[He] died... at his home after a brief illness.., [at] 66 years old". There are many volumes in this collection, alone, which supplements the Germanic collection in the general collections at Princeton.
The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art recently acquired one of Richter's 10 metre stripe-paintings, supplementing it's collection of works by, and long standing relationship with, a painter who is considered the most important of the post-war era.
Government institutions, medical schools, hospitals, research foundations, drug companies, and individual physicians are supplementing their collections, if they subscribe to any journals, by acquiring free photocopies of articles from the NLM.
This results in an absence of supplementing teratological collections, which makes historical specimens of teratological full-term fetuses increasingly valuable and irreplaceable.
Motivation: Several international collaborations and local projects are producing extensive catalogues of genomic variations that are supplementing existing collections such as the OMIM catalogue.
Readers who wish to supplement this collection can log on to PostSecret.com, or send in their own submissions.
Investigative government files from the former Soviet Union, Germany, France, Italy, Japan, and Canada supplement the collection.
When the project was discontinued in 1996, the photocopies were transferred to Columbia's Rare Book and Manuscript Library, where they supplement a collection of more than 38 linear feet of Jay family papers.
The Norfolk and Norwich Museum was founded in 1825 by the Norfolk and Norwich Literary Institution to supplement their collection of books.
She began to supplement this collection with bushes recovered from neighboring plantations, and in 1935, she published a book, Old Roses, in which she described all her finds, together with brief histories and genealogies.
Study physicians classified chest radiographic findings and supplemented data collection by concurrent medical record review.
