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6. The Making of a Counter Culture School

Author

Kaye, Michael S.

Abstract

An attempt to provide in a high school a community where personally and socially worthwhile activity arises organically from the physical-social-psychic-spiritual environment. (Author/EA)

Published
1971

13. Inactivated vaccines. 1. Volunteer studies with very high doses of influenza vaccine purified by zonal ultracentrifugation.

Author

Mostow, Steven R., Schoenbaum, Stephen C., Dowdle, Walter R., Coleman, Marion T., Kaye, Harold S., Mostow, S R, Schoenbaum, S C, Dowdle, W R, Coleman, M T, and Kaye, H S

Abstract

In these studies very high doses (up to 4800 CCA units in adults) of formalin inactivated influenza vaccine purified by density gradient centrifugation were given safely to more than 5000 volunteers drawn from adolescent, middle aged and elderly populations. The relative paucity of reactions, compared with those groups receiving much lower doses of formalin-inactivated vaccine produced by Sharples centrifugation, suggests that reactions are due to non-viral substances rather than to toxic properties of the viruses, and that these substances are removable. Homologous serum HI antibody responses increased with increasing vaccine dosage and there was no plateau effect at the higher dose level. In those groups studied, the appearance of neutralizing activity in post-vaccination nasal washings correlated closely with the higher vaccine doses and higher HI antibody titres. The occurrence of the ‘Hong Kong flu’ epidemic in two of the groups, including over 3000 vaccine recipients, provided a unique opportunity to study the efficacy of the various vaccines used. Only those groups receiving high doses of a Hong Kong-like antigen (A2/Aichi/2/68) enjoyed significant reduction in illness (70%). Furthermore, there was a 90% reduction in the incidence of fever in that group. These results indicate that very large doses of purified influenza vaccine can be given safely. Significant prevention and modification of disease caused by influenza via the vaccine approach is dependent on the administration of large doses of the appropriate antigen. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
1973

22. Inactivated vaccines. 2. Laboratory indices of protection*.

Author

Dowdle, W. R., Coleman, M. T., Mostow, S. R., Kaye, H. S., and Schoenbaum, S. C.

Abstract

The data from our 1968-69 influenza vaccine field trials are anlaysed and pre-challenge haemagglutinin and neuraminidase serum antibodies are evaluated as indices of protection. Prevention of flu-like disease, fever, confinement to bed, and/or seroconversion to Hong Kong was significantly related to post-vaccine A/Hong Kong/68(H3N2) haemagglutination-inhibition (HI) titres. Prevention of disease was also related, although not significantly statistically in every category, to pre-challenge A/Hong Kong/68 neuraminidase inhibition (NI) titres. The trend was the same regardless of whether the origin of the NI antibody was through A/Aichi/68 or A/Japan/62 vaccines or through pre-Hong Kong influenza infections. In summarizing the data using fever as an index of disease, the attack rate (AR) among volunteers without Hong Kong NI or HI antibody was 45%. Presence of NI antibody, in the absence of HI antibody, significantly reduced the AR to 24%. Those with both NI and HI titres experienced a still lower AR of 14%. Those with HI and NI titres both > 1: 160 ran little risk of disease, with an AR of 7%. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
1973

27. Detection of Coronavirus 229E Antibody by Indirect Hemagglutination

Author

Kaye, Harold S., Ong, Suat Bee, and Dowdle, Walter R.

Abstract

Tannic-acid treated sheep erythrocytes (fresh or glutaraldehyde preserved) were sensitized with 229E antigens from human embryonic lung (RU-1) cell cultures. Indirect hemagglutination (IHA) antigen titers in 229E-infected cell cultures paralleled virus infectivity and complement fixation (CF) antigen titers. The identity of the IHA antigen was confirmed by testing extracts from inoculated and control cell cultures for ability to inhibit IHA. Also, significant increases in IHA antibody were demonstrated with acute and convalescent serum pairs from patients with proven 229E infections. A comparison of IHA, neutralization and CF titers for 229E antibodies was made on human sera drawn from different populations. The IHA and neutralization results were in agreement on 93% of the 129 sera found to be positive by at least one of three tests. The number of antibody titers detected by the CF test was insufficient to permit comparison. Hyperimmune sera from animals immunized with OC 43 did not react with 229E by IHA. Also no increase in IHA antibody was demonstrated with acute and convalescent serum pairs from patients with seroconversions to OC 43. These findings suggest that the IHA test provides (i) a rapid and sensitive method for serodiagnosis of 229E infections and (ii) a simple and inexpensive method for seroepidemiological studies.

Published
1972
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28. St. Jerome in his study, painting by Jan van Hemessen, 16th century

Author

Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers, Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, and Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers

Abstract

Photograph from a series made for insurance or appraisal purposes (1958 Lane Brothers Assignment Book, pages 321, 322). There are four series made for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Kaye of their art collection, this series of five images of four different paintings was made on December 3, 1958 in the Kayes' house (at 801 Douglas Road, near Sandy Springs--the road and house were demolished), by Dan Lane. This painting was donated to the High Museum of Art in 1958, and was deaccessioned and sold at Christie's on January 18, 1983. On June 3, 1962, the Kayes died in the Orly Field (Paris, France) plane crash.

Published
1958

29. 'Toilet of Bathsheba,' 16th-century (?) painting.

Author

Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers, Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, and Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers

Abstract

Photograph from a series made for insurance or appraisal purposes (1960 Lane Brothers Assignment Book, page 67). There are four series made for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Kaye of their art collection, this series of eight photos of seven paintings was made on March 14, 1960 at the Kayes' house (801 Douglas Road, N.W. -- house and road now destroyed) by Dan Lane. On June 3, 1962, the Kayes died in the Orly Field (Paris, France) plane crash. The painting may have been cut down to fit the oval frame. Present location of painting is unknown.

Published
1960

30. Portrait of a woman in profile, attributed to Aart de Gelder, 17th century

Author

Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers, Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, and Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers

Abstract

Photograph from a series made for insurance or appraisal purposes (1961 Lane Brothers Assignment Book, page 73). There are four series made for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Kaye of thier art collection, this series of two photos of two paintings was made on March 10, 1961 at the Kayes' house (801 Douglas Road, N.W. -- house and road now destroyed) by Dan Lane. On June 3, 1962, the Kayes died in the Orly Field (Paris, France) plane crash. Attributed to Aert (or Aart) de Gelder. Present location of painting is unknown.

Published
1961

31. Mill-Stream with Wooden Bridge, by John Constable, 1st photo.

Author

Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers, Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, and Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers

Abstract

Photograph from a series made for insurance or appraisal purposes (1958 Lane Brothers Assignment Book, page 347). There are four series made for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Kaye of their art collection, this series of two images, front and back, of one painting was made on December 30, 1958 at Kaye's office (1317 William Oliver Building). On June 3, 1962, the Kayes died in the Orly Field (Paris, France) plane crash. This painting was photographed again in another series on March 14, 1960. Present location of this painting is unknown.

Published
1958

32. Waiting for the Boats, portrait of seated woman, by Thomas Faed, R.A. (1826-1900). Detail showing label on frame

Author

Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers, Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, and Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers

Abstract

Photograph from a series made for insurance or appraisal purposes (1958 Lane Brothers Assignment Book, pages 321, 322). There are four series made for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Kaye of their art collection, this series of five images of four different paintings was made on December 3, 1958 in the Kayes' house (at 801 Douglas Road, near Sandy Springs--the road and house were demolished), by Dan Lane. On June 3, 1962, the Kayes died in the Orly Field (Paris, France) plane crash. The present location of this painting is unknown.

Published
1958

33. Portrait of a man in profile, attributed to Van Dyck. 2nd exposure.

Author

Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers, Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, and Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers

Abstract

Photograph from a series made for insurance or appraisal purposes (1960 Lane Brothers Assignment Book, page 67). There are four series made for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Kaye of their art collection, this series of eight photos of seven paintings was made on March 14, 1960 at the Kayes' house (801 Douglas Road, N.W. -- house and road now destroyed) by Dan Lane. On June 3, 1962, the Kayes died in the Orly Field (Paris, France) plane crash. Painting photographed with two different exposures. Present location of painting is unknown.

Published
1960

34. Waiting for the Boats, portrait of seated woman, by Thomas Faed, R.A. (1826-1900). Detail showing gallery label on back of painting frame

Author

Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers, Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, and Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers

Abstract

Photograph from a series made for insurance or appraisal purposes (1958 Lane Brothers Assignment Book, pages 321, 322). There are four series made for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Kaye of their art collection, this series of five images of four different paintings was made on December 3, 1958 in the Kaye's house (at 801 Douglas Road, near Sandy Springs (the road and house were demolished)), by Dan Lane. On June 3, 1962, the Kayes died in the Orly Field (Paris, France) plane crash. This gallery lable appears at the bottom of the back of the picture frame. Small framer’s label on lower frame “Charles E. Luton. Picture Frame Maker, Printseller, Carver and Gilder, Dealer in Works of Art. Fine Art Gallery. 214 Broad Street. Birmingham [England].” Luton seems to have sold mostly contemporary paintings (19th-century), so this canvas photograph is probably the reverse of the Thomas Faed painting. In addition, the Faed painting has a linen inner frame, and the negative of the back of the frame appears to indicate the “extra” inner linen-covered frame.

Published
1958

35. Prodigal Son tending the swine, attributed to Zurbarán, 17th century

Author

Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers, Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, and Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers

Abstract

Photograph from a series made for insurance or appraisal purposes (1958 Lane Brothers Assignment Book (pages 321, 322). There are four series made for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Kaye of their art collection, this series of five images of four different paintings was made on December 3, 1958 in the Kayes' house (at 801 Douglas Road, near Sandy Springs--the road and house were demolished), by Dan Lane. On June 3, 1962, the Kayes died in the Orly Field (Paris, France) plane crash. The present location of this painting is unknown.

Published
1958

36. St. Sebastian with beard, 2 arrows, and martyr's palm, 17th century

Author

Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers, Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, and Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers

Abstract

Photograph from a series made for insurance or appraisal purposes (1958 Lane Brothers Assignment Book (pages 321, 322). There are four series made for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Kaye of their art collection, this series of five images of four different paintings was made on December 3, 1958 in the Kayes' house (at 801 Douglas Road, near Sandy Springs--the road and house were demolished), by Dan Lane. On June 3, 1962, the Kayes died in the Orly Field (Paris, France) plane crash. The present location of this painting is unknown.

Published
1958

37. 'The Butcher Shop,' painting attributed to Pieter de Bloot

Author

Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers, Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, and Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers

Abstract

Photograph from a series made for insurance or appraisal purposes (1960 Lane Brothers Assignment Book, page 67). There are four series made for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Kaye of their art collection, this series of eight photos of seven paintings was made on March 14, 1960 at the Kayes' house (801 Douglas Road, N.W. -- house and road now destroyed) by Dan Lane. On June 3, 1962, the Kayes died in the Orly Field (Paris, France) plane crash. The painting is currently owned by the Kayes' son, Arnold S. ""Beau"" Kaye.

Published
1960

38. Assumption of the Virgin Mary into Heaven, 16th century?

Author

Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers, Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, and Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers

Abstract

Photograph from a series made for insurance or appraisal purposes (1960 Lane Brothers Assignment Book, page 67). There are four series made for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Kaye of their art collection, this series of eight photos of seven paintings was made on March 14, 1960 at the Kayes' house (801 Douglas Road, N.W. -- house and road now destroyed) by Dan Lane. On June 3, 1962, the Kayes died in the Orly Field (Paris, France) plane crash. Present location of painting is unknown.

Published
1960

39. Portrait of a man, attributed to Van Dyck, 17th century.

Author

Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers, Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, and Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers

Abstract

Photograph from a series made for insurance or appraisal purposes (1960 Lane Brothers Assignment Book, page 67). There are four series made for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Kaye of thier art collection, this series of eight photos of seven paintings was made on March 14, 1960 at the Kayes' house (801 Douglas Road, N.W. -- house and road now destroyed) by Dan Lane. On June 3, 1962, the Kayes died in the Orly Field (Paris, France) plane crash. Present location of painting is unknown.

Published
1960

40. Portrait of a man in profile, attributed to Van Dyck. 1st exposure.

Author

Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers, Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, and Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers

Abstract

Photograph from a series made for insurance or appraisal purposes (1960 Lane Brothers Assignment Book, page 67). There are four series made for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Kaye of their art collection, this series of eight photos of seven paintings was made on March 14, 1960 at the Kayes' house (801 Douglas Road, N.W. -- house and road now destroyed) by Dan Lane. On June 3, 1962, the Kayes died in the Orly Field (Paris, France) plane crash. Painting photographed with two different exposures. Present location of painting is unknown.

Published
1960

41. Portrait of apostle, attributed to Giuseppe Ribera, 17th century

Author

Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers, Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, and Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers

Abstract

Photograph from a series made for insurance or appraisal purposes (1960 Lane Brothers Assignment Book, page 67). There are four series made for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Kaye of thier art collection, this series of eight photos of seven paintings was made on March 14, 1960 at the Kayes' house (801 Douglas Road, N.W. -- house and road now destroyed) by Dan Lane. On June 3, 1962, the Kayes died in the Orly Field (Paris, France) plane crash. The painting is currently owned by the Kayes' son, Arnold S. ""Beau"" Kaye. It is surmised that the painting was trimmed at the bottom, cutting off the ""attributes"" of the apostle's sainthood.

Published
1960

42. Mill-Stream with Wooden Bridge, by John Constable, 2nd photo.

Author

Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers, Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, and Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers

Abstract

Photograph from a series made for insurance or appraisal purposes (1960 Lane Brothers Assignment Book, page 67). There are four series made for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Kaye of their art collection, this series of eight photos of seven paintings was made on March 14, 1960 at the Kayes' house (801 Douglas Road, N.W. -- house and road now destroyed) by Dan Lane. On June 3, 1962, the Kayes died in the Orly Field (Paris, France) plane crash. This painting was photographed again in another series on December 30, 1958. Present location of painting is unknown.

Published
1960

43. Waiting for the Boats, portrait of seated woman, by Thomas Faed, R.A. (1826-1900).

Author

Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers, Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, and Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers

Abstract

Photograph from a series made for insurance or appraisal purposes (1958 Lane Brothers Assignment Book, pages 321, 322). There are four series made for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Kaye of their art collection, this series of five images of four different paintings was made on December 3, 1958 in the Kayes' house (at 801 Douglas Road, near Sandy Springs--the road and house were demolished), by Dan Lane. On June 3, 1962, the Kayes died in the Orly Field (Paris, France) plane crash. The present location of this painting is unknown.

Published
1958

44. Infant St. John the Baptist, with Lamb, attributed to Murillo

Author

Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers, Lane, Dan (Jack Daniel), 1913-1976; Kaye, Arnold S., 1915-1962; Kaye, Gladys Jones, 1922-1962, and Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers

Abstract

Photograph from a series made for insurance or appraisal purposes (1961 Lane Brothers Assignment Book, page 73). There are four series made for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Kaye of their art collection, this series of two photos of two paintings was made on March 10, 1961 at the Kayes' house (801 Douglas Road, N.W. -- house and road now destroyed) by Dan Lane. On June 3, 1962, the Kayes died in the Orly Field (Paris, France) plane crash. Present location of painting is unknown.

Published
1961

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