Leihgeber/nehmer
English translation: lender
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| na | lender + borrower |
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lender + borrower Explanation: Leihgeber - lender Leihnehmer - borrower |
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Curatorial language on labels and catalogues for these Explanation: cases usually say: On loan from: (The Metropolitan Museum, for ex.) (Lender) Lent to: (The Tate Gallery, for ex.) (Borrowing Institution). |
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