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ARCH.2003.22, Rendition: 808889
This image shows a page from an "Index to Fogg Museum Scrap Book, Volume II," dated October 1920 to June 1924. The page is printed on a light-colored paper and lists various entries related to events, exhibitions, and individuals within the context of the Fogg Museum during that time period. Here are some of the key entries:
The page is part of a scrapbook, as indicated by the title, and the paper shows signs of age, with some discoloration and minor tears along the edges. The binding of the scrapbook is visible on the left side, with a strip of tape across it, suggesting an attempt to secure the pages. The overall condition of the scrapbook indicates it has been well-used over time.
The image shows an open book or scrapbook. The left page is titled "INDEX TO FOGG MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK" and it is labeled as "VOLUME II" covering the period from October 1920 to June 1924. The page lists various topics and events related to the Fogg Museum, such as the Sachs Fellowship in Fine Arts, Sargent murals in Widener, a portrait of President Lowell, an article about Sassetta and Cosimo Tura in 'The Arts', a Special Libraries Association Meeting, the Summer School of Arts and Sciences, mentions of Thompson and Warner, an exhibition at the Widener Library, Sargent murals, and a Cambodian head at the Worcester Art Museum. The right page appears to be a separate document or note with some text in French and English, possibly related to art or museum acquisitions. The book itself looks old with aged and slightly damaged pages.
This is a photograph of an open, aged scrapbook, displaying its left-hand page. The book appears to be a historical archival volume, likely from the Fogg Museum, as indicated by the title on the page.
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The image captures a well-used, historical document. The index suggests the scrapbook was compiled to track activities, publications, and events related to the Fogg Museum and the broader art world during the early 1920s. The visible wear underscores its age and use as a research or archival tool. The layered paper suggests it may have been compiled or updated over time with different materials.
An open book with a page on the right side that has the text "Index to Fogg Museum Scrap Book Volume II October, 1920 - June, 1924" written on top. Below the text, there are names of people with dates and places written next to them. The page is covered with a brown paper with some text written on it. The book has a brown cover.
The image shows an open book with a title page that reads "INDEX TO FOGO MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK, VOLUME II, October, 1920 -- June, 1924." The book appears to be an index or a compilation of articles, events, and other information related to the FOGO Museum. The page is mostly blank, with a few words and phrases scattered throughout, possibly indicating the topics or subjects covered in the book. The book's spine is visible on the left side of the image, and the pages are slightly curled, suggesting that it is an older book.
The image shows an open book titled "Index to Fogg Museum Scrap Book, Volume II". The visible page contains a list of entries, likely an index or table of contents, detailing various events, exhibitions, and related topics from the years 1920 to 1924. The entries are organized chronologically and include references to notable individuals, institutions, and specific events.
Title and Volume: The book is labeled as "Index to Fogg Museum Scrap Book, Volume II", indicating it is part of a larger collection or archive, likely related to the Fogg Art Museum.
Timeframe: The entries span from October 1920 to June 1924, covering a four-year period.
Content: The listed items include:
Physical Condition: The book appears aged, with visible signs of wear, such as discoloration, slight tears, and tape or adhesive marks on the pages. The spine is visible on the left side, suggesting the book is bound in a traditional manner.
This index likely serves as a reference tool for researchers or archivists to quickly locate specific events, exhibitions, or individuals mentioned in the scrapbook. The structured format and chronological listing suggest it was compiled for organizational and retrieval purposes.
The Fogg Art Museum, now part of the Harvard Art Museums, is known for its extensive archives and historical records. This scrapbook and its index would have been valuable for documenting the museum's activities, exhibitions, and notable figures during the early 20th century.
In summary, the image depicts a historical index page from a scrapbook related to the Fogg Museum, providing a structured overview of events and references from 1920 to 1924.
This image shows an open scrapbook or binder with a page titled "INDEX TO FOGG MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK VOLUME II." The page lists items in the scrapbook, referring to events, collections, or exhibitions taking place between October 1920 and June 1924. The entries include a variety of topics such as Sachs Fellowship in Fine Arts, portraits by Sargent, museum exhibits, and meetings of special librarian associations. The list appears to include dates and perhaps the titles of articles or locations of the content referenced.
The physical condition of the scrapbook suggests that it is old, with yellowing paper and signs of wear. There are visible tears and creases, especially at the bottom of the page, indicating frequent handling or poor storage. The page number "6-" is seen at the bottom right, indicating this is a continuation page from the index. There is also a torn piece of tape or paper along the center binding, which is aging and coming apart, further suggesting the scrapbook's age and fragility.
The image depicts a page from a scrapbook or catalog titled "Index to Fogg Museum Scrap Book, Volume II," covering the period of October 1920 to June 1924. The page lists events, exhibitions, fellowships, and notable occurrences associated with the Fogg Museum during this time. The text is typewritten, with entries such as "Sachs Fellowship in Fine Arts," "Portrait of President Lowell," and "Widener Library, exhibition of April, 1921." The page includes details like dates and locations. The document is old and slightly yellowed, suggesting historical significance. Some edges are worn, and a partial view of other pages is visible underneath it.
An open, aged scrapbook laid flat. In the foreground is a cream-colored typed page titled “INDEX TO FOGG MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK – VOLUME II” with dates “October, 1920 – June, 1924.” The page lists several items (fellowships, portraits, library exhibitions, etc.) with dates. A small page number “-6-” sits at the bottom. The book’s spine is visible on the left with red binding, and behind the white page are yellowed, folded pages and envelopes, giving a vintage archival feel. The overall impression is of a 1920s scrapbook index.
The image depicts an open scrapbook or archival book with typed text on the visible page. The page is titled "INDEX TO FOGG MUSEUM SCRAP BOOK VOLUME II" and covers the period from October 1920 to June 1924. Below the title, various entries are listed chronologically, referencing different events, exhibitions, and publications related to the Fogg Museum. Some entries include:
The page number "-6-" appears at the bottom center of the page. The edges of the book and pages are worn and slightly torn, indicating age. There are other pages partially visible beneath and behind the displayed page.