Welcome
This website was designed, as a library, with the Ringling
Museum Docents in mind, but is of interest to all. It describes in detail the
main features of the various venues. This library mainly consists of docent research, some
Ringling Museum study materials and publications, articles from the Sarasota County
History Center and area newspapers.
This website is not part of the The John and Mable Ringling Museum /
FSU organization, but a private development created and maintained by Willem van Osnabrugge, docent at the
Ringling Museum.
You may contribute appropriate articles for credited publication on
this portal.
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internet links will open in new windows. Close those windows after use, to come
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Latest Additions
- Red pigment on Rubens' paintings turns to black, - From Bozzetti to Tapestries, - Liz Taylor's jewelry at the Ringling, - Rubens bible, - Did Moses have horns?,
- The flowers in Roman Courtship
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responsible for any errors or omissions, or for the results obtained from the use of this
information. All information in this Site is provided "as is".
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and Chinese Language Sound Players and voice overs, the Interactive Sculpture Panorama and
Panorama of the Century design and movie) are copyright and the intellectual property of
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