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CultureChinese
Date20th century
MediumCarved wood
Credit LineBequest of Ella C. Loose
Object number45-70/22
On View
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Provenance

Ella Anna Loose (née Clark, 1860-1945), Kansas City, MO, and Washington, DC, by 1945 [1];

Her bequest to The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, MO, 1945.

NOTES:

[1] Ella Loose was a charismatic philanthropist who is best known today for donating Loose Park to Kansas City in 1927 in remembrance of her late husband, Jacob Leander Loose (1850-1923), founder of the Loose-Wiles Biscuit company (later Sunshine Biscuits). Ella Loose spent the winters in Washington, DC, where she was a popular member of the social scene. She gave some of her impressive collection of jewelry, art, and furnishings to the Nelson-Atkins, many of which she collected during her travels around the world.

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