARTHOLOMEW ACT. 1711-1750 L474F Di84 DANIELE DA VOLTERRA, RICIARELLI 1509-1566 8402D D188 DANNECKER, JOHANN H. VON 1758-1841 P462D D212 DAPHNIS, NASSOS B. 1914 P534F D216 DARDEL-, VILS 1888-1943 L394F D217 DARET, JACQUES C. 1404-1468 N6308 D221 DARLEY, FEIIX O.C. 1822-1888 L402F D222 DARMSTADT PASSION, MASTER OF THE N397H D224 DARONDEAU, STANISLAUS HENRI BENOIT 1807-1841 8397F D236 DATIBIGNY, CHARLES FRANCOIS 1817-1878 P630F D238 DAUGHERTY, PAUL B. 1877 L402D D238 DAUHER, ADOLF 1460/5-1523/4 N397F D241 DAUMIER, HONORE 1808-1879 8397D D241 DATIMIER, HONORE 1808-1879 N3978 P241 DAUMIER, HONORE 1808-1879 84028 D244 DATITHE, JOHANN FRIED 1749-1816 P630F D248 DAVEY, RAtinALL R. 1887 8397D D248 DAVID DANGERS, PIERRE JEAN 1788-1856 8397X D248 DAVID DANGERS, PIERRE JEAN 1788-1856 L394F D249 DAVID, GERARD 1450/60-1523 N397F D244 DAVID, JACQUES LOUIS 1748-1825 630D D252 DAVIDSON, JO 1883-1952 P374F D254 DAVIE, ALAN R. 1920 P630F D255 DAVIES, ARTHUR B. 1862-1928 P6308 1)255 DAVIES, ARTHUR B. 1862-1928 83978 D259 DAVIO'1D, GABRIEL 1821-1881 86308 D261 DAVIS, ALEXANDER JACKSON 1803-1892 N630F D261 DAVIS, ALEXANDER JACKSON 1803-1892 P610D D261 DAVIS, EMMA LU R. 1891 P630F D260 DAVIS, GENE P. 1920 P630F D261 DAVIS, GLADYS ROCKMORE A. 1901 P630F D262 DAVIS, JAMES 8630F D262 DAVIS, JOSEPH ACT. 1832-1837 P630D D263 DAVIS, RICHARD B. 1904 P630F n265 DAVIS, RON P630F D264 DAVIS, STUART R. 1894 P630H D264 DAVIS, STUART R. 1894 P6308 D264 DAVIS, STUART R. 1894 8371M D269 DAVE, .PHILIP 1750-1785 P630M D274, DAY, WORDEN B. 1916 P630D D274 DAY, VORDEN R. 1916 8371F D275 DATES, EDWARD 1763-1804 83718 D2,83 DEANE, JOHN 1759-1798 N3718 D284 DEANE, THOMAS 1818-1899 N630F D285 DFAS, CHARLES 1818-1867 P397F D286 DEBAT-RONSON, EDOUARD I. 1847-1913 N397F D288 DEBRET, JEAN BAPTISTE 1768-1848 N3978 D289 DEBUCOURT, PHILIBERT LOUIS 1755-1832 N397F D291 DECAMPS, ALEXANDRE G. 1803-1860 8397D D313 DEFERWEIX, JEAN BAPTISTE 1729-1783 P630n D315 DEFOREST, ROY B. 1930 P402F D316 DEFREGGER, FRAN% VON 1835-1921

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11397D D317 DEGAS, EDGAR HILAIRE 1834-1917 P397F D317 DEGAS, EDGAR HILAIRE 1834-1917 P3974 D317 DEGAS, 'EDGAR HILAIRE 1834-1917 P397F D317 DEGAS, EDGAR HILAIRE 1834-1917 4397B D318 DEGLANE, HENRt B. 1855 P630F D322 DEHN, ADOLPH B. 1895 P6304 D322 DEHN, ADOLPH B. 1895 P630D D323 DEHNER, DOROTHY B. 1413 P845F D324 DEIRA, ERNESTO B. 1928 P501F D324 DEJNEKA, ALEXANDER A. B. 1899 4197F D332 DELACROIX, EUGENE 1798-1863 P397D D333 DELAHAYE, JACOUES CHARLES B. 1928 P630D D338 DFLAP, TONY B. 1927 4397D D318 DELAPLANCHE, EUGENE 1836-1891 4397F D3IQ DELAROCHE, HIPPOLYTE 1797-4856 P397F D342 DELALINAY, RORERT 1882-1941 4468F D351 DELFT, SCHOOL P3664 D352 DELHEZ, VICTOR R. 1901 4845F D357 DELLA VALLE, ANGEL B. 1852 P366F D.367 DELVAUX, PAUL B. 1897 4397F D369 DEMACHY, PIERRE ANTOINE 1723-1807 P845D D371 DEMARCO, HUGO P630B D372 DEMARS, VERNON R. 1908 43944 D372 DEMARTEAU, GILLES ANTOINE 1722/9-1776 P630F D372 DE MARTINI, JOSEPH B. 1898 N8454 D3R3 DEMOCRITO II ACT. 1891 P630F D389 DEMUTH, CHARLES 1883 -1935 P397F D395 DENIS, MAURICE 1870-1945 4197R D413 DEVON P397D D427 DERAIN, ANDRE 1880-1954 P397F D427 DERAIN, ANDRE 1880-1954 P397H 0427 DEPAIN, ANDRE 1880-1954 43978 D428 DERAND, FRANCOIS 1588-1644 4397D D427 DERRAIS, JEROME ACT. 1668-115 P194F D431 DERELI, CEVAT B. 1902 P534F DU33 DERKERT, SIRI B. 1888 4197E D419 DERVET, mAnnp 1588-1660 4397D D447 CESEINE, LOUIS PIERRE 1749-1822 P630F D456 DESHAIES, ARTHUR R. 1920 L474D D457 DFSIDERIO nA SETTIGNANO 1428-1464 4474F D457 DESIDERIC, MONSU ACT. 1621-1623 N397F D467 DESORIA, JEAN BAPTISTE F. 1758 - 18 32 P397D D468 DESPIAU, CHARLES 1875-1946 L397D D469 DESPLAWCHES, ETTENNE ACT. 1554-1602 4397F D472 DESPORTES, ALEXANDRE-FRANCOIS 1661-1743 4397F D473 DESPREZ, JEAN LOUIS 1743-18041 L397B D478. DESVIGNES, PIERRE S. C. 1511 P397F D479 DETAILLE, JEAN 1848-1912 N3974 D482 DETOURNELLE, ATHANASIMS 1766-1807 4171F D491 DEVERELL, WAITER HOWELL 1828-1854 N397F D491 DEVERIA, EUGENE 1805-1865 P630D D492 DFV/CH, KAREN P197F D515 DEWASNE, JEAN B. 1921 P630F 0521 DEWING, THOMAS W. 1851-1938 4397F D511 D'HASTREL, ADOLPHE 1805-1870 4347F D542 DIAZ DE LA PENA 1807-1A76 44028 D549 D/CKFR, PAUL 1677-1713 POUF D553 DICKINSON, EDWIN R. 1891 P610F Dc54 DICKINSON, DRESTON 1891-1930

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P630F D559 DIEPENKORN, RICHARD B. 1922 P470D D559 DIEDRICH, WILHELM H. B. 1884 P517F D559 DIEGO, JULIO DE B. 1900 M402R D562 DIENTZENHOFER, CHRISTOPH 1655-1722 M4028 D563 DYENTZENHOFER, GEoRG VON D. 1689 M402R D564 DIENTZENHOFER, JOHANN D. 1726 M4028 D565 DIENTZENHOFER, KILIAN IGNAZ 1689-1751 M402D D566 DIETZ, FERDINAND 1708-1777 P630F D578 DILLER, BoRGOYNE P. 1906 P630D D583 DINE, JAMES P630F D583 DINE, JAMES N397P D611 DISDERT, A. p630H D612 DISNEY, WALT 1901-1966 P630K D615 !Miro, STEVE P402F D619 DIX, OTTO B. 1891 P402H D619 DIX, OTTO P. 1891 P402M D619 DIX, OTTO B. 1891 P630D D626 DLUGOS7, L. P371D D635 DOBSON, FRANK B. 1889 M371F D635 DOBSON, WILLIAM 1610-1646 P630F.D639 DODD, LAMAR 8. 1909 P366D D643 DODEIGNE, EUGENE B. 1923 P468F D653 DOESBPRGH, THEO VAN (KUPPER, CHRISTIAN) 1883 -1931 m53413 D653 DOETEBER, FRANZ JULIns 1604-1650 11474F D662 DOLCI, CARLO 1616-1686 M474F D668 DOMENTCHINO, ZAMPTERI 1581-1641 L474F D668 DOMENICo'DT BART0t0 1400-1444/6 P371F D676 DONALDSON, A. L474D D677 DONATELLO (DCNATO DI NICCOLO DI BETTI BARDI) 1386-1466 P630M D681 DONEY, THOMAS ACTS P468F D682 DONGEN, K?Es VAN P. 1877 M402D U686 DCNNER, GABRIEL RAPHAEL P630D D687 DONOGHnE,.JOHN 1853-1903 N630M D641 DOOLITTLE, AmOS 1754-1832 M468H n691 DOOMER, LAMBERT P474F D694 DORAZIo, PIERO B. 1927 N397D D695 DORE, GUSTAVE 1832-1883 N3971( n695 DORE, GnSTAVE 1832-1883 P630D D695 DORFMAN, HYMAN N402M n713 DoRNHEIB, JOHANN KARL R. 1760 L474F D724 DOSSTO, GIOvANNT ANTONIO D. U542 L474F D725 DOSSI, DOSSO C. 1479-1542 M468F D726 DOU, GERARD 1613-1675 P501M D728 DOUDTCHITZKY, DINORA 8. 1914 N630F D732 DOUGHTY, THOMAS 1793-1856 M371M D712 DOUGHTY, WILLIAM P630F D733. DOUGLAS, AARON P845- D738 DOnmic, N. ACT. 1844 M468F n742 DOW/EN, JAN FRANS 1656-1727 P630F D743 DOVE, ARTOTIR 18R0-1946 P6308 D744 DOW,. ALDEN P. B. 1904 P630F D747 DOwL/NG P854F D748 DOWNEY, JUAN R. 1440 N6308 D751 DCWNTNG, A.J. 1815-1852 P630F D751 DOWNING, THOMAS

N397F D753 DOYEN, G. . 1726-1806 P630D n754 DCYLE, TOM 8. 1928 pa44F D767 DRAWBRIDGE, JOHN 14, 1930 N402F D7S5 DROLLING, LOUISE ADEONE 1797-1831

173 DROLLING

8402F D7R6 DROLLING, M. 1752-1817 8468F n787 DROST D. 1678 8397F D788 DROUAIS, FRANCOIS-HUBFRT 1727-1775 M397F D789 DROUAIS, MITT 1699-1767 8397F D791 DROUAIS, JEAN GERMAIN 1763-1788 P630F D795 DRUMLEVITn, S. P989F D811 DRYSDALE, GEORGE RUSSELL B. 1912 N397B D813 DUPAN, JACQUES-FELIX 1797-1870 P371D D814 DUPLE, LH P. 1896 N397F D814 DUROTS-DRAHONNET, ALEX. JEAN 1791-1834 8394F D817 MOTS, AMBROISE 1543-1614 P397D D815 DUBOIS, ERNEST HENRI C. 1863 P630F D815 DU BOIS, GUY PENE 1844-1958 P397D D816 DUBOIS, PAUL 1829-1905 P397D D821 DURUFFET, JEAN P. 1901 N397B D822 DUC, JOSEPH LOUIS 1802-1879 K474F D824 DUCCIO DI BUONINSEGNA C. 1255-1319 P397F D826 DUCHAMP, MARCEL B. 1887 P397D D826 DUCHAMP, MARCEL 1887-1968 P397D D827 DUCHAMP-VILLON, RAYMOND 1876-1918 8397T D842 DUCREUX, JOSEPH 1735-1802 8536F D854 DUFAUX, FREDERIC 1830-1871 P397F D865 DUFY, RAOUL B. 1880 8474F D866 DUGHET, GASPARD 1615-1675 P3978 D882 DULIN, J.D. D. 1919 P3978 D882 DULIN, J.D. D. 1919 ME3OF D889 'DUMMER, JEREMIAH 1645-1718 P630F D892 DUMOND, FRANK VINCENT. 1865-1934 8397F D892 MONSTIER, DANIEL 1574-1646 P630F D912 DUNCANSON, ROBERT N630F D921 DUNLAP, WILLIAM 1766-1839 P397F D925 DUNOYER DE SEGONZAC, ANDRE B. 1884 8397F D931 DUPARC, M. N397D D931 DUPATY, CHARLES 1771-1825 8397F D936 DUPLESSIS, JOSEPH S. 1725-1802 8397D D942 DUPRE, GUILLAUME D. 1643 N397F D043 DUPRE, JULES 1811-1889 M397F D944 DUPUIS, PIERRE 8394D D946 DUOUESNOY, FRANS 1594-1644 N630F D948 DURAND, ASHER BROWN 1796-1886 86308 D948 Dt1FAND, ASHER 1796-1886 N630M 3948 DURAND, ASHER BROWN 1796-1886 N397B D948 DURAND, HIPPOLYTE 1809-1881 L402F D955 DURFR,.ALBRECRT 1471-1528 L4028 D955 !HIRER, ALBRECHT 1471-1528 N397D D956 DURET, FRANC/S011E J. 1304-1865 N536F D961. DURHEIM , JOHAN LUDWIG RUDOLF 1811-1895 P6308 D962 DURIEUX, CAROLINE B. 1896 8630F D965 DURRIE, GEORGE H. 1820-1863 N6308 D965 DURRIE, GEORGE H. 1820-1863 8397F D967 DURVET, CLAUDE 1588-1660 8468F D971 DUSART, CORNELIS 1660-1704 P807F D975 DUTARY, ALBERTO B. 1932 P3978 D975 DUTERT, FERDINAND 1845-1906 P630D D985 DUVENECK, FRANK 1848-1919 P630F D985 DUVENECK, FRANK 1848-1919 P630M D985 DUVENECK, FRANK 1848-1919 L3948 D986 COVET, JEAN 1485-1561 N397F D988 DUVIVTFR, AIMEE ACT. 1786-1824

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N397F D9S7 DUVIVIER, BENJAMIN 1730-1819 P63014 D992 DWIGHT, MABEL 1876-1955 N374F D994 DYCE, WILLIAM 1806-1864 M394F D994 DYCK, ANTHONY VAN 1599-1641 M394M D994 DYCK, ANTHONY VAN 1599-1641 P630D D996 DYER, CARLUS B. 1917 M3947 D995 DYKE, P. VAN P402F D999 DZUBAS, FRIEDEWALD (FRIEDAL) B. 1915 L40217 E109 E.S., MASTER OF ACT. 1450-1470 N630B E112 FADS, JAMES BUCHANAN P630D 7112 EAKINS, THOMAS 180%-1916 P630F E112 EAKINS, THOMAS 1844-1916 p636M E112 EAKINS, THOMAS 1844-1916 P630R E122 EAMES, CHARLES 1820-1887 N630F E122 EARL, RALPH 1751-1801 N371F E122 EARLE, AUGUSTUS 1798-1838 N371M E122 EARLOM, RICHARD 1743-1822 p371F E132 EASTLAKE, CHARLES N630F E132 EASTMAN, SETH 1808-1875 N490F E192 ECKERSBERG, JOHAN F. 1822-1870 P4028 E192 EcKmANN, OTTO P402K E192 ECKMANN, OTTO P3Q2F E212 EDELFELT, ALBERT 1854-1905 N6308 E242 EDMONDS, FRANCIS 1806-1863 P630M E242 EDMONDSON, LEONARD B. 1916 P630D E242 EDMONSON, WILLIAM 1868-1951' P630F E262 EDWARDS, MELVIN M630B E262 EDWARDS, WILLIAM M40211 E272 EFFNER, JOSEPH 1687-1745 L517B E282 EGAS, ENRIQUE AND SILOE, DIEGO DE N490F E292 EGEDIUS, HALFDAN 1877-1899 M402D E292 EGFLL, PAUL 1691-1759 N371F E292 EGERTON, DANIEL THOMAS D. 1842 N171M F292 EGERTON, DANIEL THOMAS D. 1842 N371F E293 EGG, AUGUSTUS 1816-1863 N371F E312 EGLEY, WILLIAM 1798-1876 P366D E332 EHLERS, KARL B. 1904 M534F 8112 EHRENSTRAHL (DAVID KLONCKER) 1629-1698 P402F E312 EHRLER, FRITZ P364D E332 EHRLICH, GOERGE P. 1897 P402M E341 EICHENBERG, FRITZ P. 1901 P862F E342 EIELSON, JORGE B. 1924 P397B E142 EIFFEL, ALEXANDRE G. GUSTAV 1832-1923 P630F E342 E/LSHEMIT1S, LOUIS MICHEL 1864-1941 M397K E362 EISEN, CHARLES 1720-1778 P490E E362 EKELAND, ARNE P. 1908 P534E E362 EKSTROM, PER 1844-1935 M5347 !372 ELBFAS, JACOB HESSRIK D. 1664 P630F E452 ELLER, JIM N6301, E462 ELLIOTT, CHARLES L. 1812-186S P630F E462 ELLIOTT, PHILLIP CLARKSON R. 1903 P371F E472 ELLIS, ROBERT B. 1929 P6108 E472 ELLWOOD, 'CRAIG 89 1922 N371B E4S2 ELMES, H.L. 1815-1(147 M402D E492 ELSHEIMER, ADAM 1578-1610 M4028 E492 ELSHEIMER, ADAM 1578-1610 P6301, E512 EMERY, LIN B. 1926 P53417 E542 EMOND, MARTIN R. 1R95 M474E E552 EMPOLI, JACOPO CEMENT/ DA 1554-1640

175 ENDELL

P4028 E562 ENDELL, AUGUST 18711925 P402D E562 ENDELL, AUGUST 111711925 N364F E562 ENOER, THOMAS 1793 -1875 L468F E572 ENGELBRECHTSZ, CORNELIUS 14681533 8490D E572 ENGEN, NILS N364E £512 ENGERT, ERASMUS 17961871 P630D E582 ENGMAN, ROBERT N. P630F E592 ENNIS, GEORGE PEARSE 8. 1885 K4028 £592 ENSINGEN, 11, VON P366F F5O2 ENSOR, JAMES 11360..1949 P630D 11642 EPSTEIN, JACOB 1880 -1959 L402D E672 ERHART, GREGOR 1960/7..1540 P490F E6R2 ERICRSEN, TOORNWALD 1869 -1939 P534F E6R2 ERIXSON, SVEN B. 1889 P402F E692 !MR, ERICH 18701946 P536F £711 ERNI, MAX P630F £712 ERNST, JIMMY B. 1920 P402D £712 ERNST, SAX B. 1891 P402F £712 ERNST, MAX B. 1891 L474F E722 ERR!, AGNOLO DEGLI N5858 E742 ESCALANTE, CONSTANTINO 1836 -1868 P517? E742 ESCOSURA P468M E742 ESCHER, MAURITS CORNELIS B. 1898 P6308 E752 ESHERICK, J. P630D E752 ESHERICK, WHARTON B. 1887 N534? £762 ESKILSSON, PETER 1820 -1872 N39711 E772 ESPERANDIEU, HENRI 1829..1874 N855F E772 ESPINOSA, JOSE MARIA 17961883 P.397? £792 ?STEVE, MAURICE B. 1904 N5R5F ER22 ESTRADA, JOSE MARIA ACT. 1830 -1860 8402D E832 ETGENS, JOHANN GEORG 16931757 N397D ER32 ETEX, ANTOINE 1808 -1888 P630F £842 ETNIER, STEPHAN B. 1903 P630D ER52 ETROG, SOREL N371? E852 ETTY, SIR WILLIAM 1806..1869 P534F ER72 EUGEN, PRINCE 11165...1947 J462R ER92 EUPHRONIOS PTR. ACT. 5TH CT. B.C. P371P E922 EVANS, FREDERICK P374F £922 EVANS, MERLYN OLIVER P. 1910 N371F £922 EVANS, RICHARD 1784.0871 8468F £932 EVERDINGER, CESAR BOETIUS 1617 1678 P630F £932 EVERGOOD, PHILLIP B. 1901 P371F E932 EVES, REGINALD GRENVILLE 8. 1976 L394F £952 EWOOTS7, HANS 1540/3'1574 L394F E972 EYCK, HUBERT VAN 1366.0426 L394F £973 EYCK, JAN VAN Co 13991441 1.394F E974 EYCK, HOBERT AND JAN VAN L394F E075 EYCK, VAN, SCHOOL OF P474D F113 FABBRI, AGENORE 8. 1911 M468? F128 FAEMITIUS, KAREL 1620/4 1654 P945? £144 FADER, FERNANDO 1882..1935 P490? F153 FAGERLIN, FERDINAND 1825..1907 P474D F154 FAGG', ALFEO 8. 1885 P630? F157 FAHLSTROM L3978 F162 FAIN, PIERRE 8397F F185 FALCONET, PIERRE ETIENNE 1741..1791 N517F F187 FALERO, LUIS RICCARDO 1851 -1506 P397D F180 FALGOIERE, JEAN A.J. 1831 -1900 P610D F192 FALKENSTEIN, CLAIRE Be 1908

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N3978 F198 FAMIN, AUGUsTE PIERRE 1778-1859 P492F F211 FANGOR, WoJCIFCH B. 1922 P197F F216 FANTIN-LATCuR, HENRI 1836-1904 L474M F218 FANTOZZI, ANTONIO ACT. 1510 P630F F267 FAOSETT, (WILLIAM) DEAN B. 1913 P39711 F269 FAUTFIER, JEAN B. 1897 847413 R271 FAUZZINI, FIITPPO D. 1771 P474D F274 FAVIAN, FEDERICO 1835-1914 8397F F276 FAVRAY, ANTOINE DE 1706-1791 P854F F287 FAZ, CARLOS 1931-1953 P474D F287 FAZZINI, PErICLE B. 1913 N490F F288 FEARNLEY, THOMAS 1802-1842 L474D F293 FEDERIGHI, A. 1420-1490 P630F F295 FEELEY, PAUL (TERRENCE) B. 1913 8402D F298 FFICHTMAYR, JoHANN MICHAEL 1709-1772 8402D F297 FEICHTMAVP, JOSEPH ANTON 1696-1770 P630F F299 FEININGER, LYONEL 1R71 -1956 P6308 F299 FEININGER, LYONEL 1871-1956 P6308 F299 FEININGER, LYONEL 1871-1956 P630F F311 FEITRLSON, LORSER 8630P F311 FFKF, ROBERT 1705-1750 L4748 F328 FELTRINI, ANDRE DI GIOVANNT 1477-1548 P630F F332 FENELLE, STANFORD B. 1909 N371P F342 FENTON, ROGER P630D F346 FERBER, HERBERT B. 1906 P517F F363 FERNANDEZ MrRO, JOSE ANTONIO R. 1920 L4748 F374 FFRRARA, SCHOOL OF L474F F375 FERRARI, DEFENDENTE C. 1490-1535 p630F F383 FERREN, JOHN B. 1905 u3648 F399 FERSTEL, HEINRICH 1828-1883 8474P F419 FETI, DoMENICO 1589-1624 P630F r421 FETT, WILLIAM B. 1918 N402P F423 FEUEPBACH, ANSELM 1829-1880 P630D F428 FEVES, BETTY W. N530F F453 FIELD, IRASTUS SALISBURY 437117 F459 FIELDING, A.V. COPLEY 1787-1855 P402F F464 FIENE, ERNST 1894-1965 N862F F465 FIERRO, PANCHO 1803-1879 N863F F471 FIGARI, PEDRO 1861-193R P585F F475 FIGUEROA, JOSE LUIS ACT. 1910-1940 M5178 F475 FIGUEROSA, LEONARDO DE B. 1700 L4748 F478 FILAFETE, ANTONIO 1396-1465 P371F F479 SIR LUKE 1844-1927 N6308 F487 FILLMoRE, LAVIns 1767-1812 P63014 F495 FINE, PERLE P. 1q15 0845F F498 FINI, LEONORA B. 1908 L474F F518 FIORE, JACOBELLO DEL 1385-1439 L474F F519 FIORENZO DI LORENZ° 1440/5-1522/5 P474D F519 FIORT, ERW:FSTO DE 1884-1946 L4741. F522 FIRENZE, ANDREA DA 1343-1377 K474D F523 FIRENZE, G.AND P. DA 14TH CT 8402F F529 FISCHER, JoBANN MICHAEL 1692-1766 L364F F529 FISCHEF, THOMAS 1594-1660 8402B F530 FISCHER VON ERLACH, JOHANN B. 1656-1723 P630H F532 FISHBUPNP, S. N630P F533 FISHFR, ALVAN 1792-1863 N397F F542 FISOUFT, THEODORE. 1813-1890 N397H F542 FISOUET, THEODORE 1813-1890 N3978 F542 FISOUET, THEODORE 1813-1890

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P490F F567 FJELL, FAT R. 1907 N397B F571 FLACHOT, JEAN BAPTISTE 1828-1896 P6309 F574 FLAGG, ERNEST 1857-1947 4397D F578 FLAMEN, AN5ELME I 1647-1717 M394F F584 FLANDERS, SCHOOL OF N197F F585 FLANDRTN, JEAN HIPPOLYTE 1809-1864 P630D F585 FLANNAGAN, JOHN BERNARD 1898-1942 P630D F589 FLAVIN, DAN N371D F592 FLAXMAN, JOHN 1755-1826 N371F F592 FLAXMAN, JOHN 1755-1826 N371H F592 FLAXMAN, JOHN 1755-1826 P630F F596 FLEMTNG, DEAN L534D F597 FLEMING, HANS D. 1628 P630F F612 FLETCHER, CALVIN R. 1882 8468F F622 FLTNCK, GOVERT 1615 1660 p374F F625 FLINT, V. RUSSELL B. 1880 N490F F624 FLINTOE, JOHANNES 1786-1870 M3718 F627 FLITCROFT, HENRY 1697-1769 L402D F628 FLOETNER, PETER 14R5-1546 L474F F633 FLORENCE, SCHOOL OF K364D T635 FLORIAN KNIGHTS, MASTER OF 14TH CT 1.3948 F639 FLORIS DE VRTENDT, CORNELIS IT 1514-1575 L194D F639 FLORTS DE VRTENDT, CORNELIS TT 1514-1575 L394F F641 FLORIS DE VRIENDT, FRANS I 1516-1570 L397K F644 FLOWERS, MASTER OF THE M402D F655 FOGER, STEM K474F F655 FOGG PIETA, MASTER OF ACT. 14TH CT N402F F657 FOHR, KARL PRILIPP 1795-1818 P6300 F667 FCLLETT, JEAN R. 1917 P630F F667 FOLLETT, JEAN B. 1917 P630F F668 FOLLRATH, DARWIN B. 1909 L397F F679 FONTAINEBLEAU, SCHOOL OF M4749 1679 FONTANA, CARLO 1634-1714 8474D F679 FONTANA, CARLO 1634-1714 84748 F681 FONTANA, DOMENICO 1543-1607 P474D F679 FONTANA, LUCTO B. 1899 P474F F679 FONTANA, LUCTO B. 1899 84748 F682 FONTEBASSO, FRANCESCO SALVATOR 1709-1769 L474F F691 FOPPA, VINCENZO 1425/30-1515/16 P397F F692 FORAIN, JEAN 1852 - 19 11 P3978 F692 FORAIN, JEAN 1852-1931 P630D F692 FORAKIS, PETER B. 1927 L517D F725 FORMENT, DAMIAN 14R0-1541 P845F F727 FORMER, RACMEL B. 1902 P6308 F732 FORSBERG, JAMES B. 1019 N397F F736 FORT, JEAN ANTOINE STMEON 1793-1861 P845F F717 FORTE, VICENTE P. 1912 P366F F744 FORTESS, KARL EUGENE B. 1907 N517F F745 rORTUNY Y. CARLO, M. 1818-1R74 N8458 F751 FOSSA, JUAN ACT. 1830 P630F F752 FOSSUM, SIDNEY GLEN B. 1909 8630F r755 FCSTER, JOHN 1648-1681 M6308 F755 FOSTER, JOHN 164P-16R1 P630D F756 FCSTER, ROBERT P534F F/65 FOTIGSTEDT, ARVTD B. 1988 P250F F766 FOMITTA, TSIIGOVHARA B. 1886 L197F F7/2 FOWET, JEAN 1 420- 1477/81 L3971F772 FOMOVET, JEAN 1420-14/7/81 P630F F778 FOURNIER, ALEXIS R. 1965

178 -- FURNESS

$371B F185 FCwLEF, SIP JnHN F. 1817-1898 8371F F744 FOR, SIP WILLIAM 1812-1893 8397D F796 FOYATIER, DENIS 1793-1863 8197F F811 FRAGONARD, JEAN HONORE 1732-1806 L4028 FR12 FRAISINGFR, C. L397? F815 FRANCE, SCHOOL OF 8397F F815 FRANCE, SCHOOL OF L474F r819 FRANCESCA, PIERO DELLA C. 1410-1492 L474F F814 FRANCESCO DI GIORGIO, MARTINI 1439-1502 8397D F816 FRANCHEVILLE, PIERRE 1553-1615 P474D F816 FRANCHINA, NINO B. 1912 L474F F817 FRANCIA, FRANCESCO 1450-1517 L474F F818 FRANCIBIAGIO, MARCANTONIO 1482-1524 8610F F818 FRANCIS, J.F. 1808-1886 L496F F817 FRANCISCO PE I!OLLANDE 1517/18-1584 P402F F822 FRANCK, FREDERICK R. 1888 P630F F829 FRANKENTHALER, HELEN B. 1928 L394F F829 FRANKFURT, MASTER OF ACT. 1493-1520 P6104 F841 FRASCONI, ANTONIO B.1919 P630D F841 FRASER, JAMES 1876-1953 N630D F848 FRAZEE, JOHN 1790-1852 P610D F848 FRAZIER, CHARLES B. 1930 P397D F869 FREMIET, EMANUEL 1824-1911 8197D F872 FREMIN, RENE 1672-1744 4397F F871 FREMINET, MARTIN DE 1567-1619 P6300 F873 FRENCH, DANIEL CHESTER 1856-1931 P630F F874 FRENCH, JARED R. 1905 P397F FR R6 FPESNAYE, ROGER DE LA 1885-1925 P402F F889 FREUD, LUCIEN B. 1922 P402D F889 FREUNDLICH, OTTO B. 1878 N402F F911 FRIEDFICH, CASPAR 1774-1840 8402F F912 FRIES, ERNST 1801-1833 P397F F °12 FRIESZ, OTHAn (ACHILLE AMILE) 1879-1949 M4748 P.12 FRIGIMELICA, FTROLAMO 1653-1732 P630D F913 FRIMKFSS, MICHAEL P63OR F913 FRImEESS, MICHAEL $3976 F919 FRITEL, PIERRE B. 1853 P371F P919 FRITH, WILLIAM POWELL 1819-1909 L468F 7911 ITOMENT, NICOLAS 1450-1490 8397F F931 FMMENTIN, EUGENE 1820-1876 P397D F931 FROMENT-MEURICE, JACOUE 1864-1948 P371F F939 FROST, TERRY B. 1915 N3718 P939 FROST, WILLIAM EDWARD 1810-1877 L36410 7944 FFUEAUF, RUELAND THE ELDER 1440/50-1507 P630M F944 FIME8, ALFRED P. 1898 P402F F944 FRMITRUNE, GrIENTER P. 1920 P371F F946. FRY, ANTHONY B. 1927 P630F F951 FUCHS, ERNST $4748 F957 FUGA, FF8DINANDO 1699-1781 8364F F959 !MICH, JOSFPH 1800-1876 P6308 F965 FULLER, BuCEMINSTER 8630F F965 FULLER, GEORGE 1822-1884 M371F P966 PULLER, ISAAC 1606-1672 P630D F968 FULLER, SUE C. B. 1914 P630M F968 FULLER, SUE C. B. 1914 L474F P981 FUNGAI, REFNARDINO 1460-1516 L4028 F981 FUNHOF, HEINRICH D. 1484/5 8474F F984 FURINI, FRANCFSCO C. 1600-1646 P6308 F988 FURNESS, FRAME 1839-1912

179 1Pf FURNESS --

N630F F988 FURNESS, JOHN MASON 1761-1804 N536F F991 FUSELI, JOHN HENRY 1741-0825 N5368 F993 FUSELI, JOHN HENRY 1741 1825 N536K F991 FUSELI, JOHN HENRY 1741-0825 8194F F999 FYI, JAN 1609-0661 P501D G116 GABO, NAUM B. 1890 M1978 G118 GABRIEL, J.A. 16921782 83978 6119 GABRIEL, JACQUES JTTLES 1667 1742 k474F G122 GADDI, AGNOLO 13331396 K474F G123 GADDI, TADDEC 1300-1166 P6308 6112 GAG, WANDA 1893 -1946 8371F G143 GAINSPOROTIGH, THOMAS 1727...1788 84748 G158 GALILEI, ALESSANDRO 1691-0716 P397F G163 GALLAND-LEPINAY, PAUL 1848-0903 L517F G166 GALLEGOS, FERNANDO 1440-0507 M474F G168 GALLIAPI, FABRIZIO 1709.-1790 N630B G168 GALLIEP, JAMES, SR. 1789-0868 N474F G169 GALLING, CAYFTANO 1804-1884 P610D G172 GALLO, FRANK B. 1933 8397F G172 GALLOCPE, LOUIS 1670-1761 P863F G186 GAMARRA, JOSE B. 1934 N3718 6196 GANDY, JOSEPH 1771 -1845 P4028 6199 GANSO, EMIT. C. 1895-1941 P6308 G199 GANSTER, W.A. P855F 6212 GARAY, EPIFANIO 1849-0903 P630F G213 GARNER, DANIEL L517F G216 GARCIA, PEDRO N854F G21A GARCIA DEL MCLINO, FERNANDO 1813-0899 L4028 G218 GARDEN OF LOVE, MASTER OF 8474D G229 GARELLI, FRANCO B. 1909 P517D G211 GARGALLO, PABLO 1881 1934 N1978 G236 GARNIFT, JEAN LOUIS CHARLES 1825-1898 L474F G237 GAROFALO BENVENUTO DA TISIO) 1481-0559 P371F G242 GARRITY, T.P. P. 1931 8474F 6249 GASPARI, PIETRO 1720-1785 P4748 G249 GASPARINI, GRA7IANO B. 1924 P474F G249 GASPARINI, GRAZIANO B. 1924 E197D 6267 GAUDIER-BRZESKA, HENRI 1891-0915 P197F G267 GAUDIER-BRZESKA, HENRI 1891 -1915 P1978 6267 GAUDTERBRZESKA, HENRI 1891-1915 P5178 G267 GADDI, ANTONI 1852-0926 P517T 1267 GAUD!, ANTON! 1852-1926 P397D 6268 GAUGUIN, PAUL 1848-0903 P197F G268 GAUGUIN, PAUL 1848-0903 P3978 G268 GAUGUIN, PAUL 1848-0903 P397P 6268 GAUGUIN, PAUL 1848-0901 P397R 62.68 GAUGUIN, PAUL 1848-1903 P402D 6269 GAUL, AUGUSTUS 1868-0921 M474F 6269 GAULLI, GIOVANNI BATTISTA (RACICCTO) 16390709 N6308 6287 GAYNOR, J.P. P374F 6292 GEAR, WILLIAM B. 1915 L468F G298 GEERTGEN TOT STNT .TANS ACT. 14651495 P630F 1313 GEIS, WILLIAM R. B. 1940 P610D G314 GE/ST, SIDNEY B. 1914 N630K G315 GEISTWEITE, GEORGE ACT. 11401 11468F G315 GELDER, ARENT DE 1645-0727 84618 alis GELDER, ARENT DE 16451727 P540F 6326 GENERALIC, IVAN B. 1914 -P501E G331 GENIN, ROBERT B. 1880

180 -- GIOCONDO

L474F 6334 GENTILE DA FABRIANO 1160-1427 M474F G318 GENTILESCHI, ORAZIO 1562-1646 P630D G3u8 GEORGE, HERBERT N47uF G356 GERARD, FRANCOIS 1770-1837 N397F 6357 GERARD, MARGUERITE 1761-1837 L468D 6368 GERHAERT, NICOLAUS ACT. 1462/73 K4028 G368 GERHARD, MASTER OF 1397D 6369 GERICAULT, THEODORE 1791-1824 N397F 6369 GERICAULT, THEODORE 1791-1824 L474F G369 GERINI, NICCOLO DI PIETRO ACT. 1368-1415 L402F 6371 GERMANY, SCHOOL OF P397D 6177 GEROME, JEAN LEON 1824-1904 P397F G377 GEROMF, JEAN LEON 1824-1904 P397H G377 GEROME, JEAN LEON 1824-1904 P630D G377 GEROWITT, ;MY P536F 6384 GERSTNER, KARL B. 1930 P371F 6384 GERTLER, MARK B. 1892 P5R5F 388 GERZSO, GUNTHER B. 1915 M384F 6411 GHEERAERTS, MARC 1561-1635 M474B 6415 GHERARDI, ANTONIO 1644-1702 P474D GU17 GHERMANDI, QUINTO B. 1916 M397M G419 GHEYN, JACQUES DE 1565-1629 M474F 6421 GHEZZI, PIER LEONE 1674-1755 L474D 6422 GHIBERTI, LORENZO 1378-1455/6 L474F G422 GHIBERTI, LORENZO 1378-1455 P462F G423 GHIKA, NICOLAS B. 1906 L474F 6425 GHIRLANDAIO, DOMENICO 1449-1494 L474F G426 GHTRLANDAIO, plinomm BIGORDI 1483-1560/1 M474F 0427 GHISLANDI, FRA VITTORE (FRA GALGARIO) 1665-1743 M474F G428 GHISOLFI, GInvANNI 1623-1681 P536D G429 GIACOMETTT, ALBERTO 1901-1965 P536F 6429 GIACOMETTI, ALBERTO 1901-1965 L47UF G412 GIAMBONO, MICHAEL DI TADDEO ACT. 1420-1462 P630D Gu32 G/AMBRUNI, TIO M474F G414 GIAQTTINTO, CORRADO 1699-1765 M474H G414 GIAQUTNTO, CORRADO 1699-1765 M37111 6443 GIBBS, SIR JAMES 1674-1754 N371D G4S1 GIBSON, SOLOMON D. 1866 P388F 6454 GIERSING, HAROLD 1881-1927 P630F G458 GIFFORD, SANFORD ROBINSON 1823-1880 P517? 646.3 GIL, ANDRES M917M 6463 GIL, JERONIMO ANTONIO 1731-1798 N862F G463 GIL DE CASTRO, JOSE D. 1841 P63011 6464 GILBERT, CASS 1859-1934 P610D 0473 GILHOOLY, DAVID P397D 6474 GILIOLT, EMILE B. 1911 P371D G479 GILL, ERIC B. 1R82 P630B Gu75 GILL, IRVING 1870-1936 P402F 6477 GILLES, WERNER B. 1894 M397D 6479 GILLI T, FRANCOTS 1709-1701 M397F G483 GILLOT, CLAUDE 1673-1722 N40211 G485 DILLY, DAVID 1748-1808 N402B S486 GILLY, FRIEDRICH 1772-1800 P371F G4R7 GILMAN, HAROLD 1876-1919 N371F G489 GILPIN, SAWREY 1733-1807 N371H G491 GILPIN, WILLIAM 1724-1804 N3978 6442 GINAIN, PATTL RENE LEON 1825-1898 P371F 6492 GINNER, CHAPLES B. 1878 L474B GU94 Ginumo, ETA 1433-1515

181 163;, GIORDANO --

M474F G497 GIORDANO, YMCA 1632-1705 M474111 6498 GIORGETTI, ANTONIO D. 1670 L474F G494 GICRGIONE, GIORGIO 1479-1510 K474F G511 GIOTTO DT BONDONE 1266-1336 K474F 6512 GIOTTO, SCHOOL OF L474M 6516 GIOVANNI DA BRESCIA 1470-1520 K474F 6518 GIOVANNI DA MILANO 1330-1369/70 L474F G520 GIOVANNI DA RIOLO 15TH CT L474F G519 GIOVANNI DI PAOLO 1403-1482 113971) G521 GIRARDON, FRANCOIS 162R -1715 P3978 G523 GIRAULT, CHARLES tats 1851-1933 N397F G526 GIRODET-TRIOSON, A. 1767-1824 L474F G526 GIROLAMO DA TREVISO 1450-1496 N371F G529 GIPTIN, THOMAS 1775-1802 8474D G517 GIULIANI, GIOVANNI 1663-1744 L474B G537 GIULIO RCMANO 1492/9-1546 L474D G537 GIULIO RCMANO 1492/9-1546 L474F G937 GIULIO RCMANO 1492/9-1546 P630F 6541 GLACKENS, WILLIAM 1870-193R P610H 6541 GLACKENS, WILLIAM 1870-1938 P536E G547 GLARNER, FRITZ B. 1899 P630D.G548 GLASCO, JOSEPH B. 1925 P630H G548 GLASCO, JOSEPH B. 1925 P397F G557 GLEIZES, ALBERT 1881-1953 P6301) 6558 GLENNY, ANNA B. 1888 N536F G558 GLEYRE, MARC C.G. 1806-1874 L402K G562 GLOCKENDON, GEORGE THE ELDER ACT. 1484-1514 L402F CF.52 GLORIFICATION OF MARY, MASTER OF N371F G566 GLOVER, JOHN 1767-1849 N61013 G581 GODEFROY, MAXIMILIAN C. 1770-1837 PR47M 6595 GOELDI, OSVALDO 1895-1961 N397F 6595 GOENEUTTE, N. 1854-1894 P492D 6597 GOERITZ, MATTHIAS 13: 1915 L394F 6598 GOES, HUGO VAN DER 1440-1482 L394H G598 GOES, HUGC VAN DER 1440-1482 L394F 6599 GOES, SCHOOL OF P6308 6612 GOFF, BRUCE

N468F G611 GOGH, VINCENT VAN 1853-1890 . N468H 6613 GOSH, VINCENT VAN 1853-1890 N391D G616 GOIS, ETIENNE, P. A. 1731-1823 P5R5F G616 GOTTIA, FRANCESCO 1886-1960 P585H G616 GOITIA, FRANCESCO 1886-1960 P6308 G624 GCtDSTEIN, MILTON B. 1914 8468F G629 GOLTZI11S, HENDRIK 1558-1616 8468M G629 GOLTZTHS, HENDRIK 1558-1616 P845F G613 GCMEZ CORNET, RAMON 1898-1964 P854M G633. GOMEZ-0111R07, JUAN B. 1939 N397B 6637 GONDOIN, 3AC011ES 1731-1818 P501F 6641 GONTSCHAROVA, NATHALTJA B. 1881 PR63M 6643 GONZALEZ, CARLOS R. 1905 P854F G643 GONZALEZ, JAIME P. 1934 P854F G644 GONZALEZ, JUAN FRANCISCO 1853-1933 P517D G641 GONZALEZ, JULTC 1A76-1942 P804D G643 GONZALEZ GOYRI, ROBERTO R. 1924 P630F 6647 GOODE, JOE P6308 r,652 GOODHUE, BERTRAM 1869-19/4 P630F G653 GOODNOUGH, ROBERT B. 1919 P63013 G656 GOODWIN AND STONE P630F G658 GOODYEAR, JOHN B. 1930

182 -- GRECO

P505F G659 GOPAS, RUDOLF B. 1913 P501D G661 GORDIN, SIDNEY B. 1918 P854F G662 GORDON, ARTURO 1883-1944 P630F 6666 GORE, THOMAS 15197D G669 GORIN, JEAN B. 1899 P397F G669 GOPIN, JEAN B. 1899 P501F' G669 GORKY, ARSHILE 1904-1948 P5010 8669 GORKY, ARSHILE 1904-1948 P630D 6684 GOTO, JOSEPH B. 1916 P630F G686 GOTTLIEB, ADOLPH B. 1903 P6308 G686 GOTTLIEB, ADOLPH B. 1903 M4680 G688 GOUDT, HENDRIK 1578-1630 L397D G693 GOUJON, JEAN 1520-1572 L3978 6693 GOUJON, JEAN 1520-1572 M397D G698 COULON, JULES DE ACT. 1698-1736 L397M G716 GOURNONT, JEAN ACT. 1506-1526 L371F G723 GOWER, GEORGE D. 1596 M468E G724 GOYEN, JAN JOSEPHS7 VAN 1596 1656 N517F 6724 GOYA Y LUCTENTES, FRANCISCO 1746-1828 N517M G724 GOYA I LUCIENTES, FRANCISCO 1746-1828 L474F G725 GOZZOLI, BENOE7,0 1420-1497 P501F 6727 GRABAR, IGOR E. B. 1871 P40217 6735 GRAESER, CAMILLE B. 1892 P402D G735 GRAEVINITZ, G. VON B. 1934 L536F G736 GRAF, UPS 1487-1529, L536M 0736 GRAF, UPS 1487-1529 14402F G736 GRAFF, ANTON 1736-1811 N6308 6736 GRAFF, FREDERICK P630D G736 GRAFLY, CHARLES 1962-1929 P999F 6738 GRAHAM, DAVID B. 1928 L474F G748 GRANACCI, FRANCESCO 1477-1543 P630D 6748 GRANATA, ANGELO L474F G753 GRANDT, SCHOOL OF N397F G753 GRANDJEAN DE MONTIGNY, AUGUST HENRI VICTOR1776-1850 N397F G756 GRANET, FRANCOIS MARIUS 1775-1849 M474F G759 GRANIERI, GIOVANNI M. P371F G761 GRANT, DUNCAN B. 1885 P630F 6761 GRANT, ELIZABETH P630F G762 GRANT, FREDERICK M. 1886-1934 P630F G763 GRANT, GORDON N405F 6767 GRASHOF, FREDERICO-aTTO 1812-1876 N4058 6767 GRASHOF, FREPERICO OTTO 1812-1876 P536M B768 GRASSET, EUGENE SAMUEL M4028 G769 GRASSI, ANTON M4748 6769 GRASSI, ORAZIO 15b3-1654 P8478 G769 GRASSMANN, MARCELO B. 1925 P855F 6774, GRAD, ENRIQUE B. 1920 P397F G774 GRAD, RICARDO B. 1908 P630F 6776 GRAVES, MORRIS B. 1910 P6308 6776 GRAVES, MORRIS P. 1910 P630M G776 GRAVES, MORRIS B. 1910 P630D 6778 GRAY, DAVID B. 1927 P630F G778 GRAY, DONALD L397M 6779 GRAY, JACQUES PREVOST P371F G787 GREAVES, WALTER 1846-1930 P8457 G791 GRECO, ALRERTO B. 1931 M462F G791 GRECO, EL (DOMENICOS THEOTOCOPOULOS) 1541-1614 P474D G791 GRECO, EMILIO P. 1913 P4748 G791 GRECO, EMI7,70 B. 1Q13

183 GREENE --

P630F .G796 GREENE, STEPHEN

N3718 G798 ; GREEN, VALENTINE P630D G74A GREENBAUM, DOROTHEA B. 1893 P630F 6799 GREENE, RALCOMB B. 1904 P63011 G799 GREENE, CHARLES 1868-1957 P6308 6798 GREENE, HENRY 1867-1954 N630D GA15 GREENonGH, HoRATTO 1805-1852 P630F G815 GREENSTETN 11630F GA16 GREENWOOD, JCHN 1727-1792 86308 .0816 GREENWOOD, JOHN 1727-1792 1,630D 6818 OPEGORY, WAYLANDE 1905 -1939 1.17113 G831 GRESHAm, sTR THOMAS C. 1569 N397F 0836 GPFU ?E, JEAN 1725-1805 N397H G836 GREtIZE, JEAN 1725-1805 M371F G849 GRIFFIER, JAN P845F G859 GRILO, SARAH R. 1921 L394F G864 GRIMMER, JACOB 1525/6-1589/90 8397F 6865- GRImOu, A. 1678-1713 P630D G868 GRIPPE, DETER P. 1912 P517D G869 GRIS, JUAN 1887-1927 P517E 0869 GEIS, JUAN 1887-1927 P5178 G869 GRIS, JTIAN 1887-1927 P630F G875 GROLL, ALBERT LORRY 1866-1934 p39717 0875 GPOMATRE, MARCEL B. 1892 P630D 0877 GRONBOPG, ERIK P630F G874 GROOMS, RED P. /917 1.394E G876 GPOOTE ADORATION, MASTER OF P402B 0876 OPOPTUS, WALTER P. 1883 P630F 0876 GROPPER, WILLIAM B. 1897 P630M 0876 GROPPEP, WILLIAM P. 1897

N197F,G877 , GROS, BARON 1771-1835 N49011 0877 GROSCH, CHRISTIAN HENRIK 1801-1865 P364D 0978 GROSS, CHAIM P6300 WO GROSVENOR: ROBERT R. 1937 P402F G879 GROSZ, G7ORGE 1893-1959 P534F 0891 GRUNEWALD, ISAAC 1889-1946 L402F 6891 GRUNEWALD, MATTHIAS C. 1470/81-1531 M474F G914 GUARDI, FRANCESCO 1712-1791 M474H 0914 GUARDI, FRANCESCO 1712-1793 M474F 6915 GUARDI, GIOVANNI ANTONIO 1698-1760 M474B G914 GUARINT, GUARINO 1624-1683 L5178 G917 MIAS, JDAN AND ENRIQUE P862F 0918 GUAYASAMIN, OSVALDO B. 1919 P490F 0922 GLIDE, PANS 1825-1903 P501F 0928 GUERASSIMOV, A. M474F 0929 GUERCINO, GICVANNI FRANCESCO B. 1501-1666 m474H G929 GUERCINO, GIOVANNI FRANCESCO B. 1591 -1666 N197F 0912' GUERIN, PIERRE 1774-1833 N856F G914 GUERRERO, AGT1SmIN 1820-1898 P862F 0914 GUERREPO, JOSE ENRIQUE B. 1905 P474D G915 GHERRINT, LORENZO B. 1914 p474F G942 GuGLIELMI, O. LOUTS B. 1906 K474D 0902 GUGLIELMO, ERA 1218-1312 M397D G944 GDIBAL, RARTPELEMY 1699-1757 P397P 6944 : GUIBERT, MAURICE L4748 6946 GnIDETTI, GUIDETTO DE 16TH CT. K474D G946 GUIDETTO, 13TH CT K474D 0948 GUIDO DA COMO 13TH CT K474F 6949 GUIDO DA SIENA ACT. 1221-1281

166 184 --HARPIGNIES

P847F 6951 GUIGNARD, ALBERTO DA VEIGA 13. 1896 L47411 G956 GUILIANA nA MAJANO 11432-11472 M397D 6957 GUTLLAIN, SIMON I 1581-1658 M397D G958 GUILLERMIN, JEAN B. 1622-1699 N19713 G963 GUINAN) P371F 6973 GULLY, JOHN 1819-1888 M402D 0,977 GUNTHER, FRAN?, IGNAZ 1723-1775 M402F 0978 GUNTHER, MATTHAT1S 1705-1788 0505F G9R1 GURVICH, JOSE B.1927 P505R G981 GURVICH, JOSE B.1927 P630D G9R1 GUSSOW, R. R. 19 10 P560F G9R2 GUSTON, PHILIP B. 1913 P474F G985 GUTT1150, A. P474F G986 GUTTUSO, RENATO R.1912 N371F G986 GUY, FRANCIS 1760-1820 N397F 6991 GUYS, CONSTANTIN 1805-1892 P846F G993 GUEMAN DE ROJAS, CECILTO R.1900 P63017 G994 GWATHMEY, ROBERT B.1903 P630M 6994 GWATHMEY, ROBERT B. 1403 L40217 H109 H.B., MONOGRAMMIST SAXON SCHOOL P402D H111 HAACKE, HANS B. 1936 P492D H114 HAPER, SHAMAI B.1922 P630F H114 HABERLE, JOHN 1856-1933 M402F H114 HABERMANN, FRAN?. RAVER 1721-1796

. 11468F H118 PACKAERT, J. 1629/36-1649/1700 P4020 H118 HACKER, DIETER B. 1942 P630D H132 HAUZI, DIMITRI B. 1921 P402D H115 HAESE, GUENTER P. 1424 P.397D H136 HAESE, REIN9O110 D' B. 1929 P366D H137 HAESE, ROEL D' B. 1921 P534F P141 HAGRORG, VILHELM AUGUST 1852-1921 P630D H147 HAGUE, RAOUL B. 1904 P630F P153 HAINES, RICHARD B. 1906 P536F H154 HAJD11, ETIENNE B. 1907 P384D H154 HAJEK, OTTO HERBERT P. 1927 P371D H174 HALT., DAVTD B. 1937 /140211 H175 HALL, ELIAS 1573-1646 M468F H196 HALS, FRANS 15R0 1666 P250F H19R HAMAGUCHI, YOGO B. 1909 8630B H217 HAMILTON, ANDREW D. 1741 8371F H218 HAMILTON, GAVIN 1723-1798 P630F H219 HAMILTON, RICHARD P38RF H224 HAMMERSHOE3, VILHELM 1864-1916 P630D H232 HAMROL, LLOYD B. 1937 P630D H235 HANCOCK, WALKER P. 1901 P366/3 H241 HANKAR, PAUL 1861-1901 P999F P241 HANDY, PATRICK B. 1932 P630F P249 HANSEN N38811 P249 HANSEN, CHRISTIAN v. 1756-1845 N38RF H251 HANSEN, CONSTANTIN 1804-1880 N388B H252 HANSENg THEOPHILUS EDVARD 1813-1891 N630F H263 HARDING, CHESTER 1792-1866 N630F H269 HARDY, JEREMIAH 1880-11188 N397B H269 HARDY, LEOPOLD AMEDIER 1829-1894 P630D H274 HARE, DAVID B. 1917 P630D H282 HAFKAVY, MINNA R. 1R95 N630F H2Rq HARNETT, WILTIAM M. 1848-1892 P1580 H292 HAROOTIAN, KOPEN P397F H245 HARPIGNIES, HENRY 1819-1916

185 1 HARRIS --

P630B H314 HARRIS, HARWELL P610D H315 HARRIS, PAM, B. 1925 1371B H321 HARRISON, PETER 1716-177S P630B H123 HARRISON, WALLACE B. 1895 N630F H323 HARRY, P. ACT. 1R43 -1865 1188B H324 HARSDORFF, CASPAR F. 1715-1799 P630F P329 HART, GEORGE OVERBURY 1868-1913 P630F H326 HART, JAMES N402B H325 HARTEL, AUGUST 1844-1890 0630F R129 HARTIGAN, GRACE R. 1922 P610F H332 fiARTLEY, MARSDEN 1878-1943 P610H H332 HARTLEY, MARSDEN 1878-1943 P4020 11336 HARTUNG, HANS B. 1904 P402F H136 HALVING, HANS B. 1904 N610F H341 HARVEY, G. C. 1800-1878 P610H H147 HASELTINE, WILLIAM S. 1835-1900 N402F H348 HASENCLEVER, JOHANN PETER 1R10-1853 P630F 8153 HASSAM, CHILDE 1859-1935 P6101 H153 HASSAM, CHILDE 1859-1935 P371R H157 HASTINGS, THOMAS. 1860-1929 P999F H159 HASZARD, RHONA 1901-1931 P630D H161 HATCHETT, DAYNE B. 1925 P534F H367 HATZ, FELIY B. 1904 P164D H368 HATTER, ERWIN B. 1926 P630F H174 HAUPERS, CLEMENT L402F H176 HAT1SPRCH, MASTER OF THE P402D H176 HAUSER, ERICH P. 1910 P36411 H376 HAUSMANN, anistns 1847-1894 P.630D H176 HAUSMANN, GEORGE P364F H179 HAUSMANN, RAOUL P. 1886 N371F R184_ HAVELL, ROBERT IT 1793-1878 1171m H384 HAVELL, ROBERT II 1793-1878 N371F H385 HAVELL, WITLIAM 1782-1857 N630B H388 HAVILAND, JOHN 1371P H389 HAWARDEN, LADY 1630B H195 HAWKS, JOHN N371B H395 HAWKSMOOR, NICHOLAS 1745-1806 P630F HIV; HAWTHORNE, CHARLES 1872-1930 P374K H412 HAY, GEoRGE 1831-1913 N371F H416 HAYDON, BENJAMIN ROBERT 1786-1846 P630D H417 HAVES, DAVID R. 1911 N474F H418 HAYE7, FRANCESCO 1791-1881 1371F H422 HAYMAN, FRANCIS 1708-1776 P610F H424 HAYNIE, WILBUR P371F H426 RAFTER, STANLEY WILLIAM P. 1901 P630F 8429 HAZELTON, HERR

N371F H431 . HATAITT, WILLIAM 1778-1830 P63011 H432 HEADE, MARTIN H. 1819-1904

P371D H434 , HEALEY, JOHN B. 1894 N630F H414 HEALY, GEORGE P.A. 1813-1894 N371F 8434 HEAPHY, CHARLES 1822-18111 P371F H418 HEATH, ADRIAN P. 1920 1371F H419 HEATH, WILLIAM 1795-1R40 P630D H443 HERALD, MILTON B. 1917 P397F H446 9ERERT, E.A.A. 1817-1908 P402D H448 HFCKEL, ERICH P. 1883 P402F 1.1448 HECKEL, ERICH B. 1883 P4021 h448 HECKEL, ERICH R. 1883 13711 P449 HECFELL, A.

16.8 186 --H I GHMORE

M469F H453 REDA, GERRIT ACT. 1642-1702 /4468F H492 UEDA, WILLEM C. 1594-1680 P630F H456 HFDRICK, WALLY M468F H498 HFEM, JAN PAVIDSZ VAN 1606-1683 L46817 R458 RFEMsKERK, MARTEN JACORSZ 1449-1574 P630F N461 HEFFERTON, PHILLIP P940F 11462 NEGEDUsTC, KFTSTO B. 1401 P490F H465 HEIPERG, JEAN B. 1884 L197F H466 HEILGENKRE87, hfl:TER OF Do 1420 P402D H466 HETLIGFR, BERNHARD R. 1915 N397F H467 HEIm, FRANCOIS JOSEPH 1787-1865 N402F H469 HEINRICH, AUGUST 1794-1822 L4028 H472 HFIN7ELMANN, KONRAD Do 1454 p610E 11473 HETTLAND, W. EMERTON R.1843 P630F H474 HELD, AL 4197D H475 HELION JEAN P.1904 P397F 11476 HELION, JEAN Bo 1904 N934F H477 RELLORTsT, KARL GDsTAV 1851-184C P6308 8481 HELMUTR, YAMASAKT F LEINWERER m468F H484 HEIST, HATRoLoMEUS VAN DER 1611/13-1670

L394F 14488 HEMESSEN, JAN SANDERS VAN . 1500/4-1566 P397F 11446 HENDERSON, LouTSE P6300 N497 HENDERSON, MET. P19713 H519 NENNEBTO8E, PRANCOIS 1842-1921 P397F 8516 PENNER, JEAN 3AC011Es 1829-1406 P630F 1618 HENRI, ROBERT 1865-1924 P630F H521 HENRY, EDWARD 1841-1414 11402F 11622 HENPY, LOUISE CLAUDE 1748-1839 P371D H519 HFPWORTH, BARBARA Bo 1403 M397D 8632 RERARD, GERARD LEONARD 1630/7-1675 P347F H518 HERPIN, AUGUSTE F. 1482 p492F H551 HERMAN, JOSEF P397F 11554 PERMITTE, LEON 1844-1925 P630D H556 HERMS, GEORGE P8621, 1657 HERNANDEZ, DANIEL 1866-1412 1517D H597 HERNANDEZ, GREGOPTO 1576-1616 p371F H562 HERON, PATRICK Bo1920 K402K H564 HERRAD VAN LANDSBEPG D. 1195 11585F H664 HEBRAN, SAT8RNINO 1887-1918 1151711 H565 HERRARA, FRANCISCO THE YNGR 1622-1685 4517F H565 NFPRARA, FRANCISCO THE YNGR 1622-1686 p864F H565 HEPRARA TORO, ANTONIO p630H H666 RERRImAN, GEORGE 1981-1444 P402D 8.573 HERTER, ERN ST 1846-1917 11490F H571 REPTEVIG, LAPS 1830-190? L468F 115113 HESDIN, 3ACQ8EMART 0? ACT. 1400 N4028 H584 HEsEKTEL, GEORG 1712-1818 N402F 11586 HESS, DAVID 1740-1814 N536F 1686 HESS, NTERoNymus 1704-1850 P534F H697 HESSELBom, OTTO 1848-1913 11610F 11587 RESsELTRS, GUsTAVils 1682 -1755 M630F 11588 HESSELT8S, Jur./ 1728-1778 L402D 11615 REYDE, HENNING VON DER 11468F 11619 HEYDEN, JAN VAN PER 1637 1712 P934F H615 HEYFRnAHL, HANS 1457-1411 N630F 8611 HICKS, EDWARD 1780-1844 P630F 8616 HIGGINS, E8GENE 18/4-1414 P6300 8637 HIGGINS, EDWARD R. 1410 11371F 11638 HIGITMOPE, .JOSEPH 1692-1780

187 HILDEBRAND --

P402D H642 HILDEBRAND, ADOLF E.R. 1847-1921 114028 H642 HILDEBRANDT, JOHANN LUKAS VON 1668-1745 K402K H643 HILDESHEIM, SCHOOL OP P371D H645 HILL, ANTHONY B. 1930 P534F H645 HILL, CARL FRED 1849-1911 N374p 8645 HILL, DAVID OCTAVIUS N371M H646 HILL, JOHN 1770-1850 N3718 H647 HILL, JCHN WILLIAM 1812-1897 P630F 8648 HILL, THOMAS N397M H651 HILLEMACHER, EUGENE ERNST' 1818-1887 N534F 0652 HILLESTROEM, PER 1733-1816 8371F H654 HILLIARD, NICHOLAS C. 1547-1619 P402D H656 HILTMANN, JOCREN B. 1935 P371F H656 HILTON, POSER B. 19 11 N371F H656 HILTON, WILLIAM THE ELDER 175Z-1822 P402F H656 HILZ, SEPP P630P H662 HINE, LEWIS W. P630F H663 HINMAN, CHARLES B. 1932 N402F H666 HINTZE, JOHANN HEINRICH 1800-1862 P490F H666 HIORTH, AGNES B. 1899 P402F H669 HIRSCH, STEPAN B. 1899 P630H H669 HIRSCHFELD, ALBERT B. 1903 P402F H664 HIRSCHFELD-MACK, LUDWIG P501F H669 HIRSHFIELD, MORRIS 1872-1946 L4028 H669 HIRSCHVOGEL, AUGUSTIN 1503-1551 P371? H674 HITCHONS, IVON B. 1893 P4028 H676 HITTORFF, JAKOB IGNAZ 1792-1867 P534F H677 HJORTH, BROR B. 1894 P845F H677 HLITO, ALFREDO B. 1923 P8458 H677 HLTTO, ALFREDO B. 1923 N6308 H678 HOADLEY, DAVID 1774-1839 N6108 H681 HOBAN, JAMES 1762-1811 8468F H682 HORBEMA, MEINDERT 1638-1709 P630D H685 HOCKNFY, DAVID B. 1937 M371F H619 HODGES, WILLIAM 1744-1797 P999F H689 HODGKINS, FRANCIS 1869-1947 P536F H691 HODLER, FERDINAND 1853-191S P5368 H691 HODLER, FERDINAND 1853-1918 N534F H693 HOECKERT, JOHAN FREDRIK 1826-1866 8431F H693 HOEF1AGFL, JACOR 1575-1630 N634F H694 HOERBERG, PEHR 1746-1816 P402D H695 HOETGER, BERNHARD B. 1874 P402F H697 HOFER, KARL 1878-1955 P630D Will HOFFMAN, MALVINA B. 1887 N402F H699 HOFFMANN, HEINRICH 1824-1895 P364D H712 HOFLEHNER, RUDOLF B. 1916 P402F H713 HOFMANN, HANS 1880-1966 P402F H714 HOFMANN, Lunwic VON 1861-1945 P630D H713 HOFSTED, JOLYON 8371F H715 HOGARTH,. WILLIAM 1697-1764 M37111 H715 HOGARTH, WILLIAM 1697-1764 P490F H715 HOGBERG, KARL B. 1901 P630D H716 HOGLE, RICHARD N250F.H721 HCKUSAT 1760-1849 P6308 H722 HOLABIRD AND ROCHE L402F H721 HOLBEIN, AMBROSIUS L402F H722 HOLBEIN, HANS, THE ELDER 1460/70-1524 L402H H123 HOLBEIN, HANS, THE YOUNGER 1497-1543 L4028 H723 HOLBEIN, HANS, T7E YOUNGER 1497-154?

110 188 --HUMMEL

M402BH733 ROLL, ELIAS 1573-1646 P534FH747 HOLM, PER DANIEL 1835-1903 N371FH756 HOLST, THEODORE M. VON 1810-1844 L402FH761 HOLY KINSHIP, MASTER OF THE ACT. 1480-1515 P630FH766 HOMER, WINSLOW 1836-1910 P630HH766 HOMEP, WINSLOW 1836-1910 P630MH766 HOMER, WINSLOW 1836-1910 M468FH771 HONDECOETER, MELCHOIR D" 1636-1695 L517BH775 HONTANON, JUAN GIt M468FH775 HCNTHORST, GERARD VAN 1590-1656 M468FH776 HOOCH, PIETER DE 1629-1677 P630HP776 HOOD, DOROTHY B.1919 P6308H777 HOOD, RAYMOND 1881-1934 M468FH779 HOOGSTRATEN, SAMUEL VAN 1627-1678 N630BH784 HOMIER, PHILIP 1776-1816 P402F11791 HOPF, HEINZ L402MP792 HCPFER, DANIEL 1470-1536 P630FH794 HOPKINS, JAMES R. B. 1878 P630FH796 HOPKINSON, CHARLES S. P630DH797 HOPPE, JOHN P630FH798 HOPPER, EDWARD 1882-196S P630HH798 HCPPER, EDJARE 1882-1968 P630MH798 HOPPER, EDWARD 1882-1968 N371DH798 HOPPNER, JOHN 1758-1810 N371FP798 HOPPNER, JOHN 1758-1810 N39711H811 HOREAU, HECTOR 1801-1872 P634EH815 HORNEL, EDWARD ATKINSON C. 1864 N630MH816 HORNER, THOMAS ACT. 1028-1844 *402FH816 HORNY, FRANZ THEOBALD 1798-1824 N4028H816 HORNY, FRANZ THEOBALD 1798-0824 P371KH818 HCRSLEY, JOHN CALCOTT 1817-1903 P3668H821 HORTA, VICTOR 1861-1947 P630FH822 HORTER, EARL 1885-1940 P630DH824 HORWITT, WILL R. 1934 P630DH827 MOSHER, HARRIET 1830-1908 P999FH832 HOTERE, RALPH B. 1931 N397DH836 HOUDON, JEAN ANTOINE 1741-1828 M397DH844 HOOZEAU, JACQUES 1624-1691 P194DH845 HOVANNES, JOHN P630DH852 HOWARD, ROBERT P630DH851 HOWARD, ROBERT A. B. 1922 P6308P856 HCWE, GEORGE 18 86 -19 54 P630BH859 HOWELLS, JOHN S. P630DH869 HOYT, BURNHAM P371FH869 HOYTE, J.C. 1835-1913 L402EH877 HUBER, WOLFGANG 1490-1553 P630DH886. HUDSON, ROBERT B. 1938 M371FHP86 HUDSON, THOMAS 1701-1779 P630DH887 HUEBLER, DOUGLAS P630DH888 HUENE, STEPHAN VON B. 'o932 L5171)HR87 HUERTA, 'JUAN DE LA 1437-1549 M397FH888 HUET, CHRISTOPHE D. 1759 N397FH889 HUET, JEANBAPTISTE 1745-1811 P371FH893 HUGHES, ARTHUR 1832-1915 N397FH895 HUGO, VICTOR MARIE 1802..1885 L517FH897 HUGUET, JAUME 1448-.1487 P630FH917 HULTBERG, JOHN B. 1922 M468FH919 HUMBERT DE SUPERVILLE, D.P.GIOTTINO 1770-1841 N402FH925 HUMMEL, JOHANN ERnMANN 1769-1852

189 171, HUNDERTWASSER

P364F 8933 HUNDERTWASSER (FRIEDRICH STOWASSER) P630D H942 HUNT, PICHARr S. 1936 N63013 8942 HUNT, RICHARD M. 1827-1895 P371F 8941 HUNT, (WILLIAM) HCLNAN 1827-1910 N630D H943 HUNT, WILLIAM M 1824-1879 N630F 8943 HUNT, WILLIAM M. 1824-1879 N6308 8943 HUNT, WILLIAM M 1824-1879 P6108 8949 HUNTINGTON, DANIEL 1816-1906 P6301? 8061 HURD, PETER R. 1904 L394F H988 HUTS, PIETER 8468F H988 HUYSUM, JAN VAN 1682-1749 P374F H999 HYSLOP, ALFRED B. 1898 L397F 1104 I.D.C. MASTER P847F 1122 THERE CAMARGO, SERGIO ACT. 1940 P371F 1292 ILLINGWORTH, MICHAEL B. 19 32 K474F 1292 ILLUSTRATORS P846F 1312 IMANA GARRON, GIL ACT. 1960 P630F 1392 INDIANA, ROBERT B. 1928 P6108 1392 INDIANA, ROBERT B. 1928 N397F 1552 INGRES, JEAN AUGUSTE DOMINIQUE 1780-1867 N630F 1572 INMAN, HENRY 1802-1846 P371F 1582 INNES, JAMES DICKSON 1887-1914 14630F 1582 INNESS, GEORGE 1825-1894 P630D 1592 INSLEY P630F 1592 INSLEY N3718 1632 INWOOD, HENRY WILLIAM 1794-1843 P397D 1642 IPOOSTEGUY, JEAN R. 1920 8854F 1652 IRARRAZABAL, RICARDO B. 1942 P630F 1720 IRVIN K474F 1732 ISAAC, MASTER OF 13TH-14TH CT N490F 1712 ISAACHSEN, OLAF 1835-1893 N397P 1742 ISABELLE, CHARLES-EDOUARD 1800-1880 N397F 1743 ISAREY, JEAN BAPTIST? 1767-1855 N397F 1744 ISABEY, L.G. EUGENE 1806-1866 P534F 1742 ISIKSON, KARL 1878-1822 L394F 1782 ISENBRANT, ADRIAEN 1483-1551 P468F 1852 ISRAELS, JOSEF 1824-1911 N402F 1862 ISSEL, GF.ORG WILHELM 1785-1870 L4748 1882 ITALY, SCHOOL OF P536D 1912 TTTEN, JOHANNES R. 1888 P536F 1912 ITTFN, JOHANNES B. 1888 P501F 3112 JABLONSKAJA, TATJANA N. R. 1917 P371F J122 JACK, RICHARD 1866-1934 P6308 J132 JACKSON, MARTIN B. 1919 P630D J171 JACOB, MARION P630D 3172 JACOBS, JOHN P188D J173 JACOBSEN, RODGER R. 1912 P4028 J172 JACOBSTHAL, JOHANN EDVARD 1839-1902 L474F J182 JACOMETTO, V. ASCII. TO N397F J192 JACQUE, CHARLES EMILE 1813-1894 N397F J193 JACOUES, NICOLAS 1780 - 18 44 L517D J192 JACOUET, MAT8IE11 D. 1610 P402F J222 JAECKEt, WILLIAM B. 1888 P392F J222 JAERNEFELT, EERO 1863-1937 P864F J252 JAIMES-SANCHEZ, HUMBERTO B. 1930 L4028 3322 JAMNTTZER, CHRTSTOPH 1563-1618 N3978 J332 .1ANINET, FRANCOIS 1752-1814 N402F .1352 JANSSEN, VICTOR EMIL 1807-1845 8468F J352 JANSSENS, PIETER 1612-1672

172 190 -- JUAN DE BURGOS

P53417 al52 JANSSON, EUGENE 1862-1915 PWID J35:3 JAF7, RORER?' B. 1932 11468F J172 JARDIN, KAPEt 0n 1622/5-1678 m38RR 3172 JAPDIN, N/cOLIS H. 1720-1799 P397F J172 JAPRv, ALFRED B. 1873 N371F J382 JAPVTS, JOHN WESLEY 1790-1839 P501F J412 JAWLENSKY, ALEXEJ VON 1867-1941 N63013 J422 JAY, WILLIAM ACT. 1817-1824 N6308 J452 JEFFERSON, mHOMAs 1743-1826 K394K J472 JFHAN DE GPI's? ACT. 1319-1144 P630F J492 JEmNr, ELSA P. 1888 P402D J512 aENDPIT7Ko, Guinn R. 925 P630F J522 JENKINs, PAM_ A, 1923 N630F 3542 JENNYS, wIIL/AM 1800-10 p804F 3541 JFNSEN, A. P3883 J542 JENSEN-KUNT, prnrn viLLELM C. 1R53 N534F J552 JEPNRERG, OLOF AUGUST 1926-1896 m372F J572 JERVAS, CHARLES 1675- 17 39 p3660 J5R2 aEsPERS, OSCAR N517F J612 3IMENO V PLANES, RAFAEL 1761-1825 N630F 3612 JoCELVN, NATHANIEL 1746-1881 L474K J552 JoHANNFs DE vERoNA L402F J652 JoHANNES OF wEsTPHALIA AC". 1472 N402F J652 aoHANNoT, TON" 1803-1852 P534F J552 JoHANSsON-TH0P, E. R. 1889 P375F J652 JOHN, SIR AUG sTDs EnwIN 1878-1960 P375F J653 JOHN, GwENBOLEN 1876-1919 P6300 J652 URNS, JASPER B. 1930 13630F J652 JOHNS, JASPER B. 1930 m397F J562 1CHNSON, CORNELIUS 1983/4-1662/4 P630F .1667 JOHNSON, EASTMAN 1824-1906 P6308 3662 JOHNSON, EASTMAN 1824-1906 POOP, J662 JOHNSON, EASTMAN 1824-1906 P630F .1663 JOHNSON, DANIEL 0610F J672 JOHNSON, LESTER F. B. 1919 P6309 3682 JOHNSON, PHILIP P630F J6R2 JOHNSON, RAv P630n J692 JCHNSON, SARGENT M630F J722 JOHNSTON, HENRIETTA 1705-1728 N61013 J732 JOHNSTON, WILLIAM L. P534F J752 JCLIN, EINAR B. 1890 N171M J762 JONES, PUREE 1819-1900 P610F J762 JONES, ALLAN P630P J772 JONES, nOnGLAS N371F 3772 JONES, GEORGE 1786-1864 P6300 J772 JONES, HOWARD P. 1922 m17113 J772 JONES, /NIso 1573-1652 P630F 3771 JONES, JOE B. 1909 M3040 a792 JONGFLINcKX, JAC011r 1510-1606 N4687 3792 JONGKIND, JOHANN B. 1819-1891 P3900 J812 JONSSON, ETHER C. 1874 m194F JR22 JORDAENS, JACOB 1593-1678 P534F 3822 JCRDELL, IVAN P. 1901 P3887 J823 JCRN, ASGER P. 1814 L394E 3812 JCsEPH LEGEND, MASTER OF THE P534F JA32 JosrPHsoN, rRNST 1851-1906 N3970 JR62 JGHFFRoy, FRANcois 1806-1892 m397F J862 JO!IVENET, JEAN BAPTISTE 1644-1717 L517F J912 JUAN DF BURGec E. 1450 JUAN DE FLANDES

L394E J912 JUAN DE ?LANDES 1470-1519 L517F 3913 3HANES, JUAN DE 1500-1579 P6300 3922 JUDD, DONALD B. 1926 N388F 3932 JUEL, JENS 1745-1802 R. 1912 P630F J942 , JULES, MERVIN N3970 3942 JULIEN, PIERRE 1731-1604 L5170 J952 JHNI, JUAN DE D. 1586 L4020 J952 JUPPF, LUDWIG R. 1465 L4740 3962 JUSTE, JEAN 1485-1549 L394F 3962 JUSTUS VAN GENT 1410-1475 M474B 3972 JRVARA, FILTPPO 1676-1736 N402F V112 KAAZ, CARL LUDWIG 1773-1810 P630D K112 KADISH L402D K112 KAENDEL, JOERG ACT. 1502-1535 P569F K122 KAHLO, FRIEDA P63011 K122 KAHN, ALBERT P630/3 K123. KAHN, ELY P610B K124 KAHN, LOUIS P501M K122 KAHN, PAX B. 1903 P6300 K132 KAISH, LUISE B. 1925 P402F 8142 KALCKKEUTR, LEOPOLD G. VON 1855-1928 M468F K142 KALF, WILLIAM 1621/22-1693 94020 K142 KALINOWSKI, HORST EGON B. 1924 P534F K142 KALLSTENIUS, GOTTFRID 1861-1943 M46RF K152 KAMPEN, JOOS VAN D. 1625 P630F K192 KAMROWSKI, CFROME B. 1914 P501F K162 KANDINSKY, WASSILY 1866-1944 P501H K162 KANDINSKY, WASSILY 1866-1944 P501M K162 KANDINSKY. WASSILY 1866-1944 6402D K162 KANDLEF, JOHANN JOACHIM 1706-1775 P374F K162 KANE, JOHN 1860-1934 P492F X162 KANELBA, RAYMOND B. 1897 P402F X162 KANOLDT, ALEXANDER 1861-1939 P501F K164 KANTOR, MORRIS B.11396 P630F K172 KAPROW, ALLAN P470F K182 KARFIOL, BERNARD B. 1886 P490F K182 KARSTEN, LUDVIC 1876-1926 6490D K192 KASTRUD, PETER F. P630H F193 YASZEMACHER, JACQUES P630D K192 KATAN, ROGER P470F K192. KATZ, ALEXANDER RAYMOND R. 1895 P6300 F212 KAUFFMAN, CRAIG B. 1932 N402F K212 KAULBP.CH, WILHELM VON 1805-1874 P490F K212 KAVLI, ARNE B. 1678 P630D K232 KA7, NATHANIEL B. 1917 M63OR K242 KEARSLEY, DR. JOHN C. 1694-1772 L402D K262 KEFERMARKTER ALTARS, MASTER OF ACT. 16TH CT P630H K292 KELCHNFB, L.M. P630F K291 KELLER, HENRY P6300 K292 KELLY, ELLSWORTR B. 1923 P630F K292 KELLY, ELLSWCRTH B. 1923 N402F K292 KELTERPORN, LHDWIG ADAM 1811-1878 P470D K312 KEMENY, ZOLTAN 1907-1965 P6300 K332 KENDALL 6630F K362 KENSETT, .IOHN FREDERICK 1616-1872 P630F K373 KENT, MARY CORITA P630F K372 KENT, ROCKWELL B. 1882 P6306 K372 KENT, ROCKWELL B. 1682 M3718 K372 KENT, WILLIAM 1684-1748

174 3.92 -- KOBELL

M371K K372 KENT, WILLIAM 1684-1748 P470F K382 KEPEs, GYORGY B. 1906 P630F K392 KEPKAM, EARL P630F K412 )(MICK, ARTHUR N388F K412 KERsTTNG, (MPG FRIEDRICH 1785-1847 L394F K442 KEY, ADRIAN 1558-1589 M468E K442 KEYSER, THOMAS DE 1596-1667 P366F K452 KHROPFF, FERNAND 1P58-1921 P501D K462 KIBALNIKOV, ALEXANDRE P. B. 1912 1,771F K462 KINDER, MICHAEL B. 1917 P630F K471 KIENBTISCH, WILLIAM B. 1014 P630D K472 KIENROTZ, EDWARD P. 1927 P364D K473 )(TESLER, FREDERICK B. 1896 P371F K512 KINDER, JOHN 1819-1903 N630F K522 KING, CHARLES B. 1785-1862 P371D K542 KING, PHILLIP R. 1934 N630F K542 KING, SAMUEL 1748/9-1819 P630D K542 KTNG, WILLIAM D. B. 1925 0856E K542 KINGMAN PIoFRIO, EDRARDO B. 1913 P371F K552 KINLEY, PETER R. 1926 N3);6F K562 KINSOEN, FRAwcIScUS JOSEPHUS 1770/1-1839 N534F K562 KTOERBOE, CARL FREDRIK 1709-1976 N250M K562 KIONAGA M468K K572 KIP, JOHANNEs 1653-1722 P6301) K572 KIPP, LYMAN B. 1929 P630K K582 KIPRY, JACK P402F K582 KIRCHNER, ERNST LUDWIG 1880-1938 P402D K582 KIRCHNER, ERNST LUDWIG 1880-1938 P402H K582 KIRCHNER, ERNST LUDWIG 1880-1938 P402M K582 KIECHNER, ERNST LUDWIG 1880-1938 M402D K582 KIRCHNER, JOHANN GoTTLTEB B. 1706 N371K K592 KIRK, A. 1745/46-1805 M630B K592 KIRK, JOHN C. 1721 P630F K621 KITAJ, P.P. R. 1032 P371D K622 KITSON, HENRY B. 1865 P490F K622 KITTELsEN, THEODORE 1857-1914 M490D K622 KJORN, OSTEN P402F K630 KLAPHECK, KONRAD B. 1935 P630F K632 KLARWEIN, MATT P536F K632 KLEE, PAUL 1879-1940 N4O2F K642 KLEIN, JOHANN A)AM 1792-1875 P402F K642 KLEINSCHMIDT, PAUL 1883-1949 N402B K643 KLENZE, LEO VON 1784-1864 P364E K652 KLIMT, GUSTAV 1862-1918 P630F K652 KLINE, FRANZ 1010-1062 P402D K652 KLINGER, MAX 1857-1920 P402F K652 KLINGER, MAX 1857-1920 p63PF K653 KtITGAARD, GEORGINA P. 1893 M490D K663 KLUGsTAD, JACOR REESVrNDsr 1715-1773 P630F K672 KNATHS, KAPL P. 1891 M402F K682 KNELLEF, GonEREY 1646-1723 N371B K712 KNIGHT, RICHARD PAYNE 1750-1824 N402F K712 KNIPScH, OTTO ACT. 1852-1875 M9028 K722 KNOBELSDCPF, GEORG VON 1699-1754 N402B K722 KNORLAUCH, EDflARL 1801-1865 P402D K722 WW1, GUITON R. 1902 N397K K742 KNYEE, ANTOINE P2511) K752 KOBAsHI, YAsURIDE P. 1931 M402E K752 KOBELL, FERDINAND 1740-1700

193 175 KOBELL

N402F K752 KOBELL, WILHELM A. VON 1766-1855 L402K F752 KOBERGER, ANTON 1440-1511 N388F K752 KCBKP, CHRISTEN S. 1810-1848 P6308 K763 KOCH, CARL N402F K762 KOCH, JOSEPH ANTON 1768-1839 P4020 K762 KOCK, PANS B. 1920 P402D K782 KCENIG, FRTTZ B. 1924 L394F K7A2 KOFFERMANS, MARCELLUS ACT. 1549-1570 P630D F792 KCHN, GABRIEL P. 1910 P630M K791 KCHN, MISCH P. 016 13364F K792 KOKOSCPKA, OSCAR P. 18R6 P1648 K792 FCKOSCHKA, OSCAR B. 1886 P402D K812 KOLRE, GEORG 1877-1947 P4028 K812 KCLLNEB, AUGUSTUS 1811-1903 P402D K813 KOLLWIT7, KAFTHE 1867-1945 P402F 1013 KCLLWITZ, KAETHE 1867-1945 P4028 K813 KOLLWTTZ, KAETHE 1867-1945 P194D K812 KOMAR, ILHAN P. 1921 P501D 1022 KCNENROV, SERGE T. B. 1874 8468F K822 KONINCK, PHILIP 1619-1688 P630D K823 KCNZAL, JOSEPH P. 005 P468F K822 KOONING, WILLEM DE B. 1904 P4688 K822 KCONTNG, WTLLEM DE B. 1904 P630F K823 KOONING, ELAINE DE P. 1920 P630H K822 KOOS, VIVIAN SAUBER P630F K831 KOPIET ?, EDMUND B. 1900 P630D K832 KOPPE, RTCPARD B. 1916 P384D K842 FORREL, MARTO JOSEPH 1882-1934 P630M K833 KOPPELMAN, CHAIM R. 1920 P384D K862 KCSICE, GYUT.A R. 1924 P534F F862 KOSKULL, ANDERS 1831-1904 L402D K892 KRAFFT, ADAM 1450-1507/9 M534F KR92 KRAFFT, DAVID VON 1655-1724 N402F F1192 KRAFFT, JOTANN AUGUST 1798-182q 14534F K893 KRAFFT, PER, THE ELDER 1724-1793 N402M K892 KRAFT, GUILLERMO 1839-1893 P402D K892 KRAMER, HARRY B. 1925 P4908 K893 KRANTZ, NTLS MICHAEL HYLD 1886-1926 P402D K894 KRATZ, MAY 9. 1922 N845M K892 KRAT7ENSTETN, RODOLF0 ACT. 1822-1885 L40213 K922 KREBS, CONRAD 1492-1540 P4020 K922 KREIS, HENRY P402F K922 KREUGER, NTLS 1858-1930 P4020 K923 FRICKE, NORI1ERT B. 1922 N402F Kq22 KRIMMEI, JOHN 1787-1821 P630D K922 KRTSFL, HAROLD P4028 1032 KROGER, JURGEN 1856-1919 P490F K912 KROHG, CHRISTIAN 1852-1925 P490F K933 KROHG, PER R. 1889 P630F 1012 KROLL, LEON B. 1884 P630F K933 KROLLMAN, GUSTAVE P534F K932 KRCNBERG, JULIS 1850-1921 P534F K913 KROUTHEN, JOHAN 1858-1932 P388F Kq32 KROYER, PETER SEVEPIN 1851-1909 N402F K942 KRUEGER, FRANZ 1797-1857 L402M F942 KRUG, LUDWIG 1488/90-1537 P630F K942 KRUSHENICK, NICHOLAS R. 1929 P402F K952 MIN, ALFRED B. 1877 P6300 K952 KUEHN, GARY P. 1939

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4371F K962 KUHN, JUSTUS ENGELHARDT D. 1715 P630F K962 KUHN, WALT 1 880 - 1949 P6308 K962 KOHN, WALT 1880-1949 P630m x992 KUHN, WALT 1880-1949 P501F K963 vUKRYNIKSY C. 1991 L402? K962 KDLMBACH, HANS VON 1480-1522 P6308 K962 KUMP, EFNEsT 1880-1949 P250F K963 KUNTIOSHI, YASUO 1893-1053 P250m K963 KTINIYOSPI, YASUO 1893-1953 P630D K963 KUNT7, ROGER P. 1926 P630F K963 KUNTZ, POGFR P. 1926 P384? K962 KUPKA, FRANTISEK 1871-1957 P630D K972 KUSAMA, YAYOI p484F K972 RITTER, JOSEPH 1894-1941 L4744 L109 L.D., MASTER 4468F L111 LAAP, PIETER VAN 1592-1642 439713 L126 LA PROUST?, HENRI" 1801-1875 P397D L132 LACHAISE, GASTON 1 882- 19354 P397H L132 LACHAISE, GASTON 1882-1935 4397D T153 LADATTE, FPANCCIS 1706-1787 P63013 1154 LADD, THORNTON R. 1924 P630F L154 LADEP0AN, GABRIEL P. 1929 p610D L156 LAPOUGA, TOM P630F 1159 LA FARCE, JOAN 1836-1910 4397F L168 LAFOSSE, CHARLES nE 4534F 1169 LAFEENSEN. NICLAS, THE YOUNGER 1737-1807 N397F 1178 LAGRENEE, LOUIS -JEAN FRANCOIS 17257/805 M3q7F 1183 LA FIRE, LAUFENT 1606/16-1656/58 P371? L187 LAING, GEFALE 8.1936 p501F L192 LAKTIONOFF, ALEXANDER T P. 1910 P815F L213 LAM, WILFREDO P. 1902 P989F L218 LAHR, HENRY P. 1885 M171? L222 LAMBERT, GEOEGE 1710-1765 N3q7F 1231 LAMS, 1800-1890 1,630n L232 1AMIS, LEROY B. 1925 P8474 1234 LAMONTCA, ROBERTO nE R.1931 4630D L241 LAMSON, JOSEPH 4397F 1252 LANCRET, NICOLAS 1690-1743 P6304 L253 LANDACPE, PAUL 8. 1893 P630F 1253 LANDAU, JACOE D. 1917 96304 1254 LANDECK, ARMIN B. 1905 1474F T.258 LANDI, NEROCCHIO PT BART0L0MmE0 1447-1500

L474D L297 LANDINT, TAnDEn 1517-1594 . N371F L263 LANDSEER, STR 81)1414 1802-1873 F630F 1265 LANE, FITZ 11. 1 804- 1865 4474F 1268 LANFRANCO, GIOVANNI 1582-1647 4402E L279 LANGHANS, C.G. 4371B L284 LANGLEY, PATTY 1696-1751 4397F 1284 LANGLOIS, JEAN CHARLES 1789-1870 P630F 1287 LANING, EDwAPD R. 1906 1474F L287 LADINO, BEPNARDINO 1510/20-1578-/83 P501? L295 LANSKO3, ANDRE R. 1902 P630D L296 LANT7, MTCFAEL P.1908 p371F 1296 LANYON, PETER B. 1918 p846F L114 LA PLACA, ALFRE.D0 P. 1929 14397F L315 LA PORTE, HENRI-HORACE-ROLAND 1724-1793 9397D L319 LARCHE, RAOUL FRANCOIS 1860-1912 p474D L121 LARDERA, PERT° P. 1911 m397F L322 LAEGILLIERE, NICOLAS DE 1656-174A

195 1, LARINOFF

P501FL323 LARION0FF, MICHAIL B. 1881 P534FL334 LARSSON, CARL 1853-1919 N534FL315 LARSSON, SIMON NARKIS 1825-1864 PR45ML339 LASANsfry, MAPRICI0 R. 1914 N862FL345 LASO, FRANCISCO 1823-1864 p054DL346 LASSAW, IBBAN B. 1911 8468FL349 LASTMAN, PIETER 1562-1613 P856FL358 LATORRE, nuILLERNo B. 1896 p8568L358 'LATORRE, GuILLERMo B. 1896 p397pL3S8 LATOUCHE, GASToN 1854-1913 M397FL359 LA TOnP, °E0RaEs 1600-1652 8397FL361 LA TOUR, MAURICE OUENTTN 1704-1788 N3978L362 LATOTIX, JEAN JACOuEs 1R12-1868 N63081,164 tATROBF, BENJAMIN 1764-1820 P630F1,173 LAUFMAN, SIDNEY B. 1891 L4741)L377 LAtIRANA, FRANCESCO DA 1420-1502 L4748L378 LAnRANA, LUCIAN() DA ACT. 1468-1479 P397FL379 LAIIRBNCIN, RARIE B. 1885 P397DL381 LAURENS, HENRI 1885-1954 P397FL382 LAURENs,JEAN PAUL 183P-1921

N397FL383 . LAURENT, JEAN ANTOINE 1763-1832 P39781383 LAURENT, ROBERT B. 1890 N372E LAUREus, ALEXANDER 1783-1R23 L40281389 LAUTENSACK, HANS 1524-1563 N397F1.391 LAUVERGNE,-BARTHELEMY 1805-1871 8397NL391 LATTVERoNE, BARTHELEMy 1805-1871 N5348L394 LA VALLEE, JEAN DE II 1620-1696 N3978L199 LAVEROTTE, JULES R. 1864 P372FL399 LAVERY, SIR JOHN 1856/7-1941 P630FL421 LAWRENCE, JACOB R. 1917 N371FL423 LAWRENCE, THOMAS 1769-1830 84028L424 LAWRIE, LEE B. 1877 N374ML425 LAWSON, ALEXANDER 1772/ 3- 1846 P630FL425 LAWSON, ERNpsT 1873-1939 p5R5FL435 LEAL, FERNAND° 1900-1965 P630FL441 LEMISEA, LAWRENCE H. R. 1894 p501DL442 LEBEDEvA, SARA D. B. 1912 P3660L445 LEBLANC, WALTER B. 1932 P372FL451 LF PROCOUY, LOUIS C. 1916 M3978L454 LE BRTIN, CHARLES 1619-1640 M397FL454 LE BRUN, CHARLES 1619-1690 p474FL454 LEBRUN, Rica P. 1900 p4748L454 LEBRUN, RICO B. 1900 N630FL462 LE CLEAR, THOMAS 1818-1RS2 N397FL465 LECONTE, HIPPOLYTE 1781-1857 8397DL465 LE ComTE, LOUIS 1639-1694 P3978L467 LE COR8USIER B. 1887 P397FL467 LE CORBUSIFR (C.E. JEANNERET) B. 1R87 N39781474 tED0Ux, cLATOE NICHOLAS 1736-1806 P630FL477 LEE, DORIS B. 1905 86308L477 LEE, FRANCIS D. P847FL482 LEE, WESLEY WPM R. 1431 p84781482 LEE, WESLEY DUKE B. 1931 N371FL483 LEECH, JOHN 1817-1864 P897FL484 LEE- .TORNSON, ERIC B. 1908 M397FL489 LEFEBvRE, CLAUDE 1632/6-1675 N397FL493 LEFEVRE, ROBERT 1756-1830 N3978L495 LEFRANc, PIERRE 1795-1856 M3978L496 LEFT1FL, HECTOR MARTIN 1810-1880

178f- 196 LEUFERT

P397D L512 LEGER, FERNAND 1881-1955 P397F L512 LEGER, FERNAND 1881-1955 P397R L512 LEGER, FERNAND 1 881 - 1955 P397F L519 LEGROS, ALPHONSE 1837-1911 M397D L519 LEGROS, PIERRE I 1629-1714 M397D L521 LEGROS, PIERRE, THE YOUNGER 1666-171'9 N630M L523 LEHMAN, GEORGE D. 1870 P4020 L523 LEHMBRUCK, WILHELM 1881-1919 M397D LS24 LE HONGRE, ETIENNE 1628-1690 P402F L526 LEIBERMANN, MAX 1847-1935 N402E L525 LFIBL, WILHELM 1844-1900 N371F L529 LEIGHTON, FREDERICK 1830-1896 L402D L531 LEINBEBCFR, HANS ACT. 1516-1530 P6300 LS35 LEKAKIS, MICHAEL B. 1907 P6300 L536 LEKBERG, BARBARA B. 1925 M397D L543 LE LUTAIN, ROBERT 1666-1743 d397F L549 LEMATTE, JACQUES B. 1850 83978 L551 LEMERCIER, 3ACOUE 1585-1654 M534F L5S4 LEMKE, JOHANN P. 1631 -1711 M397F L555 LEMOYNE, FRANCOIS 1688-1737 L39'r ISSS LE MOITURIER, PIERRE ANTOINE 1425-1497 N197D L558 LEMOT, FRANCOIS 1771/3-1827 M397D L559 LEMOYNE, JEAN BAPTISTE I 1681-1731 M397D L561 LEMOYNE, JEAN BAPTISTE II 1681-1711 M397D L562 LEMOYNE, JEAN LOUIS 1665-1755 M397F L563 LENAIN, ANTOINE 1588-1648' M397F t564 LENAIN, LOUIS 1593-1648 M397F L565 LENAIN, MATHIEU 1607-1677 P402F L563 LENBACH, FRANZ VON 1816-1904 N3978 L571 LENOIR, ALBERT ALEXANDRE 1801-1891 P397D L571 LENOIR, ALFRED C. 1850-1920 M3978 L572 LENOTPE, ANDRE 1813-1700 N4908 L573 LENSTOW, HANS DITLEV 1787-1851 K474F L574 LENTATE, MASTER OF P402F L575 LENZ, PETER DESIDERIT1S 1832-1928 L474F LSR1 LEONARDO DA VINCI 1452-1519 L474D L582 LEONARDO DA VINCI, SCHOOL OF L4748 L582 LEONARDO DA VINCI, SCHOOL OF N4027 L581 LEONARDSHOFF, J. P474D LS82 LEONCILLC L4748 L585 !JONI, LEONE 1509-1590 m474D L587 IEONI, PCMPEO D. 1610 P397F L585 LEONID L4740 L587 LEOPARDI, ALLESANDRo 1447-1552 P945D 2.592 LEPARC, JULIO 81978 L593 LEPAUTFT, ANTOINE 1621-1681 M397F L596 LEPICTE, NICOLAS BERNARD 1735-1784 M397M L596 LEPICTE, NICOLAS BERNARD 1735-1784 N397F LS97 LEPINE 1835-1892 8397F L599 LEPRINCE, JEAN-BAPTISTE 1737-1781 8397M L599 LFPRINCF, JEAN BAPTISTE 1733/4-1781 L397B L618 LEROuX, ROLAND P63013 L624 LESCAZE, WILLIAM L397B L626 LESCOT, PIERRE C. 1510-1578 N402F L639 LESSING, KARL FRIEDRICR 1808-1880 M3'z L644 LESUEUR, EUSTACHE 1616/17-1655 P6JJF L644 LF SUETR, MAC B. 19C. N397F L647 LETHIEBE, GUILLAUME GUTLLON 1760-1832 P504E L652 LguFEI/T, GERP B. 1914

197 1.7*, LEUTZE

N402F L654 LEUTZE, EMANUEL GOTTLIEB 1816-186E M3978 L655 LEVAD, LOUTS 1612-1670 N397D L657 LIEVEQUE, EDMOND 1814-1875 M6308 L661 LEVERETT, J. N3718 L661 LEVERTON, THOMAS 1743-1824 P610D L663 LEVI, JOSEF B. 1938 P630D L664 LEVI,. TOSEF B. 1938 P630F L664 LEVI, JULIAN E. B. 1900 M397D L664 LEVIEUX, LUCIEN D. 1780 P610F L665 LEVINE, JACK B. 1915 P630D L665 LEVINSON, MON B. 1Q26 M397F L667 LFVRAC-TOURNIERES 1688-1752 PE'OF L669 LEWANDOWSKI, EDMUND B. 1914 PrOF L674 LEWIS, HENRY 1819-1904 N630M L674 LEWIS, JAMES OTTO 1799-1858 P3648 L675 LEWIS, MARTIN ACT. 1930 P630F L675 LEWIS, NORMAN P371F L677 LEWIS, WYNDHAM B. 1884-1E57 P630F L678 LEWTTIN, LANDES R. 1892 P630D L677 LEWITT, SOL M468F L685 LFYSTER, JUDITH MOLENAER 1600-1660 P397F L691. L'HOTE, ANDRE 1885-1962 L474F L695 LIBERALE DA VERONA 1445/51-1526/36 P501D L695 LIBERMAN, ALEXANDER P. 1912 P630F L695 LIBERTE, T. JEAN 8. 1896 L474F L697 LIBRI, GIROLAMO 1474-1556 P630F L6E9 L/CHTENSTEIN, ROY B. 1923 P630P L699 LICHTNFR, MARVIN P490F L716 LIE, JONAS 1880-1940 P402E L717 LIEBERMANN, MAX 1847-1935 P402H L717 LIEBERMANN, MAX 1847-1935 L402F L721 LIESBORN, MASTER OF 1465-1520 M468F L722 LIEVENS, JAN 1607-1672 84688 L722 LIEVENS, JAN 1607 -167? L402F L723 LIFE OF VIRGIN, MASTER'OF ACT. 1460-1480 P630D L723 LIGHT, ALVIN N371D L724 LIGHTFOOT, PETER 1805-1888 L4748 L726 LIGOPIO, PIRRO 1510-1583 P534F L728 LIJEFORS, BRUNO 1860-1939 L3Q7F L732 LIMBURG, PAUL 1402-1484 L397F L733 LIMBURG BROTPERS ACT. 1400 P536D L741 LINCK, WALTER B. 1903 N514F L743 LINDEGREN, AMALIA 1814-1891 P630D L744 LINDER, JEAN P402F L747 LINDNER, RICHARD B. 1901 M397F L763 LIOTARD, JEAN ETIENNE 1702-1789 P397D L764 LIPCHTTZ, JACORES ACT. 1910-1946 P397F L764 LIPCHITZ, JACQUES ACT. 1910-1946 P397H L764 LIPCHITZ, JACQUES ACT. 1910-1946 L474F L765 LIPPI, FILIPPINO 1457-1504 L474H L765 LIPPI, FILIPPINO 1457-1504 L474F L766 LIPPI, FRA FILIPPO C. 1409-1469 K474F L766 LIPPO PENNI ACT. 1317/57

K474F L767 ' LIPPO VANNI ACT. 1341-1375 P610D L766 LIPPOLD, RICHARD P. 1915 P492D L767 LIPSI, MAURICE R. 1898 P630D L767 LIPTON, SEYMOUR P. 1903 P854F L768 LIRA, PEDRO 1845-1912 8468F L769 LIS 1600-1657

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P847o r67 LISBOA, ANTONIO FRANCISCO 1738-1814 14026 L791 LISIEWSKI, ANNA DOROTHrA 1721-1782 1468F L76I IISS, JOHANN 1570-1629 1517F L792 LLORENTE 1680-1759 P560F L812 LCCHREAD, FFNNTH B. 1926 L402F L812 LOCHNER, STEFAN 1410-1451 P630F L817 LccrwooD, WARD P402D L925 LOERCHER, ALFRED B. 1875 P536F 1.833 LOUSE, RICHARD B. 1902 L4748 L841 LOMBARD, PIETRo 1435-1515 L474D L843 LOMBARDO, ANT03I0 1462-1516 L4748 L844 LOMBARDO, PTETRO 1435-1515 L474D Ls44 LOMBARDO, PIETRO 1435-1515 L474D LS42 LCMBARDn, TUILIO 1455-1532 N6101 L849 LONGACRE, JAMES 1794-1869 m4748 L854 LONGHENA, BALDASSARE 1598-1682 N474F L858 LONGHT, ALEsSANDPO 1731-1811 m4748 L855 LCNGHI, MARTINO I, THE ELDEP D. 1591 M474B L996 LONGHI, MARTINO II, TUE YOUNGER 1602-1657 M47411 L857 LONGHI, ONOPIO 1569-1619 1474F L859 LONGHI, PIFTR0 1702-1785 1197F L863 LOO, CARLE VAN 1705-1765 m468F 1863 LOOTEN, JAN 1619-1691 L517F L864 LOPES, GREGORTO P849F LS64 LOPE!, CANDIE0 1840-1902 P630F L864 LOPE?, CARLOS 1517D 1.964 LOPEZ Y PORTANA, VINCENTE 1772-1850 K474F L86' LOPENZETTI, AMPRO1I0 1319-1148 K-474F t871 IORENZETTI, PIRTPO 1105-1349 L474E LS69 LORENZO MONACO C. 1370-1425 P397F L874 LORJOU, BERNARD B. 1908 L3q7B.L875 L "ORME, PHILIBERT DE 1512/15-1570 1197D L878 LORTA, JEAN 1752-1837 L402B L879 LOSCHER, WOLF D. 1577 N4028 L881 IOSSow, HEINRICH 1843-1897 M402F L8s2 LOTH 1632-1698 P4020 L882 LOTH, WILHELM B. 1920 L474F L884 LOTTO, LORENZO 1480-1554/6 P61OF L8S8 LCTIIS,- MORRIS 1112-1962 N3978 L898 LOUIS, VICTOR 1711-1800 P197M L891 LOUPOT, CHARLES 1371F L8q3 LOPTHERBOURG 1740-1812 P6100 L8q7 LOVE, ARLENE 1864F L911 LOVERA, JUAN 1778-1841 P371F L121 LCWRY, LAURENCE STEPHEN B. 1887 P901m 1925 tO7OWICK, LOUIS 8. 1892 P918F L926 tuBARDA, PETAR R. 1907 K474F L931 LUCA DI TOMME 1330 -1389 N3970 L913 LUCAS DE MONTEGNY 1747-1810 L468F L933 LUCAS VAN LEYDEN 1494-1533 t4681 L933 LUCAS VAN LEYDEN 1494-1513 P474F L418 LITCIONT, LUIGI B. 1900 r402F L948 LUDWIG, WOLEGANG P516D L951 LUGINSHEHL, BERNHARD B. 1929 L474F L952 LuINI, BERNARDINO 1481-1532 P6300 L953 LUKIN, SHEN P630F L953 SHEN 0630F Lq54 !MKS, GEORQE 1867-1933 pa9OF tq61 LUND, HENRIK 1879-1915

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M534E L962 LUNDBERG, GUSTAF 1699-1786 P630F L963 MINDEBERG, HELEN B. 1908 N534F L962 LUNDGREN, !CRON SELLIE 1815-1875 1,1534E L962 LUNDR, HFNRIK THEODOR 1812-1896 P610F L962 LUNDQUIST, E. P517F L966 LUOUE, ANGEL R. 1927 L4748 L967 LURAGO, ROCCO D. 1590 P197F L967 LURCAT, JEAN B. 1892 L402D L969 LUSHPERGER, LORENZ ACT. 1486-1501 P999F L971 LUSK, DORIS B. 1916 P2388 L974 MITTENS, E. P630F L977 LUX, GWEN B. 1908 K197B L979 LUZARCHES, R. DE p999D L984 LYE, LEN B. 1901 N862F L987 LYNCH, ALBERTO B. 1851 L402M M109 Ma., MASTER 0? P250F M112 MABE, MANABfl B. 1924 L394E M112 MABUSE, JAN GOSSRERT 1462-1533 M6308 M118 MCBEAN, THOMAS P999F M121 MCCAHON, COLIN B. 1919 P845F M125 MACCIO, Romno 9. 1931 p845m M125 MACCIO, ROMILO B. 1931 P630D M126 MCCLANAHAN, PRESTON N6308 M129 MCCOMB, JOHN JR. 176 3 -18 53 P999F M111 MCCORMACK, T.A. B.. 1883 P173E M132 MCCRACKEN, FRANCIS 1879-1959 P630D M132 MCCRACKEN, JOHN B.19 34 PA10D M133 MCCRACKEN, PHILIP P630F M132 MCCOSH, DAVID (JOHN) B. 1903 P630F M133 MCCRADY, JOHN B. 1911 P630F M135 MACDONALD-WPIGHT, STANTON B. 1890 P630M M115 MACD0NALD-WRIGHT, STANTON B. 1890 P630D M138 MCDOWELL P999F M141 MCFARLANE, QUENTIN B. 1935 P630F M143 MCFEE, HENRY LEE B. 1886 P630F M145 MCGARRELL, JAMES B. 1930 P630F M146 MCGEE, CHARLES N6308 M152 MCINTIRE, SAMUEL 1757-1811 N630D M152 MCINTIRE, SAMUEL 1757-1811 P999F M152 MCINTYRE, RAYMOND 1879-1933 L517F M192 MACIP, VINCENTE C. 1475-1545 P630F M152 MACIVER, LOREN B. 1909 P402D M191 MACK, OTTO HEINZ B. 1931 N630F M193 MACKAY ACT. 1788-1791 P402F M194 MACKE, AUGUST 1987-1914 P630B M156 MCKENZIE, VOORHEES AND GMELIN P630B M158 MCKIM, MEAD AND WRITE P174D M158 MACKINTOSH, CHARLES 1868-1928 P174E M158 MACKINTOSH, CHARLES 1868-1928 P174M M158 MACKINTOSH, CHARLES 1868-1928 P174K M159 MACKPIRDC, ARTHUR R. P630F M161 MCLAUGHLIN, JOHN R. 1898 P630M M163 MACLEAN, E. N371F M165 MACLISE, D. 1806-1870 N371H M165 MACLISE, D. 1806-1870 P630D M167 MACMONNIES, .FREDERICK 1863-1934 P630F M168 MCNEIL, GEORGE P. 1908 P630D M169 MACNEIL, HERMON R. 1866 P630F M171 MCNEIL, LLOYD G.

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P374K M117 MCWPIRTER, JOHN 1839-1911 P371D M177 MCWTLLIAM, F.E. B. 1904 M4748 M181 MADERNA, CARLO 1556-1629 M474D M182 MADERNO, STEFANO 1576-1636 L402F M185 MAELESKIRCHER, GABRIEL C. 1455-1496 M468F M186 MAES, NIC0LAES 1632-1693 1474F M187 MAFFEI, FRANCESCO P630D M188 MAGAR P845F M188 MAGARINOS, VICTOR B. 1924 M474F M196 MAGNASCO, ALIESANDRO 1681-1749 M4748 M196 MAGNASCO, ALLESANDPO 1681-1749 P474D M196 MAGNELLI, ALPERTO B. 1888 M397D M197 MAGNIER, PHILIPPE 1647-1715 P397F M212 MAGRITTE, RENT 1898-1967 P402F M214 MAHLMANN, MAX B. 1912 L474D M217 MAIANO, BENEDETTO DA 1442-1497 P397D M221 MAILLOL, APISTIDE J.B. 1861-1944 P397F M221 MAILLOL, ARISTIDE J.B. 1861-1944 L474F M224 MAINARDI, SEBASTIAN° C. 1460-1513/15 P630F M229 MAIRS, CLARA GARDNER B. 1878 K47413 M232 MAITANI, LORENZO 1275-1330 K474D M232 MAITANI, LORENZO 1275-1330 K534D M233 MAJESTAS OF GOTLAND, MASTER OF ACT. 12TH CT P630M M234 MAJORS, WILLIAM

. 0364F M235 MAKART, HANS JOHANN FERDINAND 1840-1884 N630F M241 MALBONE, EDWARD GREENE 1777-1807 P474D M244 MALDERELLI, ORONZIO B. 1892 P845F M244 MALDONADO, TOMAS B. 192? P1345M M244 MALDONADO, TOMAS B. 1922 P807F M244 MALDONADO THIBAULT P501F M248 MALEWITSCH, KASIMIR S. 187R-1935 ?847F M248 MALFATTI, ANITA B. 1896 1)397D M24S MALFRAY, CHARLES 1887-1940 P845F M249 MALHARBO, MARTIN 1865-1911 P630D M251 MALINA, FRANK B. 1912 P630D M252 MALLARY, ROBERT B. 1917 R3888 M254 MALLING, PEDER 1781-1865 L394F M258 MALCMEL, JEAN ACT. 1396-1419 M394M M272 MANDEB, KAREL VAN 1548-1606 P397F M274 MANESSTER, ALFRED B.1911 0397F M275 MANE?, EDOUARD 1832-1883 N397M M275 MANET, EDOUARD 1832-1883 N61013 M277 MANGIN, JOSEPH FRANCOIS 1794-1818 ?474F M277 MANGRAVITTE, PEPPINO B. 1896 P630D M2131 MANN, DAVID PB56F M285 MANOSAT.VAS, JUAN 1840-1906 143978 M286 MANSART, FRANCOIS 1598-1664 M3978 M287 MANSART, JULES HARDOuIN 1646-1708 P630D M2P7 MANSHTP, PAM_ B. 1885 L474F M291 MANTEGNA, ANDREA 1431-1506 L474M M291 MANTEGNA, ANDREA 1431-1506 P815F M294 MANUEL P474D M296 MANZT1, GIACOMO B. 1908 P4748 M296 MANZI!, GIACOMO B. 1908 M474D M298 MARAGLIANO, ANTONIO 1664-1741 P630D M311 MARANS, MOISSAYE M474D M311 MARATTA, FRANCESCO D. 1719 M474F M312 MARATTI, CARLO 1625-1743 M474F M313 MAPAZZONE, PIER FRANCESCO 1571-1626

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P402D M113 M A R C , FRANZ 18R0-1916 P402F M313 MARC, FRANZ 1880-1916 P630F M311 MARCA-RELLI, CONRAD B. 1911 P197F M315 MARCHAND, ANDRE 1877-1951 M4748 M317 MARCHIONNI, CARLO 1702-1786 P402D M319 MARCKS, GERHARD B. 1889 P492F M321 MARCOUSSIS, LOUIS 1883-1941 9630F M123 MARE, JOHN C. 1739 L397F M123 MARICHAL DE ROUCICANT, MASTEROF M534F M323 MAREES, GEORG DE 1697-1776 N402F M323 MAREES, HANS VON 1837-1887 N402H M323 MARFES, HANS VON 1837-1887 K474F M327 MARGARTTONE ACT. 1260 P501H M129 MARGO, BORIS B. 1901 P501M M329 MARGO, BORIS B. 1902 P498F M331 MARGULES, DE HIRSH B. 1899 P474D M312 MARI, ENZO B. 1932 P610D M332 MARIA, WALTER DE P846F 4312 MARIACA ARGDEDAS, ANTONIO B. 1929 M474F M314 MARIESCHI, MICHELE 1693-1743 P630F M317 MARIN, JOHN 1872-1953 P630H M337 MARIN, JOHN 1872-1953 P630M M137 MARIN, JOHN 1872-1953 P630P M337 MARIN, JOHN 1872-1953 N397D M337 MARIN, JOSEPH C. 1759-1803 P474D M339 MARINI, MARINO B. 1407 P474F M339 MARINI, MARINO H. 1901 L468F M139 MARINITS VAN ROYMERSEVAELE 1497-1567 M468F M342 MARTS, JAKOB 1837-1899 P3970 M142 MARISOL B. 1930 P397F M342 MARISOL B. 1930 N517F M145 MARK, EDWARD WALHOUSE 1817-1R95 N630F M345 MARK, GEORGE WASHINGTON C. 1817-1879 P630F M346 MARKMAN, RONALD N371F M149 MARLOW, WILLIAM 1740-1811 L397F M351 MARMION, SIMON 1425-1489 N397F M353 MARNE, JEAN LOUIS DE 1744-1829 P397D A357 MAROUESTE, LAURENT HONORE 1848-1920 P397F M398 MAROUET, ALFRED (PIERRE A.) 1875-1947 P397F M366 MARSH, REGINALD 1898 -1954 P397M M366 MARSH, REGINALD 1898-1959 N371F M367 MARSHALL, BEN 1767-1815 N371F M377 MARTENS, CONRAD 1801-1871 P371F M379 MARTIN, CHARLES 1820-1906 N534F M379 MARTIN, ELIAS 1739-1818 P397D M179 MARTIN, ETIENNE R. 1413 P630F M379 MARTIN, FLETCHER B. 1904 P630F 4380 MARTIN, FRED B. 1927 N630F M3R1 MARTIN, HOMER D. 1816-1897 N371F M179 MARTIN, JOHN 1789-1894 N371M M379 MARTIN, JOHN 1789- 18 54 P371D M3R1 MARTIN, KENNETH B. 1905 P371D M3R2 MARTIN, MARY B. 1907 N371F M385 MARTINEAU, ROBERT BRAITHWAITE 1R26-1869 M47411 M385 MARTINELLI, DOMENICO 1650-1718 P630M M385 MARTINELLI, EZIO H. 1911 P585F M385 MARTINEZ, RICARDO B. 1918 P474D M386 MARTINI, ARTURO 1889-1997 P630F M385 MARTINI, JOSEPH

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K474F 4386 MARTINI, SIMONE C9 1283-1344 44748 4386 MARTINIS, PIETRO DE 1658-1736 P847F M386 MARTINS, ALDEMIR B. 1922 P847M M386 MARTINS, ALDEMIR B. 1922 L517F 4387 MARTORFLL, BERNARDO C. 1433-1454 L474F 4394 MASACCIO TOMMASO GUIDI 1901-1428 P474D 4395 MASCHERINI, MARCELLO A. 1906 L474D M396 MASEGNE, JACOBELLO 14TH-15TH CT L474D 4397 MASEGNE, PIER PAOLO 14TH-15TH CT P630F 4396 MASLEY, ALEYANDER SAMUEL ACT. 1934 K474F 4398 MASO DI BANCO ACT. 1320-1346 L474F M398 MASOLINO DA PANICALE, TOMASSO 1383-1447 P6100 4399 MASON, JOHN B. 1927 N397F 4415 MASSE, AUGUSTE B. 1795 P397F M419 MASSON, ANDRE B. 1R96 P397H M419 MASSON, ANDRE B. 1896 44740 M422 MASSUOLI, GIUSEPPE 1644-1725 L394F 4421 MASSYS, CORNELIS 1510/2-1580/1 L394N M421 MASSYS, CORNELIS 1510/2- 15R0/1 L394/7 M422 MASSYS, JAN 1509-1575 L394F M423 MASSYS, QUENTIN 1466-1530 P474D M423 MASTROIANNI, UMBERTO R. 1910 P4020 M425 MATARE, EWALD B. 1887 4402B 4429 MATHEY, JEAN BAPTISTS 7 1630-1695 P397F M431 MATHIEU, GEORGE B. 1921 N3974 M431 MATHIEU, J. 1804-1861 K397V 4431 MATHILT)E, OUFEN ACT. 1066 P3970 M433 MATISSE, HENRI 1869-1954 R397F 4433 MATISSE, HENRI 1869-1954 P397M 4433 MATISSE, HENRI 1869-1954 P397P 4433 MATISSE, HENRI 1869-1954 P854F M434 MATTA ECHATIRREN, ROBERTO S. B. 1912 L474F 4435 MATTEO DI GIOVANNI 1430/5-1495 M4740 M444 MATTIA DE ROSSI P6300 M444 riTTOX, CHARLES B. 1910 P534F M444 MATTSON, HENRY ELIS B. 1887 P384F 4445 MATULKA, JAN R. 1890 L4020 M448 MADER, MASTER OF 16TH CT 4366F M449 MATILBERTSCH, FRANZ ANTON 1724-1796 P630F 4453 MAURER, ALFRED 1868-1912 P4028 M453 MAURER, LOUIS 1832-1932 P4024 4453 MAURER, LOUIS 1832-1932 P847F 4461 MAVIGNIER, ALMIR B. 1926 P402F 4463 MAX, GABRIEL 1840-1915 P6308 M467 MAYBECK:, 3. 1862-1957 P630F 4469 MAYHEW, RICHARD M517F M472 MAYNO, J. 1569-1649 4517F 4476 MA70 DEL, ASCR. TO 1606-1667 L474F M4/7 MAZZOLA, PILIPPO 1460-1505 1.474F M4/8 r MAZZOLINO, LODOVICO 1480-1528 P474D 4478 MAZZULLO, GUISSEPPE B. 1913 4474F M479 MAZZONI, SEBASTIANO P6300 4491 MFADMORE, CHARLES P3710 4482 MEADOWS, BERNARD B. 1915 P630F M486 MECHAff, FRANK ALBERT JR. 1904-1946 L4024 4487 MECKENEM, ISRAHEL 1450-1503/17 P2880 M498 MFDALLA, DAVID P. 1942 P6304 4494 MEEKER, DEAN JACKSON B. 1920 N630F M494 MEEKER, JOSEPH RUSLING 1827-1889 18r 203 c, MEFFORD

P630D m495 MEFFORD, BOYD P536D 4497 mEGERT; CHRISTIAN B. 1936 M1948 M498 mEHMET AGA p402F m499 MEIDNER, LunwiG R.1884 p402D m511 mEIER-DENEINGROFF, BRIGITTE R. 1923 N250M M512 METJI SCHOOL N397F 4515 MEissONIER, JEAN 1815-1891 83978 M515 MEISSONIER, JEAN 1815-1891 m474B m515 mEisSONIER, JUSTE ARRELE 1693-1750 L402D M515 WEI?, KoNRAD ACT. 1500-1540 p630F m518 MELCHErs, GARI 1860-1932 P630D M51R MELCHERT, JAMES B. 1930 N402D M518 MELCHOIR, JoHANN PETER 179.2-1825 P630D M519 mELCHOR, TAMARA p630F M519 MELCH0R, TAMARA M474F m519 mELENDEZ, LUIS 1716-1780 M397m m524 mELLAN, CLAUDE 1598-1688 L474F M528 mELONE, FERRARI AtToRELLO 1497-1517 L474F M529 MELOTZ0 DA FoRLI 1438-1494 p374F M531 mELVILLE, ARTHUR 1055-1904 L394F M533 mEmLING, HANS C. 1430-1494 m517D m534 MENA Y mENDRANO, REDR0 1628-1693 K474F m534 mENABuoi, GiUsTO D. 1393 P4028 M537 mENDEIsOHN, ERIC 1887-1953 p585m m538 mENDEZ, TEOPcLno B. 1903 P630D M541 mENEELEY 4402F m544 MENGS, ANTONIO RAPHAEL 1728-1799 N397F M545 mENJATID, ALEXANDER 1773-1832 p492F m545 MENKEZ, zyGmUNT B. 1896 8536F m547 mENN, BARTHELEMY 1815-1893 p402F m551 mEN7EL, ADOLF VON 1815-1905 p397D 4555 mERciE, M.J. ANTONIN 1845-1916 p39713 M555 MERCIER, J. LE PBO4F AS61 mFRIDA, CARLCS B. 1891 P999F M575 MERTON, OWEN 1887-1931 N3978 M576 mERYON, CHARLES 1821-1868 p4028 m584 mEsSEL, ALFRED 1853-1909 M402D m584 MEssERsCHNIDT, FRANZ XAVIER 1736-1783 p478D M585 mEssINA, FRANcEsCC B. 1900 P630D m585 MESSINA, JOSEPH P538D M586 mEsTRovIC, IVAN 19R5-1962 p5187 851-i6 mEsTRoVIC,. IVAN 1885-1962 P630F 11588 METCALF, wILIARD 1858-1925 m468F m594 mETSn, GABRIEL 1630-1667 m4688A594 METSU, GABRIEL 1630-1667 p402b m595 mETTEL, HANS 1903-1966 K397K m596 MET?., SCHOOL OF p397r 4596 METZINGER, JEAN 1883-1957 p364D M596 METZNER, FRAN% 1870-1919 P3660 m597 MEUNIER, cONSTANTIN EMILE 1811-1905 P630D.M612 MEYER P630 M613 MEYERs, JEROME m53416 mEYTENs, MARTIN, THE YOUNGER 1695-1770 P585i M617 mEZA, GUILLERMO B. 1917 N397F m621 MICHALLON, ACRILLE E. 1796-1822 N397F 4622 micHAUX, EDOUARD-EMILE N397F M623 mTCNEL, GEoRGEs 1763-1843

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L474F M623 MICHELANGELO BUONARROTT 1475-1564 N864F M623 MICHELENA, ARTURO 1863-1898 L4748 M624 MICHELOZTO, BARTOLDIME0 DI 1396-1472 L474D M624 MICHELOZZO, EARTOLCMMEO DI 1 396 1472 N490D M623 MICHELSEN, HANS 1789-1859 P4748 M623 MICHETT, FRANCESCO PAOLO 1851-1929 P371F M627 MIDDLEDITCH, EDWARD B. 1923 N490D M627 MIDDLETHUN, JULIUS OLAVIIS 1820-1886 M3718 M628 MIDDLETON, CHARLES C. 1790 M468F M633 MIEREVELD, M.J. 1567-1641 M468F M632 MIERIS, FRANZ VAN, THE ELDER 1635-1681 P40..cs M632 MIES VAN DER ROHE, L. 1888-1969 M397F M615 MIGNAPD, PIERRE 1610/12-1695 M402F M636 MIGNON 1661-1743 P474D M637 MILANI, UMBERTO B. 1912 N402F M641 MILDE, KARL JULIUS 1803-1875 P815F M644 MILIAN, RAUL B. 1914 N371F M645 MILLAIS, JOAN EVERETT 1829-1896 L474D M645 MILLAN, PEDRO 1487-1526 L397M M645 MILLAN, PIERRE P517F M645 MILLARES, MANOLO B. 1926 N630F M647 MILLER, ALFRED JACOB 1810-1874 Pf3OF M648 MILLER, KENNETH HAYEE 1876-1952 P630F M649 MILLER, RICHARD 1875-1934 M3718 M651 MILLER, SANDERSON 1717-1780 L4328 M652 MILLER, WOLFGANG B. 1537 P534D M652 MILLES, CARL 1875-1955 M397F M653 MILLET, JEAN FRANCOIS 1642-1679 N397F M653 MILLET, JEAN FRANCOIS 1814-1875 M402D M654 MILLICH, NICOLAS C. 1653/54 N372D M655 MILLMORE, MARTIN N630D M657 MILLS, CLARK 1815-1883 N6308 M657 MILLS, ROBERT L402D M663 MINDELHETMER SIPPE, MASTER OF P474D M664 MINGUZZI, LITCIANO R. 1911 P474F M664 MINGUZZI, LucIANo B. 1911 P366D M6f5 MINNE, GEORGE 1P66-1941 P366F M665 MINNE, GEORGE. 1866-1941 L474D M666 MINO DA FIESOLE 1411-14R4 P371F M667 MINTON, JOHN 1917-1997 P845F M668 MINUJIN, MARTA B. 1941 P474D M675 MIRK° (BASALDELLO) B. 1910 P517D Mf76 MIRO, JOAN P. 1893 P517F M676 MIRO, JOAN R. 1893 P630F M681 MITCHELL, GLEN R. 1894 P610F M682 MITCHELL, JOAN P. 1976 P630M M6R5 MIYASAKI, GEORGE JOJI R. 1Q35 L474M M688 MOCETTO, GTROLAMO 1458-1531 M474D M688 MCCHI, FRANCESCO 1580-1694 L474M F689 MODENA, NICOIFTTO POSEY DA 1450-1516 L474M M689 MODENA, TOMASSO DA 1325-1376 P402F M689 MODERSOHNBECKER, PAULA 1876-1907 P474D M692 MODIGLIANI, AMEDEO 1884-1920 P474F M692 MODIGLTANI, AMEDEO 1884-1920 P4748 M6Q2 MODIGLTANI, AMEDEO 1884-1970 P470T' M698 MOHOIYNAGY, LASZLO 1895-1946 P470F M698 MOHOLYNAGY, LASZLO 1895-1946 P4" /OP M698 mOHOLYNAGY, LASZLO 1895-194A P490F Mf99 MOHR, HUGO MAYS B. 1889

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M397F M712 MOTLLON, L. P371F M713 MCIRA, GERALr EDWARD C. 1867 )1474F M717 MOLA, PIER FRANCESCO 1612-1666 4474H M717 MCLA, PIER FRANCESCO 1612-1666 M468F M718 MOLENAER, JAN MIENSE 1610-1668 P474F M722 MOLINARI, GUIDO 1877-1927 P630F )1726 MCLLER, HANS B. 1905 P397F M733 MOMMER, PAUL B. 1899 L394F M733 MOMPER, JOOST DE 1564-1635 P468F M741 MONDRIAN, PIET 1872-1944 L402F M741 MONDSSE, MASTER OF ACT. 15TH CT P397F M742 MONET, CLAUDE 1840-1926 113978 M742 MONET, CLAUDE 1840-1926 8397D M749 MONNOT, MARTIN CLAUDE 1733-1803 M397D M751 MONNOT, PIERRE E. 1657-1733 M397F M749 MONNOYFR, JEAN BAPTISTE 1634-1699 N371F M752 MONRO, DR. THOMAS 1759-1833 P864F M754 MONSANTO, ANTONIO EDMUNDO 1890-1947 L474F M751 MONTAGNA, BRTOLOMEO 1450/60-1523 M517D M764 MONTANFS, JUAN MARTINEZ 1568-1649 L4748 M773 MONTECAVALLO, ANTONIO ACT. 1490 P585F 4777 MONTENEGRO, ROBERTO B. 1885 P474D M781 MONTEVERDE, GIULIO 1837-1917 83978 M782 MONTFERPAND, AUGUSTE RTCARD DE 1786-1858 P630F M787 MONTGOMERY, FRUCE N397F M791 MONTTCELLI, ADOLPHE 1724-1886 L474D M798 MONTORSOLT, GIOVANNI 1507-1563 8397F M815 MONVOISIN, RAYMOND QUINSAC 1790-1870 8371F M821 MOORE, ALBERT JOSEPH 1 841 - 1893 P371D r822 MOORE, HENRY B. 1898 P371F M822 MOORE, HENRY B. 1898 M402B M825 MOOSBRUGGER, CASPER D. A723 P468D M825 MCOY, JAAP B. 1905 P806F M828 MORALES, ARMANDO B. 1927 1.517F M828 MORALES, LUIS DE 1509-1586 P371F MP29 MORAN, THOMAS 1837-1926 P171M M829 MORAN, THOMAS 1837-1926 13474F MP29 MCRANDI, GIORGIO B. 1890 P474M M829 MORANDI, GIORGIO B. 1890 N397F M838 MOREAU, GU STAVE 1826-1898 )1197F m817 MOREAU, JEAN MICHEL, THE YOUNGER 1741-1814 )1397F MP39 MOREAU, LORI'S GABRIEL 1740-1806 P397F M838 MOREAU, LUC ALBERT 1882-1948 I468F M817 MCPEELSE, PAULUS 1571-1638 P630D m838 MOREHOUSE, WILLIAM 8845F 8838 MOREL, CARLOS 1813-1894 P397F mm41 MORELLET, FRANCOIS B. 1926 L474F M845 MORETTO, ALLFSSANDRO 1498-1555 P630M M849 MORGAN, NORMA B. 1928 L474K M849 MCRGANI L402D M851 MORGENSTERN, ANDREAS 16TH CT 8402F M852 MORGENSTERN, CARL 1811-1893 N397F M861 MORISOT, PERTHE M.P. 1841-1895 )1397)1 M861 MCPISOT, RERTHE M.P. 1841-1895 M474D M863 MCRLAITER, GTAM -MARIA 1699-1781 N371F M863 MORLAND, GEORGE 1763-1804 L468E MP67 MORO, ANTONIO 1512/9-1575 7 L474F M868 MORONE, DOMENICO (PELACANE) 1442-1517 L474F M869 MORONI, GIOVANNI PATTISTA C. 1520-1S72

206 188 -- MUNCH

P397F M869 MOROT, AIME NICOLAS 1850-1913 P630F M875 MORRIS, GEORGE R. 1905 P630F M876 MORRIS, KYLE B. 1918 M371B M877 MORRIS, ROBERT 1695-1749 P630D M877 MORRIS, ROBERT R. 1931 N371F M878 MORRIS, WILLIAM 1834-1896 N630D M886 MORSE, SAMUEL F.B. 1791-1872 N630F M886 MORSE, SAMUEL F.B. 1791-1872 P388F M887 MOkTENSEN, RICHARD B. 1910 P366F M888 MORTIEP, ANTOINE B. 1908 M371F M888 MORTIMER, J.H. 1741-1779 P397M M892 MORVAN, HERVF P630M M896 MOSCOCO P364K m899 MOSER, KOLOMAN 1868-1918 P364M M899 MOSER, KOLOMAN 1868-1918 L402F M899 MOSER, LUCAS ACT. 1431 P630F M911 MOSES, GRANDMA D. 1961 P630 M911 MOSKOWITZ, ROBERT M397K M912 AOSNIER, JEAN P630D M913 MOSS, JOE B. 1933 P630D M913 MOSS, MEL L468F M915 MOSTAERT, JAN C. 1475-1555 N8w7F M917 MOTA AGOSTINHO JOSE DA 1824-1878 P630F M918 MOTHERWELL, ROBERT B. 1915 P250D M919 MOTONAGA, SADAMASA B. 1922 N397F M922 MOTTEZ, VICTOR LOUIS 1809-1897 P501D M924 MOTICHINA, VERA I. 1889-1953 N397D m924 MOUCHY, LOUIS P. 1734-1801 P397F M926 monLIN, CHARLES ACT. 1895-1914 N845M M926 MOULIN, HIPOLITO ACT. 1830 L397F M926 MOULINS, MASTER OF 1455-1530 P630D M926 MOULPIED, DEBORAH DE i. 1933 N630F M927 MOULTHROP, REUBEN 1763-1814 P397F M927 ?MOLY, MARCEL C. 1920 N63017 M928 MOUNT, WILLIAM S. 1807-1868 N6308 M928 MOUNT, WILLIAM S. 1807-1868 P397M M929 MOURON-CASSANDRE, A. P218M M938 MCY, SEONG B. 1921 P371F M938 MOYNIHAN, RODRIGO B. 1910 P999F M939 MRKUSICH, MILAN P. 1925 K218F M941 MU CHI P474H M942 MUCCINI, M. 1872-1953 P3848 M942 MUCHA, ALPHONSE P384M M942 MUCHA, ALPHONSE N402F m942 MUCKS, R. P630F m946 MUELLER, GEORGE P402F M947. MUELLER, OTTO 1874-1930 P402M M947 MUELLER, OTTO 1874-1930 P516D M947 MUELLER, ROBERT R. 1920 P402F M948 MUENTER, GABRIEL! B. 1877 M4748 m948 milET, PIERRE LP 1591-1669 M468F M957 MULIER, PIETER 1637-1701 P856F M958 MULLER-LEWIT, MARIO B.1940 L402D M961 MULTSCHER, HANS 1400-1467 P474D M963 ?MARI, BRUNO P. 1907 P490F M963 MUNCH, EDVARD 1863-1944 P4908 M963 MUNCH, EDVARD 1863-1944 P490M M963 MUNCH, EDVARD 1863-194R N490F M963 MUNCH, JACOB 1776-1839

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P371F 8965 MUNDY, HENRY B. 1919 P470F 8966 MUNKACSY, MIHALY 1844-1900 P490F 8971 MUNTHE,. GERHARD 1849-1929 8474F Mq72 MURA, FRANCEsCO DE 1696-1782 P610E 8971 MURCH, WALTER P. 1907 M517F M977 MURILLO, BARTHOLOME ESTEBAN 1618-1682 P630F 8477 mURPHY, GERALD P610F 8978 MURPHY, JOHN FRANCIS 1851-1921 P630M M979 MURPHY, aOHN J.A. P630D M982 MURRAY, CLARK P5SOD M9R3 MURRAY, ROBERT B. 1936 P630D mq96 MYERS, FORREST B. 1941 P630F m996 MYERS, JEROME 1867-1940 J462R 8998 BY ACT. 5TH CT. B.C. 8468F 89q8 MYTENS, DANTEL 1590-1658 m468F Mqq9 MYTENS, JAN 1614-1670 P397P N128 NADAR P397P N129 NADAR, PAUL p492D N114 NADELMANN, ELIE 1882-1946 N402F N142 NAEKE, GUSTAV HEINRICH 1786-1825 P630D N149 NAGLE, RON P630R N149 NAGLE, RON P630D N163 NAKIAN, REUBEN P. 1R97 8397E N192 NANTEUIL, R. 1623/5-1678 M1978 N192 NANTEUIL, R. 1623/5-1678 K474F N224 NARDO DI CTONE ACT. 1345-1366 N3718 N251 NASH, JOHN 1752-1835 P371F N252 NASH, PAUL 1889-1946 116308 N263 NASON, THOMAS B. 1889 P4028 N269 NAST, THOMAS 1840-1902 8397E N279 NATOIRE, CHARLES JOSEPH 1700-1777 M 397K N279 NATOIRE, CHARLES JOSEPH 1700-1777 m397F N283 NATTIER, JEAN MARC 1685-1766 P630D N2q9 NAUMAN, BRUCE N366F N324 NAVE2, FRANCOIS JOSEPH 1767-1869 P630D N326 NAVIN, RICHARD B. 1934 P402F N131 NAY, ERNST WILHELM B. 1902 4610F N338 NFAGLE, JOHN 1798-1865 N402M N359 NEBEL, KARL 1805-1855 N3888 N359 NEBELONG, JOHANN HENRIK 1817-18'71 N364F N371 MEP, JOHANN MICHAEL 1807-1882 m468F N381 NEAR, AERT VAN DER 1603/4-1677 p8550 N385 NEGRET, EDGAR B. 1920 p474D N186 NEGRI, mARTO B. 1906 N402F N196 NEHER, mICHAL 1798-1876 P5148 N425 NELSON, CARL G. B. 1898 P371F N426 NELSON, HAROLD C. 1871 L3978 8442 NEPVEU, PIERRE N402F N443 NERBY, FRIEDRICH 1807-1878 P630D N445 NERI, MANUEL P630R N446 NERI, SUSAN P474F N448 NERLI, nIROLAMo 1862-1926 L468F N469 NETHERLANDS, SCHOOL OF m468F N471 NETSCHER, GASPER 1639-1684 84028 N473 NETTE, JCN FRIEDRICH 1672-1714 L394F N478 NEUFCHATEL, NICOLAS 1527-C. 1590 p1768 N482 NEUFIELD, JOSEPH 84028 N489 NEUMANN, BALTHASAR 1687-1753 P3648 N497 NEUTRA, RICHARD 1892-1970 1b0 208 -- OHLMUL LER

N397F N498 NEUVILLE, ALPHONSE DE 1835-1885 P630D N512 NEVELSON, LOUIS' B. 1900 P371F N527 NEVINSON, CHRISTOPRER R.W. 1889-1846 P630F N551 NEWMAN, RAPNETT B. 1q05 P630F N554 NEWMAN, POREPT LOFTIN 1827-1915 N6308 N558 NEWSAm, ALBERT 1809-1864 N4748 N586 NICCOLINT, ANTONIO 1772-1850 K474E N586 NICCOLO DI BTIONACCORSO 1348-1188 K474F N587 NICCOLO DI SEGNA ACT. 1131/40 P630F N617 NICHOLS, DALE P371D N624 RICHOLSON, PEN S. 1894 P371F N624 NICHOLSON, BEN B. 1894 N371F N625 NICHOLSON, FRANCIS 1753-1844 P371F l626 NICHOLSON, SIR WILLIAM 1872-1949 P3718 N626 NICHOLSON, SIR WILLIAM 1872-1949 N36EF N644 NICOLIE, JOSEPH 1791-1854 N490F N669 NIELSEN, AMALDUS 1838-1869 P3ARD N669 NIELSEN, KAI 1882-1924 P7q0B N672 NIEMEYER, OSCAR C. 1907 N3q7P N674 NIEPCE, NICEPHORE L402D N6°3 NIKOLAUS VCN RAGENAU B. 1445 P480D N735 NIVOLA, CONSTANTINO B.1911 P6308 N778 NOGUCHT, ISAMU P. 1904 P630D N778 NOGnCHT, ISAMU R. 1904 P98qF N787 NOLAN, SIDNEY ROBERT P. 1917 P630F N789 NOLAND, KENNETH B. 1924 P468F N781 NCLDE, EMIT, 1863-1956 9468M N791 NCLDE, EMIL 1863-1956 8394D N794 NOLLEKENS, J. M397F N799 NCMP, R. DE K364P N814 NONNBERG CROSSES, MASTER OF 14TH CT M468E N81i1 NOOPT, ADAM VAN 1562-1641 P534F N829 NORDENRERG, BENGT 1822-1902 P534F N833 NORDFELDT, 8.3.0. R. 1878 N534F N832 NORDGREN, AXEL 1828-1888 P534F N832 NCPDSTPCM, BERTFL E. B. 1884 N585D NR34 MORENA, MIGUEL R. 1843 8514E NR63 NCPSTEDT, JOHN REINHOLD 1843-1911 NOCR N818 NCTMAN, JOHN 1810-1865 N474P N938 NOVELLI, PIETRO ANTONIO 1729-1804 8630D N945 NOVI:MS P6308 N948 NOWICKI, MATHEW 1910-1949 N468F N991 MEN, WIJAND 1813-1839 85348 N983 NYPORG, DAVIT? D. 1519 P402F 0122 OBERLANDER, APOT.F 1845-1923 P855F 0132 OBRPGON, ALEJANDRO B. 1920 N372E 0132 O'BRIEN, GEORGE 1R21-1888 P402D 0132 OBRIST, HERMANN 1863-1927 P171F 0152 OCCLEVE, T. 8-468E 0162 OCRTERVELT, JACOB 1634/5-1708 P630D 01A2 OCONNOP, ANDREW JR. 1874-1941 P372F 0182 OCCNNEP, RODERIC 1860-1940 P630D 0222 ORATE, TOSHIO N366F 0232 ODEVAERE, JOSEPH DIOVISTHS 1778-1869 K1978 0252 ODO OF mETZ P630F 0262 C'DOWD, ROBERT P585F 0352 O'GORMAN, JnAN 8. 1905 P5958 0352 O'GORMAN, JUAN B. 1905 N40213 0372 OHLMULLER, JOS2P1 DANIEL 1791-1838

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R250E0412 OFADA, FENN B. 1005 P630F0412 OIFEEEFE, GEORGIA 1887-1950 P989F0412 OIKEEFFE, H. 1858-1941 N402F0422 OLDACH, JULIUS 18°4-1830 P534D0442 OLDENBtTRG, CIAFS B. 1929 P534F0442 OLDENBURG, CLAES R. 1929 P501F0472 OLTTSKT, JULFs B. 1922 P61OM0481 OLIVEIRA, NATHAN B. 1928 P630F0481 OLIVETPA, NATHAN B. 1928 N402F0482 OLIVER, FERDINAND 1785- 18 41 m171F0482 OLIVER, TSAAC 1556-1617 N402F0492 OLIVTFR, WOIDEMAR FRIIDRICHVON 1701-1859 M397F0492 OLLIVTFR, MICHEL 13ARTHELmY 1712-1784 P534F0522 CLSON, ERIC R. 1901 L474F0582 ONGARO, MICHELE D. 1454 M394F0592 OOST, JAK08 VAN, THE YOUNGER 1639-1713 N371F0612 OPIE, TORN 1761-1807 L394D0612 °FLIRTER ALTAPPTECE, MASTEROF M474130622 OPPENORD, GITLES MARIE 1672-1742 P197D0622 oPPENHEIM, MERET P630F0622 OPFER, E. K47490642 ORCAGNA, ANDREA C. 1308-1368 K474D0642 ORCAGNA, ANDREA C. 1308-1368 K474F0642 ORCAGNh, ANDREA C. 1308-1168 P371Fn642 ORCHARDSON, SIR WILLIAM O. 1812-1910 K4" 4F0692 CRIMTNA, CHRTSTOPHORUS D. 1343 P38480712 ORLIF, EMIL L39470712 OPLEY, RERNART VAN 14145/03-1542 1,394F0711 ORLEY, FOLLOWER OF I47480732 ORME, PHILIBERT DE L' P595F0712 0RO7CO, JOSE C. 1881-1949 P372F0742 OFTEN, WTIIIAM 1878-1931 8474F0752 ORSI D. 1680 P630D0772 ORTMAN, GEORGE P. 1926 P954F0782 ORTDZAR, CARLOS B. 1935 P804F0942 OSSAYE r,ALLARD°, ROBERTO 1027-1954 P630F0842 OSSORIO M468F0852 OSTADF, ADRIAN VAN 1610-1685 8468M0R52 OSTADE, ADRIAN VAN 1610-1685 P63000852 OSTER, nEniar P61OM0852 OSTER, GERALE M468F0853 OSTADE, IsAAK VAN 1621-1649 P492M0R52 CSTROWER, FAYA R. 1920 P630F0852 CSVER, ARTHUR P. 1012 P864F0872 OTERn, ALEJANDRO B. 1921 M402K0912 OTTO, HEINRTCH L402D0912 OTTOBEUREN, MASTER OF ACT. 16TH CT M474D0912 OTTONF, LOPEN70 1648-1736 P468F0912 °DROPS, PIET R. 1893 F397F0932 oUDRY, J.H. 1586-1755 11397F0912 OUPOT, R. L4613170942 OUwATER, ALBERT VAN ACT. 1430-1460 N402F0962 OVERRECF, FRIEDRICH 17A0-1860 N402H0062 OVERBECE, FRIEDRICH 1789-1869 P397F0992 07ENFANT, AMEDEE R. 1R86 P364EP111 PAALFN, WOLFGANG 1905-1959 8517FP116 PACHECO, FRANCISCO 1564-1654 P846FP116 PACHECO, MARIA LUISA B. 1419 PH47EP116 PACHECO-PEREYRA, ARMANDO B. 1910

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L402F P115 PACHER, FRIEDRICH 1435/40-1508 L536D P116 PACHER, MTCPAEL C. 1435-1498 L536F P116 PACHER, MICHAEL C. 1439-1498 L474K P118 PACINI, SANTE 1762-1790 N517F P123 PADILLA, F. 8474F P124 PADOVANINO, ALESSANDRO 1590-1650 N366F P126 PAFLINCK, JOSEPH 1781. 1839 N630F P113 PAGE, WILLIAM 1811-1869 L474F P119 PAC,NI, BENEDETTO CA PESCIA P630D P142 PAIR. NAM JUNE N397D P151 PAJOIT, AUGUSTIN 1730-1809 P8648 P153 PALACICS, LUISA R. 1925 P8479 P154 PALATNTK, ABRAHAM R. 1928 L474R P164 PALLADIO, ANDREA 1508-1580 N847F P1F7 PALLIERE, JUAN LEON 1823-1887 N847H P167 PALLIFPE,..71TAN LEON 1823-1887 N934F P171 PALM, GUSTAV WILHELM 1810-1890 L474F P171 PALMA, VECCHIO C. 1488-1528 P630D P173 PALMER, ERASTUS DOW 1817-1904 N6108 P173 PALMER, FRANCES FLORA BONE 1812-1P76 8171B P174 PALMER, JOHN C. 1798 N371F P176 PALMER, SAMUEL 1809-18111 N371H P176 PALMER, SAMUEL 1P05-18R1 P630F P177 PALMER, WILLIAM P. 1906 P847F P1AR PANCFTTI, JOSE. GIAPINI P. 1901 P470D P196 PAN, MARTA R. 1923 P4028 P193 PANKOK, BERNHARD 1872-1943 8474F P194 PANNINI, GIOVANNI Pann 1691-1764 8474H P194 PANDINT, GIOVANNI PAOLO 1601-1764 P630D P196 PANS, HAROLD N47411 P211 PAOLETTT, GASPARE 1727-1813 L474E P212 PAOLO DI GIOVANNI FEI ACT. 1372-1410 P374D P212 PAOLO7ZI, EDUARDO R. 1924 P630H P71A PAPPAS, MARILYN B. 1911 P804F P222 PARADISE, PHIL P. 1907 P864F P276 PARDO, MERCEDES B. 1927 P856F P227 PAREDES, DIOGENES B. 1910 P630D P232 PARIS, HAROLD PEPSICO B. 1928 PA3OM P232 PARIS, HAROLD PEPSICO R. 1928 K197K P232 PARIS, SCHOOL OF P630F P235 PARK, DAVID 1911-1960 P630F P242 PARKFP, RAYMCND R. 1922 11610F P23R PARKER, ROBERT ANDREW R. 1927 L474F P255 PARMIOIANINO, FRANCESCO 1 503- 1540 L474P P255 PARMIGTANINO, FRANCESCO 1503-1540 L4748 P255 PARMIGIANTNO, FRANCESCO 1503-1540 11630B P261 PARRIS, ALEXANDER 1780-1852 P371M P267 PARSONS, CHARLES 1821-1910 N534F P279 PASCF, LOREN7, THE YOUNGER 1733-11105 P3ROF P279 PASCTN, JfILFS 18R5-1930 11380H P279 PASCIN, JULES 1885-1930 P371D P282 PASMORE, VICTOR R. 1908 P371F P282 PASMORF, VICTOR P. 1908 N402F P2R6 PASSAVANT, JOHANN DAVID 1787-1861 P630F P288 PASSLOFF, PATRICIA L474D P291 PASTT, MATTEC DE ANDREA DE ACT. 1446-1467 L394F P298 PATENIFR, JOACHIM C. 1480-1524 8397F P209 PATER, JEAN BAPTISTE 1695-1716 N4748 P314 PATRICOLA, GIUSEPPE D. 1799/1P02

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P3R8F P132 PAULSFN, JTILITIS 1860-1940 P6300 P338 PAVIA, PHILIP P. 1912 N371B P342 PAXTON, SIR JOSEPH 1803-1865 P630F P342 PAXTON, WITJAM MCGPEGOR 1869-1934 N630F P358 PEALE, CHARLES WILSON 1741-18,7 N6301 P3S8 PEALE, CHARLES WILSON 1741-1827 N630F P359 PEALE, JAMES 1749-1P31 N630F P361 PEALE, RAPHAELLE 1774-1825 N630F P362 PEALE, REMBRANDT 1778-1860 N6301 P362 PEALE, REMBRANDT 1778-1A60 P630F P363 PEARLSTEIN, PHILIP R. 1924 P402F P365 PECHSTEIN, MAX 1881-1955 L474F P371 PEDRINI, G. AC. 1520-1540 P815F P3/2 PEDRO, LUIS P999F P373 PEEBLES, DON B. '022 1394F P375 PEETERS, PC:AVENTURA, THE ELDER 1614-14R4 P46RF P375 PEETERS, HENK R. 1Q25 1402B P376 PEGAGE, NICOLATIS VON 1/23-1796 P630R P377 PEI, I.M. R. 1917 P402F P377 PEINER, WERNER B. 1897 PR15F P381 PELAE7 PET. CABAL, AMELIA P. 1897 P397F P382 PELE7, FERNAND 1843-1913 N6301 P393 PELHAM, HENRY 17419-1A06 M371F P3R3 PELHAM, PETER 1684-1751 13711 P383 PELHAM, PETER 1684-1751 14402F P384 PELISSIER, THEODOR 1794-1863 N397F P386 PEILEGRINI, CARLOS ENRIQUE 1A80-1P75 1474F P386 PEILEGRTNI, GIOVANNI A. 675-1741 P.845D P1q7 PENALBA, ALICIA R. 1918 POOP P412 PENN, IRVING L474F P412 PENNACHI, P.M. 1464-1528 P630M P413 PENNELL, JOSEPH 1857-1926 M371F P416 PENNY, EDWARD 1714 -17Q1 N397B P429 PERCIER, CHARLES 1764-1818 1517F P414 PEREDA, ANTONIO 160R/11-1678 P630F P436 PEREIRA, IRENE RICE B. 1905 P474D P43R PERE7, A. POOR P448 PERKINS ANT? WILL P9F.9F P448 PERKINS, CHRISTOPHER 11191-1968 P6: OF P451 PfRLIN, BERNARD 9. 1918 P366F P451 PERMEKE, CONSTANT B. 1886 1402D P4i1 PERMOSFR, BALTHASAR 1651-1712 N397D P454 PEPRATID, JEAN JOSEPH 1819-1876 1474B P454 PERRAULT, CLAUDE 1613-168R P397B P455 PEPRET, AUGUSTE 1874-1954 N397F P458 PERRIN, J.C.N. 1754-1P31 M3R7F P45P PERRONFAH, JEAN BAPTTSTE 1715-1783 N4O2B P466 PERSTUS, tunia, 1803-1845 L474F P471 PEPUGINO, PIETRO 1450-1521 L47411 P471 PERTIGINO, PIETRO 1450-1523 L47411 P472 PERH77I, RALDASSARO 1481-1536 L474F P474 PESEILINC, FRANCESCO 1422-1457 P470F P479 PETERDT, GABOR B. 1915 p47n1 P479 PETFRDI, GABOR R. 1915 P490F P484 PETERSEN, HJALMAP ELIE 1852-1978 P630F P4R2 15E1'0, JOHN F. 1854-1907 N517R P4q4 PETRFS, FRAY DOMINGO PE 1759-1811 PR45F P511 PETTORDTI, EPILIO B. 1R92 P501D P514 PEVSNEP, ANTOINE 1682-11462

212 194 --PISSARRO

P901F P514 PEVSNEP, ANTOINE 1882-1962 N630B P515 PtYRI, PADRE ANTON. P402D P523 PFAHLER, GEORGE KARL B.1426 P402F P523 PFAHLEP, GEORGE KARL B. 1926 8402F P531 PFOOR, FRANZ 1788-1812 P630F P551 PHILIPP, ROBERT B. 1895 P630F P552 PHILIPP, WALTER M371F P554 PHILLIPS, CHARLES 1708-1747 P630F P562 PHILIPPS, PETER L474D P581 PIANTI, F. 8474F P584 PIAZZETTA, GIOVANNI 1682-1754 8474H P584 PIAZ7ETTA, GIOVANNI 1682-1754 PR15F P585 PICAP/A, FRANCIS 1878-1953 8397K P586 PICART, BERNARD 1673-1733 P3978 P587 PICART LF DOUX, CHARLES ALEXANDRE B. 1881 P917D P586 PTCASSO, PABLO RUIZ B. 1881 P517F P586 PICASSO, PABLO RUIZ B.1881 P517H PR86 PICASSO, PABLO RUIZ B. 1881 P5178 P586 PICASSO, PABLO RUIZ B. 1881 P371D P592 PICHE, ROLAND B.1938 P630F P594. PICKENS, ALTON B. 1917 P630F P597 PICKETT, JOSEPH 1848-1918 8468F P599 PICQUENAY, NICOLAES ELIASZ 1990/1-1653/6 P462D P614 PIENE, OTTO R. 1928 N4748 P619 PIERMARINI, GIUSEPPE 1734-1818 L474F P619 PIERO DE COSIMO 1462-1521 8394F P625 PIETERSZ, AERT 1550-1612 L474F P626 PIETRO SANO DI MENICO 1406-1481 8397D P628 PIGALLE, JEAN BAPTISTE 1714-1785 P397F P632 PIGNON, Env."(RD B.1905 L4029 P638 PILGRAM, 0TON 1460-1515 83978 P641 PILLEMERT, JEAN BAPTISTE 1727-1808 8534F P643 PILO, CARL GUSTAV 1711-1793 L397D P643 PILON, GERMAIN 1535-1540 8402F P643 PILOTY, KARL T. VON 1826-1886 M371F P649 PINE, POPERT EDGE 1730-1788 P630D P649 PINEDA, MARIANNA P630D P695 PINK!, KURT 8490D P656 PINNERUD, LARK 18TR CT 8630F P696 PINNEV, EUNICE 1770-1849 P856F P659 PINTO, JOAQUIN 1842-1906 L474F P659 PINTURICCHIO, RERNARDINO 1454-1513 P250F P665 PIPER, GUDRUN B. 1417 P371F P665 PIPER, JOHN B. 1403 P630F P665 PIPPIN, HORhCE 1818-1946 N474F P667 PIRANESI, FRANCESCO 175S-1810 N474M P667 PIRANESI, FRANCESCO 1758-1810 84748 P668 PIRANESI, GIOVANNI BATTISTA 1720-177P 8474F P668 PIPANESI, GIOVANNI BATTISTA 1720-1778 84707 P668 PIRANESI, GIOVANNI BATTISTA 1720-1778 84 4M P668 PIRANESI, GIOVANNI BATTISTA 1720-1778 L474F P673 PISANELLO, ANTONIO PIsANO 1395-1455 K474D P675 P1SANO, ANDREA 1270/3-1348/9 K474D P676 PISAN°, GIOVANNI 1290-1330 K474D P677 PISAN°, NICOLA 1220/25-1278/87 P474F P677 PISIS, FILIPPO DE 1896-195A P397F P678 PISSARRO, CAMILLE 1830-1903 p3978 P678 PISSARRO, CAMILLE 1830-1903 P397F P679 PISSARRO, LUCIEN 1863 -1934

213 195' PITTONI

M474F P691 PITTONI, GIOVANNI P. 1687-1767 P8478 P695 PI7A, ARTHUR LUIS R. 192R P847M P695 PI7A, ARTHUR LUIS B. 1928 P630M P719 PLATT, CHARLES ADAMS 1861-1913 N371B P721 PLAN, JOHN 1749-1820 L402n P723 PLAYING CARDS, MASTER OF ACT. 1445 P630F P734 PLUMF,, HENRY P3978 P714 PLUMET, CHARLES 1861-1928 M474E P739 POCCETTI, REPNARPINO 1548-1612. 4474B P739 POCCIANTI, PASOUALE 1774-1858 K402D P742 POFHLDE CHOIR STALLS, MASTER OF ACT. 14TH CT. 43668 P743 PCELAERT, JOSEPH 1817-1819 M468E P744 POELENERRG, CORNELTS VAN 1 586 - 1667 M402B P744 POEPPELMANN, MATT4AEUS DANIEL 1662-1736 P402D P748 POHL, ULT B. 1915

M397D P753 POTRIER, CLAUDE . 1656-1729 P864E P765 POLEO, HECTOR R. 1918 P945F P765 POLESELLO, ROGELIO R. 1939 P501F P766 POLIArOFF, SERGE P. 1Q06 L474F P766 POLTDORO DA CARAVAGGTO 1495-1543 P63OR P769 POLK, WILLTS JEFFERSON 1867-1924 L474D P771 POLLAIUOLO, ANTONIO 1433-1498 L474F P771 POLLAITOLO, ANTONIO 1433-1498 L4744 P771 POLLAIUOLO, ANTONIO 1433-1498 L474M P771 PCLLAIUOLO, ANTONIO 1433-1498 L474F P772 POLLAITIOLO, PIERO 1443-1496 P630F P776 POLLOCK, JACKSON 1912-1956 P414D P787 POMODOPO, ARNALDO B. 1926 P474D P788 POrODORO, RIO R. 1930 P397D P791 POMPON, FRANCOIS 1855-1933 P415F P792 PONCE PE LEON, FIDELIO B. 189s P630F P792 PONCE DE LEON, MICHAEL R. 1922 M37112 P786 POND, ARTHUR 1701/5-1758 L474F P818 PONTOPM0, JACOPO CARRUCCI 1494-1556 M47413 P919 PON7I0, FLAMINI° 1560-1613 P630F P822 PCCNS, LARRY B. 1937 P63CF P821 POOR, HENRY VARNUM B. 1898 :,140213 P831 POPPFLMANN, M. N3718 P835 OORDFN, WILLIAM 1755-1822 L474F P815 PCRDENONE, (,IOVANNI c.1484-1539 M4748 P819 porrA, GIACOMO DELLA 1537-1604 L47411 P841 PORTA, GOGLIELMO DELLA 1511-1577 M197F n841 PORTA:T., ANDRE 1 695- 1750 P630F P846 PORTER, JAMES A. P847E P852 PORTINARI, CANDID() 1803-1962 N847E P853 PORTO-ALEGRE, MANUEL DE ARAUJO 1806-1879 P815E P853 PORTOCAREFRO, RENE n. 1Q12 P4748 n854 POR7ANO, G. P585M PR55 POSADA, JOSE GUADALUPE 1852-1913 M474D P855 POST, P. Lg0113 P858 POSTNIr P61(3 P866 POTTER, EDWARD T. D. 1904 m468E P868 POTTER, PATILUS 1625-1654 P6308 P868 POTTI'AST, EDWARD 1851-1927 ?630P P871 POTTS, DON P947E P871 POTYGUAPA, LA77AROTTO R. 1924 M394E P877 POURBITS, FRANS, THE YOUNGER C. 1569/70-1622 L394E P877 POURBUs, PIETER JANSZ ACT. 1543 D.1584 P630F P878 PO4SETTE-PART, RIC4ARP S. 1Q16

214 196 -- RASKIN

M397F P8/6 PODSSIN, NICOLAS 1543-1565 1197E P879 PCUSFIN, SCHOOL OF N371F P984 POWELL, JOHN 1796-1:.:33 Pb1OD P884 POWELL, JUDSON N630D P839 PCWEPS, HIRAM 1805-1873 N517F P139 P07,0, JOSE DE1, 1757-16421 PG3OM P891 P077ATTI, RUDY 1. B.1925 M474D F194 P0770, ANDREA 1642-1700 M474p N/94 P0770, ANDREA 1642-1/09 N51#) P996 PRADIFF, JEAN JACOuES 17PC-182 i536M P897 PRADIEP, CFIATILE5 STMON 1'83-1847 M40213 PC91 PRANDTATTEP, JAKOB 1660-1725 N610F P916 PRATT, MATTHEW 1734-18C5 M31113 P916 PRATT, POU' R 16 20- 16 81 N397D T022 PPEAULT, ADGUETE 1909-1E179 L474P P°23 PREDTS,IIMBRO(=I1 PT C. 1455-1522 P610F P925 PRENDERgAST, CHARLES R. 1858 11630F P926 PRENDERGAST, MAURICE 1859-1924 P61CF P936 PRESTOPINO, GREGOPY B. 1907 M474P Pqn2 PRETI, CAVALTE'? M1TTIA 1611-1699 L.474? P944 PREVITALI, ANDREA 14/0-1528 1.3914F P044 PREVOST, JAN 1450/5-1r,29 P630? P145 PRICE, CLAYTON F. R. 1974 P63CD PP45 PRICE, YENNETH D. 103r M5103 P946 PPICE, WTLLTAM P?51 FRIFUR, PAPTH7LEMY 1510-1( 11 M297F P452 :=PIE1114, JEAN LOUIS 1759-1795 L474R PrA2 PRIMATI7CIO, FPANCFSCO 1504-1570 L474L PC. S? PPTMATTCCIO, FRANCE3C0 15C4-15/0 1,474F P95: PRIMATICCT0, PPANCFSC0 1504-15/0 M3718 Prf TPITCHAPD, THOMAS FAN:01,LS ACT. 1/7/-1779 N371F 1,909 PROuT, SAMUEL 1783-11-452 .4397F P911 P1DHOY, PTEESE 17TN8-1F23 N197M P9/1 PEDDHON, PTERE 1758-1823 P17417 'r/3 PRYDE, JAMES 1856-1941 P94517 P917 r1CCIAPELLI, 1:ARIO A. B. 1929 K397K 171117 PDCELLE, JEAN C. 1110-1380 NP453 -4/7 PuEYFRFOON, PRILIDTANO 1823-18/0 NC45F PP/7 PUFYFREDON, PRILTDIAA70 1823-11370 M1P7D P179 PUGET, 1-TEPPf 1620-1694 N191F pg7R PUGET, DIERBF 1620-16644 N3713 4979 PUGIN, AuGFSTPS CHAN,P1 1759-1912 L474P P983 P111.70N?, SCTPTONE 1550/62-159A/1600 P63013 P95 PURCELL :153CD tPFt", PUPIFOY, NOAH P4u2F 0",65 P11PRMIOIN, HAtS 1APO-1ci ;4 P6 10M PUSEY, MAVT1 13197F 799', 11VTS LE CHAPANN175 1824-1899 P6-0M Pc1 rYTLAK, LEONARD P. 1910 N402F 0122 011ADAL, EEPRINAD 1736-1b01:4 M4rPF 0121 OUAST, PEEPER JANET 1506-1647 N4741 022 011EIROLO, FPANCEICO 1714-1752 L474D 0422 OUERCIA, .1ACcP0 DELL.. *. C. 1367-1438 M412F C4'3 011ERFORT, APGUSTIS 1616-1/51,' N530P Oc22 ouipor, JC9A1 1100-1991 ).3t 5F 07:2 OUINOTIELA MAFTIN, DENTrO H.139) )8OF 022 CUIFOA, 1A74CO AUC;P:Tfl P.1437 ?OOP Ors22 corRT, HALTDP D. 1901 u6300 P1/6 RADFIN,.LEO

215 .197 RACKHAM

P371F R119 RACKHAM, ARTHUR B. 1867 N374F R13. RAEBURN, SIR HENRY 1766-1R23 P630D R134 RAEMTSCH, WALDEMAR 1%8-1955 L474F R136 RAFFAELINO DEL GARBO 1 466 /76 -1524 P397F P136 RAFFAELLI, JEAN F. 1850-1924 N397F R117 RAPEET, DENNIS 1PO4-1860 M474D R142 RAGGI, ANTONIO 1624-16% L474M R153 RAIMONDI, MARCANTONIO 14R0/8-1527/34 M4748 R154 RAINALDT, CARLO 1611-1691 N397F R161 RADON, PATTI ADOLPHE 1R43-1888 N402F R167 RANI:1011X, JOHANN HEINRICH 1790-1866 N397D R172 RAMEY, ETIENNE MILES 1796- 18 52 N854F R173 RAMIRE7 ROSALES, MANUEL 1804-1R77 P5858 P173 RAMIREZ VASQUEZ, PEDRO P855F R173 RAMIRE VILLAMIZAR, EDUARDO B. 1923 P610F R179 RAMOS, MEL P585F R179 RAMOS MARTINEZ, ALFREDO 1875-1946 M374F R178 RAMSAY, ALLAN 1713-17R4 N397D R184 RAMOS, J. MARUIS 1R05-1R% P630D R191 RANDELL, RICHARD P. 1929 P630M R196 RANGER, HENRY WARD 1858-1916 N630F R211 RANNEY, WILLIAM T. 1R13-1857 P397F R212 RANSON, PAIL L474B R217 RAPHAEL 1483-1520 LIME 8217 RAPHAEL 1483-1520 P630F R237 RATTNER, ABRAHAM B. 1895 N402D P241 RAUCH, CHRISTIAN DANIEL 1777-1857 1397F R246 RA110X, JEAN 1677-1734 P630D R248 RAUSCHENBERG, ROBERT P. 1925 P630F 8248 RAUSCHENBURG, ROBERT B. 1925 P630M 8248 RAUSCHENBURG, ROBERT B. 1925 M47413 R251 RAUZZINI, FILIPPO D. 1771 P815F R253 PAVENET, DOMTGO B. 1905 P630F 82.63 RAY, MAN B. 1890 P630P R263 RAY, MAN B. 1890 P855F R277 RAYO, oMAR B.1928 N402F R277 RAYSKI, FERDINAND VON 1806-1890 P630D R277 FAISSE, MARTIAL P630F R277 RAYSSE, MARTIAL N364F R291 REBELL, JOSEPH 1787 -1828 M630D R291 REBER OF LEHIGHTON P630D 82.97 PFCCTTIA, RICHARD B. 18R5 P397D R297 RECHIER, GERMAINE 1904-1969 P630D R314 REIM, BERNARD B. 1897 P630F 8315 REDFIELD, EDWARD W. H. 1869 P397F R319 REDON, ODILON 1R40-1916 P3978 R314 FEDOR, ODILON 1R40-1916 P197M R319 FEDOR, ODILON 1840-1916 P630F R327 REED, WILLIAM C. C. 1903 P501F R332 REFRIGTER, ANTON S. 1905 P490E R112 RERSUM, TOR B. 1894 N397F R339 REGNATILT, ALEYANLRE 1R43-1R71 L397F R319 REGNAHLT, GITILLAUME 1450/5-1532/3 N197F R141 REGNAHLTv JEAN BARTIsTR 1754-1829 N402F R345 REHBEIN/T7, M. THEODORE 1791-1861 P6300 8347 RETBACK, EARL K402K R351 RETCHENA11, SCHOOL OF N6308 R356 REID, JAMES W. AND MERRITT P630B P356 REID, JOHN LYON B. 1006

216 198 -- RICHTER

P630F P357 PEID, ROBERT P397B 8359 REIDY, ALFONSO EDUARDO 1909-1964 P630D R363 PEIMANN, WTLLTAM B.1Q15 1097K R363 REIMS, SCHOOL OF N371F B364 REINAGLE, PAMSAY RICHARD 1775-1862 K402D R367 REINER OF HUY 12TH CT P630F R369 REINHARDT, AD B. 1913 N402F P371 REINHART, JOHANN CHRISTIAN 1761-1847 N402F 8372 RETNHOLD, HEINRICH 1790-1825 N364F 8379 PEITER, JOHANN BAPTIST 1813-1890 N534P R3R1 REJLANDER, OSCAR G. M468F R385 REMBRANDT VAN RIJN 1606-1669 M468M R385 REMBRANDT VAN RIJN 1606-1669 M468F R386 REMBRANDT SCHOOL P630D R388 REMINGTON, FREDERIC 1861-1909 P630F R388 REMINGTON, FREDERIC 1861-1909 P845F R394 RENART, EMILIO J. B. 1925 P845M R394 RENART, EMILIO J. B. 1925 P397F R397 RENDON, MANTTEL B. 1894 M474F R411 RENI, GUIDO 1574-1642 P397D R418 RENOIR, PIERRE AUGUSTE 1841-1919 P307F R418 RENOIR, PIERRE AUGUSTE 1841-1919 N61013 0424 RENWICK, JAMES 1818-1895 N3718 R42R REPTON, HUMPHREY 1752-1818 N402F R431 RESCHREITER, RUD1LF ACT. 1975 P501F R4'i4 REENICK, MILTON B. 1917 M197F R416 PESTOUT, J. 1732-1797 N4O2F R438 RETHEL, ALFRED 1816-1859 L468M R448 RETTWICR, ERHARD ACT. 1483 N630M R4Si REVERE, PAUL 1735-1818 P864E 8452 PEVRRON, ARMANDO 1889-1954 N197F R454 MOIL, PIERRE HENRI 1776-1842 Pt9OF R454 REVOLD, ABEL R. 1887 L397F R45S PEYMOND, PIERRE 1513-1584 P371F R462 REYNOLDS, ALAN B. 1926 M271F R463 REYNOLDS, SIR JOSHUA 1723-1792 N371M 8465 REYNOLDS, 5.W. M':;308 R477 RHODES, SAMUEL 1711-1784 M517F R4R2 RIBALTA, FRANCESCO DE 1591-1628 L5178 1482 RIREPA, ANDRES DE ACT.1571 !:517F 8484 RIBERA, JUSEPE DE C. 1590-1652 M517M 1'4 s14 PIBERA, JusErE flE C. 1590-1652 MS178 R485 PIPERA, DEW D. 1742 M474F 8401 *RICCI, MARCO 1676-1729 M474F P492 RICCI, SERASTIANO 1659-1714 I474D R493 RICCIO, ANDREA 1470-1932 P371F p514 RICHARDS, CFFI R. 1903 N63011 R922 RICHARDSON, HENRY 1839 1886 FOOD R525 RICHARDSON, SAM P630F R526 RICHARDSON, THEODORE 1855-1014 N371F 8525 RICHARDSON, THOMAS MILES 1784-1848 Pb3OF P528 RICHENBURG, ROBERT BARTLETT B. 1917 P397D R531 RICHTER, GERMAINE 1904-1950 7,197F 8531 RICHTER, LEITER 1500- 1567/7? N771F 8532 RICHMOND, GEORGE 1809-1896 N371F P533 RICHMOND, J.C. 1822-1898 PRQQF 8534 RICHMOND, P.N. 1861-1035 N402F R535 RICHTER, ADPIliN LUDWIG 1803-1884 M534F 8535 RICHTER, JOHAN 1665-1745

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P402F 11535 RICHTER, THEO HANS 8.1488 P53RD R537 RICHTER, YENCESLAV B. 1417 P630D 8539 RICKEY, GEORGE R. 1907 P402K R548 RTEMERSCHMID, R. L402D R556 RIEMENSCHNEIDER, TILMAN C. 1460-1531 L4028 R563 RIETH, BENEDICT 1487-1502 M397F R565 RIGAUD, HYACINTHE 1659-1743 P37112 R573 RILEY, BRIDGET N371D R577 PINNER, WILLIAM 1816-1879 N371F R5/7 RISHER, WILLIAM N3718 R577 . PINNER, WILLIAM 1816-187S N371M L577 RIMMEB, WILLIAM N630D R579 RINEHART, WILLIAM 1e16-1879 N630F R579 RINEHART, WILLIAM 1825-1874 P560F R585 RIOPELLE, JEAN PAUL B. 1923 N630B R592 RIPOLO, PADRE P402n R595 PIS, GUENTER-FERDINAND P. 1928 P999F R611 RITCHIE, ROSS B.1941 M347F R616 RIVAL?, A. P5858 R618 RIVAS MERCADO, ANTONIO ACT. 1900 P585F R621 RIVERA, DIEGC 1886-1957 P630D R621 RIVERA, JOSE DE B. 1904 N862M R621 RIVERA, JUAN DE DIGS 1770-1824 P517D R621 RIVERA, MANUEL B. 1927 P630D R622 RIVERS, LARRY R. 1424 P630F R622 RIVERS, LARRY P. 1924 P630M R622 RIVERS, LARRY R. 1924 L474D R627 RIZ70, ANTONIO D. 1499 L474D R631 ROBBIA, ANDREA DELLA 1435-1525 L474D R634 ROBBIA, DELLA, SCHOOL OF L474D P632 ROBBIA, GIOVANNI DELLA 1469-1529 L474D R633 POBBIA, LUCCA DELLA 1399-1482 N397F R619 ROBERT, HUBERT 1733-1808 N536F R641 ROBERT, LEOPOLD 1794-1835 L474F R642 ROB.ERTI, EPCOLE DI 1440/5-1495/6 P371F R643 ROBERTS, WILLIFM R. 1895 L474M R653 ROBETTA, CRISTOFANO 1462-1522 P574F R658 ROBINSON, BOARDMAN 1876-1952 P5748 R658 ROBINSON, BOARDMAN 1876-1952 N371P R661 PCBINSON, HENRY PEACH N630F R665 ROBINSON, THEODORE 1852-1846 P630D R667 RoBns, HUGO B. 1R85 P397D R673 ROCHE, PIERRE 1885-1922 P397F R678 ROCHEGROSSE, GEORGES 1R59 -193R L4748 R685 RODARI, TOMMASO C. 1500 P397D R642 RODIN, AUGUSTE 1840-1917 P347F 8642 RODIN, AUGITSTE 1840-1417 P804F 11646 RODRIGUEZ PADILLA, RAFAEL 1890-1929 P517F P696 RODRIGUEZ RODA, JUAN ANTONIO B.1421 N630B R711 ROEBLING, JOHN P402D R712 RCEDER, EMY B. 1R90 M517F R714 POELAS, JUAN DE LAS 1558/60-1625 P630M R721 ROGALSKI, WALTER B. 1923 P397D R722 ROGER-BLOCHE, PAuL B. 1865 P63013 R727 ROGERS, JAMES GAMBLE B.1901 P6301) R727 ROGERS, JOHN 1829-190U N630D R728 POGERS, RANDOLPH 1825-1892 N40212 R737 ROHDEN, JOHANN M.VON 1778-1868 P402F R738 ROHLFS, CHRISTIAN 1849-1938

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L474F s269 sAVOLDo, GIoVANNT GIPOLAMO 1480-1548/9 P630F 5271 SAWYER, HELEN P371P 5271 SAWYER, LYDDFLL L474P S281 SCAM077T, PoMENTco 1526-1582 M47413 S2P4 SCAmo77.I, VTNCENZO 1552-1616 N1668 s291 SCPAADE, JOSEPH 1818-1894 N402F 5293 sCHADOK, FPTEDRICH WTLHFLM VON 1789-1862 N4020 5292 SCPADow, GoTTFRIFD 1764-1850 N402F 52.92 SCHADoW, GoTTFRIFD 1764-1850 P610F S298 sCHAmRERG, NORTON 1882-1918 P630F 5299 SCHANKFR, !MITTS B. 1903 P610M 5299 sCPANKEP, LOUIS B. 1903 Pc60D S299 sCPAPIPo L402D 5311 SCPAPDT, J.G. VON DER 1530-1581 P402D 5311 sCHAPFF, EDWIN 1887-1955 M514F 5116 ScHEFFFI, JOHAN HENRTN 1690-1781 N468F 5316 sCHEFFFP, APY 1795-1858 N364F 5117 sCHEFFER VoN LEONHAPDSHOFF, JOH. EVANGELIST 1795-1822 M402F 5317 SCPEFFLFP, THOMAS CHRISTOPH 1699-1756 N4028 s12U SCHENKEL, KARL FRIFDRICH 1781-1841 P392F 5126 ECHERFBECK, H.S. L474F S129 SCITTAVoNE, ANDREA 1552 -15R2 N402F 5331 SCHICK, GOTTLIEB 1/76-1812 P364F 5132 SCHTELF, EGoN 1890-1918 P164m 5112 FCHIELE, root; 1890-1918 N16417 7116 Sc9TDLER, JAKOB Emil. 1842-1892 P610P 5136 SCHINDIER, RHDOLPH M. 1890-1953 N4028 5316 SCPINKEL, KARL 1781-1841 1.!;:!-I6K 5316 ScVIN7, JOHANN KASPAR 1797-1832 m4;;'21i FCHLADN, JOHANN CONRAD 1695-1773 P610D sl3q qcpLFGELL, DAVID VON 8, 1920 7,4.12F 9341 ScPLEMmFP, OSKAR 1888-1941 1042D 5341 sCPLEmmFR, OSKAR 1888-1943 M4028 OF ScHLT1TEP, ANDREAS 1660-1714 M402D 4146 :;CHLHTFR, ANDREAs 1660-1714 P630F 5348 SCHMIDT, ARNOLD P61011 5349 SCHMIDT, GARDEN AND MARTIN N364F 5152 SCHMIDT, JoHANN MARTTU 1718-1801 P610F 5352 SCHMIDT, KATHERINE B. 1898 P4O2F 5354 SCHMIDT-ROTTLUFF, KARL R. 1881 P4028 5155 sCHMIT7, BRUNO 1858-1916 P402F S356 sCHMOHL 73.n s157 SCHNAPFL, DAY P. 1905 P630F 5157 SCHNAKENPERG, H.E. B. 1892 N402F 5362 ScHNoPP VON CAROLSFELD, JuLIUS 1794-1872 N402F 5363 sCHNoRP VON CAROLSFELD, LUDWIG FERDINAND 1788-1853 P470D 5367 SCHOFFFP, NICOLAS B. 1912 P610F S367 ScHOFIELD, W. ELMER 1867-1914 N5314F 5168 SCHOLANDER, FRFDRIK VILHELM 1816-1881 L402D s171 sCHONGAUFR, MAPTTN 1440-1488/91 L4O2F 5371 SCHONGAUER, MARTIN C. 1445-1491 L402H s371 scHONGAHER, MARTIN C. 1445-1491 L402M S3/1 SCHONGAHER, MARTIN C. 1445-1491 L402K 5371 sCHONLEBER, PANS OTTO 1889-1930 L402K s372 sCHONsPERGER, HANS P468n 5372 SCHOONHOVRN, JAN P. 1914 M474D 1177 SCHRAFFINO, FRANCESCO 1691-1765 P402m s177 SCHRAG, KARL B. 1912 P366F 5178 sCHREIPER, GEORGES P. 1904

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N402F 5379 SCHFLYEE, ADCLE 1879-1899 P402F 5370 SCHREYFP, LOTHAR P. 1986 11402F 5392 SCHPImPF, FEOrG 1880-191A 11364F 5384 SCHUCH, CAPt 1946-1903 P630F 5154 SCHUCKEP, cHAPLES P. 1914 P630P 518r., SCH1ELFR, JON P. 1916 P6308 S387 SCHULT7, (10111417:LTA n6308 sl9H SCHULTT, !'()5P5 P630E 5397 SCHWAPACHEP, FTREL 11402F 5308 sCPWAIGEF, HANS 1854-1912 N402F S349 SCPWANTHALER, 1902-1848 POOH 5394 sCHWARTZ, A11 REV B. 1928 P630F 5413 SCHWEIYWFP, PAUL B. 1003 N164F S415 SCHwINP, mnPIT7 LuPW/G VON 1804-1871 P4028 5415 SCPWITTERS, KU3T 1887-1948 n402F 5415 SCFWITTEPS, KURT 1887-1949 L468F 5423 SCOPFL, IAN VAN 1475-1562 N3718 5427 SCOTT, Sr/ GILBERT 1810 -1877 P1718 5426 SCOTT, H.M. PATLLIF 1865-1045 M3718 5429 SCoTT, IAMnET 1703/10-1772 P3718 5429 SCOTT, TIM 11174F 5411 SCOTT, WILLIAM n. 1413 N174F S431 SCOTT, WILLIAM PELL 1811-189P PrACD s41/ SCP8I5, STEPHANIE ,4"114F 5443 SEBASTIANO OEL PTOF90 1495-19u/ N.1/11( 5444 SECCoMPE, T. Ps3CM 5446 SE.CuNPA, ARTEUR N1/1F S447 SEnDON, THOMAS 1921-1E56 P171E S445 SFPGELFv, PETER E. 1910 Ei771 5441 FEDILLE, PAUL 1835-1900 sivia 'F41AL, GEOPIE P. 1924 ptim SEGAL, GEORGE 9. 1924 1?505M sylL SEGALL, CASAR 1801-105'7 Pr,33P S4r.r. SEGALMAN, FOPEPT N"1,47FS4c.4 FFGALON, XAVIER 1799-1837 N4747 5454 SEGANTINT, GIOVANNI 1950-1899 1'168F 5454 SFSHEPS, HERCULES PEETERS7 1589-164015 1469M 5454 SEGHFRS, HERCULES PEETERSZ 1589-1640/5 s454 SEGNA PI 11110NAVENTRA ACT. 1298-133n P117P 5454 SEGOFFTN, VICTOR J. 1867-1925 3:-;7F SEGUIN, ARMAND M458M 3454 FEIGEN, LUDWIG VON 1609 -16410 L:348 54';9 SFISENGGEP, .1ACOR 1505-1567 P402n 5462 SEITZ, GUSTAv R. 1906 1420D 5464 SETFY, JASON n5368 S465 SFLIGMANF, v. B. 1900 L4748 54f,7 2FLIATO, JACOPO DFL 144106-1403 P.:148 !;46,3 5EUSTFDT, TAPS 1919-1911 Nb748 s4A1 SF1,VA, SIOvANNT ANTONIO 1753-1910 N1128 5473 SEMPFP, GOTTFRIED 1903-187° 7470E 5471 SEPESHY, ZOLTAN A. 1998 97P F481 SERAPHTNE, tcriTs 1864-1934 N534n 5494 SEPIELLF, JOHAN T. 1740-1814 ;.4-48 5485 SERLIO, SEPASTTANO 1475-1554 1474F 5486 SERODTNO, GL 2847P 5496 SERPA, YVAN P. 1923 147'0 5497 SERPOTTA, GIAC0110 1656 -1732 517F 3497 sF.RPA, PERE ;CT. 1363/99 P3978 3,18 SEPUSIFP, PATIL 1964-1927

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m397n 5491 SPnvANDoNI, arOvANNI OR JEANNICOLAS 1695-1766 P36617 5491 SERVRANCKX, VICTOR H. 1897 P630F 5493 SESSIONS, JAMES L474F 5494 SESTO, CESARE 1480-1521/3 N397F 5496 SEURAT, aEoRaEs 1859-1891 N397H S496 SEURAT, aEOREs 1859-1891 N397P S496 SEURAT, GEORaEs 1859-1891 N630M 5498 SEVERIN, CHARLES ACT. 1845 P474F 5498 SEvERINI, GINO B. 18R3 m171F S498 SEVERN, JosEPH 1793-1879 M517F 5511 SEVILLE SCHOOL M3711? 5521 SEYMOUR, JAMES 1702-1752 P501F 5525 SHAHN, BEN 1898-1969 P5019 5525 SHAHN, BEN 1898-1969 N2509 5531 SHARAKU 1749-1863 N371? 5512 SHARPE, AT.PPED ACT. 18/3-1997 P630F 5532 SHARPER, ;MORE A. B. 1920 P1718 S535 SHAW, P. NoRMAN 1831-1912 2630D SF,35 SHAW, RICHARD P630? 5541 SHEELER, CHARLES 1883-1965 P630H 5541 SHEELER, CHARLES 188:i-1965 P630M 5541 SHEELER, CHARLES 1883-1965 P630P s541 SHEELER, CRARLES 1883-1965 P630F 5542 SHEETS, MILLARD OWEN B. 1907 P176F 5545 SHEMI, YEHIEL R. 1922 NE145? 3552 SHERIDAN, ENRIOnE 1835-1860 P630? 5556 SHINN, EVERETT 1876-1953 P374H 955R SHIRLAW, WALTER 1838-1909 P630B 5561 SHREVE M394F 5561 SIBERECHTS, aUIELLIMIS JAN 1627-1703 P402F 5566 SICKERT, WALTER R. 1860-1942 P402H 5566 SICKERT, WALTER R. 1860-1942 P630D 5568 SIDENIUS0 N.C. M468m S5/1 SIEGEN VON SEC9TEN, mumin 1609-16140 P630F 5571 SIEGPIEsT, LOUIS L474F s572 SIENA, SCHOOL OF M40213 5572 Sin, JOHANN K156D 5575 SIGHRAF ACT. 1170-1215 L402F 5577 SIGMARIGEN, MASTER OF P397F 5578 SI(NAC, PAM. 1863-1935 L474F 5578 SIalloRELLI, LIICCA 1441-1523 L474H 5578 SIGNORELIT, IMCCA 1441-1523 M474D s584 STLLA, M. L517B S585 STLOE, DIEGO DE 1475-1505 N630F S586 SILVA, FRANCTS AUaUSTUs 1835-1886 N496F 5586 SILVA, HENRIQUE JOSE DA 1772-1834 P630F S587 SILVERMAN, HOWARD P630? 5592 SIMMONS, EDWARD 1852-1931 MOM 5595 SIMON, JEWEL W. P474F 5598 SIMONE, ALFRED° DE 1898-1950 P630F 5613 SIMPSON, DAVID B. 1928 P807? 5616 SINCLAIR RALLESTEROS, ALFREDO B. 1916 P490D 5616 BINDING, STEPHEN ABEL 1846-1922 P366? 5617 SINGIEP, GUsTAVE B. 1909 N3979 5617 SINGRY P402D 5618 SINTENIS, RENE B. 1888 P630? 5618 SIPOREN, MITCHELL Ti. 1910 P5R5F S618 SIOUEIPOS, DAVID ALFAPO R. 1898 P474F 5621 SIRONI, MARIO B. 1885

224 20P' -- SOLARI

P6101 5622 SISKIND, AARON N397F S622 SISLEY, ALFRED 1839-1899 13945F S624 SIVOPI, FDPARDO 1847-1918 P84511 S624 SIVORI, EDUAPDO 1847-1918 P371F 5627 SKEAPING, JOHN RATTENBURY P. 1901 P61011 5628 SKIDMORE, OWINGS AND MERRILL N630D 5628 SKILLIN, SIMEON ACT. 1800 P630H S62P SKLAR, GEORGE B. 1905 P630F 5620 SKLAR-WEINSTEIN, ARLENE P3FIRF S628 SKOVGAARD, JOAKIM 1856-19.13 P490F S629 SKREDSVIG, CHRISTIAN 1854-1924 P630M S631 SLATER, VAN M371F S631 SLAUGHTER, STEPHEN C. 1730-1765 P402F S612 SLEVOGT, MAY 1868-1912 P630F 5634 SLOAN, JOHN 1971-1951 P630M 5634 SLOAN, JOHN 1871-1951 M197D 5634 SLODTZ, MICHEL-ANNE 1705-1764 M397D 5615 SLODT7., PAUL AMBROTSE 1702-1758 M397D 5636 SLODT7, SEBASTIAN 1655-1726 L469D S634 SLATER, CLAUS ACT. 1375-1405 L468F 5634 SLTITER, CLAUS ACT. 1375-1405 P468F S614 SLUYTERS, JAN (JOHANNE0 1881 -1957 01665 5617 SMET, GUSTAVE DE 1917-1943 P166F S638 SMET, LEON OF B. 1881 14 3748 5639 SEVIER?, JOHN 1689-1751 M174F 5619 SMIPERT, JOHN 1684-1751 M30F 51.39 SMIDERT, NATHANIEL 1735-1756 N3718 S641 SMIPKE, POPEPT 1780-1867 P510D 5645 SMITH, DAVID 1906-1965 P630F Sc.49 SMITH, HASSEL B. 1915 P371F 5651 'SMITH, JACK C. 1928 P630F 5651 SMITH, JESSE WILCOY D. 1935 N371M 2653 SMITH, JoliN RHBENS 1770/5-1849 N1711, 5652 SMITH, JOHN WARWICK 1749-1831 P630F 553 SMITH, LAWRENCE B. 1900 Pt3OD S654 SMITH, LEON tCLK P. 1906 P630F S6SU SMITH, LEON POLK P. 1906 N6308 5655 SMITH, MARCUS DEF. P371F S655 SMITH, SIR MATTHEW R. 187g ?630F S655 SMITH, MOISHE M630E 5662 SMITH, CAPTAIN THOMAS 1650-1693 P610D S662 SMITH, TONY p949F S664 SMITHS?, MICHAEL B. 1919 1163013 5664 SMITHMEYEP AND PEITZ P6100 S664 SMITHSCN, ROBERT P6300 5671 SNELq0N, KENNETH P. 1027 P630F 5673 SNODGRASS N630F 5674 SNOW, JENNY EMILY 9. 1935 M394F 5675 SNYDEP5, FPANS 1579-1657 M394F 5676 SNYERS, PEETER 1681-1752 N3718 5676 SCANF, SIN JOHN 1751-1837 N3978 S677 SOPRF, JEAN 1783-1820 P917D 5677 SOBRINO, FRANCISCO B. 1032 P630F S678 SOCHA, JOHN 1013 L474F 5679 SODOMA, GIOVANNI ANTONIO PAZZI 1477-1549 L.19713 5692 SCHIST?, PIERRE P430F 5682 SOHLPERG, HAPALD 1969-1935 0517F 5683 SOLANA, JOSE PUTIEPPEZ 19P6-1945 L474D 5685 SOLARI, CRISTOFORD

225 SOLARI --

P397D S684 SOLARI, JEAN P. 1840 -1Q06 P474B 5694 sCLARI, POwELI M40213 S694 SOLARI, SANTINO 1576-1646 L474F S694 SOIART0, ANDREA 1460/5-1515/30 M474E 5686 SOLIMENA, FRANCESco 1657-1747 P630? 5689 SOLOMON, HYDE 1911 P171E s6pg SOTOMoN, SIMEON 1840-1905 M394E S694 SUER, PAUL VAN 1576-1621 N371P S6R4 BONERS, LORD p474D S6R6 sOMIANT, FRAFOESCO 8. 1920 P517F 5713 SORALLA, HAsT.flA, J. 196 2/ 3 -192 3 P490? S71?. SORENSEN, HENRIK P. 1882 N49nE 3713 SORENSEN, JORIEN 1 96 1 -1894 L517F 5714 SOFIA, MARTIN nE C. 1483-1499 P154? S718 SoTo, JESUS RAPHAEL B. 1923 M3978 S721 SOIEFLOT, 3. aERMAIN 1709-1780 P397E S722 SCULAGFS, PIERRE B. 1919 P496? 5728 SOISA-CAFDOSO, FERREIRA DE 1897-1918 L402E S726 SOUTH GERMAN SCHOOL P505? 572P SonTINE, CHAIM 1894-1943 P847E S729 SOUZA, GERSON ALVES DE B. 1926. P501F S729 sOYFF, ISAAC P501F S731 SOyEF, MOSES B. 1899 P501? 5732 sOYER, RAPHAEL B. 1899 P501M 5732 SOYER, RAPHAEL B. 1899 L474F 5713 SPAGNA, LO 1450/60-1529/30 M517F S733 SPAIN, SCHOOL OF P384F 5734 SPALA, VACLAV 1885-1946 P6300 5739 SPAVENTA, GEORGE B. 1918 L4703 3739 SPAVENTO, GIORGIO N402F 5741 sPECKTER, HANS 1848-1888 N4028 5742 SPEETH, PETER 1772-1831 P630? s742 sPEICHER, EIGENE B. 1883 P630? 5745 SPENCER, NTLFs 18(13-1952 P630M S745 SPENCER, NILES 1893-1952 P371F 5746 SPENCER, SIR STANLEY 1891 -1959 M4028 5752 SPEEZA, ANDREA PAUSE 5756 spILIMBFRGO, LINO ENEAS 1896-1964 L474F S757 SPINF.LLI, PARRI 1387-1453 L474F 5757 sPINELLO PI 1.11CA 1330/3-1410 N402F 5761 SPIT7WFG, CARL 1808-1985 M630B 5765 SPOTSW000, ALEXANDER m394F s767 SPRANGER, BARTHOLOMEUS 1546-1627 M63013 5767 SPRAT, WILLIAM P630M 5171 SPRUANCE, BENTON (MURDOCH) B. 1904 P630? 5771 SPRUCE, EVERETT B. 1907 L474E S773 SOUARCIONE, FPANCFSCO 1394-1474 P6300 S773 sOUIFR, JACK R. 192P p849E S774 SOUIRRU, CARLOS B. 1934 P4020 5777 STADLER, TONI B. 1888 P6300 5778 STAEHLER, STEPHEN DE N534F S778 STAECK, JOSEF M. 1812-1868 P3971, 5778 STAEL, NICOLAS DE 1914-1955 P63OD S779 STAFFORD, JAMES R3970 5781 5TAHLy, FRANCOIS 8. 1911 p630F 5783 STAMOS, THEODoROS B. 1922 P492? S784 STANCZAK, MILIAN B- 1928 N371F 5795 STANFIELD, W. CLARKSON 1793-1867 N402F 5785 STANGE, PERNHARD 1807-1880

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P63OD 5786 STANKTEWTC7, RICHARD B. 1923 M474F 5792 STANZIONI, MASSIMO 1585-1656 L474P 5795 STARNINA, GHERARDO 1354-1408 P630F 5796 FTASACK, EDWARD ARMEN B. 1929 P630M 5796 STASACK, EDWARD ARMEN B. 1929 8474D 5797 sTATT, CHRTSTOFoR0 P630M s747 sTASTK, ANDREW P375F 5814 STEELE, JEFFREY B. 1931 84687 s813 STEEN, JAN VAN 1626-1674 P490F 5814 STEEN-JOHNSON, SOREN 8394F 5814 STEENWYCK, HENDRICK VAN 15R0-1649 P371F S815 STEER, HENRY REYNOLDS 1858-1928 L474F 5816 STEFANO DA 7,E1/1:0 1393-1450 N402F 5817 sTEPFECK, KARL 1818-1840 P397D s819 STEIN, JOEL B. 1926 P6301? S81 STEIN, W. P498H 5819 sTEIVBERG, SAUL B. /914 P4020 s81° STEINBRENNER, HANS B. 1928 N402F SR22 STEINLE, VON P3978 5823 sTEINLEN, ALEYANDRE THEOPHILE 1859-1923 P538D 5819 sTEINNER, RUDOLF 1861-1425 P630D 5824 STELLA, FRANK R. 1916 9630F SR24 STELTA, FRT! P. 1436 P474F 5824 sTFLLA, JOSEPH 1880 -1946 P474H 5824 sTELIA, JOSEPH 1880-1946 84028 5825 'STENGEL, FRIEDRICH JOACHIM MICHAEL 1694-1787 P371F 5832 STEPHENS, FREDERICK GEORGE 1828-1907 P371F 5836 sTEPHENSON, I. P630K S838 STERANKO, JTM P630D SR3R STERN, LEWIS MICHAEL C. 1431 P630F 5839 STERNBERG, HARRY B. 1404 P6308 5839 sTERNBERG, HARRY B. 1904 P501D 5839 STERNE, MAURICE B. 1877 P501F 5839 STERNE, MAURTCE S. 1877 P3718 5839 STERNER, ALBERT 1863-1946 K4028 SS41 STETHATmER, HANS 8630F 5841 STETTHEIMER, FLORTNE 1871-1944 P366F 5844 STEVENS, ALFRED 1823-1906 P366H s844 STEVENS, ALFRED 1823-1906 N371F 5844 STEVENS,, ALFRED GEORGE 1818-1875 8371D S844 STEVENS, ALFRED GEORGE 1818-1875 P630R 5644 STEVENS, JOHN CALVIN 1885-1940 P630D s845 STEVENS, JOHN P374F 5148 STEVENSON, RICHARD 4ACADLAY B. 1860 P630D 5848 STEVENSON, ROBERT B. 1424 P630F s855 STTEGLTT7, ALFRED P630P 5855 STTEGLTTZ, ALFRED 8402F 5855 STIELFR, JOSEPH KARL 1781-1858 P610F S857 STILL, CtYFORn 8630F 5864 STOCK, JOSEPH 1813-18s5 P630R SP67 STODDARD, GEORGE WELLINGTON B. 1895 P499E s869 STODDART, M.O. 1865-1434 8402F 5876 SToLTENPERG, MATHTAS 1830-1853 P402V S876 STOL7t, (UINTA P490F 5886 STOPSTFIN, AAGE D. 1900 L402D 5888 STOSS, VTET 1447-1542 m397F S888 sTOSsKOPF, S. N371F s888 STOTHARD, THOMAS 1755-1834 N371K 5888 STOTHARD, THOMAS 1755-1834

227 STOUF

N397D 5889 STOMP, JEAN BAPTISTE 1742-1826 P6307 s898 STRATER, HENRY B. 1896 P402F S899 STPATHMAN, KARL B. 1866 M402D 5912 sTRAPR, JOHANN BAPTIST 1704-1784 N3718 s915 STREET, G.F. 1824-1881 N171F s915 STFEETFR, R. P610D S915 STREETFR, TAL R. 1934 N63013 5917 STRICKLAND, WILLIAM 1788-1854

L402E 5917 STRIGEL, BERNHARD - 1460/1-1527 P514F S918 STRINDBERG, AUGUST 1849-1902 P630F S921 STROMBONE, JAMES P371F 5925 STROUD, PETER R. 1921 M474F S926 sTROZZI, BERNARDO 1581- 16 44 L474F 5926 STF0771, ZANOBI 1421-1468 M468F s928 STRYCKER, JACOHTTS 1619-1687 N630F s929 STUART, GILBYRT 1755-1828 M371R 5931 STUART, JAMES 1736-1765 N371F S932 STUBBS, GEORGE 1724-1806 P402F S932 STUCK, FRANZ VON 1863-1928 P630F S932 STUCK, JACK P630F S931 STUFMPFTC, WALTER B. 1914 L474F S939 SUARDI, B. 1450/5-1528/30 P470F s941 SURA, SUSANNE R. 1913 P854F S941 STIFERCAsEARX, RAMON 1854-1936 M197F s941 sHBLEYRAS, P. 1699-1720 "630D S947 SUCAPMAN, GEORGI., R. 1912 P63OR s949 SULLIVAN, LOUIS 1856-1924 P981F 5951 SULLIVAN, PATRICK N371F s951 SULLY, THOMAS 1783-1872 N371H s953 STILLY, THOMAS 1783-1872 N371M 5953 SULLY, THOMAS 17A3 -1872 P630M s955 sRmPERS, CAROL R. 1925 m194F 5964 SDSTERMANs, JUSTUS 1597-1681 P371F S966 SUTHERLAND, GRAHAM C. 1903 P371F 5967 SUTTON, pHTLIP B. 1928 P999F 5967 SUTTON, W.A. B. 1917 P218D S967 STIVERO, MARK DI R. 1933 P490F 5968 SVARSTAn, A.C. 1869-1943 L402F S971 SWABTA, scHoOL OF P371F 5972 SWAN, JOHN MACALLAN 1847-1910 P388F s972 SwANE, sIGURD C. 1879 M4028 S972 SWANERRPGR, WILLIAM 1581/2-1612 L402m S973 SWART VAN GRONINGFN, JAN 1500-1553 m468F S974 SWFERTS, MICHAEL 1624-1664 P856F 5975 SWETT, JORGE ACT. 1940 L4020 S995 SYRLIN,. JOERG, THE ELDER ACT. 1460-1491 L402D s996 SYPLIN, JOERG, THE YOUNGER 1455-1521 PA62F 5999 SZYS7LO, FERNANDO DE P. 1925 p856F T112 TADAPA, ERNESTO m474D T115 TACCA, PIETRO 1580-1650 P250F T121 TADASKY (TADSUKE KTIWAYMA) B. 1935 L474F T121 TADDEO, BARTOLE DT 1363-1422 p63OD T121 TADLOCK, THOMAS P630D T124 TAFT, LORADO 1860-1915 P397F T112 TAILLEDX, FRANCIS R. 1913 p371M T135 TAIT, ARTHUR F. 1819-1905 P630D T115 TAJIRI, SHINKICHI B. 1923 P498m T116 TAKAL, PETER R. 1905 P462D T136 TAKTS P. 1975

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P630D T142 TALCOTT, V. HUNTINGToN M6308 T146 TALIAFERPc, ROBERT P536D T151 TALMAN, PAUL R. 1932 P630F T153 TAM, REUBEN P585F T154 TAMAYO, MEIN° B. 1899 P397D T164 TANGUY, YVES 1900-1955 P397F T164 TANGUY, YVES 1900-1955 P492D T164 TANIA N630M T166 TANNER, BENJAMIN 1775-11348 P630F T167 TANNER, HENRY O. P517F T172 TAPTES Puir, ANTONIO P630F T179 TARBELL, EDMUND 18A2-1938 N397F T211 TASSAERT, N.F. OCTAVE 1800-1874 M397F T212 TASSEL, JEAN 1608-1667 N855F T219 TATIS, JOSE GABRIEL B. 1813 P364F T222 TAUBES, FREDERIC R. 1900 P536D T224 TAUEBi,P-ARP, SOPHIE 1889-1943 N397D T226 TAUNAY, AUGUSTE MARIE 1768-1824 N397F T:7.27 TAUNAY, FELIX EMILE 1795-1881 N397F T228 TAUNAY, NICOLAS ANTOINE 1775-1830 P999F 2239 TAYLOR, E. MERVYN 1906-1964 P501F T251 TCHELITCHEW, PAVEL 1898-1957 P501F T252 TCHTIJK0v, SIMON A. P474D T253 TFANA, MARINO DI B. 1920 P25011 T266 TEJTMA, YCKET B. 1901 N371B T271 TELFORD, THOMAS 1757-1834 P630D T274 TELLER, JANE N405F T288 TEMSKY, GuSTAVUS FERDINAND VON 1828-1868 M468F T293 TENTERS, DAVID, THE YOUNGER 1610-1690 P630D T295 TENNANT, AILIE VICTOR P6308 T297 TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY P630F T112 TENNEY, ALICE B. 1912 M1168F T315 TFRBORCH, r,ERARD 1617-1781 M468F T316 TERBRUGGHEN, HENRICK 1588-1629 m5348 T341 TESSIN, NICODEMUS, THE ELDER 1615-1681 M5348 T342 TESSIN, NICODEMUS, THE YOUNGER 1654-1728 P4748 T342 TESTA, CLORINDO B. 1923 P474F T342 TESTA, CLORINDO B. 1923 P490E T368 THAULOW, FRIT? 1847-1906 P630F T369 THAYEP, ABBOTT H. 1849-1925 P462F T394 THEOPHILOS, HADJIMTHAEL 1886-1936 p397F T397 THEPOT, ROGER-FRANCOIS R. 1925 8630E. T415 THEUS, JEREMIAH 1719-1774 P630F T429 THIEBAUD, WAYNE M397D T436 THIERRY, JEAN 1669-1739 P402F T452 THOMA, HANS 1839-19214 M4028 T453 THOMANN, VALENTIN N402F T465 TNOMING, FREDERICK 1802-1873 N397D T465 THOMIRE, PIERRE P. 1751-1843 P402F T466 THOME, HANS 1839-1924 N3978 T466 THOMON, THOMAS 1754-1813 N630F T468 THCMPSON, A.E. ACT. 1847 N530F T473 THOMPSON, JEROME B. 1814-1886 P630M T471 THOMPSON, JOHN N371M T473 THOMPSON, THOMAS C. 1767-1852 P999F T475 THOMPSON, PAULINE R. 1942 P630F T475 THCMPSCN, ROBERT P999F T476 THOMPSON, SYDNEY LOUGH B. 1877 P63OF T486 THON, WILLIAM B. 1906

229 THORN PRIKKER

P468FT496 THORN PRIKKER, JOHAN N6308T514 THORNTON, WILLIAM 1759-1828 M37113T519 THORPE, JOHN C. 1570-1618 N38RDT573 THOPWALDSEN, PERTEL 1770-1844 P490FT549 THYGESEN, RUDOLPH B. 1880 L474FT552 TIBALDI, PELLEGRINO 1527/32-1592/7 N490F7558 TIDEMAND, ADOLF 1814-1876 M474FT563 TIEPOLO, GIOVANNI BATTISTA 1693/6-1770 M474FT563 TIEPOLO, GIOVANNI BATTTSTA 1693/6-1770 M474MT563 TIEPOLO, GIOVANNI RATTISTA 1693/6-1770 N474FTC64 TIEPOLO, GIOVANNI DOMENICO 1727-1R04 N474M7564 TIEPOLO, GIOVANNI DOMENICO 1727-1804 N630FT575 TTLLFS, J.A. P630FT577 TILLIM, SIDNEY B.1925 P630FTCRR TING, WALASSE P536DT988 TTNGVELY, JEAN B. 1925 K474DT591 TINO DA CAMATNO 1285-1337 L4741T593 TINTORETTO, JACOPO 1512-1594 P630FT597 TIPRETJ, GEORGE ACT. 1860 M402FT599 TISCHBETN, IOTTANN HEINRICH,THE ELDER 1722-1789 N402fT599 TISCHBFIN, JOHANN HEINRICH,THE YOUNGER 1751-1829 P197F7616 TISSOT, ,TAMES J.J. 1836-1902 L474ET61R TITIAN, VECELLI 1477/99-1576 L47487618 TITIAN, VECETLI 1477/89-1576 P630FT628 TOREY, MARK B. 1890 P630F7629 TOBIAS, MORTON 0197ET632 TOCOTTE, LOUTS 1696-1772 P630DT635 TODD, MICHAEL B. 1935 H.91713T649 TOLEDO, JEAN 1611-1665 ti 517PT654 TOLSA, MANUEL 1757-1816 Nr170T694 TOLSA, MANUEL 1757-1816 PF1450T655 TOMASELLO, LUTS B. 1915 P945FT655 TOMASELLO, LUIS B. 1915 f151711T656 TOME, DIEGO D. 1732 M5170T657 TOME, NARCTSSO C. 1721 'P630FT659 TWILIN, BRADLEY 1899-1953 K474FT661 TOIMASO CA MODENA 1325-1379 P5010T662 TCISKI, NICOLAS V. B. 1900 P371FT665 TO1KS, HENRY 1862-1937 P630FT669 TCOKFR, GEORGE R. 1920 P468FT671 TCOROP, JAN 1858-1928 P468MT671 TCOROP, JAN 1858-1928 P468FT672 TOOROP, CHARLEY 1891-1955 N536FT673 TOPEFFE, WOLFGANG ADAM 1766-1847 P854°T676 TORAL, MARIO R. 1935 P8548T676 TORAL, MARIO 9. 1935 pLoorT685 TORN?, OLUE WOLD 1667-1919 M397FT686 TORO, J. 1671/2-1731 N585FT693 TORRES, MARTANO DE JEST'S P663FT693 TORRES GARCIA, JOAQUIN 1874-1949 11855FT691 TORRES MENDES, RAMON 1x09 -1885 M4748T696 TORRIGIANI, ALFONSO 1682-1764 L4740T696 TOPRIGIANI, PIETRO 1492-1522 P490FT698 TORSTEINSON, TORSTEIN B. 1876 P397FT725 TOULOUSE-LAUTREC, BENET DE 1864-1901 P397MT725 TOULOUSE-LAUTREC, HENRI DE 1864-1901 M397FT728 TO1PNTER, NICOLAS 1590-1657 M397FT729 TCURNIERFS, ROBERT 1667-1752 1(3971(T732 TOURS, SCHOOL OF

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P864F T116 OVAR Y TOVAR, MARTIN 1828-1902 P964H T136 TOVAR Y TOVAR, MARTIN 1828-1902 P864P T116 TOVAR Y TOVAR, MARTIN 1828-1902 P630D T736 TCVISH, HAROLD B. 142.1 1610B T742 TOWN, ITHIEL 1784-1844 N6308 T743 TOWN, ITHIEL AND DAVIS, A. N371F T744 TOWNE, FRANCIS C. 1740-1816 P6300 T746 TCWNLEY, HUGH B. 1923 P630D T756 TOYOFM, TOMoNORT 1534F T764 TRAGARDH, CARL 1861-1899 K474F T768 TRAIN!, FRANCISCO ACT. 1341/6 M474F T781 TRAVERSI, GASPARE C. 1732-1769 M47411 T789 TREMIGNON, ALLESANDRO 17TH CT M397F T791 TREMOLLIERE, PIERRE CHARLES 1703-1739 04740 7795 TRENTACOSTF 1859-1933 1585B T796 TRESGUERRAS, FRANCISCO EDUARDO 1759-1883 1585F T796 TRESGUERRAS, FRANCISCO EDUARDO. 1759-1883 1585M T796 TRESGUERRAS, FRANCISCO EDUARDO 1759-1881 L474D T822 TRIPOLO, IL. 1 485- 1550 K402K T826 TRIER, SCHOOL OF M166F T844 TROGER, PAUL 1698-1762 N468F T855 TROOSTWIJK, wnnTEP JOANNFS VAN 1782-1810 P630D T862 TROVA, ERNEST TINO B. 1927 P630F TR62 TROVA, ERNEST TINO B. 1927 M397F T864 TROY, JEAN FRANCOIS DE 1679-1752 7,856F TR64 TROYA, RAFAEL 1845-1921 N397F T864 TROYON, CONSTANT 1810-1865 P5380 T86' TRSAR, DRAGO P. 1927 R402F T866 TITUEBTIER, WILHELM 1851-1917 P630D T866 TRUITT, ANNE P307F T866 TFIT,TILLO, GWILLERMo B. 1927 P007M T866 TRUJILLO, GrIILTERM0 B. 1Q27 NA3OF T869 TRUMBILLi JOHN 1756-1843 N630H T869 TRUMBULL, JOHN 1756-1843 Fq9qP T871 IRTISTTUM, PHILIP P. 1940 1397E T874 TRUTAT, FELIX 1824-1848 P630F T875 TRYON, DWIGHT W. 1849-1925 m4711D T885 TUBY, JEAN BAPTISTE I 1635-1700 P630F T895 TUCKER, WILLIAM P371F T926 TMINARD, JOHN C. 1900 L474K T924 TTJPPO, FRANCESCO L474F T929 TURA, COSIMO 1429-1495 P3710 T941 TURNBULL, WILLIAM C. 1922 1371M T945 TURNER, CHARLES 1773-1857 N371F T948 TURNER, JOSEPH MALLORD WILLIAM 1775-1851 N371F T954 TURNER, WILLIAM (OF OXFORD) 1789-1862 1171H T954, TURNER, WILLIAM OF OXFORD 1789-1862 P630F T969 TWACHTmAN, JOHN H. 1853-1902 1371D T9/1 TWEED, JOHN M6308 Tq71 TWELVES, ROBERT P6300 T974 TWITCHELL, RALPH P492F 7974 TWORKO', JACK B. 1900 P492F T974 TWORKOV, JACK R. 1900 PiA6E T995 TYTGAT, EDGARD 1870-1957 P366D U122 (Mc, RAOUL B. 1910 L474F T4142 TTRERTINI, FRANCESC0 1494-1557 L474F [162 UCCELLO, PAM) DI DONA C. 1397-1475 P630M U1/2 TR:91MA, ANSFI B. 1921 P402P U222 UECKFR, GUNTHER B. 1930

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p402D 8222 HECKER, G8NTHER R.1930 P630F 0232 UM, WALTER P862F 8262 UGARTE ELESPURU, JUAN MANUEL R.1911 K474? 8272 8GOLINO DA SIENA D.1339/49 K4 /4D 11273 UGCLINO DI VIER' D.1380/85 P402F 8292 UHDE, FRTTZ VON 1848-1911 P402D 0312 UHLMANN, HANS B.1900 P630F U453 ULREICH, MIRA WOODSON P630D 8452 ULRICH, CHARLES P630D 0522 UMLAUF, CHARLES P.1910 P397D 8572 UNGERER, TONI P.1Q31 P397F U572 UNGERER, TOMI E.1931 P3978 11572 UNGERER, ToMI B.1931 N534F 8582 UNKER, CARL 1828-1866 N6301 U672 UPJOHN, RICHARD 1802-1878 N402F U772 8DLAUB, GEORG KARL 1749-1811 P862? U822 URTEAGA, MARIO 1875-1959 P630D 8842 USCO N2508 8892 UTAMAR0 1753-1806 L534D U892 TITHER, RAPTISTA VAN D. 1597 P397F 8922 UTRILLO, t1A8RICE 1885-1955 P630P V114 VACCARO, MICHAEL L474F V126 VAGA, PERINO DEL 1500-1547 P462D V126 VAGISuPoLIGNOTOS B.1894 P397F V136 VALADON, SP7ANNE 1867-1938 23978 V116 VALADON, SUTANNE 1867-1938 M517f V145 VALDES LEAL, JUAN DE 1630-1691 P956? V153 VALENCIA, CESAR B. 1918 N397F V192 VALENCIENNES, PIERRE HENRI 1750-1819 M397F V156 VALENTIN DE ROULLOGNE 1591-1632 P630D V157 VALENTINE, DEwkIN R. 1936 N397F V179 VAILAYER-COSTER, ANNE 1744-1918 P630D V181 VALLEDOR, LEO B. 1936 P630F V181 VALLEDOR, LEO B. 1936 P536? V193 VALLOTTON, FELIX 1865-1925 N6308 V214 VALSON, MAXIMILIAN M4748 V215 VALVASSORI, GABRIELI 1683-1761 9371B V219 VANBRUGP, :SIR JOHN 1664-1726 P630D V227 VANDENPERGER, PETER N630? V235 VANDERLYN, JOHN 1775-1852 N6308 V235 VANDERLYN, JOHN 1775-1852 M397F V261 VAN LOO, CAFLE 1705-1765 P366D V282 VANTONGERLOO, GEORGE 1886-1965 8474F V284 VANVITELLI, GASPARE 1674-1736 M4748 V285 VANVITELLI, GUIGI 1700-1773 L517F V297 VARGAS, LUIS DE 1502-1568 P854F V297 VARGAS ROSAS, LUIS B. 1897 M397D V312 VARIN, PIERRE II D. 1753 N371F V315 VARLET, CORNELIUS 1781-1873 11371F V316 VARLET, JOHN 1778-1842 M397F V317 VARNET, (CLAUDE) JOSEPH 1712/5-1789 P538D V327 VASA (VELIZAR MIHICH) P. 1933 8474B V328 VASANTTO (JAN VAN LANTEN) GIOVANNI 1550-1621 P470D V378 VASARELY, VICTOR B. 1908 P470F V328 VASARELY, VICTOR B. 1908 L474B V328 VASARI, GIORGIO 1511-1574 L474F V328 VASARI, GIORGIO 1511-1574 8397D V.338 VASSE, LOUIS CLAUDE 1716-1772 83978 V'35 VAUBAN, SEBASTIEN L.E PRESTRE 1633-1707

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P397r V361 vAuDREMER, AdlUsTE 1829-1914 P371F V364 VAUGHAN, KEITH P. 1912 P474D V197 VECCHI, GAPPTELE DE B. 1918 1.474p v397 VECCHTETTA, LORENZO DI PIETRO 1412-1490 P630F V415 VEDDER, EurRn 1836-1923 M468F V418 VEEN, OTTO P945F v422 vEGA, JORGE LUIS DE LA R. 1930 N402F V428 vETT, PHILIPP 1793-1877 N474D V432 VELA, VINcnvzo 1820-1891 P5R5F v431 VELASCO, JOSE MARIA 1940-1912 M517F V434 VELAsOHEZ, D. DIEGO RODRIGUEZ DE SILVA 1599-1660 M468F V436 VELDE, ADRIAN VAN DER 1635-1672 P468m V435 VELDE, HENRY VAN DF 1863-1957 P468K V435 VFLDF, HENRv VAN DE 1863-1957 P468V v415 VELDE, HENRY VAN DE 1863-1°57 M468F V435 VELDE, JAN VAN DE 1620-1660 m46gm V415 VELDE, JAN VAN DE 1620-1660 P468F v436 VLDEN, PETPUs VAN DE 1837-1911 M468F V437 VELDE, WILLEM VAN DE, THE YOUNGER 1633-1707 L394m V439 VELLERT, DIRK JACOBS7 1511 1544 P630m V443 VELONIS, ANTHONY B. 1911 M47413 V456 vENEPONI, GIOVANNI ANTONIO D. 1735 L474F v457 VENETO, PARTOLOMEO 1490-1555 L474F vu5g VENE7IANC, BONIFAZIO 1491-1553 L474F V459 VENEZIANO, DCMENICO 1438-1461 K474F v461 VENEZIANO, I. 1157-1379 K474F V462 VENEZIANO, PAOLO ACT. 1333-1362 L474F v461 VENICE, SCHOOL OF Pu680 V515 VERRUST, HANS P. 1921 M4A9F V523 VERMEER VAN DELFT, JAN 1612-1675 L5177 V523 VERMEJO, RAETOtOPE CARDENAS 1440-1500 r397F V532 vERNET, HORACE 1789-1863 L474r v549 VERONESE, PONIFAZIO 1487-1575 L474F V550 VERONESE, PAOLO (CALIARI) 1528-1588 Lq74F v559 VERROCCHIO, ANDREA DEL 1415-1488 Mu68F v564 VERSPRONCK, 30HANNES C. 1597-1662 P47411 V579 VESPIGNANI, R. P474D V616 VIANI, ALBERTO B. 1906 P517F V632 VICENTE, ESTEBAN B. 1906 L474M V633 VICENTINO, NICCOLC 1510-1540 P610F V637 VICKREY, ROBERT B. 1926 P945F v645 VICTORICA, MIGUEL CARLOS 1884-1955 N371F V649 VIDAL, EMERIC ESSEX 1791-1861 N397F V657 VILILLEVOYE, B. 1798-1855 P496D V657 VIEIRA, JORGE P. 1922 P496F V658 VIFIPA DA SILVA, MARIA HELENA B. 1908 P847D v658 VIFIRA, PARY R. 1927 N517I, V662 VIEW, MARIE JOSEPH 1716-1809 L517r V672 VIGARNT, PHILIP D. 1543 myrIp v673 VIGEE, LOUIS 1727-1767 N397F V673 VIGEE - LEBRUN N397F V674 VIGEE - LEBRUN, MARIE L. ELISABETR 1755-1842 L474F v686 VIGNOLA, GIACOMA 1507-1573 M197F V687 vIGNON, cLADE 1593-1670 N3978 V687 "IGNON, PIERRE-ALEXANDRE 1763-182P r854F v69q VILCRES, EDRARDO E. 1932 14740 V712 VILLA, GIOVANNI RATTISTA 1832-1899 2856F V712 VILLACTS, ANIRAL R. 1927 p371R V719 VILLANUEVA, CAPLOS B. MO

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P3718 V718 VILLANUEVA, CARLOS S. 1900 K3978 V719 VILLARD DE HONNECOURT 13TH CT P397F V759 VTLLON, JACQUES B. 1975 P3978 V759 VILLON, JACODES 8. 1875 P862F V766 VINATEA REYNOSO, JORGE 1900-1911 NA97F V771 VINCENT, FRANCOIS ANDRE 1746-1816 L474D V777 VINCI, PIEPINO DA 1531-1553 M468F V778 VINCKEBOONS, DAVID 1576-1629 83978 V796 VIOLLFT-LE-DUC, EUGENE 1814-1479 L468F V817 VIRGIN AMONG VIRGINS, MASTER 1450-1510 L402D V823 VISCHER, HANS ACT. 1588 L402D V824 VISCHER, PETER, THE ELDER 1455-1529 L402D V825 VISCHER, PETER, THE YOUNGER 1487-1528 P474F V825 VISCONTI, ELYSEU TANGELO 1867-1944 L4748 V825 VISCONTI, GIOVANNI GALEAZZO D. 1492 P397D V829 VISEUX, CLAUDE B.1927 P468D VR34 VISSFR, CAREL NICOLASS B. 1928 X474F V836 VITALE DA BOLOGNA 1289-1359/69 L474F V838 VITE, TIMOTEO DELLA 1467-1523 P8568 V843 VITERI, OSWALD( B. 1931 M4748 V8S3 VITTONE, RERNARDO 1705-1770 8474D V853 VITTORIA, ALESSANDRO 1525-1C38 P8450 V854 VITULLO, SESOSTRIS CESAR 1899-1953 P397F V855 VIVANCOS, G. L474F V836 VIVARINI, ALVTSE, THE YOUNGER 1446/7-1502 L474F V857 VIVARINT, ANTONIO 1415-1470 L474F V859 VIVARINI, BARTOLOMMEO 1450-1499 P397F V858 VIVIN, LOUIS 1861-1936 P397F V866 VLAMINCK, MAURIcE DE 1876-1958 M394F V869 VIHMI, SIMON DE 1602-1653 M468F V871 VLIET, HENDRIK CORNELISZ VAN 1611,12-1675 8536F V878 VOGEL, LUDWIG 1788-1879 N6308 V912 VOLCK, ADALBERT JOHN P630F V916 VOLK, DOUGLAS 1856 -1935 P402D V924 VOLLMER, RUTH N474F V931 VOLPE, ALESSANDRO C. 1820-1887 P847F V932 VOLPI, ALFREDO B. 1896 P468D V937 VOLTEN, ANDRE B. 1925 P397D V935 VOLTI, ANTONITYCCT R. 1915 N397B V954 VORONEKHINE 1759-1814 M394F V959 VOS, CORNELIS DE 1585-1651 M394F V961 VOS, MARTIN DE 1531-1603 M397F V972 VOUET, SIMON 1590-1649 P630D V972 VOILKLOS, PETER 8. 1924 P501D V973 VOUTETICH, EUGENE V. B. 1908 P3718 V976 VOYSEY, CHARLES FRANCIS ANNESLEY 1857-1941 P371V V976 VOYSEY, CHARLES FRANCIS ANNESLEY 1857-1941 L3668 V981 VRIENOT, C.F. DE 8468D V982 VRIES, ADRIAEN DE 1560-1643 P468F V983 VRIES, HERMAN DE. B. 1931 M468F V984 VROOM, HENDRIK CORNELISZ 1566-1640 P397F V948 VUILLARD, JEAN EDOUARD 1867-1940 P3978 V988 VUILLARD, JEAN EDOUARD 1867-1940 P630F V998 VYTLACIL, VACLAV B. 1892 8402F W114 WACHTEP, GEORG F. EBERHARD 1762-1852 P6308 8118 RIMY, RUTH G. M6308 W124 WADSWORTH, DANIEL P371F W124 WADSWORTH, EDWARD 1889-1949 P1648 V114 WAGNER, OTTO 1841-1918

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8402F W136 WAHLBOM, CARL 1810-1858 m630B W145 WAITE, E7.RA p3q7F w152 WALCH, CHARLES 1896-1948 P6308 8157 WALD, SYINTA B. 1914 8364F W164 WALDMTIELLEP, FERDINAND 1793-1865 8630F 8165 WALDO, SAMUEL LOVETT 1783-1861 P371F W177 WALKER, DAME EDITH P630B W177 WALKER AND ASSOCIATES 8371F W183 WALKER, ROBERT 1599-1658/60 P5018 W186 WALKOWITZ, APRAHAm B. 1880 P630D 8189 WALLACE, JOHN M534F W195 WALLANDER, JOSEF W. 1821-1888 P371F W213 WALLIS, ALFRED 1855-1942 N371F W214 WALLIS, HENRY 1R05-1890 p999F W214 WALLIS, W.S. 1891-1951 L3Q4B W215 wALLOT F, SEXDENIERS M468F W222 WALSCAPPELLE 1667-1718 P989F W223 WALSH, ALFRED 1859-1916 N6308 8231 WALTER, THOMAS USTICK 1804-1887 P630D W235 WALTERS, CARL B. 1883 P999F W235 WALTERS, GORDON B. 1919 N6308 W239 WALTON, HENRY ACT. 1836-1850 P371F W247 WANKLYN, JOAN 8371F 8259 WARD, JAMES 1759-1859 P630D W259 WARP, JOHN QUINCY 1830-1910 M371R 8268 WARE, ISAAC D.1766 N6308 8267 WARE AND VAN BRUNT P630D W275 wARHOL, ANDY B.1Q30 P630F 8275 8ARHoL, ANDY B. 1930 M397D W276 8ftRTN, JEAN 1604-1672 P402D 8278 wARNEKE, HEINZ B. 1895 N630D 8283 WARNER, OLIN LEVI 1R44-1896 P397F W285 WAROOUIER, HENRI DE B. 1881 86308 W2R6 WARREN, RUSSELL, AND BUCKLIN P630B W2R6 WARREN AND wETMORE 86308 W318 WASHINGTON, GEORGE 1732-1799 8402F 8319 WASMANN, RmDOLPH FRIEDRICH 1805-1886 P371B W326 wATPRHoUSE, A. 1830-1905 P474F W326 WATEPHOUSE, JOHN WILLIAMS 184S-1917 P6308 W335 WATKIN, CRAM, GOODHUE AND FERGUSON P630F 8335 wATKINS, FRANKLIN C. R. 1894 P630F 8338 WATSON, FRANKLIN C. M397F W146 WATTEAU, JEAN ANTOINE 1684-1721 M397H 8346 wATTEAV, JEAN ANTOINE 1684-1721 P630D 8348 WATTS P371F W349 WATTS, GEORGE FREDERICK 1817-1904 P630F 8354 WAUGH, FREDERICK J. 1861-1940 P6300 W355 8AUGH, SIDNEY B. 1904 P6308 8359 WAYNE, JUNE B. 1918 P3718 8365 WEBB, ASTON 1849-1930 N371F W366 WEBB, E.V. 1819-1850 M371B 8364 WEBB, JOHN 1611-1674 P371B W367 WEBB, PHILIP 1831-1915 m371F W371 wEBBER, JOHN 1752-1793 P630F W374 WEBER, TDELLE P501F 8375 WEBER, MAX 1881-1961 P5018 8375 WEBER, MAX 1881-1961 P536D W376 MET, wILLT P. 1933 P536F W376 WEBER, WILLI R. 1933 235 27 WEDIN

P630F W392 WFDIN, ELAF P6308 W394 WEED AND MANLEY P371F W395 WEEKS, JOHN 1888-1965 M468F W397 WEENIX, JAN 1621-1660 P388F W417 WEIE, EDVARD 1879-1943 P371F W419 WEIGHT, CARE! B. 1908 P3718 W419 WEIGHT, CAREL B.1908 P630D W423 WETN, ALBERT B. 1910 P630D W423 WEINBERG, ELBERT d. 1928 P630D W424 WFINRIB, DAVID B. 1924 73630F W426 WEIR, J. ALDEN 1852-1919 P630M W426 WEIR, J. ALDEN 1852-1919 P630F W425 WEIR, JOHN FERGDSON 1841-1926 N630F W426 WEIR, ROBERT 1803-1889 P402M W429 WEISS, EMIL 1111DOLF M4C2B W458 WELSCH, MAXIMILIAN, JOH.M. 1671-1745 N534F W474 WENGE, MARTEN ESKIL 1825-1896 P630M W474 WENGENROTH, STOW B. 1906 P630F W467 WFN-PING, ISAT P490F W487 WERENSKIOLD, ERIK 1855-1938 P402F W494 WERNER, THEODOR R. 1886 L402F W499 WERTINGFR, HANS 1491-1533 P630F W513 WESLEY, JOHN P630D W515 WESSELMAN, TOM B. 1931 P630F W915 WESSELMAN, TOM B.1931 N630F W516 WEST, BENJAMIN 1738-1820 N630H W516 WEST, BENJAMIN 1738-1820 N630M V516 WEST, BENJAMIN 1738-1820 N371K W522 WESTALL, RICHARD 1765-1836 P630D W527 WESTERMA:, B.C. B. 1922 N534F W529 WESTIN, FREDRTK 1782-1862 P630P W534 WFSTON, BRET P630P W535 WESTCN, EDWARD L394F W546 WFIDEN, ROGER VAN DER 1399/1400-1464 L394F W547 WEYDEN, SCHOOL OF P630F W5S6 WHEAT, JCHN B. 1920 P630D W565 WHEELOCK, WARREN B. 1880 P630F W576 WHISTLER, JAMES MCNEILL 1834-1903 P630M W576 WHISTLER, JAMES MCNEILL 1834-1903 N630F W5P1 WHITCOMB, ST1SAN C. 1842 P630H W582 WHITE, CHARLES P630P W583 WHITE, CLARENCE N371P W5S4 WHITE, HENRY M371B W588 WHITE, THOMAS C. 1674-1748 P989F W594 WHITELEY, P. N630H W598 WHITING, DANIEL POWERS 1808-1892 N630M W598. WHITING, DANIEL POWERS 1808-1892 14630F W619 WHITNEY, LISA P630F W627 WHTTTREDGE, WORTHINGTON 1820-1910 P630F W628 WHORE, JOHN P. 1903 P630M W636 WICKEY, HARRY P. 1892 M468F W662 WIJNANTS, JAN 1630/35-1684 P402D W673 WILDING, LuninG B. 1927 P630D W676 WILEY, WILLIAM B. 1937 P630D W677 WILFRED, THOMAS K402F W678 WILHELM VON KOLE ACT. 1358-1378 N374F W683 WILKIE, SIR DAVID 1785-1841 8468F W698 WILLEBORT, AMBROSTDS P630D W711 WILLENBECHER

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P8458 W721 WILLIAMS, AMANCIO B. 1913 P630D V723 WILLIAMS, FRANKLIN N374F W723 WILLIAMS, HUGH WILLIAM 1773-1829 M630B W725 WILLIAMS, E.J. P630D W727 WILLIAMS, TODD M371F W727 WILLIAMS, WILLIAM 1758-1794 N630H W728 WILLIAMS, W.A. P630R W729 WILLIAMSON, DONALD MACLEAN P630D W731 WILLIAMS, WALTER P630D W747 WILSON, ED M371F W752 WILSON, RICHARD 1714-1782 M371H W752 WILSON, RICHARD 1714-1782 P630M W754 WILSON, W.B. N402F W'57 WIMAR, CHARLES 1828-1862 P371F W765 WINDUS, WILLIAM LINDSAY 1822-1907 P630D W768 WINES, JAMES B. 1928 P630FW772 WINHOLT7, CALEB D. 1935 E402F W773 WINK, CHRISTIAN 1738-1797 N371F W784 VINT, PETER DE 17C4-1849 N630F W785 WINTER, CHARLES ALLAN D. 1869 P402F 11784 WINTER, FRIT7 B. 1905 N402F W788 WINTERHALTER, FRANCOIS XAVIER 1806-1873 N402F W799 WIRTH, PHILIPP 1808-1878 P371D W812 WISE, GILLIAN P. 1936 N3978 W816 WTSSF, SEBASTIAN ACT. 1840 P116D W811 WITKIN, ISAAC B. 1936 M468F 11828 WITTE, EMANUEL nE 1607-1692 N630F W812 WITTKAMP, A. L536F W833 WITZ, KONRAD C. 1398-1447 P402D W855 WOLFF, HELMUT B. 1932 M4028 W855 WOLFF, JAKOB 1546-1612 L402F W861 WOLGEMUT, MICHAEL 1434-1519 M371F 11863 WOLLASTON, JOHN THE ELDER P402F W867 WOLS, ALFRED OTTO 1913-1951 N6308 W871 'mon, A.T. P371F W874 WOOD, CHRISTOPHER 1902-1931 P630F W875 WOOD, GRANT 1892-1942 M371B W876 WOOD, JOHN 1704-1754 P610K W881 WOODS, WALLACE P371D W888 WOCDHAM, DERRICK M6309 WR93 WOODRUFF, CAPT. MAR P630F WR93 WOODRUFF, HALE H. P630D W894 WOODS, GURDON P630T W894 WCODS, GURDON P610F W896 WOODS, ROOSEVELT N630F W898 WOODVILLE, RICHARD CATON 1825-1855 P630R W899 WOODWARD, GEORGE 1829-1905 D99917 W913 WOOLLASTON, M.T. B. 1910 M371F W918 WOOTTAN, JOHN 1686-1765 P364D W936 WCTRUBA, FRIT7 R. 1907 P366D W918 WOUTEPS, RIK 1882-1916 P366F W938 WCUTERS, RIK 1882-1916 M468F W918 WCUWERMAN, PHILIP 1619-1668 M3718 M945 WREN, SIR CHRISTOPHER 1632-1723 P630B W949 WRIGHT, FRANK LLOYD 1868-195Q M371K W949 WRIGHT, G. N630F WQ49 WRIGHT, JAMES HENRY 1813-1883 M630F W952 WRIGHT, JOSEPH 1756-1793 ,M374F W951 WRIGHT, IOSEPH MICHAEL 1625-1700

237 19 WRIGHT --

P630P W951 WRIGHT, LLOYD B. 1890 M371F W951 WRTGHT OF DERBY, JOSEPH 1734-1797 L468F W958 WTEWAEL, JOACH/M ANTONISZ 1566-1638 L468F W959 WTEWAEL, (UTEWAEL) PAULUS P630F W961 WULF, LLOYD ACT. 1940-1964 P63013'1(968 WURSTER, WILLTAM WILSON B. 1895 N630F W974 WYANT, ALEXANDER 1836-1892 N371B W975 WYATT, JAMES I 1748-1813 P630F W979 WYETH, ANDREW B. 1917 P630H W979 WYETH, ANDREW B. 1917 P630B W984 WYMAN, GEORGE HERBERT P630H W984 WYMAN, WILLIAM B. 1922 P371F W991 WYNTER, BRYAN B. 1915 P536D W995 WYSS P630M Y312 YATES, CHARLES E. P372F Y412 YEATS, JACK BUTLER 1871-1957 N250M 7432 YEISHI N250M Y433 YFISHO P630B Y462 YEOV, JOHN R. 1910 P630F Y712 YCUNG, ELMER E. B. 1897 P6300 Y742 YOUNG, MAHONRI 1877-1935 P630M Y742 YOUNG, MAHONRI 1877-1935 P501F Y952 YUNKERS, ADJA B. 1900 p854F Y872 YRARRA7AVAL, RICARDO B. 1942 P501M Y952 YUNKERS, ADJA R. 1900 P397D y962 YVARAL (JEAN - PIERRE VASARELY) B. 1934 P501D 2172 ZADKINE, OSSIP B. 1890 P388F 7192 ZAHRTMANN, KRISTIAN 1843-1917 L402K 7212 7A/NER, GUNTHER ACT. 1485 L402F 7213 ZAINER, JOHANN ACT. 1473 M402F 7212 ZATS, GIUSEPPE 1709-1784 P630D 2212 ZAJAC, JACK B. 1929 p397F 7212 7AF, EUGENE 1884-1929 P474D Z242 7AMPONI, DANTE B. 1905 P560D 2242 ZANE/TT, NORMAN B. 1931 M517D 7362 ZARCILLO Y ALCARAZ, FRANCISCO 1707-1783 L517D 7.382 ZARZA, VASCO DE LA M468M 2432 ZEEMAN, REINTER C. 1623-1667 P397B 7442 7EHRFUSS P402D 7442 ZEHRINGER, WALTER R. 1940 m364F 7.462 zEILLER, FRANZ ANTON 1716-1793 n402F 7582 ZERBE, KARL R. 1903 P534B 7612 ZETTERWALL, FOLKE C. 1862 m364F 26.42 ZICK, JANDARIDS 1710-1797 P630D 7.662 Z/EGLEP, LAURA B. 1927 N402F 2732 ZIMMERMANN, AUGUST ALBERT 1808-188R M402B 7713. ZIMMERMANN, DOM/NTOLS 1685-1766 N3F4F 7734 7TMMEPMANN, JOHAN BAPTIST 1680-1758 N702F 7852 ZOFFANV, JOHANN 1713-1810 P470D 7862 70LNAY, GEORGE JULIAN 1863-1949 L474F 78£12 7.CPPO, MARCO 1433-1498 P501D 7892 ZORACH, WILLIAM 1887-1966 P501F 7892 ZORACHc WILLIAM 1887-1966 P534F 7892 7ORN, ANDERS LEONARD 1860 -1920 P517F 7932 7UBTARRE, VALENTIN 1879-1834 M402B 7941 0CALL, rNpico 1624-1724 M474F 2942 ZUCCARELLT, FRANCISCO 1701-1788 M474B 2943 ZUCCARO, FEDERICO 1540-1609 m474F 7943 7UCCAR0, FEDER/CO 1540-1609

220,,, 238 --ZUTMAN

P402F 7944 IMEGEL, HEINRICH 1850-1930 14517F 2945 ZULOAGA Y ZABALETA C. 1R70 M517F Z962 7.URBARAN, FRANCIsCO nE 159A-1664 P630D Z962 7AIRLO, DONALD M388F Z963 ZUSENIS, JOHANN GPoRo 1716-1777 L394M 7964 7UTMAN, LAMBERT TTI C. 1510-1567

239 221 INDEX

Entries in Roman type refer to terms in the main body of the work, i.e. the Classification Schedules. The initials H, A and S identify the three main divisions of the Classification -- History, Art and Science.Example:

animals(H)39-40,0097,101,104,(S)138-139,143

Thus, a classifier dealing with pictures of animals in a geographical/historical/cultural context should turn to the references following H with animals as the subject matter of art, to the references following A -- with animals as the subject of scientific study, to the references following S.

Entries in Italic type refer to topics discussed in the introductory chapters, "The Need for a New Classification" and "A Suggested Method of Automatic Indexing".

A.L.A. Anglo American Cataloging agriculture (H)39-40 Rules12 agriculture buildings (A)90 Abbasid School (A)84 Aha Menes (A)81 Abbevillean (A)69 Ahmose (A)82 abbeys (A)95 air bases (H)49,(A)94 aboriginal groups (H)39,42 air battles (H)49 Abstract Expresslonism (A)97 air conditioning (S)131 abstractions (A)97,104 air currents (S)125 Abyssinia (H)26 air force (H)49 academic disciplines 2,4 air pollution (S)130 accidents, vehicular (HAT air transportation (H)4T Achaemenian (A)73,87 aircraft (H)46-47,49 achenes (0144 aircraft design (A)108,(S)130 Acheulean (A)69 airplane crashes (H)47 acid etching (A)103 airports (H)474096 acoustical engineering (5)131 aisles (A)X14 acoustics (S)126 Akhenaten (A)82 Aden (H)27 Akkadian (A)73,87 adoptions (H)43 Akshak (A)87 advertisement (H)53 alabastron (A)106 advertising art (A)109 Alaska (H)34 Aegean art (A)72,86. Albania(H)30 Aegean Islands (H)31 albumen rrint (A)104 Aeneolithic (A)69 alchemy (S)126 aerodynamic design (S)130 alcoholism (043 aerodynamics (S)126 Alexander in Egypt (A)83 aeronautical engineering (S)120, algebra (S)119,121 130 Algeria (H)26 Afghanistan (H)28 allegorical subjects (A)99,101 Africa (H)26-27 Allgemeines Lexikon der bildenden Aghlabite School (A)84 Kanstler (Appendix) 150 agricultural engineering (S)120, alphabets (A)102 130 241 222. Alps (H)30 Archaic, Greek (A)72,86 altarpieces (A)97,101 Archaic, Persia (A)73 altars (A)114 archeological expeditions (H)141 altitude (5)123 archeological site (A)79 Amasis (A)83 arches (A)914 ambrotype (A)104 architectural construction (H)45 Amenemhat (A)82 architectural illustration(in sculp- Amen-em-Ipet (A)83 ture, painting) (A)98,101,104 Amenhotep (A)82 architecture (A)65,71,89,90-96,114 Amen-Meses (A)83 Arctic Ocean (H)37 ammunition dumps (A)94 Argentina (H)36 amphitheaters (A)95 arithmetic (S)119,121 amphora (A)106 Armenia (H)27 Amratian (A)81 armories (A)94 amusement parks (H)43,(A)95 arms and armor (H)46,(A)108 anaesthesiology (S)120,128 army (H)49 analysis (S)119,121 arrest (H)48 Anatolia (H)28 arsenals (A)94 anatomy (S)120,128 art 5-9 Andalusia (H)31 art exhibits (H)41 Andhra (A)72 art form (medium) (A)65-66 Andorra (H)31 art galleries (H)41,(A)94 androecium (S)144 ART SCHEDULES (A)61-114 angels (A)100 art theory (A)66,89 Anglo-Egyptian Sudan (H)27 Artaxerxes (A)83 Anglo-Saxon (A)70 artists' names (A)79,(Appendix) Angola (H)26 149-239 animal fights (H)143 artist's rendering (H)53,(A)1114, animal houses (A)90,93 (S)143 animal husbandry (H)39 -140 aryballos (A)106 Animal Kingdom, Classification Ashikaga (A)75 of (5)139,141 Asia (H)28-29 animals (H)39-40,(A)97,101,104, Asia Minor (H)28 (5)138-139,143 Asian religious subjects (A)97,101, animals, draft :;.ti pack (H)40 104 Antarctica (H)25 Assyrian Art (A)73,87 anthropology (S)120,128 Assyrian Invasion, Egypt (A)83 anticlines (5)124 astanah (A)1114 Antigua (H)36 astronomy 8 anonymous works of art (A)65,67 astronomy (H)146,(S)119,122 apartment buildings (A)93 Asuka (A)75 Apocrypha (A)100-101 Asuruballit (A)87 Apollo (space flight) (S)122 asylums (H)148 appliances (A)108 Atlantic Ocean (H)37 Apries (A)83 atmosphere (S)125 apse (A)114 atrium (A)1114 aquacades (H)143 Aurignacian (A)69 aquaria (H)141 Austral Islands (H)38 aquatint (A)103 Australia (H)38 arcades (A)90,1114 Australian New Guinea (H)38 Archaic, Egypt (A)68,81 Austria (H)30

242 3 author-title display 16 beehive tombs (A)92 authors (041 Belgian Congo (H)26 auto service stations (H)44,(A)90 Belgium (H)30 automated indexing 12-19 Bermuda Islands (H)37 automobiles (H)46-47 bestiary (A)102 automotive design & safety (5)131 Bhutan (H)28 Ay (A)82 Bible (A)102 Ayudhya (A)77 Bible Lands (H)27 Azerbaijan (H)27 bibliographies (A)102 Az-ib (A)81 billboards (A)109 Azores (H)37 biocherlstry (S)126 Aztec (A)76 Biological and Agricultural Index (S)133 Babylonian (A)73,87 biology (S)119,126 Babylonian period, Syria (A)77 births (042 bacteria (5)129 bishops (A)100 Badarian (A)81 Bismarck Archipelago (H)38 Bahama Islands (H)35 blacksmithing (045 Bahrein (H)27 Blackwelder, Richard EJiot (S)139, Bakenrenef (A)83 141 balconies (A)114 block book (A)102 Balearic Islands (H)31 blueprinting (S)131 Bali (H)28 boating facilities (A)95 Balkan Peninsula (H)30 boats (H)47,(A)108 ballet (041 Bocchoris (A)83 Baltic States (H)31 Boko-retto (H)29 Baluchistan (H)28 Bolivia (H)36 bandstands (A)95 bomb shelters (A)94 Bangkok (A)77 bone (A)108 bank buildings (A)90 Bonin Islands (H)37 banking (044 book arts W65,89,102-103 Banks Islands (H)37 book classifications 2-4,9 baptistries (A)95 bookbinding (A)102 Barbados (H)35 Borneo (H)28 Barbarian art (A)70,84 Bosnia (H)32 barber shops (A)90 botany (S)119,127,134-137,141,144 barbers (H)44 bottles (A)105 barns (A)90 bouys (H)47 Baroque (A)71 bowls (A)105 basements (A)114 boxes (A)105 basilicas (A)95 brain (S)128 basin (A)105 Brazil (H)36 Basque Provinces (H)31 breeding (S)130 Basutoland (H)26 bridges (H)47,(A)91 baths (A)95,114 brief listing 19 battles (H)49,(A)99 British Guiana (H)36 beaches (S)123 British Honduras (H)35 beauty pageants (043 British Isles (H)30 Bechuanaland (H)26 British New Guinea (H)38 Becker, Felix (Appendix) 150 Bronze Age (A)69 bedrooms (A)114 browsing 2 243 4-4 24 building materials (A)114 Castile (H)31 building materials manufacture castles (A)93 0046 casualties (H)49 building supply houses (H)44, catacombs (A)84 (A)90 cataloging methods 12-13 building types (A)89-96 catalogs (A)102 Bulgaria (H)30 Catalonia (H)31 Buriat-Mongolia (H)29 cathedrals (A)95 Burma (H)28,(A)67 Catholic services (H)49 business (H)39,44 cauline leaves (S)144 business/industrial districts caves (H)40,(S)123 (H)41 ceilings (A)114 business schools (H)47,(A)91 Celebes (H)28 busts (A)98,101,104 celebrations (H)41 butchers (H)44 cella (A)114 Byelorussia (H)31 cellars (A)114 Byzantine (A)70,84 cells (S)127 cellular structure (3)145 cabinetmaking (H)45 Celtic (A)70,84 cabins (A)93 cement (A)108 calculus (S)121 cemeteries (H)48,(A)92 Caliphate (H)27 censer (A)105 caZZ number 9-12,14 Central African Protectorate (H)27 calligraphic design (A)102 Central African Republic (H)26 calotype (A)104 Central America (H)35-36 calyx (S)144 ceramics (H)45-46,(A)66,89,105 Cambodia (H)28,(A)68 ceremonies, military (H)49 Cambyses (A)83,87 ceremonies, religious (H)49 Cameroons (H)26 Ceylon (H)28,(A)68 campaigns, political (H)48 chaburi (A)114 campgrounds, religious (H)49 Chad (R)26 camping (H)43 chaitya (A)114 Canada (H)32 Chalcolithic (A)87 canals (H)47, (x)96 Chaldean (A)73 Canary Islands (H)37 chalets (A)93 Cape Verde Islands (H)37 chalice (A)105 capital, architectural (A)114 Chambers of c--- Ji)44 capitol buildings (A)92 Chandella (1 car barns (A)96 Channel Islands (H)30 Caribees (H)35 chapels (A)95 caricature (H)53,(A)109,(S)143 chapter house (A)114 carnivals (H)43 charities (H)43 Caroline Islands (H)37 chart, diagrammatic representation Carolingian (A)70,84 (H)53,(S)143 carpels (S)144 chateaux (A)93 carpentry (H)45 chautauquas (H)47 carriagemaking (H)45 Chellean (A)69 cartography (3)119,123 chemical engineering (5)120,130 cartoons (H)53,(A)109,(S)143 chemistry (S)119,126 carving (H)45 Chen (A)80 cast (A)100 Ch'eng'hua (A)80 244 Cheng-te (A)80 clinics (H)48,(A)92 Chen -t'ung (A)80 clock and watch making (H)45 Cheops (A)81 clocks (A)108 Chephren (A)81 cloth yardage (A)107 Chesterfield Archipelago (H)37 clothing (H)42 chevet (A)114 clothing manufacture (H)46 Ch'i (A)80 clouds (5)125 Chia- ch'ing (A)80 codex (A)102 Chiengsen (A)77 coffee pot (A)105 Ch-ien-lung (A)80 coins (A)108 Chien-wen (A)80 Colima (A)76 Chile (H)36 Colleges (H)47,(A)91 Chin (A)68,8o collision research (5)131 China (H)28,(A)68,79-80 collodion (A)104 Ch'ing (A)68,80 Colombia (H)36 Ching -t'ai (A)80 Colonial (A)71 Chishima Retto (H)29 Colonies, Africa (H)26 choir (A)114 colonnade (A)114 Chola (A)72 color palettes (A)114 Chosen (H)29 color prints (A)104 Chou (A)68,79 -8o color theory (A)109 Christ (A)99,101 colosseums (A)95 Christian religious subjects (A) columbaria (A)92 104 columns (A)94,99,114 chronological periods (H)23, comets (5)122 (A)61,(Appendix)149 commerce (H)39,44 Church Triumphant (A)84 commercial art (A)66,89,109 churches (H)49,(A)95 commercial buildings (A)90 cinematography (5)131 communications (H)39,45 cinerary urns (A)100 communications buildings (A)91 circulation, architectural (A)114 communications devices (A)108 circulatory system (5)128,143 Comnene (A)84 circuses (H)43 computer 16,19 city (as origin of art work) computer-printed index, example 17 (A)79 computer science (5)131 city planning (A)90 concert halls (A)95 city walls, gates (A)94 concerts (H)41 cityscape (H)39,41,(A)99,101,104 concrete (A)108 civic centers (A)92 condominiums (A)93 civil engineering (H)44,(5)120, Confederate States (H)34 130 Congo (H)26 civil service (H)48 constructivism (A)97 Clactonian (A)69 containers (A)108 class (zoology) (5)139 contemporary art movements (A)99, Classic Mexico (A)76 101 Classical Greek (A)72,86 Continental Period (A)84 Classification of the Animal control towers (A)96 Kingdom (5)139,141 convalescent homes (A)92 clay (A)108 convents (A)95 clay tablet (A)102 Cook Islands (H)38 climate (H)40 cooking (H)42

245 cooking utensils. (A)105,108 Dahomey (H)26 Copper Age (A)69 dairy buildings (A)90 Coptic (A)84 dairying (H)40 copy of work of art (A)100-101 Dalla Torre, Karl Wilhelm von (S) corolla (S)144 141 corridors (A)114 Dalmatia (H)32 Corsica (H)30 dams (H)41,(A)91 cosmetics (S)130 dance (H)41,43 cosmic radiation (S)122 dance halls (A)95 Costa Rica (H)35 Darius (A)83,87 costume (A)107,109 date 14-16,19 Council on Library Resources 1 date (Appendix)149 country and geographical sub- day nurseries (A)95 divisions (H)25-38 death (H)39,48 country clubs (A)95 decorative arts (A)71

country homes (A)93 decorative elements (A)114 . country of birth (Appendix)149 delta structures (S)124 courts (judicial) (H)48,(A)92 Denmark (H)30 courtship (H)42 dental centers (A)92 courtyards (A)114 dentistry (S)120,128 crafts (H)39,42,45 dentists (E)148 creamer (A)105 D'Entrecasteaux Islands (H)38 crematoria (A)92 depression (H)43 crenellations (A)114 dermatology (S)120,128 Crete (H)31 desalinization (5)130 crime (H)39,48 design and composition theory (A) Croatia (H)32 109 crocheting (A)107 detail numbers (H)59,C0113-114, crops (H)40 (S)145 crypts (A)114 Deutschland (H)30 crystallography (S)126 Devanampiya Tissa (A)68 Cuba (H)35 Dewey Decimal Classification 3 cubism (A)97 diagramatic representation (H)53 cultural activities (H)39,41 Diamond, Robert M. 13 cups (A)105 diaries(A)102 Curacao (H)36 dictionaries (A)102 Cutter number 15 differential calculus (5)121 Cutter number (H)51,(A)65,79,(S) digestive system (S)128,143 133,141,(Appendix)147,149 dining (1)142 Cutter-Sanborn Three-place Table dining rooms (A)114 (H)51,(A)111 dinos (A)106 Cycladic (A)72,86 Directoire (A)71 cycles (series of art works) (A) disasters, natural and accidental 97,101,104 (H)39,44 cyclonic storms (5)125 discovery of scientific principles Cyprus (H)27 7 cytology (5)127 diseases (H)48,(S)133 Czechoslovakia (H)30 Diseases and Operations, Standard Nomenclature (5)133 Dadaism (A)97 dish (A)105 Daguerreotype (A)104 display at (A)109 2146 227t divorce (H)43 Egyptian period, Syria (P)77 doctors (H)48 Eire (H)30 doctor's office buildings (A)92 El Salvador (H)35 Dodecanese (H)31 Elamite (A)73,87 domes (A)114 elections (H)48 domestic animals (H)39,40 electrical and electronic products domestic life (H)39,42 (H)46 Dominica (H)35 electrical devices (S)131 Dominican Republic (H)36 electrical engineering (S)120,131 doorway (A)114 electricity (H)45,(S)126 drama (H)41 elementary schools (H)47,(A)91 drawing (A)65,89,101 elevated train stations (A)96 drawing room (A)114 elevation drawings (A)114 draying (H)44 elevators (A)114 dressmaking (H)45 Elizabethan (A)71 drinking, drunkenness (H)43 Ellice Islands (H)38 drinking container (A)105 emblem book (A)102 drought (H)44 embroidery (A)107 drug addiction (H)43 embryos (S)144 drug store buildings (A)90 Empire Period, Egypt (A)82 drugs (H)44,48,(S)130 Empire Period, Europe (A)71 ary goods (H)44 encampments (H)49 dry plate (A)104 encyclopedias (A)102 drypoint etching (A)103 Endocrinology (S)120,128 dunes (S)124 engineering (H)46,(A)91,(S)120, dust storms (H)44 130-131 Dutch Guiana (H)36 engineering drawing (S)130 Dutch New Guinea (H)38 Engineering Terms, Thesaurus of Dutch West Indies (H)36 (S)133 Duttha Gamani (A)68 England (H)30 Dvaravati (A)77 engraving (A)103 dyeing (A)107 En-Hegal-Urukagina (A)87 entrances (A)114 Early Christian (A)70,84 Eolithic (A)69 earth sciences 8 Epic (A)99 earth sciences (H)46,(S)119,123- epidemiology (S)120,128 125 equations (S)121 earthquakes (H)44,(S)123 Equatorial Guinea (H)27 East African Protectorate (H)26 equestrian statues (A)99 East Indies (H)28 Eritrea (H)26 Easter Island (H)38 erosion (S)123,130 Eastern Hemisphere (H)25 escalators (A)114 ecology (H)39-40 Eshnunna (A)87 economic endeavor (H)39 Espana (H)31 economics (H)43 Estonia (H)31 Ecuador (H)36 etching (A)103 Edo (A)75 Ethiopia (H)26,(A)84 education (A)39,47 ethnic arts (H)42,(A)67,71 educational building (A)91 ethnic groups (H)39,42-43 Eesti (H)31 Etruscan Empire (H)31,(A)74 Egypt (H)26,(A)68,81 Euclidean geometry (S)121

247 22 Eurasia (H)26 flood control (H)41 Europe (H)29-32,(A)69-70,84-85 floods (H)44 evolution theory (S)127 -128 floors (A)114 ewer (A)105 flower arranging (A)109 excretory system (S)143 flower pot (A)105 executions (H)48 flowers (S)144 executive branch of government fog (5)125 (H)48 folk arts (H)42 exploratory expeditions (H)40 folk Icaicine (H)48 explosions (H)44 food processing (H)46 explosives (H)46,(S)130 food products (S)130 exposition buildings (A)95 foods (H)42 foreign embassies (H)48 fabric design (A)66,89,107 forestry (H)39-41 fabrics (A)108 format (H)53,(S)143-144 facade (A)114 Formosa (H)29 factories (A)93 fortresses, fortifications (H)49, Faeroe Islands (H)30 (A)94 fair grounds (A)95 fosSil men (S)12i; fairs (H)43 foundations (A)114 fallout shelters (A)94 fountains (A)94,99 false doors (A)114 fradtions (S)121 family (taxonomy) (S)134-137 France (H)30 fantastic buildings (A)92 Frankish empires (A)70 Far East (H)28 Franz Josef Land (H)37 farm machinery (S)130 fraternal orders (H)43 fashion (A)66,89,107 Fredonia, New York; State Univer- Fatimid School (A)84 sity Collkqe 13 faults (S)124 freeways (A)96 fauna (H)39-40 French Cameroons (H)26 Federal Period (A)71 French Congo (H)26 Federal Republic of Germany (H)30 Frenth Equatorial Africa (H)26 feeds (S)130 French Guiana (H)36 Fernando Poo (H)27 Frenbh Guinea (H)26 fertilization (S)130 French Oceania (H)38 festivals (H)41 FrenCh Somaliland (H)27 fibers (A)107-108 French Sudan (H)26 figure (A)98,101 French West Indies (H)36 figure groups (A)104 Fridtjof Nansen Land (H)37 figurine (A)105 Friendly Islands (H)38 Fiji Islands (H)37 frigid zones (H)25 filmstrips 2 fruit (S)144 Finland (H)30 fuels (S)130 fire departments (A)92 Fujiwara (A)75 firer (H)44 Funan (A)68 first aid stations (A)92 Funchal (H)37 fish and fishing (H)39-40 funeral chapels (A)92 Flamboyant (A)71 funerals (H)48 Flanders (H)30 funerary architecture (A)92,100 flatware (A)108 Funk Art (A)99 flight (S)130 fungus (S)129

248 fur (A)107-108 Gibraltar (H)32 furniture (H)44,(A)101,108 Gilbert Islands (H)37 furniture making (H)45 glaciers (H)40,(S)123 furniture, ornamented (A)98 glass (A)108 Futuna Islands (H)38 glass products (H)46 Futurism (A)97 glassblowing (H)45 futuristic designs (A)92 glassware (A)66,89,105 Gold Coast (H)26 gables (A)114 golf clubs (A)95 Gabon (H)26 Gospels (A)102 Galapagos (H)37 Gothic (A)70,85 galaxies (5)122 Gothic revival (A)71 galleries (A)91,94 government (H)39,48 gambays (A)114 governmental buildings (A)92 Gambia (H)26 granaries (A)90 gambling (H)43 graphic arts (A)65,89,103 games (H)42 Great Britain (H)30 Gandhara (A)72 Greece (H)31,(A)72,86 garbage collection (H)44 Greek revival (A)71 garbage plants (A)91 Greek vase painting (sample slide) gardening (H)40 14-15 gardens (A)94 Greek vase painting (A)106 gas (public utilities) (H)45 greenhouses (A)90 gas stations (H)44,(A)90 Greenland (H)33 gases (5)126 Grenada (H)36 gateways (A)114 grocery stores (H)44,(A)90 gazebos (A)93 Guadeloupe (H)36 gelatin (A)104 Guam (H)38 Gemini (space flight) (5)122 Guatemala (H)35 gems (A)109 Guerrero (A)76 genealogies (H)41 Guianas (H)36 general collections 1-2,11 Gujarat (A)72 genetics (5)127 guldasta (A)114 genre (A)98,101,104 Gupta/Vakataka (A)72 genus-species (S)141 Guti (A)73 geodesic domes (A)114 Gutium (A)87 geodesy (5)119,123 gymnasiums (A)95 GEOGRAPHICAL SCHEDULE (H)25-38 gynecology (S)120,128 geography (H)39-40,(S)119,123 gynoecium (5)144 Geometric Style (A)72,86 geometry (S)119,121 habitat (S)144 geomorphology (S)119,123 Haiti (H)36 Georgian Period, Europe (A)R Hakuho (A)75 Georgian S.S.R. (H)27 Halaf (A)87 geriatrics (S)120,128 Hall Islands (H)37 German East Africa (H)27 halls (A)114 German New Guinea (H)38 Hammurabi (A)87 Germanic (A)84 Han (A)79,68 Germany (H)30 Han colonization (A)75 Gerzean (A)81 hand press (A)102 Ghana (H)26 handwork, fabric (A)107

249 hangars (A)96 Honduras (H)35 haram (A)114 Hongkong (H)28 harbor facilities (A)96 Honshu (H)29 hardware (H)44,(A)90 Hoorn Islands (H)38 Hashimite (H)28 horary (A)102 Hassuna (A)87 Horemheb (A)82 Hatshepsut (A)82 horn (A)108 Hawaii, Hawaiian Islands (H)34,38 Horne (H)38 health buildings (A)92 horses (H)40 heat (S)126 Horu Shoto (H)37 heating (5)131 hospitals (H)48,(A)92 Heian (A)75 hotels (H)44,(A)93 heliograph (A)104 household implements (A)108 Helladic (A)72,86 housekeeping (H)42 Hellenistic (A)72,86 housing (H)42,(A)93 hemic system (5)128 Hsuan-te (A)80 Heracleopolitan (A)82 Huastec (A)76 heraldry (A)102 human body (S)128 herbal (A)102 human environment (H)39 Herdor (A)83 human figure (A)98,101 hermits (A)100 human genetics (S)128 Herzegovina (H)32 Hungary (H)31 Hetep-sekhenuwy (A)81 Hung -chih (A)80 Hibernia (H)30 Hung -hsi (A)80 hides (A)107-108 Hung -wu (A)80 high schools (H)47,(A)91 Huni (A)81 highway engineering (S)130 hunting and trapping (H)40 highways (A)96 hunting lodges (A)95 hiking (H)43 Hurri (A)87 hills (H)40,(S)123 hybridization (S)130 Hindu dynasties (A)72 hydria (A)106 Hindu Javanese (A)75 hymnals (A)103 Hispaniola (H)36 hypostyle hall (A)114 histology (5)120,128 historians (H)41 Iceland (H)30 historical monuments (H)41 Iksvatu (A)72 historical museums (H)41,(A)94 Iles Loyaute (H)37 historical subjects in sculpture Ilhas do Cabo Verde (H)37 & painting (A)99,101 illegitimacy (H)43 history 4-5,7-9 illiteracy (H)47 HISTORY SCHEDULES (H)23-59 illuminated manuscript (A)102 Hittitte (A)77 illumination (S)131 Hogoleu Islands (H)37 illustrated book (A)102 Hokkaido (H)29 illustration, commercial (A)109 Hoko-gunto (H)29 imaginary lands (H)25 holidays (H)41-42 immunology (5)120,128 Holland (H)31 incense burner (A)105 Holy Roman Empire (H)30 Index of Artists, International- home remedies (H)48 biographical (Appendix) 150 homicide (H)48 indexing method 12 -19 Hondo (H)29 India (H)28, (A)72,85

250 Indian colonial, Java (A)75 Jesus Christ (A)99,101 Indian Ocean (H)37 jewelry (A)108 Indonesia (H)28 Jewish services (H)49 Indus Valley culture (A)72 Jogan (A)75 industrial buildings (A)93 Jomon (A)75 industrial museums (A)94 Jordan (H)28 industrial parks (A)93 journals (A)102 infant care (H)42 Judea (H)27 inflation (H)43 judges (H)48 injuries (H)48 judicial branch of government (H) ink stand (A)105 48 inorganic chemistry (5)126 judicial buildings (A)92 inscriptions (A)102 Jugoslavia (H)32 institutions (H)39 junior colleges (H)47 insurance (H)44 junk (H)44 Intef (A)82 Junk Art (A)99 integral calculus (S)121 junk yards (A)90 integumentary system (S)128,143 juries (H)48 intellectual content 2-3 Justinian (A)84 interchanges (A)96 interdisciplinary study 5,19 Kalinga (A)72 Interregnum, Egypt (A)82 Kamakura (A)75 intoxication (S)129 Kamose (A)82 inventions (fantastic or unsuc- K'ang -hsi (A)80 cessful) (A)108 kantharos (A)106 Iran (H)27,(A)73,85 Karafuto (H)29 Iraq (H)27,(A)73,87 Karelia (H)31 Ireland (H)30 Kassite (A)73,87 Irian (H)38 Kazakhstan (H)29 Iron Age (A)69 Kenya (H)26 irrational numbers (S)121 Kermadec Islands (H)38 irrigation (S)130 key word (H)51,57,(S)133-138,141 irrigation structures (A)90 Kha-ba (A)81 Isesy (A)82 Khafra (A)81 Isin (A)73,87 Khasekhem (A)81 Islamic (A)70,13,84 Khasekhemuwy (A)81 islands (H)40 Khety(A)82 Islas Canarias (H)37 Khmer(A)68,77 Isle of Man (H)30 Khufu(A)81 Israel (H)27 Kingsmill Islands (H)37 Italy (H)31,(A)74 Kirghizistan (H)29 ivory (A)108 Kish (A)87 Ivory Coast (H)26 kitchens (A)114 kites (0130 Jacobean (A)71 knitting (A)107 Jails (H)48,(A)92 Kofun (A)75 Jalisco (A)76 Koguryo (A)75 Jamaica (H)36 Kongo(H)26 Japan (H)29,(A)75 Konin(A)75 Jarmo (A)87 Koran(A)103 Java (H)28,(A)75 Korea(H)29,(A)75

251 Koryo (A)75 lexicons (A)102 kotyle (A)106 Liad (A)80 krater (A)106 Liang (A)80 Kshatrapa (A)72 Liao (A)68 Kurile Islands (H)29 Liberia (H)26 Kushana (A)72 libraries (H)41,(A)91,114 Kushite (A)83 Library of Congress 12-13 Kuwait (H)28 Libya (H)26 kylix (A)106 Liechtenstein (H)31 Kyushu (H)29 Lietuva (H)31 life sciences (H)46,(S)119,127 labor organizations (H)43 light (5)126 Labrador (H)32 light standards (A)91 Laccadive Islands (:1)37 lighthouses (H)47 lacemaking (A)107 lighting (A)114 lacquer (A)108 lighting devices (A)108 Ladrone Islands (H)38 lightning damage (H)44 Lagash (A)87 Line Islands (H)38 Lagoon Islands (H)38 linoleum cut (A)103 land (H)39 literary subjects (A)99,101 landing fields (H)47,(A)96 literature (H)41,(A)103 landscape architecture (A)94 lithograph (A)103 landscapes (A)99,101,104 Lithuania (H)31 landslides (H)44,(S)123 liturgical objects (A)108 language of origin (A)111 Litva (H)31 Laos (H)29 Liu (A)80 Larsa (A)73,87 living spaces 60114 Latin America (H)32 lobby (A)114 latitude (S)123 lobing (S)144 Latvia (H)31 local-interest archive 7 launch sites (A)94 local-interest archive (H)25,34 laundries (A)90 location 14-15,18 laundry, cleaning (H)44 locks (water) (H)47,(A)96 law enforcement (H)39,48 logarithms (5)121 lawyers (H)48 Lombard (A)70,84 leather (A)107-108 longitude (S)123 leather products (H)46 Lopburi (A)77 leatherwork (H)45,(A)107 Losap Islands (H)37 leaves (S)144 Louis XII, XIII, etc. 6071 lebes (A)106 Louisiade Archipelago (H)37 lecythos (A)106 loutrophoros 60106 Leeward Islands (H)36 Loyalty Islands (H)37 legendary subjects (.)99,101 Lucayos (H)35 legislative branch of government Luchu Islands (H)29 0048 lumbering (H)41 legislative buildings (A)92 Lunar exploration (5)119,122 Lesser Sunda Island (H)28 Lung- ch'ing (A)80 Lettland (H)31 Luxembourg (H)31 Levalloisian (A)69 Lydian (A)77 Levant (H)27 lymphatic system (5)128 levees (A)91 252

23,0;- Macao (H)29 mastos (A)106 Macedonia (H)32,(A)84 mathematics (H)46,(S)119,121 machine sheds (A)90 Mathura (A)72 machine sorting 11,15 Mauritania (H)26 machinery (H)46,(A)108,(S)131 Mayan (A)76 Madagascar (H)26 meat raising (H)40 Madeira Islands (H)37 mechanical engineering (5)120,131 Madonna and Child (A)99 mechanics (S)126 Madura (H)28 medals (A)108 magazine advertising (A)109 Medes (A)87 Magdalenian (A)69 Median Period (A)73 magnetism (S)126 medical centers (A)92 main entry 14 medical sciences (H)46,(S)120,128- makeup (A)109 129 Malagasy (H)26 medical services (H)39,48 Malaya (H)29 medicines (H)48 Mallett, Daniel Trowbridge Medieval styles (A)67,70,84 (Appendix) 150 Mediterranean Region (H)30 malls (A)90 medium (art form) (A)65-66, malnutrition (S)129 (Appendix) 149 Malta (H)31 meeting houses (A)95 Mamluk (A)84 megalopolis (A)90 Manchuria (H)29 Meiji (A)75 mandapa (A)114 Melanesia (H)37 maneuvers, military (H)49 Memphite (A)82 mansions (A)93 Men-kau-hor (A)82 manufacturing (H)39,46 mental hospitals (A)92 manuscript styles (A)102 Mentuhotep (A)82 maps 8 Mercury (space flight) (S)122 maps (H)39-40,53,(S)143 Merenptah (A)83 maps, theoretical or sample (H)25 Mer-ib-a (A)82 map-making (S)123 Merikara (A)82 Maquette (A)100 Mernera (A)82 MARC II format 12 Merovingian (A)70,84 Mari (A)87 Mesolithic (A)69 Mariana Islands (H)38 Mesopotamia (H)27,(A)73,87 marketplaces (H)44,(A)90 metabolic disorder (S)129 Maroc (H)26 metal (A)108 Marquesas Islands (H)38 metal fabrics (A)107 marriage (H)42 metal ores (H)41 Marruecos (H)26 metal products (H)46 Mars exploration (S)119,122 metalsmithing (H)45 Marshall Islands (H)38 meteorology (S)119,125 Martinique (H)36 meteors (S)122 martyrs (A)100 metropolis (A)90 Maurya (A)72 Mexico (H)33,(A)76 Mary (A)99,101 mezzotint (A)103 Mascarene Islands (H)37 Micoquean (A)69 masonry (H)45 microfilm processes (S)131 mastabas (A)92 micrograph (S)143 Master of...(A)79 Micronesia (H)37

253 23' Middle East (H)27 Mozambique (H)27 migrations (H)43 mudflows (S)124 mihrab (A)114 Mughal (A)85 military affairs (H)39,49 mugs (A)105 military installations (A)94,99, multiple exposure (A)104 101 multiple-family dwelling (A)93 mills (A)93 municipal auditorium (A)92 mineral resources, mining (H)39, munitions (H)46 41 Muromachi (A)75 mineralogy (5)126 muscular system (S)143 Ming (A)68,80 musculo-skeletal system (5)128 miniatures (A)105,108 museums (H)41,(A)91,94 mining structures (A)93 Music, musicians (H)41 Minoan (A)72,86 music,printed (A)103 minor arts (A)66,89,108-109 musical instruments (A)108 minority groups (H)43 Mycenaean (A)72,86 Miquelon Island (H)32 Mycerinus (A)81 missions (H)49,(A)95 mythological subjects (A)99,101 Mitanni (A)77,87 Mixtec (A)76 Naknang (A)75 moats (A)94 Nambokucho (A)75 Mocambique (H)27 Nansei Shoto (H)29 model, three dimensional (H)53, Naples (H)31 (A)100,114,(S)143 Nara (A)75 modern art movements (A)99,101 Naram-Sin (A)87 Mogul (A)72 Harmer Menes (A)81 Mohammedan Empire (H)27 narthex (A)114 Moldavia (H)31 NASA Thesaurus (5)133 Moluccas (H)28 Natal (H)27 Momoyama (A)75 natural history museums (H)41, Monaco (H)31 (A)94 monasteries (A)95 natural landscape (H)39-40 Mongolia (H)29 natural resources (H)39 monoliths (A)94 naval affairs (H)39,49 monoprint (A)103 naval architecture (S)131 montage (A)104 naval base (A)94 Montenegro (H)32 naval battles (H)49 monuments (A)94,99 naval shipyard (A)94 Moon (5)122 nave (A)114 Morocco (H)26 navigation (S)130 Mortlock Islands (H)37 Navigators Islands (H)38 mosaics (A)66,89,106 navy (H)49 mosques (A)95 Nayarit (A)76 motels (A)93 Near East (H)27-28,(A)84-85 motion pictures 2 Neb-ka (A)81 motion pictures (H)43 Necho (A)83 Mototokko Shoto (H)37 Necropolis (A)92 mountain climbing (H)43 Nectaebo (A)83 mountains (H)40,(S)123 nectary scale (S)144 Mousterian (A)69 Neferefra (A)81 moveable type (A)102 Neferirkara (A)81

254 Neferkara (A)82 obstetrics (5)120,128 Nelrht-neb-tep-nefer (A)82 occupation duty (H)49 Neo-Babylonian (A)87 ocean currents (s)125 Neo-classic (A)71 Oceania (H)38 Neolithic (A)69,87 oceanography (5)119,125 Neo-Sumerian (A)13 Oceans (H)37 Nepal (H)29 Osterreich (H)30 nervous system (S)128,143 office buildings (H)44,(A)90,92 Neterkhet (A)81 oil (H)41 Netery-mu (A)81 oinochoe (A)106 Netherlands (H)31 Old Testament (A)100-101 Netherlands Indies (H)28 Olmec (A)76 Netherlands New Guinea (H)38 olpe (A)106 Netherlands West Indies (H)36 Oman (H)28 neurology (S)120,128 Op Art (A)99 neuropsychiatry (S)120,129 opera (H)41 Ne-user-ra (A)82 opera halls (A)95 New Caledonia (H)37 ophthalmology (S)120,128 New England (H)33 optical illusions (A)109 New Guinea (H)38 optics (s)126 New Hebrides (H)37 optometry (S)120,128 New Testament (A)99,101 orbit (s)122 New Zealand (H)38 order (zoology) (S)139 Newfoundland (H)32 organic chemistry (s)126 neqspaper publishing buildings Orientalizing (A)72,86 (A)91 origin of a work of art (A)79-87 newspapers (H)45 Orissa (A)72 Eiceragua (H)35 orphanages (A)95 Niger (H)27 Orphism (A)97 Nigeria (H)27 orthochromatic print (A)104 Niue Islands (H)38 orthopedics (S)120,129 Nomoi Islands (H)37 Osorkon (A)83 non-objective art (A)97 Ostrogothic (A)70 Norge (H)31 Ottoman Empire (H)28,(A)84 North America (H)32-35 Ottonian (A)70,84 Northern Carolingian (A)84 ovaries (5)144 Northern Hemisphere (H)25 northern Ireland (H)30 Pacific Ocean (H)37 Northern Rhodesia (H)27 packaging (A)108-109 Norway (H)31 Paekche (A)75 Nubia (H)26 Pagan (A)67 Nu-chen (A)68,80 painting (A)65,89,101 nuclear physics (5)126 paints (S)130 numbers (S)121 Pakistan (H)29 nunneries (A)95 palaces (A)93 nurseries (agriculture) (H)44, Palaelogue Renaissance (A)84 (A)90 Pala/Sena (A)72 Nyasaland (H)27 Palau Islands (H)37 paleobotany (S)119,127,134-137 Oaxacan (A)76 Paleolithic (A)69 obelisks (A)99 paleozoology (S)119,127,138

255 ,236 Palestine (H)27 Pheng-hu Islands (H)29 Pallava (A)72 phiale (A)106 Panama (H)35 Philippine Islands (H)29 panchromatic print (A)104 Phoenician (A)77 Pandya (A)72 Phoenix Islands (H)38 paper, paper fabrics (A)107-108 photo-engraving (A)103,(S)131 paper products (H)46 photograph 5 papermaking (A)102 photograph (H)53,(S)143 Papua (H)38 photography (S)131 parables (A)99 photography as art 8 parachutes (5)130 photography as art (A)66,89,104 parades (H)43,49 photogravure (A)104 Paraguay (H)36 Phrygian (A)77 Parakrama Bahu (A)68 phyla (S)138 parasites (S)129 physical sciences (H)46,(S)119,126 park buildings (A)95 physicians (H)48 parks (H)41,(A)93 physics (s)119,126 Parthian (A)73 Piankhy (A)83 passenger terminals (A)96 picnics (H)43 pathology (S)120,129 piers (A)96,114 patriotic celebrations (H)41 pigmental systems (A)109 Paumotu Islands (H)38 pillow stand (A)105 pavilions (A)114 pinax (A)106 Paynozem (A)83 Pitcairn Group (H)38 peddlers (H)44 pitcher (A)105 pedicels (S)144 plains, prairies (H)40,(S)123 pediment (A)114 plan drawings (A)114 Pegu (A)67 planets (S)122 Pelew (H)37 planning and construction pelike (A)106 (architecture) (A)114 Peloponnesus (A)86 plants (flora) (A)97,101,104 penitentiaries (A)92 plants, industrial (A)93 Pepy (A)82 plaster (A)108 perianthium (S)144 plastic (A)107-108 Peribsen (A)81 plastic products (H)46 perioles (S)144 plastics (S)130 Persia (H)27,(A)73,87 plate (A)105 Persian domination, Egypt (A)83 plateaus C5)123 Persian Mongol (A)85 platinum print (A)104 Persian period, Turkey (A)77 platters (A)105 perspective (A)109 playgrounds (A)94 perspective drawings (A)114 playthings (A)108 Peru (H)37 plemochoe (A)106 Pescadores Islands (H)29 plumbing (A)114 pest control (S)130 pneumatics (S)126 petals (S)144 Poland (H)31 petroleum products (S)130 Polar regions (H)25 petrology (S)119,124 police (H)48 pets (H)40 police buildings (A)92 pharmacology (S)120,129 political parties (H)48 pharmacy buildings (A)92 political satire (A)109

256 2a7 political subjects, sculpture & psykter (A)106 painting (A)99,101 psylster (A)106 politics (H)48 Ptolemaic period (A)68,83 Polynesia (H)38 public prosecutors, public defend- Pop Art (A)99 ers (H)48 popes'(A)100 Puerto Rico (H)36 porch (A)114 punched card 22-14,16,18 portal (A)114 pylon (A)114 portraits (A)100-101,104,111 pyramid tombs (A)92 Portugal (H)31 pyxis (A)106 Portuguese East Africa (H)27 Portuguese Guinea (H)27 Qatar (H)28 Portuguese West Africa (H)26 Qay-a (A)81 post offices (A)91 quantum theory (S)126 postal service (H)45 Queen Anne (A)71 posters (H)53 Queen Charlotte Islands (H)37 pots (A)105 quilting (A)107 pottery (H )45-46,(A)66,89,105 poverty (H)43 race tracks (A)95 power generation (S)131 racing (H)43 power plants (H)41,(A)91 Radak (H)38 precious stones (A)109 radar (S)131 precipitation (S)125 Radedef (A)81 prehistoric styles (A)69 radio (0131 primitive arts (H)42,(A)67,71 radio broadcasting and production primitive cultures (H)39,42-43 (H)45 primitive houses (A)93 radio and television buildings Prince Edward Island (H)32 (A)91 printers' marks (A)102 radiograph (S)143 printing and publishing (H)45 radiology (S)120,129 printing and publishing buildings rail transportation (H)47 (A)91 railway buildings (A)96 printing as an art (A)102,107 railway engineering (5)130 priories (A)95 railway equipment (H)47 priorities in ciassification 8 railway equipment design (A)108 prismatic systems (A)109 (S)131 prisons (H)48,(A)92 rain, rainbows (S)125 probability theory (S)121 Rajput (A)72 programming (S)131 Ralik Chain (H)38 Prome (A)67 Rameses (A)83 Pronaos (A)114 Ramessid (A)77 propylaea (A)114 Ra-neb (A)81 prostitution (H)43 rapid photocopy (S)131 Protestant services (H)49 rapid transit (S)131 Proto-geometric (A)72,86 Ratak Chain (H)38 Protoliterate (A)73 rayograph (A)104 Prussia (H)30 real estate (H)414 Psalter (A)102 reception hall (A)114 Psamtik (A)83 reconstruction (A)114 Psusenne (A)83 recreation (H)39,42-43 psychiatry (01203129 recreational buildings (A)95

257 28 reef structures (S)124 roundhouses (A)96 reentry (S)122 rowhouses (A)93 Regency (A)71 Royalist Islands (H)37 Register su de Dalla Torre (S)141 rubber (A)107,109 relativity (S)126 Rumania (H)31 relief print (A)103 Russia in Asia (H)29 religion (H)39,49 Russia in Europe (H)31 religious architecture (A)95 Ryukyu Islands (H)29 religious observance (H)42 religious writings (A)103 Sh Amon (A)83 Remojadas (A)76 sacred writings (A)103 Renaissance (A)71 Safavid (A)85 rendering (H)53,(A)114,(S)143 Saguiet et Hamra (H)27 repair services (H)44 sahn (A)114 replica (A)100 Sahura (A)81 reproduction (S)127 Sailendra (A)75 reproductive system (S)143 Saint Christopher (H)36 reprographic technology (S)120, Saint Kitts (H)36 131 Saint Lucia (H)36 rescue missions (H)49,(A)95 Saint Pierre Island (H)32 research and development buildings Saint Vincent (H)36 (A)93 saints (A)100-101,(Appendix) 147 reservoirs (A)91 Saisunaga-nanda (A)72 residential areas (H)41 Sakhalin (H)29 respiratory system (S)128,143 saloons (H)44,(A)90 rest homes (H)48,(A)95 Samarra (A)87 restaurants (H)44,(A)90 Samoa Islandd (H)38 restoration (A)100-101 sampling (S)121 retail businesses (H)44,(A)90 San Marino (H)31 retirement (H)43 Sandwich Islands (H)38 retrieval 13 Sa-nekht (A)81 Rhodesia (H)27 sanitary engineering (S)130 rhyton (A)106 sanitoriums (H)48,(A)92 Rio de Oro (H)27 Santa Cruz Islands (H)37 Rio Mum (H)27 Santa Cruz; University of Califor- Riu Kiu (H)29 nia 1, 4,8 rivers (H)40,(S)123 Santo Domingo (H)36 roads (H)47 sarcophagi (A)100 rock (S)124 Sardinia (H)31 rock-cut tombs (A)92 Sargon (A)87 Rococo (A)71 Sasanian (A)73 rodeos (H)43 satellites (S)122 Roman Empire (H)31,(A)74 Saudi Arabia (H)28 Roman occupation of Egypt (A)83 Savage Island (H)38 Roman period, Greece (A)72,86 sawmills (041 Romanesque (A)70,85 Scaland (A)87 Romanesque revival (A)71 Scandinavia (H)30,(A)84 Romania (H)31 schistosity (0124 rooftop (A)114 School of ... (A)79 roots (S)121,144 schools (H)47,(A)91 Rosoppu To (H)37 Schweiz (H)32

258 23 science 5-9 Shepseskara (A)81 science laboratories (A)91 Sheshonq (A)83 science museums (H)41,(A)94 Shikoku (L)29 SCIENCE SCHEDULES (S)115-145 shipboard life (H)49 scientific equipment (A)108 shipbuilding (H)46 scientific research 8 ships (H)47 scientific research (H)39,46 shipyards (A)93 Scotland (H)30 shoemaking (H)45 scriptures (A)99 shop buildings (A)96 sculpture (A)65,89,97-100 shopping centers (H)44,(A)90 sea water (S)125 Shows (A)75 seals (A)108 shrines (A)95 seascapes (A)99,101,104 Shrivijaya (A)77 secondary schools (H)47,(A)91 shrubs (H)40 section drawings (A)114 Shun-chih (A)80 sedimentary deposits (S)125 Siam (H)29,(A)77 sedimentology (S)119,124 Siberia (H)29 seeds (S)144 Sicily (H)31 Seher-tawy (A)82 Sierra Leone (H)27 seismology (S)123 Sikkim (H)29 Sekenenra (A)82 silk screen print (A)103 Sekhem-Khet (A)81 Sills (A)75 Seleucid (A)73 silos (A)90 Seljuk (A)84 Singapore (H)29 Semenekhkara (A)82 Sinkiang (H)29 St.merkhet (A)81 Siptah (A)83 Sened (A)81 site (A)114 Senegal (H)27 skeletal system (S)143 sense organs (S)128 skins (A)107-108 sensory system (S)143 skyphos (A)106 sepals (S)144 skyscraper housing (A)93 sepia (A)104 slaughter houses (A)90 Serbia (H)32 slavery (H)43 series (of art works) (A)97,101, slide sample, fully labelled 14 104 slide source 14-15,18 serigraph (A)103 Slovenia (H)32 servants (H)42 Smendes (A)83 Sesostris (A)82 smoke stacks (A)91 Sety (A)83 Sneferu (A)81 Sety-Nekht (A)83 snow (S)125 Sevek-neferura (A)82 social conditions and problems sewage (H)45 (H)39,43 sewage plants (A)91 social institutions (architecture) sewing (H)45 (A)95 Seychelles (H)37 Society Islands (H)38 Shabako (A)83 soil nutrients (S)130 Shang-Yin (A)68,79 soil zones (S)123 Shan-Thai empire (A)67 solar radiation (S)122 Shebitku (A)83 solid state physics (S)126 shell (A)108 Solomon Islands (H)37 Shepseskaf (A)81 Solutrean (A)69

259 240 Somali (H)27 Straits Settlement (H)29 sonar (S)131 stratigraphy (S)119,124 sort fields 10,14-16 street scenes (H)41 sound (S)126 street vendors (H)44 South African Republic (11)27 strikes (H)43 South America (H)36-37 structural details (A)114 South Arabia (H)27 structural engineering (S)130 Southern Hemisphere (H)25 structural geology (5)119,124 Southern Rhodesia (H)27 Stuart (A)71 Southwest Africa (H)27 study (A)114 Soviet Central Asia (11)29 STYLE SCHEDULES (A)67 -37 Soyuz (space flight) (S)122 subject content 6-7 space facilities (architecture) SUBJECT DIVISION SCHEDULES (H)39- (A)91; 49,(A)89- 109,(5)119 -131 space sciences (H)46,(S)119,122 subway stations (A)96 spacecraft (S)122 Sudan (H)27 Spain (H)31 Sui (A)68,80 Spanish Guinea (H)27 suicide (H)48 Spanish Sahara (H)27 Suidwes-Afrika (11)27 Spanish Umayyad (A)81; Suiko (A)75 specialized picture collections Suisse (H)32 Spice Island (H)28 Suk'ot'ai (A)77 spires (A)114 Sumatra (H)28 Spitzbergeh (H)37 Sumerian (A)73 spores (S)144 Sun (S)122 :,ports (H)39,43 Sung (A)68,80 sports equipment (A)108 Sunga (A)72 sprawl architecture (A)90 sunsets (S)125 stadiums (A)95 Suomi (H)30 stage design (A)109 supersonic flight (5)130 stained glass (A)66,89,106 surgery (S)120,129 stairs (A)94,114 Surinam (11)36 stamnos (A)106 Surrealism (A)97 Standard Nomenclature of Diseases surveying (H)44,(S)130 and Operations (S)133 Svalbard (H)37 stars (S)122 Sverige (H)32 State University College, Fredonia, Sverizza (H)32 New York 13 Swaziland (H)27 statistics (S)119,121 Sweden (H)32 steles (A)100 swimming pools (A)95 stems (5)144 Switzerland (11)32 stemware (A)105 symbiosis (5)127 stereograph (A)104 synagogues (A)95 stigmas (S)144 synclines (S)124 still life (A)100-101,104 synthetic fabrics (A)107 stipple print (A)103 synthetic materials (A)109 stitchery (A)107 synthetics (S)130 stock broking (H)44 Syria(H)28,(A)77 stone (H)41,(A)109 Stone Age (A)69 tabular data (H)53,(S)143 storms (H)44,(S)125 Tadzhikistan (H)29 260 241 Taharqa (A)83 thermodynamics (5)126 Tai (A)77 Thesaurus of Engineering Terms T'ai- ch'ang (A)80 (E)133 Taisho (A)75 Thieme, Ulrich (Appendix) 150 Taiwan (H)29 tholoi (A)95 Tajikistan (H)29 Tibet (H)29 Tajin (A)76 tidal waves (H)44 Takelot (A)83 tides (5)125 Talmud (A)103 Tien -chti (A)80 Tang (A)68,80 Tien-shun (A)80 Tanganyika (H)27 Tiglathpileser (A)87 Tanis (A)83 timber (H)41 Tanwetamani (A)83 timepieces (A)108 Tanzania (H)27 Timor (H)28 tapa cloth (A)107 tintype (A)104 tapestry (A)107 title of art works 15 Tarasca (A)76 title of art works (A)111 Tartar (A)84 Tobago (H)36 Tasian (A)81 Togo (H)27 Taxation (H)43 Tokelau Islands (H)38 taxonomic binomial (S)141 Tokugawa (A)75 taxonomic family (S)134-137 toll plazas (A)96 taxonomic phyla (S)138 Toltec (A)76 Tchad (H)26 tombs (A)92,101 tea pot (A)105 Tonga Islands (H)38 technique (A)89,102 tools (A)108 technological research (H)46,(S) topography (H)39-40 120,130-131 tcnclogy (S)121 technology 8 torrid zone (H)25 Tef-Nekht (A)83 tourism (H)43 telephone and telegraph (H)45, towers (A)91,114 (A)91,(S)131 toxicology (S)120,129 telescopes (S)122 toys (H)42,(A)108 television (5)131 tracking stations (A)94 television advertising (A)109 trade schools (H)47,(A)91 television broadcasting and trades (H)39,45 production (H)45 training, military (H)49 temperate zones (H)25 trajectory (s)122 temperature (0125 Transjordan (H)28 temples (A)95 transportation (H)39,4Y Tempyo (A)75 transportation buildings (A)96 tent meetings (H)49 Transvaal (H)27 Teotihuacan (A)76 trauma (5)129 Tety (A)82 tree cover (H)40 textiles (H)46,(A)107 tree farming (H)41 Thailand (H)29,(A)77 trials (H)48 Thaton (A)67 tribal names (A)79 theater (H)41 tribune (A)114 theater architecture (A)95 trigonometry (S)119,121 theater arts (A)66,69,109 Trinidad (H)36 Thebes (A)83 tropics (H)25

263. 242 Trucial Oman (H)28 utilities (H)39,42,45 truck terminals (H)47,(A)96 Uzbekistan (H)29 Truk Islands (H)37 trunks (flora) (S)144 vacation resorts 0043 Tuamotu Islands (H)38 valleys (H)40,(S)123 Tubuai Islands (H)38 variant (A)101 Tulunid School (A)84 vases (A)105-106 tumbler (A)105 vaults (A)114 tumuli (A)92 vector analysis (S)121 Tunisia (H)27 Vedic (A)72 tunnels (H)47,(A)91 vehicles (H)47,(A)108 Turin Papyrus Kings (A)82 Vandal (A)84 Turkestan (H)29 Venezuela (H)37 Turkey (H)28,(A)77,84 venoms (5)129 Turkmenistan (H)29 Vera Cruz (A)76 Tut-Ankh-Amon (A)82 verbal content 3 Tuthmosis (A)82 vestibule (A)114 type face (A)102 veterans' buildings (A)92 veterinary buildings (A)92 U Tong (A)77 veterinary sciences (S)119,127 Uap (H)37 Victorian (A)71 Ubaid (A)87 Viet-Nam (H)29 Ubangi-Shari (H)26 view 15 Uganda (H)27 view (H)59,(A)113-114,(S)145 Ukraine (H)31 Vijayanagar (A)72 ultra-violet photograph (A)101 Viking (A)70,84 Umayyad (A)81$ villas (A)93 Unas (A)82 Virgin Islands (H)36 undertaking (H)48 viruses (5)129 Unei-Shu-Sin (A)87 Visigothic (A)70,84 unemployment (H)43 visual content 2-3,6 unidentified lands (H)25 vocational schools (H)47,(A)91 Union Islands (H)38 volcanic eruptions (H)44,(S)123 Union of South Africa (H)27 Volcano Islands (H)37 Union of Soviet Socialist Repub- Voskhod (space flight) (S)122 lics (H)31 Vostok (space flight) (5)122 United Arab Republic (H)27 voting (H)48 United States (H)33-35,(A)71 Universal Slide Classification Wadi (A)81 System 1 Wah-ankh (A)82 Universities (H)47,(A)91 Wah-Ka-ra (A)82 University of California, Santa wakes (H)48 Crux 1,4,8 Wales (H)30 Ur (A)87 Wallis Islands (H)38 Urartu (A)77 wallpaper (A)107 urban renewal (A)90 Wan-li (A)80 urn (A)105 warehouses (H)44,(4090 urogenital system (0128 watches (A)108 urology (S)120,129 water carnivals (H)43 Uruguay (H)37 water distribution and treatment Uruk CA)87 structures (A)91

262 243 water transportation (H)47 Yayoi.(A)75 water (utilities) (H)45 Yemen (H)28 waterfalls (H)40,(S)123 Yezo (H)29 waterfront development (H)41 Yi (A)75 watermarks (A)102 Yuan (A)68,80 watershed systems (H)40,(S)123 Yugoslavia (H)32 waterway constructions (A)96 Yung-cheng (A)80 waterway engineering (S)130 Yung-lo (A)90 wave action (S)125 wax (A)109 Zambia (H)27 wax museums (A)94 Zanzibar (H)27 weapons (H)46,(A)108 Zapotec (A)76 weather (S)125 Zedkara (A)82 weaving (H)45,(A)107 Zer (A)81 weddings (H)12 Zet (A) 81 Wedymu (A)81 zoology (S)119,127,138-141,145 weed control (S)130 zoos (H)41,(A)94 Wei (A)80 Zoser (A)81 weightlessness (S)122 weights and measures (5)119,121 welfare agencies (H)13 wells, springs (H)41 Weserkaf (A)81 Weserkara (A)82 West German Republic (H)30 West Indies (H)35 Western Hemisphere (H)32 wet plate (A)104 whaling (H)40 White Russia (H)31 wildflowers (H)40 wind (5)125 wind storms (H)14 windmills (A)90 windows (A)114 Windward Islands (H)36 women's suffrage (H)48 wood (A)109 wood products (H)46 woodcut (A)103 World (H)25 worms (5)129 wrecking (H)14

Xerxes (A)83 X-ray (S)143 X-ray photograph (A)101 yacht clubs (A)95 Yakutia (H)29 Yap (H)37

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