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Seleucia on the Tigris, Iraq, 143 BCE-70 CE. Head and bust: semidraped boy with jug. Terracotta with buff slip, 5.8 ˙ 5.0 cm. University of Michigan Excavations, Kelsey Museum 33701; Terracotta Figurine of a Boy with Jug in the Kelsey Museum

Volume: 16
Filename: 05107_01
Page Number: 88
Article Title: Terracotta Figurine of a Boy with Jug in the Kelsey Museum
Caption: Seleucia on the Tigris, Iraq, 143 BCE-70 CE. Head and bust: semidraped boy with jug. Terracotta with buff slip, 5.8 ˙ 5.0 cm. University of Michigan Excavations, Kelsey Museum 33701
ID: 05107_01
Date: 2005-2006
Author: Hima B. Mallampati

Egypt, first century BCE to first century CE. Mosaic glass inlay depicting the head of a fish. Glass inlay, L. 5.5 cm. Ruthven Collection, Kelsey Museum 1965.3.135; A Glass Fish-head Inlay in the Kelsey Museum

Date: 2005-2006
Author: Lindsay Ambridge
Caption: Egypt, first century BCE to first century CE. Mosaic glass inlay depicting the head of a fish. Glass inlay, L. 5.5 cm. Ruthven Collection, Kelsey Museum 1965.3.135
Article Title: A Glass Fish-head Inlay in the Kelsey Museum
ID: 05108_01
Page Number: 92
Volume: 16
Filename: 05108_01

North Africa, Roman period, late second or third century CE. Roman coarseware casserole. Burnt-orange clay, Diam. 15.7 cm; H. ca. 12 cm. Donated by Byron Count De Prorok in 1924, Kelsey Museum 7000; A Roman Coarseware Casserole in the Kelsey Museum

Page Number: 96
Volume: 16
Filename: 05109_01
Author: R. James Cook
Date: 2005-2006
Article Title: A Roman Coarseware Casserole in the Kelsey Museum
Caption: North Africa, Roman period, late second or third century CE. Roman coarseware casserole. Burnt-orange clay, Diam. 15.7 cm; H. ca. 12 cm. Donated by Byron Count De Prorok in 1924, Kelsey Museum 7000
ID: 05109_01

Carrie Mae Weems, American, born 1953. After Manet, from May Days Long Forgotten, 2002. C-print. Museum purchase made possible by the W. Hawkins Ferry Fund, 2004/2.3; Recent Museum of Art Acquisition: Historically Resonant Portrait by Photographer Carrie Mae Weems

ID: 05110_01
Caption: Carrie Mae Weems, American, born 1953. After Manet, from May Days Long Forgotten, 2002. C-print. Museum purchase made possible by the W. Hawkins Ferry Fund, 2004/2.3
Article Title: Recent Museum of Art Acquisition: Historically Resonant Portrait by Photographer Carrie Mae Weems
Author: Kirsten Olds
Date: 2005-2006
Filename: 05110_01
Volume: 16
Page Number: 100

Minagawa Gekka. Japanese, 1892-1987. Haori with flaming chrysanthemum design, ca. 1945-1950. Black damask silk with wax-resist patterns, hand-painted designs, and metallic thread embroidery. Gift of Howard and Patricia Yamaguchi, 2005/1.351; Recent Museum of Art Acquisition: Colorful Japanese Haori

Page Number: 104
Filename: 05111_01
Volume: 16
Date: 2005-2006
Author: Natsu Oyobe
ID: 05111_01
Article Title: Recent Museum of Art Acquisition: Colorful Japanese Haori
Caption: Minagawa Gekka. Japanese, 1892-1987. Haori with flaming chrysanthemum design, ca. 1945-1950. Black damask silk with wax-resist patterns, hand-painted designs, and metallic thread embroidery. Gift of Howard and Patricia Yamaguchi, 2005/1.351

Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema. Dutch, 1836-1912. Vespasian hearing from one of his generals of the taking of Jerusalem by Titus, 1866. Oil on panel, 51 ˙ 38 cm. Museum purchase made possible with funds from the W. Hawkins Ferry Fund, 2004/2.143; Recent Museum of Art Acquisition: Oil Painting by Alma-Tadema

Caption: Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema. Dutch, 1836-1912. Vespasian hearing from one of his generals of the taking of Jerusalem by Titus, 1866. Oil on panel, 51 ˙ 38 cm. Museum purchase made possible with funds from the W. Hawkins Ferry Fund, 2004/2.143
Article Title: Recent Museum of Art Acquisition: Oil Painting by Alma-Tadema
ID: 05112_01
Author: Carole McNamara
Date: 2005-2006
Volume: 16
Filename: 05112_01
Page Number: 108

Lion-faced tomb guardian. 三彩陶獅子頭鎮墓獸　陶　中國中原　盛唐　館藏品. North central China, Tang dynasty (618–907), early 8th century. Earthenware with sancai (tri-color) glaze in amber and brown (both iron oxide) and green (copper oxide), 70 × 24.13 × 6.03 cm. Gift of Jiu-Hwa Lo Upshur in memory of Mrs. Wei-Djen D. Lo, 2004/2.132.1; Recent Museum of Art Acquisition: Tang Dynasty Tomb Sculpture

Filename: 05113_01
Volume: 16
Page Number: 112
ID: 05113_01
Caption: Lion-faced tomb guardian. 三彩陶獅子頭鎮墓獸　陶　中國中原　盛唐　館藏品. North central China, Tang dynasty (618–907), early 8th century. Earthenware with sancai (tri-color) glaze in amber and brown (both iron oxide) and green (copper oxide), 70 × 24.13 × 6.03 cm. Gift of Jiu-Hwa Lo Upshur in memory of Mrs. Wei-Djen D. Lo, 2004/2.132.1
Article Title: Recent Museum of Art Acquisition: Tang Dynasty Tomb Sculpture
Date: 2005-2006
Author: Maribeth Graybill

Casts of Kudurru, modern. Plaster cast, 55.5 x 20.5 x 17.5 cm. Unknown source. KM 2004.3.1; Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The Kelsey Museum of Archaeology

Page Number: 116
Volume: 16
Filename: 05115_01
Date: 2005-2006
Caption: Casts of Kudurru, modern. Plaster cast, 55.5 x 20.5 x 17.5 cm. Unknown source. KM 2004.3.1
Article Title: Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The Kelsey Museum of Archaeology
ID: 05115_01

Figurine of a woman, Parthian period. Clay, 6 x 4.5 x 2 cm. ; Seleucia, Iraq. University of Michigan Excavations. KM 2004.2.2; Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The Kelsey Museum of Archaeology

Date: 2005-2006
ID: 05115_02
Article Title: Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The Kelsey Museum of Archaeology
Caption: Figurine of a woman, Parthian period. Clay, 6 x 4.5 x 2 cm.; Seleucia, Iraq. University of Michigan Excavations. KM 2004.2.2
Page Number: 118
Filename: 05115_02
Volume: 16

Cuneiform inscriptions, modern. Plaster casts, 58 x 50 x 10 cm each. Unknown source. KM 2004.3.3–4; Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The Kelsey Museum of Archaeology

Volume: 16
Filename: 05115_03
Page Number: 119
Article Title: Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The Kelsey Museum of Archaeology
Caption: Cuneiform inscriptions, modern. Plaster casts, 58 x 50 x 10 cm each. Unknown source. KM 2004.3.3–4
ID: 05115_03
Date: 2005-2006

Katsukawa, Shunshô, Japanese, 1726–1792. A Scene from Act Two of The Treasury of Loyal Retainers, late 1770s. Color woodblock print, 26.3 x 19.6 cm. Museum purchase made possible by Mary Palmer, 2004/2.145; Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art

ID: 05116_01
Caption: Katsukawa, Shunshô, Japanese, 1726–1792. A Scene from Act Two of The Treasury of Loyal Retainers, late 1770s. Color woodblock print, 26.3 x 19.6 cm. Museum purchase made possible by Mary Palmer, 2004/2.145
Article Title: Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art
Date: 2005-2006
Filename: 05116_01
Volume: 16
Page Number: 120

Chicken-headed ewer, Southeast China, Zhejiang or Jiangsu Province, Eastern Jin period (317–420). Stoneware with black glaze, 17 x 13 x 12.6 cm. Gift of Ping and Zenobia Lee, 2005/2.93; Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art

Article Title: Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art
Caption: Chicken-headed ewer, Southeast China, Zhejiang or Jiangsu Province, Eastern Jin period (317–420). Stoneware with black glaze, 17 x 13 x 12.6 cm. Gift of Ping and Zenobia Lee, 2005/2.93
ID: 05116_02
Date: 2005-2006
Volume: 16
Filename: 05116_02
Page Number: 122

Shallow bowl with “flowing water” design, Neolithic Majiayao Culture, Majiayao Phase, 3200–2700 BCE. Earthenware with black slip painted designs, 33 x 13 cm. Gift of Jiu-Hwa Lo Upshur in memory of Mrs. Wei-Djen D. Lo, 2004/2.133; Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art

Page Number: 123
Volume: 16
Filename: 05116_03
Date: 2005-2006
Caption: Shallow bowl with “flowing water” design, Neolithic Majiayao Culture, Majiayao Phase, 3200–2700 BCE. Earthenware with black slip painted designs, 33 x 13 cm. Gift of Jiu-Hwa Lo Upshur in memory of Mrs. Wei-Djen D. Lo, 2004/2.133
Article Title: Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art
ID: 05116_03

Chihuly, Dale, American, born 1941. Soft Cylinder with Blanket Drawing, Cobalt Violet (Basket Series), 1988. Blown glass sculpture with white, black, and red-ochre pigments, 22 x 23 x 21.4 cm. Bequest of the Estate of David Caldwell Leedy, 2005/2.32; Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art

Page Number: 124
Volume: 16
Filename: 05116_04
Date: 2005-2006
Article Title: Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art
Caption: Chihuly, Dale, American, born 1941. Soft Cylinder with Blanket Drawing, Cobalt Violet (Basket Series), 1988. Blown glass sculpture with white, black, and red-ochre pigments, 22 x 23 x 21.4 cm. Bequest of the Estate of David Caldwell Leedy, 2005/2.32
ID: 05116_04

Vinckboons, David, Flemish, 1576–ca. 1632. Landscape, late 16th–early 17th century. Pen, ink, and brown and blue wash on laid paper, 30.48 x 41.91 cm. Gift of the Nathan T. Whitman Trust, 2004/2.17; Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art

Page Number: 127
Filename: 05116_05
Volume: 16
Date: 2005-2006
ID: 05116_05
Article Title: Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art
Caption: Vinckboons, David, Flemish, 1576–ca. 1632. Landscape, late 16th–early 17th century. Pen, ink, and brown and blue wash on laid paper, 30.48 x 41.91 cm. Gift of the Nathan T. Whitman Trust, 2004/2.17

Thai. Manuscript cabinet, 19th-early 20th century. Lacquered and gilt wood with appliquéd mirrors, 120.5 x 89.5 x 64 cm. Gift of Doris Duke’s Southeast Asian Art Collection, 2005/1.467; Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art

Volume: 16
Filename: 05116_06
Page Number: 127
Article Title: Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art
Caption: Thai. Manuscript cabinet, 19th-early 20th century. Lacquered and gilt wood with appliquéd mirrors, 120.5 x 89.5 x 64 cm. Gift of Doris Duke’s Southeast Asian Art Collection, 2005/1.467
ID: 05116_06
Date: 2005-2006

Dogancay, Burhan, Turkish, born 1929. Faschismus, 1997. ; Collage, acrylic, pencil, chalk, and sand on cardboard, 87.6 x 68.6 cm. Anonymous gift, 2005/2.64; Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art

Filename: 05116_07
Volume: 16
Page Number: 129
ID: 05116_07
Caption: Dogancay, Burhan, Turkish, born 1929. Faschismus, 1997.; Collage, acrylic, pencil, chalk, and sand on cardboard, 87.6 x 68.6 cm. Anonymous gift, 2005/2.64
Article Title: Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art
Date: 2005-2006

Goicolea, Anthony, American, born 1971. Last Supper, 1999. Cibachrome print, 101.6 x 195.6 cm. Museum purchase made possible by the W. Hawkins Ferry Fund, 2004/2.9; Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art

Date: 2005-2006
ID: 05116_08
Article Title: Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art
Caption: Goicolea, Anthony, American, born 1971. Last Supper, 1999. Cibachrome print, 101.6 x 195.6 cm. Museum purchase made possible by the W. Hawkins Ferry Fund, 2004/2.9
Page Number: 132
Filename: 05116_08
Volume: 16

Calder, Alexander, American, 1898–1976. Young Girl and Her Train, ca. 1970. Color lithograph, 75.5 x 58.5 cm. Gift of Jane Turczyn and Mike Ennis in memory of Shirley and Lee Kollins, 2004/2.125; Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art

ID: 05116_09
Caption: Calder, Alexander, American, 1898–1976. Young Girl and Her Train, ca. 1970. Color lithograph, 75.5 x 58.5 cm. Gift of Jane Turczyn and Mike Ennis in memory of Shirley and Lee Kollins, 2004/2.125
Article Title: Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art
Date: 2005-2006
Filename: 05116_09
Volume: 16
Page Number: 134

Delacroix, Eugène, French, 1798–1863. Les Ecrevisses à Longchamps, 1822. Lithograph, 35.56 x 50.8 cm. Museum purchase made possible by the W. Hawkins Ferry Fund, 2004/2.140; Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art

ID: 05116_10
Article Title: Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art
Caption: Delacroix, Eugène, French, 1798–1863. Les Ecrevisses à Longchamps, 1822. Lithograph, 35.56 x 50.8 cm. Museum purchase made possible by the W. Hawkins Ferry Fund, 2004/2.140
Date: 2005-2006
Filename: 05116_10
Volume: 16
Page Number: 136

Lepère, Auguste Louis, French, 1849–1918. Eve, after Rodin, 1850–1900. Chiaroscuro woodcut, 19.7 x 30.5 cm. Gift of J. Frederick Hoffman, 2005/1.430; Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art

Date: 2005-2006
Caption: Lepère, Auguste Louis, French, 1849–1918. Eve, after Rodin, 1850–1900. Chiaroscuro woodcut, 19.7 x 30.5 cm. Gift of J. Frederick Hoffman, 2005/1.430
Article Title: Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art
ID: 05116_11
Page Number: 138
Volume: 16
Filename: 05116_11

Mangold, Sylvia Plimack, American, born 1938. The Pin Oak Diptych (A), 2003. Drypoint and aquatint, 63.5 x 47 cm. Museum purchase made possible by the Friends and Family of Dottie Farhat, on the occasion of her 70th birthday, 2005/2.1.1; Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art

ID: 05116_12
Caption: Mangold, Sylvia Plimack, American, born 1938. The Pin Oak Diptych (A), 2003. Drypoint and aquatint, 63.5 x 47 cm. Museum purchase made possible by the Friends and Family of Dottie Farhat, on the occasion of her 70th birthday, 2005/2.1.1
Article Title: Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art
Date: 2005-2006
Filename: 05116_12
Volume: 16
Page Number: 139

Pearlstein, Philip, American, born 1924. Two Nudes with Oak Stool and Canvas, 1973. Lithograph, 93 x 111.8 cm. Gift of Kathy and Angelos Constantinides, 2005/1.323; Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art

ID: 05116_13
Article Title: Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art
Caption: Pearlstein, Philip, American, born 1924. Two Nudes with Oak Stool and Canvas, 1973. Lithograph, 93 x 111.8 cm. Gift of Kathy and Angelos Constantinides, 2005/1.323
Date: 2005-2006
Filename: 05116_13
Volume: 16
Page Number: 139

Teraoka, Masami, Japanese, born 1936. Namiyo at Hanauma Bay, 1985. Color lithograph, 63.3 x 91.3 cm. Gift of Jack A. and Noreen Rounick, 2004/2.92; Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art

Caption: Teraoka, Masami, Japanese, born 1936. Namiyo at Hanauma Bay, 1985. Color lithograph, 63.3 x 91.3 cm. Gift of Jack A. and Noreen Rounick, 2004/2.92
Article Title: Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art
ID: 05116_14
Date: 2005-2006
Volume: 16
Filename: 05116_14
Page Number: 141

Le hamac, 1880. Etching and drypoint, 27.8 x 18.4 cm. Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Aldrich, 2004/2.157; Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art

Caption: Le hamac, 1880. Etching and drypoint, 27.8 x 18.4 cm. Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Aldrich, 2004/2.157
Article Title: Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art
ID: 05116_15
Date: 2005-2006
Volume: 16
Filename: 05116_15
Page Number: 142

African (Congo [Zaire], Bushoong). Cup, ca. 1890. Wood, copper staples, and cowrie shells, 20 x 10 x 8 cm. Gift of Candis and Helmut Stern, 2005/1.207; Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art

Page Number: 144
Filename: 05116_16
Volume: 16
Date: 2005-2006
ID: 05116_16
Article Title: Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art
Caption: African (Congo [Zaire], Bushoong). Cup, ca. 1890. Wood, copper staples, and cowrie shells, 20 x 10 x 8 cm. Gift of Candis and Helmut Stern, 2005/1.207

African (Congo [Zaire], Bekalebwe). Figure, ca. 1890. Wood, copper, metal tacks, leather, snakeskin, raffia, and vegetable fiber cloth, 62 x 32 x 12 cm. Gift of Candis and Helmut Stern, 2005/1.227; Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art

Date: 2005-2006
Article Title: Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art
Caption: African (Congo [Zaire], Bekalebwe). Figure, ca. 1890. Wood, copper, metal tacks, leather, snakeskin, raffia, and vegetable fiber cloth, 62 x 32 x 12 cm. Gift of Candis and Helmut Stern, 2005/1.227
ID: 05116_17
Page Number: 146
Volume: 16
Filename: 05116_17

Cambodian. Guardian lion, 12th century. Sandstone, 81.5 x 35 x 44.5 cm. Museum purchase made possible by the Margaret Watson Parker Art Collection Fund, 2004/2.12; Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art

Page Number: 148
Filename: 05116_18
Volume: 16
Date: 2005-2006
ID: 05116_18
Caption: Cambodian. Guardian lion, 12th century. Sandstone, 81.5 x 35 x 44.5 cm. Museum purchase made possible by the Margaret Watson Parker Art Collection Fund, 2004/2.12
Article Title: Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art

Phulkari shawl, first half of 20th century. Homespun cotton cloth with silk embroidery, 237 x 133.6 cm. Anonymous gift in honor of Karuna and Brijen Goswamy, 2005/2.10; Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art

Date: 2005-2006
Article Title: Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art
Caption: Phulkari shawl, first half of 20th century. Homespun cotton cloth with silk embroidery, 237 x 133.6 cm. Anonymous gift in honor of Karuna and Brijen Goswamy, 2005/2.10
ID: 05116_19
Page Number: 151
Volume: 16
Filename: 05116_19

Obi. Black gauze fukuro obi with large hôsôge floral medallions, 1960–1980s. Black leno weave (gauze) silk with floral patterns woven in red-lacquered paper, gold-coated paper, and a turquoise metal-coated paper, 426 x 31 cm. Gift of Howard and Patricia Yamaguchi, 2005/1.334; Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art

Date: 2005-2006
ID: 05116_20
Article Title: Accessions to the Collection: July 2004–December 2005: The University of Michigan Museum of Art
Caption: Obi. Black gauze fukuro obi with large hôsôge floral medallions, 1960–1980s. Black leno weave (gauze) silk with floral patterns woven in red-lacquered paper, gold-coated paper, and a turquoise metal-coated paper, 426 x 31 cm. Gift of Howard and Patricia Yamaguchi, 2005/1.334
Page Number: 155
Filename: 05116_20
Volume: 16

Fig. 1. Julia Margaret Cameron, Goodness from the series Fruits of the Spirit, 1864, albumen print, 25.4 x 20 cm.; The Mountain and the Mole-hill: Julia Margaret Cameron's Allegories

Author: Ksenya A. Gurshtein
Date: 2007-2008
Citation: Gernsheim Collection, Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, The University of Texas at Austin.
Caption: Fig. 1. Julia Margaret Cameron, Goodness from the series Fruits of the Spirit, 1864, albumen print, 25.4 x 20 cm.
Article Title: The Mountain and the Mole-hill: Julia Margaret Cameron's Allegories
ID: 07101_01
Page Number: 5
Volume: 17
Filename: 07101_01

Fig.2. Julia Margaret Cameron, The Mountain Nymph, Sweet Liberty, 1866, albumen-silver print 36 x 28,1 cm.; The Mountain and the Mole-hill: Julia Margaret Cameron's Allegories

Caption: Fig.2. Julia Margaret Cameron, The Mountain Nymph, Sweet Liberty, 1866, albumen-silver print 36 x 28,1 cm.
Article Title: The Mountain and the Mole-hill: Julia Margaret Cameron's Allegories
ID: 07101_02
Author: Ksenya A. Gurshtein
Date: 2007-2008
Citation: Gernsheim Collection, Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, The University of Texas at Austin
Volume: 17
Filename: 07101_02
Page Number: 7

Fig. 3. Julia Margaret Cameron, Cassiopoeia, 1866, albumen-silver print, 34.9 x 27.4 cm.; The Mountain and the Mole-hill: Julia Margaret Cameron's Allegories

Page Number: 7
Volume: 17
Filename: 07101_03
Citation: National Media Museum/Science & Society Picture Library, UK.
Date: 2007-2008
Author: Ksenya A. Gurshtein
Article Title: The Mountain and the Mole-hill: Julia Margaret Cameron's Allegories
Caption: Fig. 3. Julia Margaret Cameron, Cassiopoeia, 1866, albumen-silver print, 34.9 x 27.4 cm.
ID: 07101_03

Fig. 4. Julia Margaret Cameron, Pomona, 1872, albumen print, 34.6 x 27 cm.; The Mountain and the Mole-hill: Julia Margaret Cameron's Allegories

Page Number: 8
Filename: 07101_04
Volume: 17
Citation: Royal Photographic Society/Science & Society Picture Library, UK.
Date: 2007-2008
Author: Ksenya A. Gurshtein
ID: 07101_04
Article Title: The Mountain and the Mole-hill: Julia Margaret Cameron's Allegories
Caption: Fig. 4. Julia Margaret Cameron, Pomona, 1872, albumen print, 34.6 x 27 cm.

Fig. 5. Julia Margaret Cameron, Alethea, 1872, albumen print, 32.5 x 23.7 cm.; The Mountain and the Mole-hill: Julia Margaret Cameron's Allegories

Volume: 17
Filename: 07101_05
Page Number: 8
Caption: Fig. 5. Julia Margaret Cameron, Alethea, 1872, albumen print, 32.5 x 23.7 cm.
Article Title: The Mountain and the Mole-hill: Julia Margaret Cameron's Allegories
ID: 07101_05
Author: Ksenya A. Gurshtein
Date: 2007-2008
Citation: Gernsheim Collection, Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, The University of Texas at Austin.

Fig. 6. Julia Margaret Cameron, The Kiss of Peace, 1869, albumen print, 23.2 x 18.1 cm.; The Mountain and the Mole-hill: Julia Margaret Cameron's Allegories

Volume: 17
Filename: 07101_06
Page Number: 12
Caption: Fig. 6. Julia Margaret Cameron, The Kiss of Peace, 1869, albumen print, 23.2 x 18.1 cm.
Article Title: The Mountain and the Mole-hill: Julia Margaret Cameron's Allegories
ID: 07101_06
Author: Ksenya A. Gurshtein
Date: 2007-2008
Citation: University of Michigan Museum of Art purchase, 1975/1.63

Fig. 7. Oscar Gustav Rejlander, Two Ways of Life, 1857, composite albumen print, 41.0 x 79.0 cm.; The Mountain and the Mole-hill: Julia Margaret Cameron's Allegories

Volume: 17
Filename: 07101_07
Page Number: 17
Caption: Fig. 7. Oscar Gustav Rejlander, Two Ways of Life, 1857, composite albumen print, 41.0 x 79.0 cm.
Article Title: The Mountain and the Mole-hill: Julia Margaret Cameron's Allegories
ID: 07101_07
Author: Ksenya A. Gurshtein
Date: 2007-2008
Citation: Royal Photographic Society/Science & Society Picture Library, UK.

Fig. 8. Julia Margaret Cameron, Beatrice, 1866, albumen print, 33.8 x 26.3 cm.; The Mountain and the Mole-hill: Julia Margaret Cameron's Allegories

Author: Ksenya A. Gurshtein
Date: 2007-2008
Citation: National Media Museum/Science & Society Picture Library, UK.
Caption: Fig. 8. Julia Margaret Cameron, Beatrice, 1866, albumen print, 33.8 x 26.3 cm.
Article Title: The Mountain and the Mole-hill: Julia Margaret Cameron's Allegories
ID: 07101_08
Page Number: 18
Volume: 17
Filename: 07101_08

Fig. 1. Syrian cenotaph, twelfth century CE, sandstone/limestone, 2.34 x 1.63 x 12 m, 6,500 lbs./2,948.35 kg. Gift of Mr. Thomas Curtis, UMMA 1960/2.2a-p.; Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan

ID: 07102_01
Caption: Fig. 1. Syrian cenotaph, twelfth century CE, sandstone/limestone, 2.34 x 1.63 x 12 m, 6,500 lbs./2,948.35 kg. Gift of Mr. Thomas Curtis, UMMA 1960/2.2a-p.
Article Title: Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan
Author: Lisa Cakmak and Christopher Blauvelt
Date: 2007-2008
Citation: UM Staff Photo.
Filename: 07102_01
Volume: 17
Page Number: 27

Fig. 2. Cenotaph, alternate view.; Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan

Page Number: 29
Filename: 07102_02
Volume: 17
Date: 2007-2008
Author: Lisa Cakmak and Christopher Blauvelt
Citation: UM Staff Photo.
ID: 07102_02
Caption: Fig. 2. Cenotaph, alternate view.
Article Title: Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan

Fig. 3. Diagram of cenotaph blocks.; Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan

Page Number: 30
Filename: 07102_03
Volume: 17
Author: Lisa Cakmak and Christopher Blauvelt
Date: 2007-2008
Citation: Drawing: Matthei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum and UM Staff.
ID: 07102_03
Caption: Fig. 3. Diagram of cenotaph blocks.
Article Title: Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan

Fig. 4. Profile of Anonymous Cenotaph No. 2, Al-Bab al-Saghir Cemetery, Damascus.; Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan

ID: 07102_04
Article Title: Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan
Caption: Fig. 4. Profile of Anonymous Cenotaph No. 2, Al-Bab al-Saghir Cemetery, Damascus.
Citation: After Sourdel-Thomine 1950, 191, fig. 111.
Date: 2007-2008
Author: Lisa Cakmak and Christopher Blauvelt
Filename: 07102_04
Volume: 17
Page Number: 31

Fig. 5. Epitaph inscription on the UMMA cenotaph. Side A.; Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan

Filename: 07102_05
Volume: 17
Page Number: 32
ID: 07102_05
Article Title: Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan
Caption: Fig. 5. Epitaph inscription on the UMMA cenotaph. Side A.
Citation: Photo: Chris Blauvelt
Date: 2007-2008
Author: Lisa Cakmak and Christopher Blauvelt

Fig. 6. Epitaph inscription on the UMMA cenotaph. Side B.; Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan

ID: 07102_06
Caption: Fig. 6. Epitaph inscription on the UMMA cenotaph. Side B.
Article Title: Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan
Author: Lisa Cakmak and Christopher Blauvelt
Date: 2007-2008
Citation: Photo: Chris Blauvelt
Filename: 07102_06
Volume: 17
Page Number: 32

Fig. 7. Epitaph inscription on the UMMA cenotaph. Side C.; Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan

Page Number: 32
Filename: 07102_07
Volume: 17
Author: Lisa Cakmak and Christopher Blauvelt
Date: 2007-2008
Citation: Photo: Chris Blauvelt
ID: 07102_07
Caption: Fig. 7. Epitaph inscription on the UMMA cenotaph. Side C.
Article Title: Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan

Fig. 8. Epitaph inscription on the UMMA cenotaph. Side D.; Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan

Citation: Photo: Chris Blauvelt
Author: Lisa Cakmak and Christopher Blauvelt
Date: 2007-2008
ID: 07102_08
Article Title: Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan
Caption: Fig. 8. Epitaph inscription on the UMMA cenotaph. Side D.
Page Number: 32
Filename: 07102_08
Volume: 17

Fig. 9. West face of the cenotaph of Altunas base. After Moaz and Ory 1977, pl. XIV.A, Cl.; Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan

Page Number: 35
Volume: 17
Filename: 07102_09
Date: 2007-2008
Author: Lisa Cakmak and Christopher Blauvelt
Citation: Service des Antiquites.
Caption: Fig. 9. West face of the cenotaph of Altunas base. After Moaz and Ory 1977, pl. XIV.A, Cl.
Article Title: Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan
ID: 07102_09

Fig. 10. West face of the capstone of the cenotaph of Altunas. After Moaz and Ory 1977, pl. XII.B, Cl.; Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan

Citation: J. Dufour
Author: Lisa Cakmak and Christopher Blauvelt
Date: 2007-2008
ID: 07102_10
Article Title: Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan
Caption: Fig. 10. West face of the capstone of the cenotaph of Altunas. After Moaz and Ory 1977, pl. XII.B, Cl.
Page Number: 35
Filename: 07102_10
Volume: 17

Fig. 11. Map of the Near East.; Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan

Volume: 17
Filename: 07102_11
Page Number: 39
Article Title: Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan
Caption: Fig. 11. Map of the Near East.
ID: 07102_11
Citation: After Hillenbrand 1999, 6.
Author: Lisa Cakmak and Christopher Blauvelt
Date: 2007-2008

Fig. 12. From top: simple Kufic, foliated Kufic, floriated Kufic.; Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan

ID: 07102_12
Article Title: Carved Gardens: A Syrian Cenotaph in Michigan
Caption: Fig. 12. From top: simple Kufic, foliated Kufic, floriated Kufic.
Citation: After Hillenbrand 1999, 37, fig. 22.
Author: Lisa Cakmak and Christopher Blauvelt
Date: 2007-2008
Filename: 07102_12
Volume: 17
Page Number: 40

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