Frick Art Reference Library

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The Frick Art Reference Library is a renowned research institution in New York City specializing in the documentation and study of Western art, particularly painting, sculpture, and the decorative arts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf art research library
non-circulating research library
research institution
special library
accessPolicy by registration
open to qualified researchers
affiliation Frick Collection
surface form: The Frick Collection
borough Manhattan
buildingType purpose-built library building
city New York City
collectionType archival materials
artist files
auction catalogues
books
clipping files
periodicals
photographs
sale catalogues
country United States of America
documentationType bibliographic documentation of artworks
visual documentation of artworks
focusPeriod Renaissance to early 20th century
foundedBy Helen Clay Frick
hasDigitalCollections yes
hasOnlineCatalog yes
hasReadingRoom yes
languageFocus primarily Western European languages
locatedIn Frick Collection
surface form: Frick Collection complex
locatedNear Central Park
locatedOn East 71st Street
name Frick Art Reference Library self-link
namedAfter Henry Clay Frick
neighborhood Upper East Side
operatedBy Frick Collection
surface form: The Frick Collection
regionFocus Europe
United States of America
surface form: United States
specialization Western art
decorative arts
painting
sculpture
streetAddress 10 East 71st Street
subjectArea art history
collecting history
connoisseurship
provenance research
supportsResearchFor curators
independent researchers
scholars
students

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Frick Collection hasComponent Frick Art Reference Library
Frick Art Reference Library name Frick Art Reference Library self-link
Frick family members associatedWith Frick Art Reference Library
subject surface form: Frick family
Helen Clay Frick founded Frick Art Reference Library