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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. CHRYG1_220601_001.JPG: The World of Glass
2. CHRYG1_220601_007.JPG: What is glass?
3. CHRYG1_220601_017.JPG: What does glass look like?
4. CHRYG1_220601_020.JPG: What does glass look like?
5. CHRYG1_220601_031.JPG: Why is glass used?
6. CHRYG1_220601_034.JPG: Islamic and Sasanian Glass
7. CHRYG1_220601_049.JPG: Jesse Sleeping, ca 1520
8. CHRYG1_220601_055.JPG: Glass in the European World
9. CHRYG1_220601_058.JPG: Venetian Glass
10. CHRYG1_220601_071.JPG: Engraving and Gilding
11. CHRYG1_220601_085.JPG: Color and Glass
12. CHRYG1_220601_096.JPG: Chinese Glass
13. CHRYG1_220601_106.JPG: British Commemorative Glass
14. CHRYG1_220601_118.JPG: English Lead Glass
15. CHRYG1_220601_126.JPG: Cut-Glass Service
16. CHRYG1_220601_133.JPG: Dutch Stipple Glass
17. CHRYG1_220601_137.JPG: Pre-Roman Glass
18. CHRYG1_220601_150.JPG: Roman Glass
19. CHRYG1_220601_157.JPG: Glass in the Ancient World
20. CHRYG1_220601_160.JPG: Barrel-Shaped Bottle, ca 200-400 CE Roman Empire
21. CHRYG1_220601_165.JPG: Gianni Toso Chess Set, 1985
22. CHRYG1_220601_186.JPG: Dafna Kaffeman Tactual Stimulation, 2007
23. CHRYG1_220601_193.JPG: Dante Marioni Red Gum Tree Leaf, 1988
24. CHRYG1_220601_198.JPG: Andrew Lang Big Bang + 1, 2018
25. CHRYG1_220601_202.JPG: Zondlile Zondo I Hear My Father's Cattle, There Is Music in My Heart, 2012
26. CHRYG1_220601_208.JPG: Howard Ben Tre Column 20, 1984
27. CHRYG1_220601_212.JPG: Jaime Guerrero Farm Worker, 2013
28. CHRYG1_220601_219.JPG: Steffen Dam The Owl of Minerva Takes Flight in the Dusk, 2015
29. CHRYG1_220601_228.JPG: Nancy Callan Aquaman Stinger, 2014
30. CHRYG1_220601_233.JPG: Lino Tagliapietra Endeavor, 1998
31. CHRYG1_220601_238.JPG: Jaroslava Brychtova Stanislav Libensky 3V (Victory) Column, 1997
32. CHRYG1_220601_244.JPG: Debora Moore Yellow Lady Slipper, 2008
33. CHRYG1_220601_253.JPG: Preston Singletary Raven's Box, 2014
34. CHRYG1_220601_261.JPG: Jaroslava Brychtova Stanislav Libensky Astronomical Calendar Sphere, 1994
35. CHRYG1_220601_270.JPG: Josepha Gasch-Muche 7.3.2011, ca 2011
36. CHRYG1_220601_281.JPG: Joon Yong Kim Blue Tears, 2010
37. CHRYG1_220601_285.JPG: Kara Walker Canisters, 1997
38. CHRYG1_220601_294.JPG: Chris Day Wander, 2020
39. CHRYG1_220601_299.JPG: Mel Douglas Threefold, Twofold, Periphery, 2016
40. CHRYG1_220601_304.JPG: Mark Peiser Passage 7, 2015
41. CHRYG1_220601_311.JPG: Dominick Labino Untitled Prototype Panel for Toledo's Vitrana Mural, ca 1969
42. CHRYG1_220601_318.JPG: Audrey Handler Pairs, 1988
43. CHRYG1_220601_322.JPG: Barbara Earl Thomas Storm Eater, 2018
44. CHRYG1_220601_355.JPG: Joseph Harrington St. Helens II, 2017
45. CHRYG1_220601_379.JPG: Flo Perkins Primo, 2008
46. CHRYG1_220601_383.JPG: Studio and Contemporary Glass
47. CHRYG1_220601_424.JPG: Frank Lloyd Wright, designer Linden Glass Company, manufacturer Window for the Darwin D. Martin House, designed 1903
48. CHRYG1_220601_430.JPG: Robert Colescott Listening to Amos and Andy, 1982
49. CHRYG1_220601_436.JPG: Modern Glass
50. CHRYG1_220601_453.JPG: Commedia dell'Arte
51. CHRYG1_220601_488.JPG: Architecture
52. CHRYG1_220601_501.JPG: Cocktail Culture
53. CHRYG1_220601_529.JPG: Jean Dunand Cabinet, ca 1925
54. CHRYG1_220601_537.JPG: Lalique
55. CHRYG1_220601_578.JPG: Stylized Animals
56. CHRYG1_220601_589.JPG: Scandinavian Glass
57. CHRYG1_220601_603.JPG: Venetian Glass
58. CHRYG2_220601_012.JPG: Pate de Verre
59. CHRYG2_220601_048.JPG: Daum Freres Vase with Rene II, Duke of Lorraine, ca 1894
60. CHRYG2_220601_098.JPG: Islamic Influence
61. CHRYG2_220601_109.JPG: Galle
62. CHRYG2_220601_155.JPG: Tiffany Glass
63. CHRYG2_220601_167.JPG: Tiffany Studios Seascape Windows, ca 1910
64. CHRYG2_220601_173.JPG: Louis Heidt glass furnace (for Louis C. Tiffany) Tiles, ca 1880-90
65. CHRYG2_220601_177.JPG: Clara Driscoll, designer Tiffany Glass & Decorating Co. Wisteria Lamp, ca 1901
66. CHRYG2_220601_181.JPG: Tiffany Furnaces Turtleback Hanging Lantern, ca 1905
67. CHRYG2_220601_184.JPG: Tiffany Studios While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks at Night, ca 1910
68. CHRYG2_220601_195.JPG: Tiffany Studios Woman in a Pergola with Wisteria, ca 1910-14
69. CHRYG2_220601_197.JPG: Stourbridge Glass Company (Tiffany Furnaces, after 1902) Flowerform Vase, ca 1897
70. CHRYG2_220601_201.JPG: Brilliant Cut and Engraved Glass
71. CHRYG2_220601_210.JPG: Mt. Washington and Pairpoint
72. CHRYG2_220601_275.JPG: Victor Prouve Portrait of Emile Galle (reproduction), 1892
73. CHRYG2_220601_286.JPG: John La Farge Fire Screen, ca 1883
74. CHRYG2_220601_290.JPG: Venetian Revival
75. CHRYG2_220601_301.JPG: French Glass
76. CHRYG2_220601_343.JPG: The Woodall Brothers
77. CHRYG2_220601_349.JPG: The Portland Vase
78. CHRYG2_220601_354.JPG: Cameo Glass
79. CHRYG2_220601_364.JPG: Cameo Design
80. CHRYG2_220601_382.JPG: Chinese Influence
81. CHRYG2_220601_398.JPG: John Northwood Milton Vase, 1878
82. CHRYG2_220601_411.JPG: Cristalleries de Baccarat Neo-Grec Vase, ca 1887
83. CHRYG2_220601_469.JPG: Whale Oil and Kerosene Lamps
84. CHRYG2_220601_476.JPG: New England Glass Co. Compote, ca 1850-60
85. CHRYG2_220601_492.JPG: Study Gallery
86. CHRYG2_220601_498.JPG: Deckelpokal (Covered Goblet), late 19th century
87. CHRYG2_220601_522.JPG: American Glass
88. CHRYG2_220601_525.JPG: Bottle and Window Glass
89. CHRYG2_220601_538.JPG: New England Glass Co. Sugar Bowl, ca 1825-40
90. CHRYG2_220601_542.JPG: Blown, Cut, and Engraved Glass
91. CHRYG2_220601_548.JPG: Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. Compote, ca 1840
92. CHRYG2_220601_555.JPG: Celery Vases
93. CHRYG2_220601_566.JPG: Pressed Glass Imitating Cut Glass
94. CHRYG2_220601_575.JPG: Tableware
95. CHRYG2_220601_587.JPG: Early American Lighting
96. CHRYG2_220601_601.JPG: Ennion workshop Bowl, ca 50 CE
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Wikipedia Description: Chrysler Museum of Art
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The Chrysler Museum of Art is an art museum in the Ghent district of Norfolk, Virginia. The museum was originally founded in 1933 as the Norfolk Museum of Arts and Sciences. In 1971, automotive heir, Walter P. Chrysler, Jr. (whose wife, Jean Outland Chrysler, was a native of Norfolk), donated most of his extensive collection to the museum. This single gift significantly expanded the museum's collection, making it one of the major art museums in the Southeastern United States. From 1958 to 1971, the Chrysler Museum of Art was a smaller museum consisting solely of Chrysler's personal collection and housed in the historic Center Methodist Church in Provincetown, Massachusetts. Today's museum sits on a small body of water known as The Hague in the Ghent district, near downtown Norfolk.

The Collection:

The New York Times described the Chrysler collection as "one any museum in the world would kill for." Comprising over 30,000 objects the collection spans over 5000 years of world history. American and European paintings and sculpture from the middle ages to the present day form the core of the collection.

The museum's most significant holdings include works by Tintoretto, Veronese, Peter Paul Rubens, Diego Velazquez, Salvator Rosa, Gianlorenzo Bernini, John Singleton Copley, Thomas Cole, Eugene Delacroix, Edouard Manet, Paul Cezanne, Gustave Dor�, Albert Bierstadt, Auguste Rodin, Mary Cassatt, Paul Gauguin, Georges Rouault, Henri Matisse, Georges Braque, Edward Hopper, Jackson Pollock, Andy Warhol, Richard Diebenkorn, and Franz Kline.

The Chrysler Museum is home to the final sculpture of the Baroque master Gianlorenzo Bernini, a marble bust of Jesus created as a gift for the artist's benefactor, Queen Christina of Sweden.The Museum also houses one of the world's greatest collections of glass (including outstanding works by Louis COmfort Tiffany), distinguished holdings in the decorative arts, and a fine and growing collection of photography. The arts of the ancient world, Asia, Africa, and Pre-Columbian America are also well represented.

Programs and Exhibitions:

The Museum recognizes a responsibility to assist its visitors in getting the most out of their visit. A full range of guided tours, lectures, films, concerts, family days, travel programs, and publications are designed both to make the Museum a lively and engaging place to provide information on the works displayed and their historical context. The Chrysler is particularly proud of its school tour program. Each year over 100 volunteer docents welcome over 60,000 students from Hampton Roads for tours at the Museum itself and for living history experiences at the historic houses.

Each year the Chrylser presents an average of 15 special exhibitions. These bring to Norfolk outstanding artworks from around the world. Recent offerings have ranged from Myth, Magic, and Mystery: One Hundred Years of American Children's Book Illustration, to Rembrandt and the Golden Age of Dutch Painting: Works from the National Gallery of Art, the Art of Andy Warhol, Photographs of the Civil Rights Movement, M.C. Escher, Ancient Gold Jewelry from the Dallas Museum of Art, Art of Glass, A Fair Wind: Maritime Paintings by WInslow Homer, and Rodin: Sculpture from the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Collection.

The Jean Outland Chrysler Library:

With a collection of 80,000 volumes, the Jean Outland Chrysler Library is one of the largest and most important art libraries in the South. The collection covers the entire history of world art, with special emphasis on material relevant to the Chrysler's Permanent Collection. The library subscribes to several hundred art-related journals, has an extensive collection of current and historical auction catalogues, and exchanges publications with 400 art museums world wide. There are also extensive vertical files on artists and art-related topics.

The library named in honor of Jean Outland Chrysler, wife of the late Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., who played a leading roled in its formation and expansion. The collection is based on the original holdings of the Norfolk Museum of Arts and Sciences library. In 1977, the library of the London art dealer M. Knoedler & Co. was purchased, adding major historical reference volumes, periodicals, and rare annotated slaes catalogues. The Library also houses the Museum archives, a rich source of local history that includes Mark Twain's original typescript of a speech he delivered at the Jamestown Tricentennial Exposition of 1907. A collection of papers from the Moses Myers family provides unique insights into the life of an important Tidewater merchant during the nation's early history.

The A. Kempton d'Ossche Art Video Collection is a fast-growing Library resource. The collection covers a variety of artists and art topics.

Historic Houses:

In addition to its main building in downtown Norfolk, the Chrysler Museum of Art also administers two important Historic Houses.

The Moses Myers House in downtown Norfolk is not only an unusually elegant example of Federal period architecture, but almost unique in America as it retains 70% of its original contents. The house and its furnishings provide a wonderful opportunity for visitors to experience first-hand the life of a prosperous Jewish merchant and his family during the early years of the 19th century. Moses Myers moved to Norfolk in 1787 with his wife Eliza. Five years later he purchased a large lot, where he erected a home for his family. Today the house contains an important collection of American, English, and French furniture, along with glass, silver, and ceramics, and portraits by Gilbert Stuart, Thomas Sully and John Wesley Jarvis. All were commissioned or acquired by members of the Myers family.

The Norfolk History Museum at the Willoughby-Baylor House: The Norfolk History Museum at the newly-refurbished WIlloughby-Baylor House (ca. 1794) illuminates the wide range and richness of the history of the entire region by providing enganging thematic offerings and surveys, including the decorative arts of Norfolk, the story of Norfolk at various stages in its long history as an international port and maritime center, the area's impressive naval and military heritage, and the area's historic building and residences at different periods in history.
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