Definitions
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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
deaccession .
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Examples
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Doing so would also break a cardinal rule in the museum profession -- that works of art can be sold ( "deaccessioned") only to purchase other works of art and never to cover operating expenses.
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Canada and Mexico, dictates that "funds received from the disposal of a deaccessioned work shall not be used for operations or capital expenses."
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He added that dealers and curators will negotiate the value of the object that the museum is offering in exchange, "or maybe they'll bring in an independent appraiser," and the item is deaccessioned in the same manner as any other in the museum's collection.
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It will join the permanent collection of the Albright-Knox, which recently — and infamously — deaccessioned a treasure trove of signature older masterworks and antiquities.
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When information about one small Gérôme portrait explained that it was deaccessioned by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1956, I could almost hear this anecdote being told by Rupert Murdoch while he added "Some of my best friends are liberals!" ...
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The Ransom Center, having recently celebrated its own 50th anniversary, will continue doing what it only seems to get better at: collecting and preserving the paper trails of many media, including the materials just deaccessioned by Magnum.
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The Ransom Center, having recently celebrated its own 50th anniversary, will continue doing what it only seems to get better at: collecting and preserving the paper trails of many media, including the materials just deaccessioned by Magnum.
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In time, it would all be sold or deaccessioned or snatched in spite of his wishes.
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The Ransom Center, having recently celebrated its own 50th anniversary, will continue doing what it only seems to get better at: collecting and preserving the paper trails of many media, including the materials just deaccessioned by Magnum.
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When information about one small Gérôme portrait explained that it was deaccessioned by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1956, I could almost hear this anecdote being told by Rupert Murdoch while he added "Some of my best friends are liberals!" ...
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