Contents: 1. "Pictures chiefly painted in oils, on boards": Dutch Paintings in Colonial New York, Louisa Wood Ruby ; 2 .Robert Gilmor, Jr.'s "Real" Dutch Paintings, Lance Humphries ; 3. Collecting Old Dutch Masters: Originals, Interpretations, Copies, and Reproductions, Annette Stott ; 4. Wilhelm von Bode and Collecting in America, Catherine B. Scallen ; 5. Golden Age Paintings in the Gilded Age: New York Collectors and the Metropolitan, Museum of Art, 1870-1920, Walter Liedtke ; 6. "They leave us as they find us, they never elevate": John G. Johnson and the Dutch Masters, Lloyd DeWitt ; 7. Collecting Vermeer, 1887-1919, Esmée Quodbach ; 8. Collecting Dutch Paintings in Boston, Ronni Baer ; 9. The Dutch Painting Collection at the National Gallery of Art, Arthur K. Wheelock, Jr. ; 10. The Passionate Eye of W. R. Valentiner: Shaping the Canon of Dutch Painting in America, Dennis P. Weller ; 11. Unexpected Rivals for the Dutch: Competing with the Americans for Holland's National Heritage in Great Britain and Elsewhere, Peter Hecht ; 12. Golden Opportunities: Collecting Rembrandt in Southern California, Anne T. Woollett ; 13. Has the Great Age of Collecting Dutch Old Master Paintings Come to an End?, Quentin Buvelot. (The Frick Collection Studies in the History of Art Collecting in America)

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