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Table of Contents
From the Editor - Juilee Decker
Foreword - Megan M. Fontanella
Introduction - Lynn H. Nicholas
Resources and Initiatives
Provenance: Not the Problem (The Solution)
Smithsonian Provenance Research Initiative
Jane C. Milosch
Princes, Dukes, and Counts
Pedigrees and Problems in the Kress Collection
Nancy H. Yeide
The “German Sales 1930–1945” Database Project
Christian Huemer
“Everyone Brings a Piece to the Puzzle”
Conversations with Elaine Rosenberg and Re!ections on
Provenance Research among the Paul Rosenberg Archives
Laurie A. Stein
Case Studies
Navigating the Gray Area
Pechstein’s Girl Combing Her Hair, the Littman Collection,
and the Limits of Evidence
Catherine Herbert
Researching the Wertheim Collection at the Harvard Art Museums
Elizabeth M. Rudy
One Painting Concealed Behind Another
Picasso’s La Douleur (1903) and Guitar, Gas-Jet, and Bottle (1913)
Christel Hollevoet-Force
The Eugene Garbáty Collection of European Art
Victoria Reed
“In Love at First Sight Completely, Hopelessly, and Forever with Chinese Art”
The Eugene and Agnes Meyer Collection of Chinese Art at the Freer Gallery of Art
Dorota Chudzicka
Points of View
Provenance Research and Unprovenanced Cultural Property
Gary Vikan
Nazi-Era Claims and Art Museums
The American Perspective
Stephen W. Clark
Author Biographies
Compiled by Manon Gaudet
Collections: A Journal for Museum and Archives Professionals, Volume 10, Number 3, Summer 2014