"Sharing"? This means give to the "corporate collection" gratis? Why? If
this were a small independent museum or gallery with little money, yes, of
course. But give to a "corporate collection"? Why?


                        Adrienne DeAngelis
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On Wed, 24 Sep 2003, Geri Thomas wrote:

> Can anyone share an inventory form they are currently using for works of
> art -- paintings; works on paper; sculpture, etc.  We are working on a major
> corporate collection and don't want to reinvent the wheel and also want to
> follow standard museum, high-quality standards.  Cheers, Geri
>
> Geri Thomas, President
> Thomas & Associates, Inc.,
> www.artstaffing.com
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