Collections-Centric Scholarly Texts Project / Institutional Sources Study Project online worksheet for Dennis Anderson, Curator of American Art, 15 page Introduction (original) (raw)

name of catalogue or brochure: Three Hundred Years of American Art in the Chrysler Museum, (260 pages) Exhibition Catalogue.

author(s) of essay: Dennis Anderson, Curator of American Art

title of essay: 15 page Introduction (skip the following short bios).

date of publication 1976

ISBN number:

name of copyright owner: Chrysler Museum

phone:

contact:

other contact: catalogue from the Lonnie Dunbier collection

other essays and authors in catalogue:

Note: not in TFAO or Google Books

Skip the Foreward: TFAO does not want to publish it.

recovery matrix composite score:

status:

-- assigned to Stacey Wittig on 4/29/08

-- disapproved by copyright holder on < May 27, 2008 > via email (possible substitute essay: see below)

From: John Hazeltine

Date: Thu Jun 12, 2008 5:05:42 PM US/Pacific

To: "Stacey Wittig"

Subject: Re: Three Hundred Years of American Art in the Chrysler Museum, 1976 and American Art at The Chrysler Museum: Selected Paintings, Sculpture, and Drawings by Martha H. Hagood and Jefferson C. Harrison

Hi Stacey,

It looks like TFAO won't publish the essay we asked about, but the essay in American Art at The Chrysler Museum: Selected Paintings, Sculpture, and Drawings by Martha H. Hagood and Jefferson C. Harrison, published 2005 by the Chrysler Museum of Art, Norfolk, Virginia. LOC Control Number: 2004113799, ISBN: 0-940744-71-6.is OK with TFAO as a substitute.

If MHM is concerned that TFAO may need further approvals, it is necessary to ask for them. Please feel free to contact the distributor, University of Virginia Press, and the producer by Marquand Books, Inc., Seattle to see if they will give their approval, noting to them that the republishing online is OK with MHM.

Best,

John

On Monday, June 2, 2008, at 08:34 AM, Stacey Wittig wrote:

Dear Molly,

Thanks for your response. I am forwarding your email to our Director to see if the proposed article fits our guidelines. He is out of the office this week, so it may take a while for me to get back with you. Thanks again.

Happy June,

Stacey

**From:**Molly Hutton-Marder

Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2008 1:27 PM

To: stacey.wittig

Cc: Laura Christiansen

Subject: FW: Three Hundred Years of American Art in the Chrysler Museum, 1976

Dear Stacey,

Thank you very much for your request. Although we would love to have our publications linked from your site, we do not want the particular publication you request, Three Hundred Years of American Art in the Chrysler Museum, 1976 Exhibition Catalogue by Dennis Anderson, Curator of American Art, 15-page Introduction to be reproduced. It in fact contains many errors and the Chief Curator, Jefferson Harrison, has explicitly stated we cannot digitize it on your site, or any other site.

We are, however, interested to see if you would like to rekey _American Art at The Chrysler Museum: Selected Paintings, Sculpture, and Drawings_by Martha H. Hagood and Jefferson C. Harrison, published 2005 by the Chrysler Museum of Art, Norfolk, Virginia. LOC Control Number: 2004113799, ISBN: 0-940744-71-6.

The only question I have concerns the other players in the publishing, specifically the distributor, University of Virginia Press, and the producer by Marquand Books, Inc., Seattle do they also need to approve this request?

Thank you, again, for your request and I look forward to working with you on this

Best wishes,

Molly

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Molly Hutton Marder

Registrar, Chrysler Museum of Art

245 West Olney Road

Norfolk, VA 23510-1509

phone 757.965.2030 / fax 757.664.6201

visit the website http://www.chrysler.org

**From:**Stacey Wittig [mailto:stacey.wittig@facilityissues.com]

Sent: Friday, May 23, 2008 12:31 AM

To: Laura Christiansen

Subject: Three Hundred Years of American Art in the Chrysler Museum, 1976

Hello Kelly,

Thank you for allowing me to share some information about The Resource Library, an online publication of Traditional Fine Arts Organization.

The Resource Library, founded in 1997, is the most comprehensive online publication devoted primarily to American representational art. The content time line spans the pre-Colonial period to the present and covers significant artistic and critical achievement in every state. It is published without subscription charges by its nonprofit owner and publisher Traditional Fine Arts Organization.

Library of Congress Number: ISSN 1550-8420

_Resource Library_readers include students, scholars and teachers, plus the general public. Site traffic analysis covering the most recent five-year period suggests that over a third of traffic derives from student and teacher readership.

We are an organization that you can trust with your publications; take a look at our site to see how we've handled others' works. We have hundreds of authors in our Author Index. There are hundreds of museums listed on our Museum Index.

_The Resource Library_would like your permission to rekey and post from the Three Hundred Years of American Art in the Chrysler Museum, 1976 Exhibition Catalogue:

Dennis Anderson, Curator of American Art, 15-page Introduction

Ifthe Chrysler Museumwere so kind as to grant us permission to rekey and post the Introduction, then your information would appear at the top of the page:

· Museum name

· Contact phone number of your museum

· Web link to your website

At the bottom of the page, after each article,the Chrysler Museumwill be further referenced with:

"Read more articles and essays concerning this institutional source by visiting the sub-index page for theChrysler Museumin Resource Library Magazine." (You may see an example of the Santa Barbara Museum of Art references at http://www.tfaoi.com/aa/3aa/3aa23.htm )

TFAO's website, http://www.tfaoi.com/resourc.htm, outlines in much detail any questions that you or your colleagues might have. But please feel free to call me with any questions.

Please let me know when would be a good time to email to you a permissions letter.I look forward to working with you,

Stacey

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