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Calendar

• April 15 through June 10: Special exhibit, Medieval and Renaissance Stained Glass, in the Museum's Gothic Chapel.
• Wednesday, May 12, 6:00 pm: "Friends' Evening" featuring a talk on medieval and renaissance stained glass by Madeline Caviness, Associate Professor of Art History at Tufts University and guest curator of the exhibition. Reception to follow.
• Saturday, May 20, 2:30 – 4:45 pm: Continuous gallery talks on the stained glass exhibit by Allyson Sheckler, Evelyn Staudinger, and Mary-Beth Lacey, students at Tufts University.
• Thursday, June 15, 5-7 pm: Garden party for Friends of the Busch-Reisinger Museum. In the courtyard.
• June 15 through August 4: Special exhibit of ten geometric abstractions by Hannes Beckmann, painted from 1972-75. Sponsored by the Goethe Institute.
• July 5 through July 28: Special exhibit, Contemporary Austrian Paintings and Prints.
• Coming up: Special exhibit, September-October – Retrospective of Adolf Wolfli.

Special Exhibit: July 5 – July 28: Contemporary Austrian Painting and Prints

This exhibit is a broad survey of contemporary Austrian art by older, more established artists as well as several young artists who represent the avant-garde in Austria today. The forty works to be exhibited include those of Hundertwasser, Ernst Fuchs, Hausner, Leher, Attersee, Rainer, and Kokoschka. The exhibit is on loan from Vienna's Central Savings Bank, which is known for its outstanding collection of Austrian art. On its American tour, the show is also being seen in Washington, Princeton, New York, and the Spoleto Festival in Charleston, S.C.

Reviewing the showing of the works in Princeton, David Shapiro of the New York Times praised the works, stating that they show that the arts are alive in Vienna, a city not only of the past but also one that continues to nourish its artistic heritage in original ways. Although the works have an international look, they also possess the quality that could be seen as elements with a national flavor.

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The image on the right side of the page shows a group of people at a gathering. The caption below the image reads:
"Mrs. Cropius (at right) responds to questions following her lecture to Friends of the Museum on the Bauhaus. At this first annual meeting of the Friends, held in the gathering of the year, Mrs. Cropius talked about her late husband's career and achievements as an architect and founder of the Bauhaus."

Acknowledgments

The Busch-Reisinger Museum welcomes the following members who have joined by Patron and Supporting Member categories since February 1978:

Patrons

• Mr. Alfred W. Baldwin
• Prof. Richard M. Hunt
• Prof. John C. Wells

Supporting Members

• Mr. and Mrs. William Ayers
• Mr. Gerhard D. Blocker
• Mr. and Mrs. M.W. Bouwersch
• Prof. & Mrs. Karl W. Deutsch
• Mr. and Mrs. Grove
• Mr. Karl H. Gruen
• Dr. Franz J. Ingelfinger
• Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Rothschild
• Mrs. W. Scott Thompson

The Busch-Reisinger Museum wishes to thank the following who have generously donated their time to the Museum during the past year:

Executive Committee

• Mrs. Luise Herber, Mr. Gunther F. Hildebrandt, H.W. Janson, Fritz von Finkenstein, Dr. Freddy Homburger, Mr. Frank Lehart, Dr. Erhard Stalder, Mr. Tony Sharp

Volunteers

• Mrs. Hannah Arquish, Dr. Bernard Brent, Ms. Sandi Brett, Mrs. Edgar Brown, Mrs. Sonia Calabi, Miss Gudrun Ebel, Mrs. Carla Ebel, Mrs. Nora Ephron, Mrs. Yolanda D'Ercole, Dr. Ilse Fang, Mrs. Theodore Feldman, Birgit Countess Fink von Finkenstein, Mrs. David Francis, Mrs. Gunther Fuhrmann, Mrs. and Mrs. Rudolph Ganz, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jandling, Mrs. John M. Jones, Mrs. Charles Kaufman, Mrs. Regina Monhilo, Dr. Peter Oppenheim, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Philips, Mrs. Georg Riedner, Mr. Michael Riedner, Mrs. Alan Richter, Mrs. Regina Riehl, Mrs. Janet Rosenberg, Mrs. Maria Teresa, Miss Sonia Wallenberg, Mrs. Charlotte Weidemann.

The image appears to be a page from a museum's newsletter or brochure. Here's a detailed summary:

Calendar

The page lists several events at the museum:

• April 25 through June 10: Special exhibit of Medieval and Renaissance stained glass in the Museum’s Gothic Chapel.
• Wednesday, May 10: Friends’ Evening, featuring a gallery talk on medieval and renaissance stained glass by Madeline Caviness, Associate Professor of Art History at Tufts University, followed by a reception.
• Saturday, May 20: Continuous gallery talks on the stained glass exhibit by Allyson Sheckler, Evelyn Staudinger, and Mary-Beth Lacey, all students at Tufts University.
• Thursday, June 15: Garden party for Friends of the Busch-Reisinger Museum in the courtyard.
• June 12 through August 4: Special exhibit of ten geometric abstractions by Hannes Beckmann, painted from 1972-75, sponsored by the Goethe Institute.
• July 5 through July 28: Special exhibit of Contemporary Austrian Paintings and Prints.
• September-October: Retrospective of Adolf Wolfli.

Special Exhibit: Contemporary Austrian Painting and Prints (July 5 - July 28)

This exhibit showcases a broad survey of contemporary Austrian art, including both older and more established artists as well as several young artists. The exhibition includes works by Hrdlicka, Eisler, Zadrazil, Hauser, Escher, Attersee, Pongratz, and Janschka. The paintings and prints are loaned from Vienna’s Central Savings Bank, known for its outstanding collection of Austrian art.

The exhibit was praised for its informative and insightful display, highlighting how Vienna continues to nourish its artistic heritage. The works are on loan from an international tour that also visited Washington, Chicago, Princeton, and the Spoleto Festival in Charleston, S.C.

New Members

The page lists new patrons and supporting members who joined the Busch-Reisinger Museum since February 1978:

• Patrons:
  • Mr. Alfred W. Baldwin
  • Prof. Richard M. Hunt
  • Prof. John C. Wells
• Supporting Members:
  • Mr. and Mrs. Moses Alpers
  • Mr. Gerhard D. Bleicken
  • Mr. and Mrs. M.W. Bouwensch
  • Prof. & Mrs. Karl W. Deutsch
  • Dr. Naomi Groves
  • Mr. Karl Hormann
  • Dr. Franz J. Ingelfinger
  • Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Rothschild
  • Mrs. W. Scott Thompson

Acknowledgments

The page also thanks individuals and organizations for their generous donations to the museum over the past year, including:

• Executive Committee members
• Volunteers
• Several notable donors and their spouses

The page includes a photograph of Ise Gropius (at right) responding to questions after a talk to Friends of the Busch-Reisinger Museum and Friends of the Fogg on April 5.

The image displays a page from a calendar or program, likely from a museum or cultural institution. The page is divided into two main sections: a calendar of events on the left and an announcement about a special exhibit on the right, along with some accompanying text and a photograph.

Calendar of Events (Left Side)

• April 25 through June 10: Special exhibit of Medieval and Renaissance Stained Glass in the Museum's Gothic Chapel.
• Wednesday, May 10, 8:00 pm: Friends' Evening. Gallery talk on medieval and Renaissance stained glass by Madeline Caviness, Associate Professor of Art History at Tufts University and guest curator of the exhibition. Reception to follow.
• Saturday, May 20, 2:30 - 4:45 pm: Continuous gallery talks on the stained glass exhibit by Allyson Sheckler, Evelyn Staudinger, and Mary-Beth Lacey, students at Tufts University.
• Thursday, June 15, 5:00 - 7:00 pm: Garden party for Friends of the Busch-Reisinger Museum in the courtyard.
• June 12 through August 4: Special exhibit of ten geometric abstractions by Hannes Beckmann, painted from 1952-75. Sponsored by the Goethe Institute.
• July 5 through July 28: Special exhibit of Contemporary Austrian Paintings and Prints.

Special Exhibit Announcement (Right Side)

• Exhibit Dates: July 5 - July 28: Contemporary Austrian Painting and Prints.
• The exhibit is a broad survey of contemporary Austrian art, featuring both established and younger artists. Works by artists such as Hrdlicka, Eisler, Zadraza, Hausner, Escher, Pongratz, and Janschka are included. The exhibit is on loan from Vienna's Central Savings Bank, known for its outstanding collection of Austrian art. The exhibit has been shown in Washington, Chicago, Princeton, and the Spoletto Festival in Charleston, S.C.
• David Shirey of the New York Times praised the exhibit, noting that it shows Vienna's continued commitment to its artistic heritage and features works with international appeal and national characteristics.

Photograph and Captions (Right Side)

• A photograph shows Ise Gropius responding to questions after her lecture to the Friends of the Busch-Reisinger Museum. She is seen speaking to Mrs. Gruopius, with other individuals present. The event was part of the largest Friends' gathering of the year, where Ise Gropius discussed her late husband's career and achievements.

Additional Information

• The Busch-Reisinger Museum welcomes new members in the Patron and Supporting Member categories, listing several individuals and their contributions.
• The page also acknowledges volunteers who have generously donated their time to the museum, listing several names.

The overall layout and content suggest that this page is designed to inform visitors and friends of the museum about upcoming events, special exhibits, and recent activities.

The image is a page from a publication detailing events, exhibits, and membership information related to a museum, specifically the Busch-Reisinger Museum. Here is a detailed summary of the contents:

Calendar of Events

1. April 25 through June 10:

   • Special exhibit titled "Medieval and Renaissance Stained Glass" located in the Museum’s Gothic Chapel.

2. Wednesday, May 10, 8:00 p.m.:

   • Friends' Evening with a gallery talk on medieval and renaissance stained glass by Madeline Caviness, Associate Professor of Art History at Tufts University, and guest curator of the exhibition. Reception follows.

3. Saturday, May 20, 2:30 - 4:45 p.m.:

   • Continuous gallery talks on the stained glass exhibit by Allison Sheckler, Evelyn Staudinger, and Mary-Beth Lacey, students at Tufts University.

4. Thursday, June 15, 5:30 p.m.:

   • Garden party for Friends of the Busch-Reisinger Museum in the courtyard.

5. June 12 through August 4:

   • Special exhibit of ten geometric abstractions by Hannes Beckmann, painted from 1972-75. Sponsored by the Goethe Institute.

6. July 5 through July 28:

   • Special exhibit of contemporary Austrian paintings and prints.

7. Coming up:

   • Special exhibit: Retrospective of Adolf Wölfli from September to October.

Special Exhibit: July 5 - July 28

Title: Contemporary Austrian Painting and Prints

• This exhibit surveys contemporary Austrian art, featuring works by both established and emerging artists.
• Forty works are included, featuring artists such as Hrdlicka, Eisler, Zadrazil, Hausner, and others.
• The exhibit showcases various styles and has been touring internationally, with stops in Washington D.C., Chicago, Princeton, and other cities.
• David Shirley from the New York Times praised the works for their originality and continuation of Vienna's artistic heritage.

Lecture Response

• Mrs. Groppius responds to questions following her lecture to Friends of the Busch-Reisinger Museum and Friends of the Fogg on April 5.

Membership Information

The Busch-Reisinger Museum welcomes new members in two categories:

1. Patrons:

   • Mr. Alfred W. Baldwin
   • Prof. Richard M. Hunt
   • Prof. John C. Wells

2. Supporting Members:

   • Mr. and Mrs. Moses Alpers
   • Mr. and Mrs. Gerard D. Bleicken
   • Mr. and Mrs. M.W. Bouwensch
   • Prof. & Mrs. Karl W. Deutsch
   • Dr. Naomi Groves
   • Mr. Karl Hermann
   • Dr. Frank J. Ingelfinger
   • Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Rothschild
   • Mrs. W. Scott Thompson

Executive Committee and Volunteers

• Executive Committee:

  • Mrs. Lucie Beebe
  • Mr. Günther Fuhrmann
  • H.W. Count Fünf von Finckenstein
  • Dr. Freddy Horniblower
  • Mr. Frank LeBart
  • Dr. Erhard Stadler
  • Mr. Tony Sharp

• Volunteers:

  • Mrs. Hannah Arendt
  • Dr. Bernard Brent
  • Mrs. Sandi Breit
  • Miss Edith Brown
  • Mrs. Sonia Calabi
  • Miss Susan Campell
  • Mrs. Cathryn Cronin
  • Mr. Bruce Crocker
  • Mrs. Yolanda D'Etamo
  • Dr. Ilse Fang
  • Mrs. Theodore Feldman
  • Mr. David Francis
  • Mrs. Günther Fuhrmann
  • Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Garret
  • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harding
  • Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Henderson
  • Miss Renate LePoehne
  • Mrs. Agnes Monifils
  • Dr. Peter Oppenheim
  • Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Phelps
  • Mrs. George Riedner
  • Mr. Michael Riedner
  • Mrs. Alan Rossken
  • Mrs. Joseph Stasa
  • Dr. Marianne Teuber
  • Mrs. Roland Teiner
  • Miss Sonia Wallenberg
  • Mrs. Charlotte Weidemann

The image is a page from a museum calendar and information sheet for the Busch-Reisinger Museum. Here is a detailed summary of the content:

Calendar of Events:

1. April 25 through June 10:

   • Special exhibit: Medieval and Renaissance Stained Glass in the Museum’s Gothic Chapel.

2. Wednesday, May 10, 8:00 pm:

   • Friends’ Evening: Gallery talk on medieval and renaissance stained glass by Madeline Caviness, Associate Professor of Art History at Tufts University and guest curator of the exhibition.
   • Reception to follow.

3. Saturday, May 20, 2:30 - 4:45 pm:

   • Continuous gallery talks on the stained glass exhibit by Allyson Sheckler, Evelyn Staudinger, and Mary-Beth Lacey, students at Tufts University.

4. Thursday, June 15, 5:00 pm:

   • Garden party for Friends of the Busch-Reisinger Museum in the courtyard.

5. June 12 through August 4:

   • Special exhibit of ten geometric abstractions by Hannes Beckmann, painted from 1972-75. Sponsored by the Goethe Institute.

6. July 5 through July 28:

   • Special exhibit: Contemporary Austrian Painting and Prints.

7. Coming up:

   • September-October: Retrospective of Adolf Wölfl.

Special Exhibit: Contemporary Austrian Painting and Prints (July 5 - July 28)

• The exhibit features works by established artists and several young artists representing the avant-garde in Austria today. The forty works include pieces by Hrdlicka, Eisler, Zadrazil, Hausner, Escher, Attersee, Pongratz, and Janschka.
• The exhibition is on loan from Vienna's Central Savings Bank, known for its outstanding collection of Austrian art.
• The show will also be seen in Washington, Chicago, Princeton, and the Spoleto Festival in Charleston, S.C.
• The review of the exhibit in Princeton by David Shirey of the New York Times describes the show as "stunning and informative," highlighting Vienna's continued commitment to nurturing its artistic heritage.

Additional Information:

• A photograph of Ise Gropius (late right) answering questions after her lecture to Friends of the Busch-Reisinger Museum and Friends of the Fogg on April 5. She discussed her husband’s career and achievements as an architect and founder of the Bauhaus.

New Members:

• The Busch-Reisinger Museum welcomes new members in Patron and Supporting Member categories since February 1978:
  • Patrons: Mr. Alfred W. Baldwin, Prof. Richard M. Hunt, Prof. John C. Wells.
  • Supporting Members: Mr. and Mrs. Moses Alpers, Mr. Gerhard D. Bleicken, Mr. and Mrs. M.W. Bouwens, Prof. & Mrs. Karl W. Deutsch, Dr. Naomi Groves, Mr. Karl Hormann, Dr. Franz J. Ingelinger, Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Rothschild, Mrs. W. Scott Thompson.

Donors:

• The museum acknowledges generous donations from the following individuals during the past year:
  • Executive Committee: Mrs. Lucie Beebe, Mr. Günther Fuhrmann, H.-W. Count Finck von Finckenstein, Dr. Freddy Homburger, Mr. Frank LeBart, Dr. Erhard Städler, Mr. Tony Sharp.
  • Volunteers: Mrs. Hannah Arquis, Dr. Bernard Brent, Ms. Sandi Brett, Mrs. Edgar Brown, Mrs. Sonja Calabi, Miss Susan Campbell, Miss Cathy Cronin, Mr. Bruce Crooker, Mrs. Yolanda D’Eramo, Dr. Ilse Fang, Mrs. Theodore Feldman, Birgit Countess Finck von Finckenstein, Mrs. David Francis, Mrs. Günther Fuhrmann, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Henderson, Miss Renate LePehne, Mrs. Agnes Montilio, Dr. Peter Oppenheim, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Phelps, Mrs. Georg Riedner, Mr. Michael Riedner, Mrs. Alain Rossier, Mrs. Joseph Stasa, Dr. Marianne Teuber, Mrs. Roland Teiner, Miss Sonia Wallenberg, Mrs. Charlotte Weidemann.

The image appears to be a page from a museum's calendar and a list of patrons and donors. Here's a detailed summary:

Calendar

Special Exhibits:

• April 25 through June 10: "Medieval and Renaissance Stained Glass" in the Museum's Gothic Chapel.

  • May 10, 8:00 pm: Friends' Evening with a gallery talk on medieval and Renaissance stained glass by Madeline Caviness, Associate Professor of Art History at Tufts University, and guest curator of the exhibition, followed by a reception.

• May 20, 2:30 - 4:45 pm: Continuous gallery talks on the stained glass exhibit by Allyson Sheckler, Evelyn Staudinger, and Mary-Beth Lacey, students at Tufts University.

• June 15, 5-7 pm: Garden party for Friends of the Busch-Reisinger Museum in the courtyard.

• June 12 through August 4: Special exhibit of ten geometric abstractions by Hannes Beckmann, painted from 1972-75, sponsored by the Goethe Institute.

• July 5 through July 28: Special exhibit, "Contemporary Austrian Paintings and Prints."

• September-October: Retrospective of Adolf Wölfi (upcoming).

Special Exhibit: Contemporary Austrian Painting and Prints (July 5 - July 28)

• This exhibit showcases a broad survey of contemporary Austrian art, including works by established artists and younger artists who represent the avant-garde in Austria today.
• Artists include Hrdlicka, Eisler, Zadrazil, Hausner, Escher, Attersee, Pongratz, and Janschka.
• The paintings and prints are on loan from Vienna’s Central Savings Bank, known for its extensive collection of Austrian art.
• The show has been seen in Washington, Chicago, Princeton, and the Spoleto Festival in Charleston, South Carolina.
• David Shirey of the New York Times praised the exhibit as "stunning and informative," highlighting that Vienna continues to nurture its artistic heritage.

Membership and Donations

Patrons:

• Mr. Alfred W. Baldwin
• Prof. Richard M. Hunt
• Prof. John C. Wells

Supporting Members:

• Mr. and Mrs. Moses Alpers
• Mr. Gerhard D. Bleicken
• Mr. and Mrs. M.W. Bouwensh
• Prof. & Mrs. Karl W. Deutsch
• Dr. Naomi Groves
• Mr. Karl Hormann
• Dr. Franz J. Ingeflinger
• Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Rothschild
• Mrs. W. Scott Thompson

Donors:
The museum thanks the following for their donations:

• Executive Committee: Mrs. Lucie Beebe, Mr. Günther Fuhrmann, H.W. Count Finck von Finckenstein, Dr. Freddy Homberger, Mr. Frank LeBart, Dr. Erhard Städtler, Mr. Tony Sharp
• Volunteers: Mrs. Hannah Arquish, Dr. Bernard Brent, Ms. Sandi Brett, Mrs. Edgar Brown, Mrs. Sonja Calabi, Miss Susan Campbell, Miss Cathy Cronin, Mr. Bruce Crooker, Mrs. Yolanda D’Eramo, Dr. Ilse Fang, Mrs. Theodore Feldman, Birgit Countess Finck von Finckenstein, Mrs. David Francis, Mrs. Günther Fuhrmann, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Henderson, Miss Renate LePehne, Mrs. Agnes Montilio, Dr. Peter Oppenheim, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Phelps, Mrs. George Riedner, Mr. Michael Riedner, Mrs. Alain Rossier, Mrs. Joseph Stasa, Dr. Marianne Teuber, Mrs. Roland Teiner, Miss Sonia Wallenberg, Mrs. Charlotte Weidemann.

The image also features a photograph of Isi Gropius responding to questions following her lecture to the Friends of the Busch-Reisinger Museum and Friends of the Fogg on April 5.

The image is of an open book or magazine page that contains a calendar of events, an announcement for a special exhibit, and a photograph with a caption. The text is organized in two columns.

On the left side, there is a "CALENDAR" section listing events from April 25 through June 10, including:

• A special exhibit on Medieval and Renaissance Stained Glass.
• A Friends’ Evening gallery talk on May 10 by Madeline Caviness.
• Continuous gallery talks on May 20 by students at Tufts University.
• A garden party on June 15.
• A special exhibit of geometric abstractions by Hannes Beckmann from June 12 to August 4.
• A special exhibit titled "Contemporary Austrian Paintings and Prints" from July 5 through July 28.
• An upcoming retrospective of Adolf Wölfli scheduled for September to October.

Below the calendar is a section titled "Special Exhibit, July 5 — July 28: Contemporary Austrian Painting and Prints," describing the exhibit as a broad survey of contemporary Austrian art, including works by set established artists and young avant-garde artists. It highlights the Viennese “Central Savings Bank” building’s collection and mentions positive reviews from the New York Times.

On the right side, there is a small black-and-white photograph depicting a group of people interacting, with a man (identified as Josef Gropius) responding to questions following a lecture. The caption explains Josef Gropius is the husband of the Busch and Friends of the Fogg and discusses his career and achievements as an architect and founder of the Bauhaus.

Below the photo, there is a welcome note listing new patrons and supporting members of the Busch-Reisinger Museum since February 1978, followed by a thank you note acknowledging various individuals who generously donated their time to the museum during the past year, organizing them into an Executive Committee and Volunteers.

The page number "5" is printed at the top right corner.

The image shows a printed page from what appears to be a museum or gallery program containing both text and a photograph. The left side consists mainly of text under the heading "CALENDAR," detailing various events with dates ranging from April 25 through to the planning of upcoming exhibits for September-October, such as a "Retrospective of Adolf Wölfli." Some of the events listed include special exhibits, gallery talks, and a garden party. The names of several people associated with these events are included, likely indicating artists, speakers, and curators.

One event mentioned is the "Special Exhibit, July 5 – July 28: Contemporary Austrian Painting and Prints," with a description that provides insight into the content of the exhibit, including a mention of a review from the New York Times praising the contemporary Austrian artworks.

The right side of the page features a black-and-white photograph of a group of individuals seemingly engaged in a discussion or listening to a speaker at an event. The photograph captures a moment from an exhibition or a museum patron event, judging from the context provided by the text. It is worth noting that some faces in the photograph have been intentionally blurred out.

The bottom section of the page lists contributors who support the museum or gallery, categorized into different tiers such as "Patrons," "Supporting Members," "Contributing Members," and "Executive Committee." The names of individuals and their affiliations follow each category, indicating a diverse set of supporters.

Overall, the page is a historical or archival document providing insight into the operations, support structure, and event scheduling of a cultural institution.

The image shows a page from a museum calendar or program booklet. The page is titled "CALENDAR" and includes a detailed listing of upcoming events and exhibits. The layout is clean and organized, with text on the left side and an accompanying photograph on the right.

Left Side (Text Content):

• Special Exhibit, July 5 – July 28: Contemporary Austrian Painting and Prints

  • This section highlights a major exhibit featuring contemporary Austrian art, including paintings and prints. The exhibit includes works by notable artists such as Hrdlicka, Eiser, Zadrazil, Hauser, Escher, Attese, Pongratz, and Janschka. The exhibit is described as a broad survey of contemporary Austrian art, showcasing both established and younger artists. The exhibit is on loan from Vienna’s Central Savings Bank and is part of an international tour, with previous showings in Washington, D.C., Princeton, and the Spoleto Festival in Charleston, SC.
  • A quote from David Shirey of The New York Times praises the exhibit, describing the works as "stunning and informative" and noting that Vienna continues to nourish its artistic heritage in original ways.

• Upcoming Events:

  • April 25 through June 10: Special exhibit, Medieval and Renaissance Stained Glass, in the Museum’s Gothic Chapel.
  • Wednesday, May 10, 8:00 pm: Friends’ Evening: Gallery talk on medieval and renaissance stained glass by Madeline Caviness, Associate Professor of Art History at Tufts University, and guest curator of the exhibit.
  • Saturday, May 20, 2:30 – 4:45 pm: Continuous gallery talks on the stained glass exhibit by Allyson Sheckler, Evelyn Staudinger, and Mary-Beth Lacey, students at Tufts University.
  • Thursday, June 15, 5:00 – 7:00 pm: Garden party for Friends of the Busch-Reisinger Museum, in the courtyard.
  • June 12 through August 4: Special exhibit of ten geometric abstractions by Hannes Beckmann, painted from 1972–75, sponsored by the Goethe Institute.
  • Coming up: Special exhibit: September–October – Retrospective of Adolf Wolff.

Right Side (Photograph and Additional Text):

• Photograph:

  • The photograph depicts a group of people, likely attendees or participants of an event. The individuals appear to be engaged in conversation, with some smiling and others listening attentively. The setting seems to be indoors, possibly during a lecture or gathering.
  • A caption beneath the photo identifies Ise Gropius (on the right) responding to questions following her lecture to Friends of the Busch and the year’s Friends’ Evening on April 5. The caption also mentions that Mrs. Gropius talked about her late husband’s career and achievements as an architect and founder of the Bauhaus.

• Additional Text:

  • Patrons and Supporting Members: A list of individuals and couples who have joined the Patron and Supporting Member categories since February 1978.
  • Executive Committee: Names of individuals serving on the museum’s executive committee.
  • Volunteers: A list of volunteers who contributed to the museum.

Overall Design:

• The page is well-organized, with clear headings and structured content. The use of bold text for event titles and dates makes it easy to scan. The inclusion of a photograph adds a visual element that complements the textual information, providing context about museum events and community engagement.

This page serves as both an informational guide for visitors and a record of the museum’s programming and community involvement.

The image appears to be a page from a museum brochure or exhibition catalog. The page contains information about an upcoming special exhibit, as well as a calendar of events for the museum.

The special exhibit mentioned is titled "Contemporary Austrian Painting and Prints" and is scheduled to run from July 5 to July 28. The exhibit is described as a broad survey of contemporary Austrian art, featuring works by both established and emerging artists. The exhibit will be on display in various locations, including Princeton, Washington, Chicago, and the Spoleto Festival in Charleston, S.C.

The calendar section of the page lists several events for the museum, including:

• April 25 through June 10: Special exhibit, "Medieval and Renaissance Stained Glass," in the Museum's Gothic Chapel
• May 10: Friends Evening, Gallery talk on medieval and renaissance stained glass by Madeline Caviness, Associate Professor of Art History at Tufts University
• May 20: Continuous gallery talks on the stained glass exhibit by Allyson Sheckler, Evelyn Staudinger, and Mary-Beth Lacey, students at Tufts University
• June 15: Garden party for Friends of the Busch-Reisinger Museum

The page also includes a photograph of a group of people, presumably museum visitors, gathered around a woman who appears to be giving a lecture or presentation. The caption for the photograph reads, "Greppi (at right) responds to questions following her lecture to Friends of the Busch and Friends of the Fogg on April 5. At the largest Friends gathering of the year, Mrs. Greppi talked about her late husband's career and achievements as an architect and founder of the Bauhaus."

The page concludes with a list of patrons, supporting members, and volunteers who have contributed to the museum's activities and exhibitions.