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Defensible Provenance Recommendation

A donated assemblage arrived with patchy documentation and an inscription that may be a modern addition. Trustees aske…

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A donated assemblage arrived with patchy documentation and an inscription that may be a modern addition. Trustees asked me to judge whether the documentation is strong enough for accession into the permanent collection. I can’t accept guesswork. Evaluate the paperwork and photos, list the exact missing evidentiary pieces that would sway you, and recommend ‘accept’, ‘accept with conditions’, or ‘defer’ with the precise wording I should use to record the decision for the trustees.
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I need a defensible note for trustees on whether documentation suffices for permanent collection.

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Museum Curator

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