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Box 76

 Container

Contains 29 Results:

[118] Cima, [da Conegliano, Giovanni Battista?]. "Madonna and Saints." (10 glass).

 File — Box: 76, Folder: 1
Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: Film and glass plate negatives make up this series, and with the corresponding index cards, offer the most complete record of Rosen's photographic studies and restoration work. Rosen apparently numbered the negatives in the order in which he photographed the paintings, making his studies of Daumier his first project. With a number assigned to each painting, the various photographic techniques used on each work of art were coded as alphabetical extensions to each number. Every negative is...
Dates: circa 1936-1947

[120] Earle, Ralph. "Portrait of Silas Talbot." (5 glass).

 File — Box: 76, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: Film and glass plate negatives make up this series, and with the corresponding index cards, offer the most complete record of Rosen's photographic studies and restoration work. Rosen apparently numbered the negatives in the order in which he photographed the paintings, making his studies of Daumier his first project. With a number assigned to each painting, the various photographic techniques used on each work of art were coded as alphabetical extensions to each number. Every negative is...
Dates: circa 1936-1947

[121] Bâle Artisit [German]. "Portrait of a Man [with Square Beard]." (1 glass).

 File — Box: 76, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: Film and glass plate negatives make up this series, and with the corresponding index cards, offer the most complete record of Rosen's photographic studies and restoration work. Rosen apparently numbered the negatives in the order in which he photographed the paintings, making his studies of Daumier his first project. With a number assigned to each painting, the various photographic techniques used on each work of art were coded as alphabetical extensions to each number. Every negative is...
Dates: circa 1936-1947

[122] Spanish?, unidentified. "Portrait of a Girl." (1 glass).

 File — Box: 76, Folder: 4
Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: Film and glass plate negatives make up this series, and with the corresponding index cards, offer the most complete record of Rosen's photographic studies and restoration work. Rosen apparently numbered the negatives in the order in which he photographed the paintings, making his studies of Daumier his first project. With a number assigned to each painting, the various photographic techniques used on each work of art were coded as alphabetical extensions to each number. Every negative is...
Dates: circa 1936-1947

[123] Eyck, Jan van. "Saint Francis [Receiving the Stigmata]." (1 glass).

 File — Box: 76, Folder: 5
Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: Film and glass plate negatives make up this series, and with the corresponding index cards, offer the most complete record of Rosen's photographic studies and restoration work. Rosen apparently numbered the negatives in the order in which he photographed the paintings, making his studies of Daumier his first project. With a number assigned to each painting, the various photographic techniques used on each work of art were coded as alphabetical extensions to each number. Every negative is...
Dates: circa 1936-1947

[124] Pseudo Pier Francesco Fiorentino. "Virgin and Child." (3 glass).

 File — Box: 76, Folder: 6
Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: Film and glass plate negatives make up this series, and with the corresponding index cards, offer the most complete record of Rosen's photographic studies and restoration work. Rosen apparently numbered the negatives in the order in which he photographed the paintings, making his studies of Daumier his first project. With a number assigned to each painting, the various photographic techniques used on each work of art were coded as alphabetical extensions to each number. Every negative is...
Dates: circa 1936-1947

[125] Francia, [Francesco?]. "Virgin and Child." (1 glass).

 File — Box: 76, Folder: 7
Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: Film and glass plate negatives make up this series, and with the corresponding index cards, offer the most complete record of Rosen's photographic studies and restoration work. Rosen apparently numbered the negatives in the order in which he photographed the paintings, making his studies of Daumier his first project. With a number assigned to each painting, the various photographic techniques used on each work of art were coded as alphabetical extensions to each number. Every negative is...
Dates: circa 1936-1947

[127] South French Artist. "Legend of Saint Sebastian." (1 glass).

 File — Box: 76, Folder: 8
Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: Film and glass plate negatives make up this series, and with the corresponding index cards, offer the most complete record of Rosen's photographic studies and restoration work. Rosen apparently numbered the negatives in the order in which he photographed the paintings, making his studies of Daumier his first project. With a number assigned to each painting, the various photographic techniques used on each work of art were coded as alphabetical extensions to each number. Every negative is...
Dates: circa 1936-1947

[128] South French Artist. "Legend of Saint Sebastian." (1 glass).

 File — Box: 76, Folder: 9
Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: Film and glass plate negatives make up this series, and with the corresponding index cards, offer the most complete record of Rosen's photographic studies and restoration work. Rosen apparently numbered the negatives in the order in which he photographed the paintings, making his studies of Daumier his first project. With a number assigned to each painting, the various photographic techniques used on each work of art were coded as alphabetical extensions to each number. Every negative is...
Dates: circa 1936-1947

[129] Gaddi, [Agnolo?]. "Trinity." (1 glass).

 File — Box: 76, Folder: 10
Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: Film and glass plate negatives make up this series, and with the corresponding index cards, offer the most complete record of Rosen's photographic studies and restoration work. Rosen apparently numbered the negatives in the order in which he photographed the paintings, making his studies of Daumier his first project. With a number assigned to each painting, the various photographic techniques used on each work of art were coded as alphabetical extensions to each number. Every negative is...
Dates: circa 1936-1947