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Attendance records
This exhibition revealed new visual evidence that 16th century Dutch engraver Hendrick Goltzius may have used the bronzes of his countryman, Willem Danielsz. von Tetrode, as models for his prints. It was made possible through the loan of 33 prints and three bronzes from the Collection of the Hearn Family Trust.
Catalog correspondence and budgets
This exhibition revealed new visual evidence that 16th century Dutch engraver Hendrick Goltzius may have used the bronzes of his countryman, Willem Danielsz. von Tetrode, as models for his prints. It was made possible through the loan of 33 prints and three bronzes from the Collection of the Hearn Family Trust.
Significant correspondence
This exhibition revealed new visual evidence that 16th century Dutch engraver Hendrick Goltzius may have used the bronzes of his countryman, Willem Danielsz. von Tetrode, as models for his prints. It was made possible through the loan of 33 prints and three bronzes from the Collection of the Hearn Family Trust.
Artwork slides
This exhibition revealed new visual evidence that 16th century Dutch engraver Hendrick Goltzius may have used the bronzes of his countryman, Willem Danielsz. von Tetrode, as models for his prints. It was made possible through the loan of 33 prints and three bronzes from the Collection of the Hearn Family Trust.
Artwork photos and transparencies (1 of 2)
This exhibition revealed new visual evidence that 16th century Dutch engraver Hendrick Goltzius may have used the bronzes of his countryman, Willem Danielsz. von Tetrode, as models for his prints. It was made possible through the loan of 33 prints and three bronzes from the Collection of the Hearn Family Trust.
Artwork photos and transparencies (2 of 2)
This exhibition revealed new visual evidence that 16th century Dutch engraver Hendrick Goltzius may have used the bronzes of his countryman, Willem Danielsz. von Tetrode, as models for his prints. It was made possible through the loan of 33 prints and three bronzes from the Collection of the Hearn Family Trust.
Installation slides
This exhibition revealed new visual evidence that 16th century Dutch engraver Hendrick Goltzius may have used the bronzes of his countryman, Willem Danielsz. von Tetrode, as models for his prints. It was made possible through the loan of 33 prints and three bronzes from the Collection of the Hearn Family Trust.