Institutions of One × Fashion · Sources

What Happens to a House After the Founder?

Institutions of One × Fashion, Continue room, dossier CN01

From RN Collins, selected work

The dossier chapter, the sources behind it, further reading and the collection images, each linked to the original.

The articleWhat Happens to a House After the Founder? institutions-of-one-fashion.vercel.app

Research cited

  1. Evening dress. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, ca. 1882. metmuseum.org
  2. Ball gown. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1895-1900. metmuseum.org
  3. Evening dress. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1898-1900. metmuseum.org
  4. 17 U.S.C. § 201, Ownership of copyright. U.S. Copyright Office, current. copyright.gov
  5. Standard Application Help: Claimant, transfer by inheritance. U.S. Copyright Office, current. copyright.gov
  6. Appraisal Policy of the National Archives. U.S. National Archives and Records Administration, current policy; page updated 2026. archives.gov
  7. Personal Digital Archiving. Library of Congress, current; resources include 2013 publication. digitalpreservation.gov
  8. Electronic Records Information for Archivists. U.S. National Archives and Records Administration, current. archives.gov

Other sources

  1. Personal Digital Archiving. Library of Congress, current; accessed 2026-09-07. digitalpreservation.gov
  2. National Archives records management guidance. NARA, current; accessed 2026-09-07. archives.gov
  3. J.Crew Creative Director Employment Agreement. U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, 2010. sec.gov
  4. Michael Kors Employment Agreement. U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, 2015. sec.gov
  5. JLM Couture, Inc. v. Gutman. Justia mirror of federal opinion, 2022. law.justia.com
  6. Guidance on Managing Social Media Records. NARA, current; accessed 2026-09-07. archives.gov
  7. The source notes for dossier CN01: every claim, its evidence label and its sources institutions-of-one-fashion.vercel.app
  8. The CN01 instrument, a working tool for this dossier institutions-of-one-fashion.vercel.app
  9. The rights desk: every source in the exhibition and the terms for using it institutions-of-one-fashion.vercel.app

Images, slide by slide

The featured object, "Look closely"
House of Worth, Evening dress, 1898-1900. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1976.258.1a, b. Public Domain / Met Open Access.Public Domain / Met Open AccessPhoto record

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