National Gallery of Art, Washington, CD-ROM

Produced by the National Gallery of Art, Washington, and 
Cognitive Applications Limited, Brighton, England. 

This CD-ROM is based on the Micro Gallery, an interactive program 
installed on terminals at the National Gallery of Art, Washington.
It was developed originally by the National Gallery of Art and 
Cognitive Applications with the generous support of the American 
Express Foundation and The Circle of the National Gallery of Art. 

The Micro Gallery was produced under the leadership of 
Earl A. Powell III, Director, National Gallery of Art.

Micro Gallery Production

National Gallery of Art

    Alan Shestack, Deputy Director
    Vicki Porter, Curator

    Carla Brenner
    Alexi Bryant 
    Barclay Gessner
    Paul Glenshaw
    Dale Kent
    Tony Lewis
    Donna Mann
    Sally Mansfield
    Curtis Millay
    Barbara Moore
    Nancy Zinn

Cognitive Applications  Limited

    Clifford Barton
    Vici Hemming
    Nik Honeysett
    Rory Matthews
    Alex Morrison
    Ben Rubinstein

Micro Gallery Steering Committee: Alan Shestack, Chair; Linda Downs,
Daniel Herrick, Joseph Krakora, Ann Leven, Henry A. Millon, 
Earl A. Powell III, Frances Smyth.

Special thanks to National Gallery of Art staff, whose time and 
expertise made the Micro Gallery project possible.

    Audio Visual Services
    Conservation 
    Corporate Relations
    Curatorial Division:
        American and British Paintings; Curatorial Records and Files; 
        French Paintings; Italian Paintings; 
        Modern Prints and Drawings; Northern Baroque Paintings; 
        Northern Renaissance Paintings; Old Master Drawings; 
        Old Master Prints; Photographs; Sculpture; 
        Southern Baroque Paintings; Twentieth-Century Art 
    Data Processing
    Design and Installation 
    Development
    Editors Office
    Education Division
        Adult Programs; Education Publications; Education Resources
        Gallery Archives
    Imaging and Visual Services
    Library 
    Music
    Office of the Administrator
    Office of the Registrar
    Office of the Secretary-General Counsel
    Office of the Treasurer
    Photographic Archives
    Press and Public Information

Special thanks to the National Gallery, London, for their cooperation 
and to Dr. Marvin Smotrich for additional support.


THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS CONTRIBUTED TO THE PRODUCTION OF THIS CD-ROM:


At the National Gallery of Art

    Linda Downs, head, Education Division
    Frances Smyth, editor-in-chief
    Barbara Moore, head, Department of Education Publications
    Donna Mann, production manager, Department of Education 
    Publications
    Carla Brenner, writer/editor, Department of Education Publications
    Anne Zapletal, Micro Gallery manager

    Ian Alteveer, Melissa Beck, Faya Causey, Molly Donovan, 
    Frances Feldman, Philip Leonard, Douglas Lewis, Alison Luchs, 
    Pauline Maguire, Sally Mansfield, Debra Pincus, Lynn Russell, 
    Wilford Scott, William J. Williams, Nancy Zinn.
    
    Nancy Eickel, Ulrike Mills, Julie Warnement.

    Alexi Bryant, Neal Johnson.

    John Conway, J. Russell Sale, Nancy Yeide, 
    the staffs of Gallery curatorial departments, photo services, 
    and secretary-general counsel's office.
    
At Cognitive Applications Limited 

    Clifford Barton
    Eric Bates
    Tim Fawkes
    Roberto Germain
    Vici Hemming
    Nik Honeysett
    Rory Matthews
    Alex Morrison
    Ben Rubinstein
    Ian Smith
    Selena Ulrich
    
Photography credits

    Katsushika Hokusai, The Sazaido of the Gohyaku Rakan-ji 
    Temple, from Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji, 1760-1849, 
    Edo period, 74.63, colored ink on paper, Freer Gallery of 
    Art, Smithsonian Institution, gift of the Family of 
    Eugene and Agnes E. Meyer.

    Michel Sittow, Madonna and Child, Staatliche Museen zu 
    Berlin, Gemaeldegalerie, photo credit: Jrg. P. Anders, Berlin.

    Hans Memling, Saint John the Baptist, ca. 1470/1475, 
    oil on panel, Alte Pinakothek, Munich.

    Eva Hesse, Test Piece for "Contingent," courtesy of 
    Stephen Antonakos and Naomi Spector, photograph by 
    Sheldon Comfort Collins.

    Photographs of the East Building and its construction,
    courtesy of Gallery Archives, National Gallery of 
    Art, Washington, D.C.

    Photograph of Andrew W. Mellon, courtesy of Gallery Archives, 
    National Gallery of Art, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

    Photographs of West Building and its construction, courtesy of 
    Gallery Archives, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. 

Copyrights

    CD-ROM Copyright 1998 National Gallery of Art, Washington; 
    all rights apart from those expressly granted are reserved.

    Engine and User Interface Copyright 1998 
    Cognitive Applications Limited, Brighton, England. 
    All rights reserved.