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The image is a scanned page from an "Index to Fogg Art Museum Scrap Book, Volume I," covering the years 1900 to October 1, 1920. The page is divided into two sections: "LECTURES" and "LOANS."

Lectures:

• The section lists various lectures with the names of the speakers and the dates of the lectures.
  • Examples include:
    • Porter, A. Kingsley: "French Gothic Architecture," March 1918.
    • Post, Chandler R.: "Italian Paintings in Exhibit," February 1915, March 1915.
    • Rostovtseff, Michael J.: "Charles Eliot Norton Memorial Lecture," January 1921.
    • Sarton, Dr. George: "Series of 12 lectures on Giotto and his Followers," January 1916, February 1916.

Loans:

• The section lists items that were on loan to the Fogg Art Museum.
  • Examples include:
    • Angelico, Fra: "Madonna and Child," February 1915, March 1915.
    • Armor, Japanese (Early Tokugawa period): "Interior of a Cathedral (water color)," September 1917.

The page is neatly typed, with a formal and structured layout. The date "9" is visible in the top right corner, possibly indicating an internal page number or a margin note. The footer of the page shows the number "8," likely marking the page number of the document. The content is organized in a clear and chronological manner, providing a historical record of exhibitions, loans, and lectures that occurred during the specified timeframe.

This image is a typed page from the "Index to Fogg Art Museum Scrap Book, Volume I," covering the years 1900 to October 1, 1920. The page is numbered "9" in the upper right corner and "8" at the bottom center. The content is divided into two main sections: "LECTURES" and "LOANS."

Lectures:

• The section lists various lectures given by different speakers along with the topics and dates.
• Examples include:
  • Porter, A. Kingsley: "French Gothic Architecture," March 1918.
  • Post, Chandler R.: "Italian Paintings in Exhibit," February and March 1915.
  • Pray, Prof. J. S.: March 1918.
  • Rand, Edward K.: March and April 1921.
  • Reinach, Theodore: January 1919.
  • Ross, Denham W.: "On pictures in Fogg," March 1912.
  • Rostovtseff, Michael J.: "Charles Eliot Norton Memorial Lecture," January 1921.
  • Sachs, Professor Julius: November 1920.
  • Sachs, P. J.: Conference, April 1916.
  • Sarton, Dr. George: April 1919.
  • Siren, Dr. Osvald: "Series of 12 lectures on Giotto and his Followers," January and February 1916.
  • Warner, Langdon: March 1916.
  • Weston, Harold F.: February 1920.
  • Windle, Sir Bertram: April 1920.
  • Winship, Dr. George Parker: April 1918.
  • Lely, Sir Peter: "Portraits of Lady and Sir Matthew Holworthy," July, October, and November 1910.
  • Leonardo da Vinci: "400th Anniversary Commemoration," April 1919.

Loans:

• The section lists various art pieces that were loaned to the museum, along with their artists and the dates they were displayed.
• Examples include:
  • Angelico, Fra: "Madonna and Child," February and March 1915.
  • Armor, Japanese (Early Tokugawa period): February, March, and April 1914.
  • Badile, Giovanni Antonio: "Portrait of a Lady," October 1915.
  • Barna: "Deposition from the Cross," March 1915.
  • Bastiani, Lazzaro: "Annunciation," March 1914.
  • Bernardino di Mariotto: "Mystic Marriage of St. Catherine," April 1910.
  • Blake, William: "Risen Christ," June 1912.
  • Bone Drawings: September 1917.
  • Bosboom: "Interior of a Cathedral (water color)," September 1917.
  • Botticelli: "Madonna and Child and St. John," December 1914.
  • Chaucer: "Portrait of--," February, March 1913, and February 1914.
  • Chest, Spanish Gothic: March 1911.
  • Claude Lorraine: "Landscapes (4)," January 1917.
  • Cogswell Collection of original drawings by old masters: March 1917.
  • Cranach, Lucas: "Martin Luther," October and December 1914.
  • Daubigny: "Landscape," April 1912.

This image shows a single, aged page from a typewritten document, identified as page 9 (numbered in the top right corner) and also marked "-8-" at the bottom center, suggesting it may be part of a larger bound volume or booklet.

The document is titled "INDEX TO FOGG ART MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK", specifically "VOLUME I" covering the period "1900 -- OCTOBER 1, 1920".

The content is organized into two main sections, both listing events with dates:

1. LECTURES:
   This section lists various lectures and speakers, along with the topics and months/years they occurred. Examples include:

   • A. Kingsley Porter on French Gothic Architecture (March, 1918)
   • Chandler R. Post on Italian Paintings in Exhibit (February, 1915; March, 1915)
   • Prof. J. S. Pray (March, 1918)
   • Theodore Heineach (January, 1919)
   • Michael J. Rostovtseff giving the Charles Eliot Norton Memorial Lecture (January, 1921)
   • Sir Peter Lely on Portraits of Lady and Sir Matthew Holworthy (July, 1910; October, 1910; November, 1910)
   • Leonardo da Vinci's 400th Anniversary Commemoration (April, 1919)

2. LOANS:
   This section lists artworks or collections loaned to the museum, typically including the artist's name, the title or description of the piece, and the month/year it was loaned. Examples include:

   • Fra Angelico: Madonna and Child (February, 1915; March, 1915)
   • Japanese Armor (Early Tokugawa period) (February, 1914; March, 1914; April, 1914)
   • Giovanni Antonio Badile: Portrait of a Lady (October, 1915)
   • Lazzaro Bastiani: Annunciation (March, 1914)
   • William Blake: Risen Christ (June, 1912)
   • Botticelli: Madonna and Child and St. John (December, 1914)
   • Spanish Gothic Chest (March, 1911)
   • Claude Lorraine: Landscapes (4) (January, 1917)
   • Cogswell Collection of original drawings by old masters (March, 1917)
   • Lucas Cranach: Martin Luther (October, 1914; December, 1914)
   • Daubigny: Landscape (April, 1912)

The document uses a simple, uniform typewriter font. The page has visible three-hole punch marks along the left margin, indicating it was likely stored in a binder. The paper itself is off-white or cream-colored and shows signs of age. The overall impression is that of a historical administrative or archival record from the Fogg Art Museum.

The image shows a document that appears to be an index to a scrap book from the Fogg Art Museum. The document is titled "INDEX TO FOG ART MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK" and it is labeled as "VOLUME I." The index covers the period from 1900 to October 1, 1920.

The index is divided into two main sections: "LECTURES" and "LOANS." The "LECTURES" section lists various lectures given at the museum during the specified period, along with the names of the lecturers and the dates of the lectures. Some of the lecturers mentioned include A. Kingsley Porter, Chandler R. Post, Edward K. Rand, Theodor K. Reinach, and others.

The "LOANS" section lists various artworks that were loaned to the museum during the same period. The artworks are identified by their titles, artists, and the dates they were loaned. Some of the artworks mentioned include "Fra: Madonna and Child" by Fra Angelico, "Armor, Japanese (Early Tokugawa period)" by an unknown artist, and "Annunciation" by Lazzaro Bastiani.

The document is printed on a beige-colored paper and has a simple, straightforward layout. The text is printed in black ink, and the index is organized in a clear and easy-to-read format. Overall, the document appears to be a useful reference tool for anyone interested in the history of the Fogg Art Museum and its collection of artworks and lectures.

The image is a page from an index to a scrapbook. The scrapbook is titled "FoGG Art Museum Scrap Book Volume I," and the page is labeled with the number "9." The page contains two main sections: "LECTURES" and "LOANS."

Under the "LECTURES" section, there is a list of lecture topics, dates, and sometimes the names of the lecturers. The lectures cover a range of subjects related to art, architecture, and history. Some notable entries include:

• "Porter, A. Kingsley: French Gothic Architecture, March, 1918"
• "Post, Chandler R.: Italian Paintings in Exhibit, February, 1915, March, 1915"
• "Prand, Prof. J. S.: Italian Paintings in Exhibit, February, 1918"
• "Reinach, Theodore: On J. in Fogg, March, 1912"
• "Ross, Denham W.: Charles Eliot Norton Memorial Lecture, January, 1921"
• "Sachs, Professor Julius, November, 1920"
• "Sachs, P. J.: Conference, April, 1916"
• "Sarton, Dr. George: April, 1919"
• "Siren, Dr. Osvald: Series of 12 lectures on Giotto and his Followers, January, 1916; February, 1916"
• "Warner, Langdon: March, 1916, 1920"
• "Weston, Harold F.: April, 1920"
• "Windle, Sir Bertram: Parker: April, 1918"
• "Lely, Sir Peter: Portraits of Lady and Sir Matthew Holworthy, July, 1910; October, 1910; November, 1910"
• "Leonardo da Vinci: 400th Anniversary Commemoration: April, 1919"

Under the "LOANS" section, there is a list of artworks that were loaned to the museum, along with the dates and sometimes the artists or subjects of the artworks. Some notable entries include:

• "Angelico, Fra: Madonna and Child, February, 1915; March, 1915"
• "Armor, Japanese (Early Tokugawa period): February, 1914; March, 1914"
• "Armor, Japanese: April, 1914"
• "Badile, Giovanni Antonio: Portrait of a Lady, October, 1915"
• "Barna: Deposition from the Cross, March, 1915"
• "Bastiani, Lazzaro: Annunciation, March, 1914"
• "Bernardino di Mariotto: Mystic Marriage of St. Catherine, April, 1910"
• "Blake, William: Risen Christ, June, 1912"
• "Bone Drawings: September, 1917"
• "Bosboom: Interior of a Cathedral (water color), September, 1917"
• "Botticelli: Madonna and Child and St. John, December, 1914"
• "Chaucer: Portrait of--February, 1913; March, 1913; February, 1914"
• "Chest, Spanish Gothic, March, 1911"
• "Claude Lorraine : Landscapes (4), January, 1917"
• "Cogswell Collection of original drawings by old masters: March, 1917"
• "Cranach, Lucas: Martin Luther, October, 1914; December, 1914"
• "Daubigney: Landscape, April, 1912"

The page also includes a page number "-8-" at the bottom, indicating that this is page 8 of the index. The index appears to be organized chronologically, with entries listed in order of the dates of the lectures or loans.

The image shows a page from an index titled "Index to Fogg Art Museum Scrap Book, Volume I", covering the period from 1900 to October 1, 1920. The page is divided into two main sections: LECTURES and LOANS.

LECTURES Section:

This section lists various lectures given at the Fogg Art Museum, along with the speakers, topics, and dates. The lectures cover a range of art-related subjects, including:

• French Gothic Architecture by A. Kingsley Porter (March 1918)
• Italian Paintings in Exhibit by Chandler R. Post (February 1915, March 1915)
• Professor Julius Sachs Conference (April 1919)
• Series of 12 lectures on Giotto and his Followers by Dr. Oswald Siren (January 1916, February 1916)
• Charles Eliot Norton Memorial Lecture by Michael Rostovtzeff (January 1921)
• 400th Anniversary Commemoration of Leonardo da Vinci (April 1919)

LOANS Section:

This section lists artworks that were loaned to the Fogg Art Museum, along with the artists, titles of the works, and the dates they were on display. Examples include:

• "Madonna and Child" by Fra Angelico (February 1915, March 1915)
• "Portrait of a Lady" by Giovanni Antonio Baglione (October 1915)
• "Mystic Marriage of St. Catherine" by Bernardino di Mariotto (April 1910)
• "Risen Christ" by William Blake (June 1912)
• "Madonna and Child" by Botticelli (January 1914, December 1914)
• "Landscape" by Daubigny (April 1912)

Additional Details:

• The page is numbered -8- at the bottom, indicating it is part of a larger document.
• The top right corner of the page shows the number 9, likely indicating the page number within the scrapbook.
• The text is typed, and the layout is organized and structured, suggesting it is an official record or catalog.

This index serves as a historical record of the lectures and loaned artworks displayed at the Fogg Art Museum during the early 20th century, providing valuable insights into the museum's programming and collection during that period.

The image presents a scanned document titled "INDEX TO FOGG ART MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK VOLUME I 1900 - OCTOBER 1, 1920." The document is organized into two main sections: "LECTURES" and "LOANS."

LECTURES

• This section lists lectures given at the Fogg Art Museum between 1900 and 1920.
• The lectures are listed in chronological order, with the earliest lecture occurring in 1900 and the latest in 1920.
• The section includes a total of 24 lectures, each with the following information:
  • Lecturer's name
  • Title of the lecture
  • Date of the lecture

LOANS

• This section lists artworks loaned to the Fogg Art Museum between 1914 and 1917.
• The artworks are listed in chronological order, with the earliest loan occurring in 1914 and the latest in 1917.
• The section includes a total of 14 artworks, each with the following information:
  • Artist's name
  • Title of the artwork
  • Date of the loan

Summary

The document provides a comprehensive index of lectures and artworks loaned to the Fogg Art Museum between 1900 and 1920. The lectures section lists 24 talks given by prominent figures in the art world, while the loans section lists 14 artworks borrowed from other institutions. The document serves as a valuable resource for researchers and historians interested in the history of the Fogg Art Museum and the art world during this period.

This image depicts a page from the "Index to Fogg Art Museum Scrapbook, Volume I" spanning the period from 1900 to October 1, 1920. The page is divided into two sections: "Lectures" and "Loans."

The "Lectures" section lists the names of lecturers, their topics, and the dates of their lectures. The "Loans" section details the artworks loaned to the museum, including the artist's name, the title of the artwork, and the loan period.

The page appears to be a typed document, likely created using a typewriter, with a beige background and black text. The page number "9" is visible in the upper-right corner, indicating that this is the ninth page of the volume.

The image is a scanned page from a document titled "INDEX TO FOGG ART MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK VOLUME I 1900 -- OCTOBER 1, 1920." The page is off-white, with black text and a light gray background.

The page is divided into two sections: "LECTURES" and "LOANS." The "LECTURES" section lists various lectures given by different individuals, including their names, topics, and dates. The "LOANS" section lists artworks loaned to the museum, including the artist's name, title of the work, and date.

The page appears to be a typed document, possibly from an archive or library. The content suggests that it is related to the Fogg Art Museum, which is now known as the Harvard Art Museums. The page provides a detailed record of lectures and loans between 1900 and 1920, offering insight into the museum's activities during that period.

The image depicts a typed index page, likely from an old book or document, with the title "INDEX TO FOGG ART MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK VOLUME I 1900 -- OCTOBER 1, 1920" at the top.

Page Structure:
The page is divided into two main sections:

• LECTURES
• LOANS

LECTURES Section:
This section lists various lectures, including:

• Lecturer names
• Lecture topics
• Dates (month and year)

LOANS Section:
This section appears to list items that were loaned, including:

• Artist names
• Artwork titles
• Dates (month and year)

Page Details:
The page has a light yellowish-beige color, indicating age, and features three holes punched along its left edge, suggesting it was once part of a binder. The page number "9" is handwritten in the upper right corner. The background of the image is a plain gray color.