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Dear Renee
At the National Gallery in London, we’re much like Tate: it’s at the lender’s discretion, but long loans in are usually published on our website, with their status indicated by the
credit line:
https://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/paintings/giorgio-vasari-patience-issia. (Some lenders are unwilling for us to display high resolution / zoomable / downloadable images online.)
Best wishes
Rupert
Rupert Shepherd, PhD FSA
Collection Information Manager
T +44 (0)20 7747 5921
Please note that I usually work from home on Fridays; calls to the number above should still reach me.
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Subject: Displaying long-term loans on website
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Good Afternoon,
For those of you, who have long-term loans, are these objects included on your online collection pages? If so, how do you indicate to users these are on long-term loan and
not part of your institutions permanent collection? Are only certain long-term loans shown, for instance WPA objects? This topic has come up as we are in the process of redesigning our collection pages.
Any advice, procedures, or polices, on this issue is appreciated.
Happy New Year!
Renee
Renee
Bomgardner
Collection Information Manager
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Information & Interpretive Technologies
t
215-684-7288
PO Box 7646, Philadelphia, PA 19101-7646
philamuseum.org
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