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Home>Research>Online Editions>Dutch Paintings of the Seventeenth Century>Credits and Acknowledgments

          NGA Online Editions                        Dutch Paintings 17th Century                

# Credits and Acknowledgments

This project was funded by the Getty Foundation as part of its Online Scholarly Catalogue Initiative (OSCI). Additional support for *Dutch Paintings of the Seventeenth Century* NGA Online Edition was provided by the Samuel H. Kress Foundation and Linda Kaufman.

National Gallery of Art

(current and former staff)

Kaywin Feldman, director

Earl A. Powerll III, director emeritus

Franklin Kelly, deputy director and chief curator

***Communications***

Anabeth Guthrie, Deborah Ziska

***Conservation***

Dina Anchin, Carol Christensen, Kathryn Dooley, Joanna Dunn, Sarah Fisher, Jay Krueger, Douglas Lachance, Michael Swicklik

***Curatorial, Northern Baroque Paintings***

Alec Aldrich, Michelle Frederick, Kristen Gonzalez, Jennifer Henel, Alexandra Libby, Henriette Rahusen, Arthur K. Wheelock Jr.

***Curatorial Records and Files***

Anne Halpern, Nancy Yeide

***Imaging and Photographic Services***

Ira Bartfield, Peter Dueker, Katherine Mayo, Alan Newman, Greg Williams, Barbara Wood

***Office of the Registrar***

Elizabeth Concha, Susan Finkel, Joan Ganzevoort

***Publishing Office***

Sally Bourrie, Katie Brennan, Barbara Christen, Shana Condill, John Long, Jaime Lowe, Melanie Lukas, Judy Metro, Magda Nakassis, Karen Sagstetter, Wendy Schleicher, Mariah Shay, Lisa Shea, Emiko K. Usui, Chris Vogel, Caroline Weaver, Caitlin Woolsey, Emily Zoss

***Scientific Research***

Barbara Berrie, John Delaney, Melanie Gifford, Lisha Glinsman

***Technology Solutions***

Charles Alers, David Beaudet, Katherine Blackwell, Susan Farr, Neal Johnson, Cindy Peng, Svetlana Reznikov-Velkovsky, Linda Stone, Laszlo Zeke

***Website***

Carolyn Campbell, Ric Foster, Martin Franzini-Mesa, John Gordy, Alan Manton, G. Memo Saenz

Outside Collaborators

***Graphic Design***

TOKY Inc., St. Louis, MO

***User Experience***

Design for Context, Bethesda, MD

Acknowledgments

Writing the catalog of this outstanding collection of Dutch paintings is one of my great joys as curator. It is a privilege and learning experience to spend time with the nation’s treasures, to examine them in the laboratory, to observe them on loan in relationship to other works, to discuss them with a friend, a student, or a colleague, and to see them through new eyes. They never fail to provide new possibilities for discovery and understanding—the learning never ends.

Guiding this catalog and exploring the opportunities offered by the online format has been an adventure into a world that was at first as unfamiliar to me as I suspect the seventeenth-century Netherlands can be for the general public. I am enormously grateful to the Getty Foundation for including the National Gallery of Art in its groundbreaking Online Scholarly Catalogue Initiative (OSCI) and allowing us to embark on this digital adventure with eight other museums. We have benefitted greatly from the shared ideas of our OSCI colleagues worldwide as we determined the tools and experiences that suited our collection and our institution.

The breadth of skills and talents required to bring this catalog to your screen has been enormous, and I am grateful to all those who made*Dutch Paintings of the Seventeenth Centur**y* possible. I wish to thank, in particular, Judy Metro, editor-in-chief, who has supported this project from its inception; Karen Sagstetter, former senior editor for the permanent collection, who, until her retirement in 2012, led the initial efforts to transform a printed catalog into an online publication; and Jennifer Henel, who, with extraordinary dedication and great skill, has subsequently guided the project to its successful conclusion.

Lastly, I would like to express my appreciation to my wife, Perry, as well as Tobey, Laura, Matthew, Sarah and Louisa, for ways in which they listened, shared their ideas, and encouraged me over the years.

Arthur K. Wheelock Jr.

April 24, 2014

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*Dutch Paintings of the Seventeenth Century*

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