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Page from a “catalogue raisonné” of shells and other curiosities of nature, published in 1736 by M. Gersaint, a Parisian art dealer. Connoisseurs were encouraged to see these curious objects for themselves at Gersaint’s gallery on the Pont Nôtre-Dame. Images courtesy of the Wildenstein Plattner Institute, Inc.

What is a Catalogue Raisonné and Why is it Useful?

Catalogue Raisonné Defined A “catalogue raisonné” is a published compendium of an artist’s complete works or a defined subset of works. Some publications list each work with a title and a basic description of its physical properties, such as medium and dimensions. Other publications contain provenance, exhibition, and bibliographic histories for as many works as […]

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Image: [Unidentified], Gallery & Studio (2004): 21–22., 2004; Romare Bearden Papers [qvluh9q8], The Wildenstein Plattner Institute, Inc.

Verso: Archive and Catalogue Raisonné Releases, Artificial Intelligence, and Impressionism

March 2024 | New in the Romare Bearden Archives “It is extremely difficult to talk of such a phenomenal person and universal artist in the past tense,” wrote Fabian A. Badejo (Tribute to Romare Bearden), yet so many did. Tributes, obituaries, clippings, condolences, and the program for Romare Bearden’s memorial at St. John the Divine

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