Object Acquisition and Loan
The examples on linked.art/model/provenance/acquisition/, 6 of 6 implemented in C#.
| Example | Section of the page | What it shows | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
provenance/durand_payne/1 |
Object Acquisition | Oliver Payne acquired Spring from the Durand-Ruel Gallery in New York in 1909 | matches the site |
provenance/yuag_ycba_wiley/1 |
Multiple Owners | The Yale University Art Gallery and the Yale Center for British Art jointly purchased a painting by Kehinde Wiley in 2021 from an undisclosed seller. | matches the site |
provenance/payneheirs_getty/1 |
Agents | In 2014, the family heirs of Oliver Payne sold Spring (by auction at Christie's) to Otto Naumann, acting for the J. Paul Getty Museum. | matches the site |
provenance/yuag_stora/1 |
Exchange of Objects | In 1962, the Yale University Art Gallery exchanged "Nude Woman" by Beckmann for "Personnages dans un parc" by Masson. | matches the site |
provenance/manet_proust/1 |
Provenance Event | Édouard Manet sold his painting, Jeanne, to Antonin Proust in 1883 for 3,000 francs. | matches the site |
provenance/fixme/1 |
Payment for Services | A sculpture is purchased with $900 going to the seller, and $100 going to the auction house. | matches the site |