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collection, as well as those on loan. In addition, conservators are responsible for conducting technical examinations of objects already in the collection and those under consideration for acquisition. They also collaborate frequently with the department's scientists on technical and applied research. Training and professional outreach efforts are an integral part of the department's commitment to educating future conservators, museum professionals, and the public about conservation.
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catalogued in Asian languages. Originating from the collection of four thousand monographs, periodical issues, offprints, and sales catalogues that
Charles Lang Freer donated to the Smithsonian Institution as part of his gift to the nation, the F|S Library maintains the highest standards for collecting materials an active program of purchases, gifts, and exchanges.
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felt strongly that all of the museum's holding should be readily accessible to scholars at all times. In addition, Freer's bequest to the
Smithsonian came with the proviso that he would execute full curatorial control over the collection until his death. The Smithsonian initially hesitated at the requirements but the intercession of President
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Japanese restorer and established what was to become the East Asian Painting Conservation Studio. This facility remains one of the few in the United States that specializes in the conservation of Asian paintings. The Technical Laboratory was established in 1951 when chemist Rutherford J. Gettens moved from the
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Care of the collections began before the museum came into existence as
Charles Lang Freer, the founder of the Freer Gallery of Art, hired Japanese painting restorers to care for his works and to prepare them for their eventual home as part of the Smithsonian Institution. In 1932, the Freer Gallery of
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Library is the largest Asian art research library in the United States. Open to the public five days a week (except federal holidays) without appointment, the library collection consists of more than 86,000 volumes, including nearly 2,000 rare books. Half the volumes are written and
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donation stated that only items from his collection may be exhibited at the gallery, the Freer does not borrow from or lend out items to other institutions. However, due to the 26,000 objects in the gallery's collections, they are still able to present exhibitions internationally recognized for both
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The museum offers free tours to the public and presents a full schedule events for the public including films, lectures, symposia, concerts, performances, and discussions. Over 11,000 objects from the Freer|Sackler collections are fully searchable and available online. The Freer was also featured in
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Sackler, along with the Metropolitan Center for Far Eastern Art Studies in Kyoto, Japan, presents the Shimada Prize for distinguished scholarship in the history of East Asian art. The award was established in 1992 in honor of Professor Shimada Shujiro, by the Freer Gallery of Art and
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Archives. The Archives also holds over 125,000 photographs of Asia dating from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Highlights of photographic holdings include the Henry and Nancy Rosin Collection of 19th century photography of Japan, the 1903-1904 photographs of the Chinese
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After opening in 1923, the Freer served as the
Smithsonian's first museum dedicated to the fine arts. The Freer was also the first Smithsonian museum created from a private collector's bequest. Through the years, the collections have grown through gifts and purchases to nearly triple the size of
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The Freer gift was accepted on behalf of the government by the
Smithsonian Board of Regents in 1906. Freer's will, however, contained certain requirements that only objects from the permanent collection could be exhibited in the gallery, and that none of the art could be exhibited elsewhere. Freer
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Sackler curators are also involved in dozens of ongoing research projects, often with colleagues from institutions around the world. The results of their work can be seen in a variety of published formats, including exhibition catalogues, scholarly publications, and online publications.
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to the Freer. The laboratory was the first Smithsonian facility devoted to the use of scientific methods for the study of works of art. Over the years, the work of the Technical Laboratory expanded to include objects, paper, and exhibits conservation. The Technical Laboratory and the East Asian
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The Freer|Sackler provides several online resources for exploring the art and culture of Asia and its American art collections. Besides the collections objects viewable online, thousands of photographs, archeological diaries, maps, and archaeological squeezes (impressions of carvings) have been
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The conservators in the Department of Conservation and Scientific Research care for and treat works of art in the collection and prepare them for exhibition. The department works to ensure long-term preservation and storage, safe handling, exhibition, and transport of artworks in the permanent
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allowed for the project to proceed. The Freer Gallery possesses an autographed letter from Roosevelt inviting Freer to visit him at the White House, reflecting the personal interest Roosevelt showed in the development of the museum. Freer died before the art gallery was completed.
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Free drop-in tours are available daily and guide visitors through both featured exhibitions and specific themes in both the Freer and Sackler galleries, and a wide range of public lectures provide in-depth experiences with prominent artists and scholars.
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forms one of the largest sources of primary documents about the American artist. Other significant collections in the Archives includes the papers (notebooks, letters, photography, squeezes) and personal objects of the German archaeologist
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Construction of the gallery began in 1916 and was completed in 1921, after a delay due to World War I. On May 9, 1923, the Freer Gallery of Art was opened to the public. Designed by American architect and landscape planner
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Arthur M. Sackler Gallery and by The Metropolitan Center for Far Eastern Art Studies in Kyoto, Japan. Several fellowships are also available to support graduate students and visiting scholars, including the
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is on permanent display. During its time in the Freer Gallery, the Peacock Room underwent large-scale conservation projects in the 1940s and the early 1990s, and a major restoration in the summer of 2022.
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The Freer has had a long tradition in serving as a center for inquiry and advanced scholarship about Asia. The Freer not only presents lectures and symposia to the public, but it also copublishes the
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Freer's original donation: nearly 18,000 works of Asian art have been added since Freer's death in 1919.
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draped in robes portraying the Realms of Existence. Limestone,
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in 1876–77. The room was designed for British shipping magnate
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digitized and are used by researchers from around the world.
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The Freer also has a number of rotating/temporary exhibits.
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Mahishasuramardini (“Slayer of the Buffalo Demon”). Stone (
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Birds and Flowers of the Four Seasons: Autumn and Winter
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The Art Newspaper - International art news and events
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2086:South Asian & Himalayan Art
1345:, Folio from the manuscript of
819:and journalist/social activist
168:U.S. National Historic Landmark
3478:Folklife and Cultural Heritage
2102:One face of a fence-rail from
1933:, late 15th-early 16th century
1257:granting an audience to Queen
875:Department of History of Art.
438:Drawing of the North Elevation
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3655:U.S. National Tick Collection
3440:Museum Conservation Institute
3428:Biodiversity Heritage Library
3097:. Asia.si.edu. March 15, 2013
3075:. Asia.si.edu. March 15, 2013
3031:. Asia.si.edu. March 15, 2013
2819:. Asia.si.edu. March 15, 2013
2604:. Asia.si.edu. March 15, 2013
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924:James Abbott McNeill Whistler
792:, and photographs of Iran by
580:James Abbott McNeill Whistler
430:Construction and architecture
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3396:Conservation and restoration
3298:Archives of American Gardens
2373:, Punjab Hills, c. 1660-1670
2146:, late 2nd-early 3rd century
1718:Bodhisattva Guanyin. Gilded
1687:, late 7th-early 8th century
1302:, Baghdad or Tabriz, c. 1400
1286:(collected poems) by Sultan
1241:, Syria, late 13th-century,
607:The Freer also has works by
341:Korean pottery and porcelain
267:National Museum of Asian Art
3540:Air & Space/Smithsonian
2245:. West Bengal, 12th century
2142:, Pakistan or Afghanistan,
1970:. Color and gold on paper.
1822:, mid- to late 18th century
1371:Monochrome ceramic bottle.
1294:and drawings attributed to
394:The gallery was founded by
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2839:"Archives - Freer-Sackler"
1568:, c. 2000 - c. 1400 p.n.e.
1463:Washington Manuscript IV (
1424:Washington Manuscript II (
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3129:Google Arts & Culture
3015:February 2, 2007, at the
1394:Washington manuscript I.
1343:Shaykh Mohammad Sabzevari
1113:Arts of the Islamic World
805:Arthur M. Sackler Gallery
563:American art at the Freer
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3386:Archives of American Art
3363:National Zoological Park
2522:Charles Lang Freer medal
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1503:St. John of the Ladder (
1074:Ancient Near Eastern Art
889:Iran Heritage Foundation
722:F|S Archives and Library
207:Architectural style
3177:Smithsonian Institution
2122:, early 2nd century BCE
2012:Cinerary urn. Unglazed
1879:Guardian figure. Wood.
981:Breakfast in the Loggia
617:Abbott Handerson Thayer
261:art. The Freer and the
251:Smithsonian Institution
3602:National Design Awards
3423:Libraries and Archives
3418:Environmental Research
2990:. Flickr. May 14, 2011
2864:Bishop, Carl Whiting.
2626:. Googleartproject.com
2360:Worshipped by the Gods
1929:. Screen (six-panel).
1326:, early 16th century,
966:George de Forest Brush
962:Portrait of Mrs. Brush
873:University of Michigan
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1784:Dish with copper-red
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1489:Twelve Minor Prophets
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968:. Oil on canvas, 1888
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3582:James Smithson Medal
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3325:Encyclopedia of Life
3288:Cooper–Hewitt Design
3142:at Wikimedia Commons
3140:Freer Gallery of Art
2701:on December 31, 2011
2418:Period, 9th century
1974:, early 17th century
1883:, early 14th century
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1381:Biblical Manuscripts
1270:, early 14th century
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790:Empress Dowager Cixi
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151:Freer Gallery Of Art
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2845:on October 25, 2011
2434:, 12th-13th century
2394:Southeast Asian Art
2020:, early 8th century
1412:. Early 5th century
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770:Carl Whiting Bishop
637:John Singer Sargent
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2257:Ivory Throne Leg.
1991:Katsushika Hokusai
1965:A festival at the
1910:, mid-14th century
1908:Nanboku-chō period
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1592:, 11th century BCE
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1798:Ming dynasty
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2527:Lin Tinggui
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2136:Parinirvana
2072:Water-moon
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1927:Sesshū Tōyō
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1800:, 1426-1435
1762:Zhao Mengfu
1744:Jin dynasty
1740:Bodhisattva
1669:Northern Qi
1649:Han dynasty
1533:Chinese Art
1426:Rahlfs 1219
1406:Deuteronomy
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1348:Haft Awrang
1296:Abd al-Hayy
1167:Earthenware
1091:, reign of
1046:New Kingdom
1030:6th Dynasty
1022:Old Kingdom
1014:Upper Egypt
861:Scholarship
846:Fogg Museum
785:Henri Vever
732:earthenware
574:by Whistler
474:Exhibitions
349:manuscripts
343:, Japanese
130:Smithsonian
83: /
58:Coordinates
34:Established
3670:Categories
3547:STEM in 30
3208:Udvar–Hazy
2538:References
2512:Persepolis
2486:, ca. 1700
2452:Lê dynasty
2358:Bhadrakali
2275:polychromy
2217:shrine of
2058:Buan kilns
1999:Korean Art
1972:Edo period
1766:Handscroll
1550:Dagger-axe
1525:Saint Mark
1207:Lustreware
829:Steve Aoki
766:Pasargadae
762:Persepolis
647:F|S Online
347:, Persian
279:South Asia
247:art museum
68:38°53′18″N
3701:Asian art
3504:Education
3305:Hirshhorn
3266:Asian Art
3256:Anacostia
3057:March 20,
2448:Red River
2243:palm leaf
2223:Khajuraho
2166:, 320-485
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2112:Sandstone
2014:stoneware
1813:Cloisonne
1772:, c. 1300
1738:Standing
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1700:Guan ware
1665:Vairocana
1613:King Zhao
1609:Chengzhou
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314:Christmas
275:East Asia
199:Architect
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3556:magazine
3488:Folkways
3461:Cultural
3379:Research
3013:Archived
2757:March 4,
2492:See also
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2412:andesite
2356:Goddess
2331:Jahangir
1792:mark in
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1373:Fritware
1259:Sindukht
593:Whistler
390:Founding
337:ceramics
222:69000295
96:Director
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3276:Sackler
3185:Museums
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758:Samarra
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458:Current
396:Detroit
385:History
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136:Website
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