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Artibus Asiae

to provide continuous support for the publication of Artibus Asiae

to provide continuous support for the publication of Artibus Asiae

to provide continuous support for the publication of Artibus Asiae

to provide continuous support for the publication of Artibus Asiae

to provide continuous support for the publication of Artibus Asiae

to provide continuous support for the publication of Artibus Asiae

to provide continuous support for the publication of Artibus Asiae

To provide continuous support for the publication of Artibus Asiae

to provide continuous support for the publication of Artibus Asiae

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Cooper-Hewitt Museum

to enable Milton Sonday, curator of textiles, to visit Japan to conduct research, survey collections, and make selections for the exhibition Dye Resist to be shown at the museum in 1979.

To provide support for Trade Goods, an exhibition of seventeenth and eighteenth-century Indian painted cottons from the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, shown at the Cooper-Hewitt Museum, June-August 1970.

to provide support for Trade Goods, and exhibition of seventeenth and eighteenth-century Indian painted cottons from the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, shown at the Cooper-Hewitt Museum, June-August 1970.

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John Weatherhill, Inc.

to provide support for the publication of A Dictionary of Japanese Artists by Laurance P. Roberts, art historian, Venice

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology

to provide support for the exhibition The Buddhist Art of Tibet shown at the Hayden Gallery, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, April-May 1975.

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Philadelphia Museum of Art

to provide support for the preparation of a catalogue by Stella Kramrisch, curator of Indian art, for the exhibition The Manifestations of Siva to be shown at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in 1978

to enable Haku Shah, designer, National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad, India, to accompany the exhibition Unknown India: Ritual Art in Tribe and Village shown at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the St. Louis Art Museum, and the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum, San Francisco, January-August 1968.

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