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The image is a page from an index to the Fogg Art Museum Scrap Book, specifically Volume I, covering the period from 1900 to October 1, 1920. The index lists various entries related to art, artists, exhibitions, and other notable events or figures associated with the Fogg Art Museum during this time frame. Here is a detailed breakdown of the entries listed:

1. Mower, Martini: April, 1919
2. Norton, Charles Eliot:
   • Bust by Brenner: November, 1911; Prints from his memorial: February, 1913; Bequest to Harvard: March, 1913; Memorial by Saint-Gaudens: 1921
3. Old Masters in Boston: November, 1916
4. Otto Print: February, 1920; March, 1920
5. Perkins, F. Mason: Italian Painting in the Fogg Museum: October, 1905; Article in Art and America: October, 1921
6. Folldero da Lanzano: March, 1915
7. Pope, Arthur:
   • Article on French Art at the Fogg Museum: May 31, 1919
   • Exhibition of His Work: June, 1920; September, 1921
8. Porter, A. Kingsley: June, 1920
9. Pot, Cyrildine: Article in The Nation: March, 1918; January, 1916
10. Potter, Louis: Bust of President Eliot: March, 1910; April, 1910
11. Report—Fogg Museum:
    • 1899–1900
    • 1908–1909: May, 1910
    • 1909–1910: March, 1911
    • 1910–1911: February, 1912
    • 1911–1912: March, 1913
    • 1912–1913: May, 1914
    • 1913–1914: May, 1917
    • 1916–1917: September, 1917
    • May, 1918
12. Romano, Antoniazzo: Saint Fabian, Pope: March, 1911
13. Ross, D. W.:
    • February, 1914; June, 1914; January, 1917; March, 1917; August, 1921
    • Ross Collection of Paintings: November, 1919; December, 1919
14. Sabine, Wallace G.: Lecture on Acoustic Properties of Fogg Museum: December, 1911
15. Sachs, P. J.:
    • November, 1914; May, 1915; June, 1916; December, 1919; January, 1920; March, 1920; April, 1920
    • Sachs Research Fellowship in Fine Arts: March, 1918; May, 1918; January, 1919; February, 1919
16. Sargent Exhibit: January, 1917
17. Sargent:
    • Lelie O’Hara (Water color): March, 1921
    • Sargent, J. Singer: President Longfell (Charcoal sketch): May, 1920
18. Sturgis, George: December, 1914; January, 1915; January, 1916; February, 1915; January, 1916
19. Society of Fine Arts: May 14, 1915
20. Spinello Aretino: Statue: October, 1911
21. Tea—Departments of Fine Arts, Drama, Literature, and Music: March, 1920
22. Tommaso da Modena: Death of a Bishop: May, 1920; July, 1920
23. Turner: Devonport: March, 1913
24. Umbrian School: Madonna and Child: January, 1920
25. University Portraits:
    • General Joseph Huye: March, 1914
    • Rev. Charles A. Humphreys: March, 1914
    • Chaucer: February, 1913; March, 1913; February, 1914
    • Lady and Sir Matthew Holworthy: July, 1910, October, 1910, November, 1910

The page is numbered "-12-" at the bottom right corner.

The image shows a page from an index titled "INDEX TO FOGG ART MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK," specifically Volume I, covering the years from 1900 to October 1, 1920. The page lists various entries related to art and museum activities, with dates associated with each entry. Here are some of the entries:

1. Martin Mower: April 1919.
2. Charles Eliot Norton:
   • Bust by Brenner, November 1911.
   • Prints left as memorial, February 1913.
   • Bequest to Harvard, March 1913.
   • Memorial lecture, January 1921.
3. Old Masters in Boston: November 1910.
4. Otto Print: February 1920; March 1920.
5. F. Perkins Mason: Italian Painting in the Fogg Museum, October 1905; Article in Art and America, October 1921.
6. Polidoro da Lanzano: March 1915.
7. Arthur Pope:
   • Article on French Art at the Fogg Museum, May 31, 1919.
   • Exhibition of his Work, June 1920; September 1921.
8. A. Kingsley Foster: March 1920.
9. Chandler Post:
   • Article in the Nation, March 1915.
   • Bust of President Eliot, March 1910; April 1910.
10. Louis Potter: March 1910.
11. Fogg Museum Reports: Various years from 1908 to 1917.
12. Antoniozzio Romano: Saint Fabian, Pope, March 1911.
13. D.W. Ross:
    • February 1914; June 1914; January 1917; March 1917; August 1921.
14. Ross Collection of Paintings: November 1919; December 1919.
15. Wallace Sabine: Lecture on Acoustic Properties of Fogg Museum, December 1911.
16. Sachs, P. J.: Various dates from 1914 to 1920.
17. Sachs Research Fellowship: March 1916; May 1916.
18. Sargent Exhibit: January 1917.
19. Lake O’Hara (water color): March 1921.
20. Sargent, John Singer:
    • President Lowell, May 1920.
    • Various dates from 1914 to 1916.
21. Society of Friends: March 1914.
22. Spinello Arentino: Painting, October 1911.
23. Departments of Fine Arts, Drama, Literature, and Music: March 1920.
24. Tomaso da Modena: Death of a Bishop, May 1920; July 1920.
25. Turner: Devonport, March 1913.
26. Umbrian School: Madonna and Child, January 1920.
27. University Portraits:

• General Joseph Hayes, March 1914.
• Rev. Charles A. Humphreys, March 1914.

28. Lady and Sir Matthew Holworthy: July 1910, October 1910, November 1910.
29. Chauncey: February 1913; March 1913.

The entries include various dates and topics related to artworks, exhibitions, research, and notable individuals associated with the Fogg Art Museum during the specified timeframe.

The image shows a page from an index of the Fogg Art Museum scrapbook, covering the period from 1900 to October 1, 1920. The entries are organized alphabetically by name and include various artists, donors, and events related to the museum. Each entry lists specific dates and brief descriptions of relevant activities, such as donations, exhibitions, lectures, and memorials. For example, the entry for 'Norton, Charles Eliot' mentions a bust by Brenner in November 1911, prints left as a memorial in February 1913, a bequest to Harvard in March 1913, and a memorial lecture in January 1921. The page is labeled 'Volume I' and appears to be part of a larger index, as indicated by the page number '-12-' at the bottom.

The image displays an index from a scrapbook related to the Fogg Art Museum, covering the period from 1900 to October 1, 1920. This index lists various events, articles, lectures, exhibitions, and other notable mentions associated with the museum and its affiliates. Here's a detailed summary of some entries:

1. Mower, Martin:

   • April 1919 entry.

2. Norton, Charles Eliot:

   • Bust purchased by Brenner, November 1911.
   • Left as memorial, February 1913.
   • Bequest to Harvard, March 1913.
   • Memorial lecture, January 1921.

3. Old Masters in Boston:

   • November 1910 entry.

4. Otto Print:

   • February 1920 and March 1920 entries.

5. Perkins, F. Mason:

   • Italian paintings in the Fogg Museum, October 1905.
   • Articles in "Art and America," October 1921.

6. Polidoro da Lanzano:

   • March 1915 entry.

7. Pope, Arthur:

   • Article on French Art at the Fogg Museum, May 31, 1919.
   • Exhibition of his work, June 1920, September 1921.

8. Post, Chandler Rathfon:

   • Articles in the Nation, March 1915, January 1916.
   • Bust of President Eliot, March 1910, April 1910.

9. Reports - Fogg Museum:

   • Various reports from 1899-1920 covering different periods.

10. Romano, AntonIazzo:

    • Saint Fabiano, Pope, March 1911.

11. Ross, Denman Waldo:

    • Multiple entries from February 1914 to August 1921, including exhibitions and collections.

12. Sabine, Wallace C.:

    • Lecture on acoustic properties of Fogg Museum, December 1911.

13. Sachs, Paul J.:

    • Multiple entries from December 1914 to April 1920, including exhibitions, research fellowships, and other events.

14. Sargent:

    • Lake O'Hara (water color), March 1921.
    • Other works and exhibitions mentioned.

15. Society of Friends:

    • March 1914, March 1915 entries.

16. Spinello Aretino:

    • Painting mentioned, October 1911.

17. Tea - Departments of Fine Arts:

    • Drama, Literature, and Music, March 1920.

18. Tommaso da Modena:

    • Death of a Bishop, May 1920, July 1920.

19. Turner:

    • Devonshire March, 1913.

20. Umbrian School:

    • Madonna and Child, January 1920.

21. University Portraits:

    • General Joseph Hayes, March 1914.
    • Reverend Charles A. Humphreys, March 1914.
    • Various other entries for portraits.

The index is a chronological record of events and activities connected to the Fogg Art Museum, showcasing a wide range of art-related topics and notable individuals.

The image displays an index page from the "Fogg Art Museum Scrap Book," Volume I, covering the years 1900 to October 1, 1920. The index lists various entries with names of individuals, events, and subjects related to the museum, along with the corresponding months and years.

Here's a detailed summary of the entries listed on the page:

1. Mower, Martin: April, 1919
2. Norton, Charles Eliot:
   • Bust by Brenner, November, 1911
   • Prints left as memorial, February, 1913
   • Bequest to Harvard, March, 1913
   • Memorial lecture, January, 1921
3. Old Masters in Boston: November, 1910
4. Otto Print: February, 1920; March, 1920
5. Perkins, F. Mason:
   • Italian Painting in the Fogg Museum, October, 1905
   • Article in Art and America, October, 1921
6. Polidoro da Lanzano: March, 1915
7. Pope, Arthur:
   • Article on French Art at the Fogg Museum, May 31, 1919
   • Exhibition of his work, June, 1920; September, 1921
8. Porter, A. Kingsley: March, 1920
9. Post, Chandler R.:
   • Article in the Nation, March, 1915; January, 1916
10. Potter, Louis:
    • Bust of President Eliot, March, 1910; April, 1910
11. Report - Fogg Museum:
    • 1908-1909, May, 1910
    • 1909-1910, March, 1911
    • 1910-1911, February, 1912
    • 1911-1912, March, 1913
    • 1912-1913, May, 1914
    • March, 1917
    • September, 1917
    • May, 1918
12. Romano, Antoniazzo: Saint Fabian, Pope: March, 1911
13. Ross, D. W.:
    • February, 1914; June, 1914; January, 1917; March, 1917; August, 1921
14. Ross Collection of Paintings: November, 1919; December, 1919
15. Sabine, Wallace C.: Lecture on Acoustic Properties of Fogg Museum: December, 1911
16. Sachs, P. J.:
    • December, 1914; May, 1916; June, 1916; December, 1919; January, 1920; March, 1920; April, 1920
17. Sachs Research Fellowship in Fine Arts: March, 1916; May, 1916; January, 1919; February, 1919
18. Sargent Exhibit: January, 1917
19. Sargent, John Singer:
    • Lake O'Hara (water color), March, 1921
    • Sargent & President Lowell (charcoal sketch), May, 1920
20. Sargent Memorial: February, 1916; January, 1918
21. Society of Friends: March, 1914; March, 1915
22. Spinello Aretino, painting: October, 1911
23. Tea - Departments of Fine Arts, Drama, Literature, and Music: March, 1920
24. Tomasso da Modena: Death of a Bishop: May, 1920; July, 1920
25. Turner: Devonport: March, 1913
26. Umbrian School: Madonna and Child: January, 1920
27. University Portraits:
    • General Joseph Hayes, March, 1914
    • Rev. Charles A. Humphreys, March, 1914
    • Chauncey, February, 1913; March, 1913
    • Lady and Sir Matthew Holworthy, July, 1910; October, 1910; November, 1910

This index provides a chronological and thematic listing of various art-related events, acquisitions, exhibitions, and notable individuals associated with the Fogg Art Museum during the specified period.

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 lists various entries related to the Fogg Art Museum and its activities, including individuals, events, and publications.

Here are some detailed entries from the page:

1. Mower, Martin: April, 1919
2. Norton, Charles Eliot:
   • Bust by Brenner, November, 1911
   • Prints left as memorial, February, 1913
   • Bequest to Harvard, March, 1913
   • Memorial lecture, January, 1921
3. Old Masters in Boston: November, 1910
4. Otto Print: February, 1920; March, 1920
5. Perkins, F. Mason:
   • Italian Painting in the Fogg Museum, October, 1905
   • Article in Art and America, October, 1921
6. Polidoro da Lanzano: March, 1915
7. Pope, Arthur:
   • Article on French Art at the Fogg Museum, May 31, 1919
   • Exhibition of his work, June, 1920; September, 1921
8. Forster, A. Kingsley: March, 1920
9. Post, Chandler R.:
   • Article in the Nation, March, 1913
   • January, 1916
10. Potter, Louis:
    • Bust of President Eliot, March, 1910; April, 1910

Report--Fogg Museum:

• Monthly reports from 1908-1909 to 1917-1918, with specific months listed:
  • May, 1910
  • March, 1911
  • February, 1912
  • March, 1913
  • May, 1914
  • March, 1917
  • September, 1917
  • May, 1918

11. Romano, Antoniazzo: Saint Fabian, Pope, March, 1911
12. Ross, D. W.:
    • February, 1914; June, 1914; January, 1917; March, 1917; August, 1921
13. Ross Collection of Paintings: November, 1919; December, 1919
14. Sabine, Wallace O.: Lecture on Acoustic Properties of Fogg Museum, December, 1911
15. Sachs, P. J.:
    • December, 1914; May, 1916; June, 1916; December, 1919; January, 1920; March, 1920; April, 1920
16. Sachs Research Fellowship in Fine Arts: March, 1916; May, 1916; January, 1919; February, 1919
17. Sargent Exhibit: January, 1917
18. Sargent:
    • Lake O'Hara (water color), March, 1921
    • Sargent and President Lowell (charcoal sketch), May, 1920
    • Sargent, Oscar: December, 1914; January, 1915; January, 1916; February, 1916; January, 1918
19. Society of Friends: March, 1914; March, 1915
20. Spinello Aretino, painting: October, 1911
21. Tea--Departments of Fine Arts, Drama, Literature, and Music: March, 1920
22. Tommaso da Modena: Death of a Bishop, May, 1920; July, 1920
23. Turner: Devonport, March, 1913
24. Umbrian School: Madonna and Child, January, 1920
25. University Portraits:
    • Rev. Charles A. Humphreys, March, 1914
    • Chaucer, February, 1913; March, 1913
    • Lady and Sir Matthew Holworthy, July, 1910; October, 1910; November, 1910

This index provides a detailed chronological reference for various events, individuals, and publications related to the Fogg Art Museum within the specified timeframe.

This image shows a typed index page from a scrapbook titled "INDEX TO FOGG ART MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK VOLUME I 1900 -- OCTOBER 1, 1920." The page lists various entries related to artists, exhibitions, articles, lectures, and events documented in the scrapbook, along with corresponding dates. The entries are organized alphabetically by the last name or subject, from names like "Mower, Martin" to "University Portraits."

There are multiple notable entries with specific dates, such as:

• Norton, Charles Eliot: Bust by Brenner, November 1911; Prints left as memorial, February 1913; Bequest to Harvard, March 1913; Memorial lecture, January 1921
• Perkins, F. Mason: Italian Painting in the Fogg Museum, October 1905; Article in Art and America, October 1921
• Pope, Arthur: Article on French Art at the Fogg Museum, May 31, 1919; Exhibition of his Work, June 1920; September 1921
• Several entries related to reports from the Fogg Museum spanning from 1899 to 1918
• Ross, D. W.: Several dates ranging from February 1914 to August 1921
• Several artistic and academic events, lectures, and exhibitions dated between 1900 and 1921

The page number "12" is indicated at the bottom center, and the top right corner has the handwritten number "13." Some sections of text, particularly around the middle, have overlapping or unclear typing marks. Overall, the page serves as a detailed reference guide for the scrapbook's contents related to the Fogg Art Museum in the early 20th century.

The image displays a page from an index to the Fogg Art Museum Scrap Book, Volume I, covering the period from 1900 to October 1, 1920. The page is numbered 12 at the bottom and lists various entries in alphabetical order by the author or subject's surname. Each entry includes the author or subject's name followed by details of their work or association with the Fogg Art Museum, along with relevant dates.

Some notable entries include:

• Mower, Martin: April, 1919.
• Morton, Charles Eliot: Multiple entries ranging from November 1911 to January 1921.
• Old Masters in Boston: November, 1910.
• Report--Fogg Museum: Various dates from 1899 to 1920.
• Romano, Antoniazzo: Saint Fabian, Pope, March, 1911.
• Sachs, P. J.: Multiple entries from December 1914 to April 1920.
• Sargent, John Singer: President Lowell, (charcoal sketch), May, 1920.
• University Portraits: Various entries from 1910 to November, 1920.

The page is slightly worn, with visible holes from binding on the left side. The casual handwriting of the number "3" in the top right corner indicates the page may be part of a series or a personal marking.

This image shows a page from what appears to be an index of a publication relating to the Fogg Art Museum, titled "INDEX TO FOGG ART MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK / VOLUME I / 1900 -- OCTOBER 1, 1920". The page lists various entries in alphabetical order by the last name of the artist, author, or subject. Each entry includes a brief description such as the title of a work, the type of medium, or the nature of the content (e.g., "Article on French Art at the Fogg Museum"), followed by one or more dates that presumably correspond to the mention of these items within the scrapbook. Dates range from 1900 to 1920.

The entries suggest the scrapbook contains a collection of records on different art-related events, articles, exhibitions, and acquisitions associated with the Fogg Art Museum. Artists and subjects like Charles Eliot Norton, Old Masters, Italian and French art, and various individuals who had exhibitions or were subjects of articles are referenced. The page is typewritten, has a visible page number "3" at the top right corner and has an old appearance, indicating that the document is from the earlier part of the 20th century.

The image shows the index page of a scrapbook titled "Index to Fogg Art Museum Scrap Book, Volume I", dated 1900 – October 1, 1920. The page is formatted as a typed document with a clean, structured layout, typical of archival or historical records.

Key Features:

1. Title and Volume Information:

   • The title at the top reads: "INDEX TO FOGG ART MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK".
   • It specifies that this is Volume I, covering the period from 1900 to October 1, 1920.

2. Content Structure:

   • The page is organized alphabetically by names (e.g., "Mower, Martin," "Norton, Charles Eliot," etc.).
   • Each entry lists:
     • Name of the individual or entity.
     • Events, articles, or related items associated with that name.
     • Dates when these events or items occurred.

3. Entries:

   • Mower, Martin: April, 1919.
   • Norton, Charles Eliot: Multiple entries, including a bust by Brenner in November 1911, prints left as a memorial in February 1913, and a bequest to Harvard in March 1913.
   • Old Masters in Boston: November, 1910.
   • Otto Print: February, 1920; March, 1920.
   • Perkins, F. Mason: Italian Painting in the Fogg Museum, October 1905; an article in Art and America, October 1921.
   • Polidoro da Lanzano: March, 1915.
   • Pope, Arthur: Article on French Art at the Fogg Museum, May 31, 1919; a kingsley of his work in June 1920 and September 1921.
   • Porter, A. Kingsley: March, 1920.
   • Post, Chandler R.: Article in The Nation, March 1915; January 1916.
   • Potter, Louis: Bust of President Eliot, March 1910; April, 1910.
   • Report—Fogg Museum: Multiple reports spanning from 1908–1909 to 1912–1913, with specific dates listed.
   • Romano, Antoniazzo: Saint Fabian, Pope, March 1911.
   • Ross, D. W.: February, 1914; June 1914; January 1917; March 1917; August 1921.
   • Ross Collection of Paintings: November 1919; December 1919.
   • Sabine, Wallace C.: Lecture on Acoustic Properties of Fogg Museum, December 1911.
   • Sachs, F. J.: December 1914; May 1916; June 1916; December 1919; January 1920; April 1920.
   • Sachs Research Fellowship in Fine Arts: March 1916; May 1916; January 1919; February 1919.
   • Sargent Exhibit: January 1917.
   • Sargent, Lake O’Hare: Watercolor, March 1921.
   • Sargent, J. Singer: "President Lowell (charcoal sketch)," May 1920.
   • Siren, Oswald: December 1914; January 1915; February 1916; January 1918.
   • Society of Friends: March 1914; March 1915.
   • Spinello Arevino: Painting, October 1911.
   • Tea-Departments of Fine Arts, Drama, Literature, and Music: March 1920.
   • Tomasso da Modena: Death of a Bishop, May 1920; July 1920.
   • Turner: Devonport, March 1913.
   • Umbrian School: Madonna and Child, January 1920.
   • University Portraits: General J. Joseph Hayes, March 1914; Rev. Charles A. Humphreys, March 1914; Chaucer, February 1913; March 1913; February 1914; Lady and Sir Matthew Holworthy, July 1910; October 1910; November 1910.

4. Page Number:

   • The page is labeled -12-, indicating it is part of a larger document or scrapbook.

Purpose:

This index serves as a reference tool for organizing and locating information within the Fogg Art Museum's scrapbook. It allows researchers or archivists to quickly identify events, exhibitions, lectures, articles, and other notable occurrences related to specific individuals, artworks, or topics during the specified time period.

Visual Characteristics:

• Typography: The text is typed in a monospaced font, consistent with early 20th-century typewriters.
• Layout: The entries are neatly aligned, with consistent spacing and indentation.
• Condition: The page appears clean and well-preserved, suggesting it is part of an archival collection.

In summary, this image depicts a meticulously organized index page from a historical scrapbook, providing a detailed timeline of events and references related to the Fogg Art Museum from 1900 to October 1, 1920.