| Page | Outline (of Max Stern's library
classification scheme) |
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1 - 31 | 1. Monographs (on artists) | |
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32 - 34 | 2. Netherlandish Painting (Holland, Belgium) | |
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35 - 44 | 3. German Painting (schools of different regions and periods) | |
| 35 | earlier period | ||
| 36 - 38 | modern period (Romantics, Nazarenes) | ||
| 39 - 41 | Rhenish art (Cologne, Middle Rhine) | ||
| 39 - 40 | earlier period | ||
| 41 | modern period | ||
| 42 - 43 | South German, Swiss, and Austrian art | ||
| 42 | earlier period | ||
| 43 | modern period | ||
| 44 | German sculpture and applied arts | ||
| earlier period | |||
| modern period | |||
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45 - 46 | 4. Spanish, French, Scandinavian, British art | |
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47 - 48 | 5. Italian art (incl. Roman) | |
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49 - 53 | 6. General art histories | |
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54 - 56 | 7. Art techniques, forgeries, art theory and criticism (art materials, colour theory, psychology of collecting, historical monuments preservation, connoisseurship, philosophy of art) | |
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57 - 58 | 8. Iconography, portraits, tapestries, patrons and collectors (architecture) | |
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59 | 9. Dictionaries of art (paintings) prices and patrons | |
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60 | 10. Biographies and Festschriften of art historians (dissertations) | |
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61 - 62 | 11. Periodicals | |
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63 - 73 | 12. Museum catalogues and guides to art monuments (art academies, collectors, galleries) | |
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74 | 13. Encyclopaedias of artists | |
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This outline, translated from the original German, appears on the first page of a list of books in Max Stern's library (the list is in the Dominion Gallery Archives, National Gallery, Ottawa). It was probably made before the books were packed in preparation for Stern's departure from Germany in 1937. The classification scheme was probably invented by Stern. (SEE ALSO Max Stern's Library). |
