Reference code
ZA UCT BC1249_D
Title
Miscellaneous
Date(s)
Level of description
Series
Extent and medium
Name of creator
Archival history
Immediate source of acquisition or transfer
Scope and content
D1 Files
D1.1 The New Gallery, London – part of 1900 inventory
D1.2 Johannesburg Art Gallery
D2 Illustrated books
D2.1 Beit Collection, 1949 (SA National Gallery)
D2.2 Wilhelm Von Bode
D2.2.1 Und die Berliner Teppichsammlung
D2.2.2 Museumdirector und mazen
D2.3 Alfred de Pass
D2.2.1 His presentation to the SA National Gallery
D2.2.2 Collection catalogue
D2.4 Joel, H J – Christies Catalogue
D2.5 Natale Labia Museum Catalogue
D2.6 Max Michaelis
D2.6.1 Michaelis Collection
D2.6.2 Max Michaelis Gift to SA
D2.7 Joseph Robinson
D2.7.1 The Joseph Robinson Collection
D2.7.2 The Joseph Robinson Collection
D2.8 Rothschild, various
D2.8.1 Apollo; the international magazine of the arts. Special issue on Waddesdon Manor, 1994
D2.8.2 Waddesdon Manor – Guide (National Trust)
D2.8.3 Tait, Hugh. The Waddesdon bequest; the legacy of Baron Ferdinand Rothschild to the British Museum. London: British Museum Publications, 1981.
D2.8.4 De Rothschild, Mrs James : The Rothschilds at Waddesdon Manor. London: Collins, 1979.
D2.8.5 Christies: Works of art from the collection of the Barons Nathaniel and Albert von Rothschild. 1999
D2.9 Wallace Collection: Anatole Demidoff, prince of San Donato (1812-70)
D2.10 Wernher Collection
D2.10.1 Bryant, J. The Wernher Collection at Ranger’s House. English Heritage, 2002 (2 copies)
D2.10.2 Christies. Works of art from the Wernher Collection, July 2000
D2.10.3 Sotheby’s. Furniture, silver, paintings & works of art from the collection of the late Sir Harold Wernher, Bt., G.C.V.O., Luton Hoo, May 1995
D2.11 Miscellaneous
D2.11.1 British Art Galleries 1790 – 1990
D2.11.2 Johannesburg Art Gallery, Dutch Painting in the 17th Century
D2.11.3 The British sporting heritage, Sotheby’s catalogue
D2.11.4 Important old Master paintings, Sotheby’s catalogue, Mar 1976
D2.11.5 Important old Master paintings, Sotheby’s catalogue, Dec 1976
D2.11.6 British Paintings 1500 – 1850, Sotheby’s catalogue
D2.11.7 Polesdon Lacey – National Trust House
D2.11.8 The contemporary art society 1910 - 1985
D1.1 The New Gallery, London – part of 1900 inventory
D1.2 Johannesburg Art Gallery
D2 Illustrated books
D2.1 Beit Collection, 1949 (SA National Gallery)
D2.2 Wilhelm Von Bode
D2.2.1 Und die Berliner Teppichsammlung
D2.2.2 Museumdirector und mazen
D2.3 Alfred de Pass
D2.2.1 His presentation to the SA National Gallery
D2.2.2 Collection catalogue
D2.4 Joel, H J – Christies Catalogue
D2.5 Natale Labia Museum Catalogue
D2.6 Max Michaelis
D2.6.1 Michaelis Collection
D2.6.2 Max Michaelis Gift to SA
D2.7 Joseph Robinson
D2.7.1 The Joseph Robinson Collection
D2.7.2 The Joseph Robinson Collection
D2.8 Rothschild, various
D2.8.1 Apollo; the international magazine of the arts. Special issue on Waddesdon Manor, 1994
D2.8.2 Waddesdon Manor – Guide (National Trust)
D2.8.3 Tait, Hugh. The Waddesdon bequest; the legacy of Baron Ferdinand Rothschild to the British Museum. London: British Museum Publications, 1981.
D2.8.4 De Rothschild, Mrs James : The Rothschilds at Waddesdon Manor. London: Collins, 1979.
D2.8.5 Christies: Works of art from the collection of the Barons Nathaniel and Albert von Rothschild. 1999
D2.9 Wallace Collection: Anatole Demidoff, prince of San Donato (1812-70)
D2.10 Wernher Collection
D2.10.1 Bryant, J. The Wernher Collection at Ranger’s House. English Heritage, 2002 (2 copies)
D2.10.2 Christies. Works of art from the Wernher Collection, July 2000
D2.10.3 Sotheby’s. Furniture, silver, paintings & works of art from the collection of the late Sir Harold Wernher, Bt., G.C.V.O., Luton Hoo, May 1995
D2.11 Miscellaneous
D2.11.1 British Art Galleries 1790 – 1990
D2.11.2 Johannesburg Art Gallery, Dutch Painting in the 17th Century
D2.11.3 The British sporting heritage, Sotheby’s catalogue
D2.11.4 Important old Master paintings, Sotheby’s catalogue, Mar 1976
D2.11.5 Important old Master paintings, Sotheby’s catalogue, Dec 1976
D2.11.6 British Paintings 1500 – 1850, Sotheby’s catalogue
D2.11.7 Polesdon Lacey – National Trust House
D2.11.8 The contemporary art society 1910 - 1985