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Metropolitan Museum of Art to Display a Primitive by Antonello da Messina. | Metropolitan Museum of Art to Display a Primitive by Antonello da Messina. | ||
OF EARLIEST ITALIAN SCHOOL | OF EARLIEST ITALIAN SCHOOL | ||
Painting in Oils Was Counted a "New Discovery" When Work Was Completed. | Painting in Oils Was Counted a "New Discovery" When Work Was Completed. | ||
Growing enthusiasm in art circles in the study of the Italian primitives is shown by the interest which has been aroused by the loan to the Metropolitan Museum of Art by Mr. Henry C. Frick of one of the works of Antonello da Messina which dates from the time when painting in oils was a newly discovered process. Within a few days the picture will be mounted on a screen especially prepared for it, after the manner adopted in English museums when it is desired to call attention to a particularly notable example. | |||
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Telephone 4764 R Madison Sq. Intended for ? "O wad some power the gifte gi'e us To see oursel's as ithers see us." ARGUS PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU Establishes: Paris 1879 O. SPENGLER, M'gr. Cable Address: "ARGUSCLIP" NEW YORK. 352 Third Avenue, New York. SCRAPBOOK MAKING A SPECIALITY for memorial or business purposes TERMS: $35 for 1,000 clippings $20 for 500 clippings $11 for 250 clippings $5 for 100 clippings Special rates on yearly contracts. Clipping from NEW YORK HERALD Address of Paper DEC - 4 1907 DATE BACK Num[ber]
MR. FRICK LOANS NOTED PICTURE
Metropolitan Museum of Art to Display a Primitive by Antonello da Messina.
OF EARLIEST ITALIAN SCHOOL
Painting in Oils Was Counted a "New Discovery" When Work Was Completed.
Growing enthusiasm in art circles in the study of the Italian primitives is shown by the interest which has been aroused by the loan to the Metropolitan Museum of Art by Mr. Henry C. Frick of one of the works of Antonello da Messina which dates from the time when painting in oils was a newly discovered process. Within a few days the picture will be mounted on a screen especially prepared for it, after the manner adopted in English museums when it is desired to call attention to a particularly notable example.