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Fogg Art Museum Scrapbook, July 1924-April 1927

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The image depicts a page from a transcript or a catalog dated February 26, 1927. The page is divided into several sections, each containing different types of information. Here is a detailed summary of the contents:

Top Section:

  • Header: "Transcript Sat Feb 19 '27"
  • Catalogue:
    • Water Colors:
      • A list of watercolor paintings with titles and locations, numbered from 1 to 19. Some notable titles include:
        • "Houghton and Tuckerman Ravines, Pinkham Notch"
        • "The Great Gulf from the Glen House"
        • "Jefferson and Adams from the Carriage Road"
        • "Toward Gorham from above the Hall"
        • "Jefferson from the shoulder of Washington"
        • "Madison from the Carriage Road"
        • "Sunshine on the Osgood Trail"
        • "The Road to Gorham"
        • "Mount Monroe from Intervale"
        • "To the Great Gulf"
        • "The Presidential Range from the Peabody River"
        • "To Pinkham Notch"
        • "Road to Pinkham Notch"
        • "To Pinkham Notch, Conway"
      • Other Paintings:
        • "Country Shop, Plymouth"
        • "Tarpanin Cove, Nonsham"
        • "Pinkham Notch"
        • "Witchery Glen, Nonsham"
        • "Hill Slope from the Kitchen Garden"
        • "The Drawing Room at Hill Slope"
        • "Place de la Concorde"
        • "Juniper Tree, Hingham"
        • "Liddel, two countries, three counties"
        • "The Red Chair and the Roman Fell, Liddel"
        • "Tapestry Room, Fenway Court"
        • "Pope's Urn, Fenway Court"
        • "Romanesque Lions, Fenway Court"
      • Drawings:
        • "President Eliot"
        • "M. M. Anderson Clarke"
        • "Dr. E. L. Clarke"

Middle Section:

  • Harvard Sponsors Week of Lectures:
    • A list of lectures scheduled for the week, including:
      • "Professor Ingham's Talks on Art"
      • "Professor Robinson's Talk on Art"
      • "Professor Woods' Talk on Art"
      • "Professor Coolidge's Talk on Art"
      • "Professor Kittredge's Talk on Art"
      • "Professor Babbitt's Talk on Art"
      • "Professor Hocking's Talk on Art"
      • "Professor Lowell's Talk on Art"
      • "Professor Copeland's Talk on Art"
      • "Professor Shorey's Talk on Art"
      • "Professor Lyman's Talk on Art"
      • "Professor Munroe's Talk on Art"
      • "Professor Palmer's Talk on Art"
      • "Professor Coolidge's Talk on Art"
      • "Professor Woods' Talk on Art"
      • "Professor Kittredge's Talk on Art"
      • "Professor Hocking's Talk on Art"
      • "Professor Lowell's Talk on Art"
      • "Professor Copeland's Talk on Art"
      • "Professor Shorey's Talk on Art"
      • "Professor Lyman's Talk on Art"
      • "Professor Munroe's Talk on Art"
      • "Professor Palmer's Talk on Art"

Bottom Section:

  • Transcript Sat Feb 26 '27:
    • Water Colors by Pope:
      • A detailed description of watercolor paintings by Pope, including:
        • "The Great Gulf from the Glen House"
        • "Jefferson and Adams from the Carriage Road"
        • "Toward Gorham from above the Hall"
        • "Jefferson from the shoulder of Washington"
        • "Madison from the Carriage Road"
        • "Sunshine on the Osgood Trail"
        • "The Road to Gorham"
        • "Mount Monroe from Intervale"
        • "To the Great Gulf"
        • "The Presidential Range from the Peabody River"
        • "To Pinkham Notch"
        • "Road to Pinkham Notch"
        • "To Pinkham Notch, Conway"

Additional Notes:

  • The page includes various annotations and highlights, indicating specific points of interest or importance.
  • The layout suggests a structured format, likely part of a larger document or catalog related to art exhibitions and lectures at Harvard.

This summary provides an overview of the contents and structure of the image, highlighting the key elements and information presented.

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The image displays an open book with various sections of text and lists. The left page is titled 'Transcript Sat Feb.19.27' at the top, and the right page is titled 'Transcript Sat Feb.26.27.' Both pages contain detailed lists and descriptions under the heading 'CATALOGUE.'

On the left page, the catalogue lists 'WATER COLORS' with items numbered from 1 to 20. Each entry appears to be a title of an artwork, often specifying locations such as 'Huntington and Tuckerman Ravin, Jeffersons, The Great Gulf,' and others. The list includes the names of various places like 'Saco River, North Conway,' and artistic subjects such as 'Adams and Madison from the Carriage Road.'

On the right page, the catalogue continues with 'WATER COLORS BY POPE' and lists items from 21 to 34, again specifying titles like 'Cranberry Bogs, Plymouth,' 'The Blackborn and the Roan Fell,' and 'Romanesque Lions, Faneuil Hall.' Below this list, the section 'DRAWINGS' is introduced, with items numbered 35 to 37, mentioning specific drawings like 'President Eliot' and 'Mr. Atherton Clarke.'

In the middle section, there is an article from the 'Cambridge Tribune' dated 'Saturday, February 26, 1927,' discussing an art exhibition at the Harvard Union, featuring works by Frank W. Bellows, and mentioning other events and exhibitions.

The text at the bottom of the right page describes the Harvard Union's art exhibition, highlighting a portrait of a girl by Russell and works by other artists, and mentioning the Harvard Art Museum and the Fogg Art Museum. It also lists upcoming lectures, including one on 'The Problem Child' by Dr. Douglas A. Thom and another on 'The Chinese Drama' by Dr. Ernest E. Williams.

The text at the bottom of the left page discusses an exhibition of watercolors, pastels, and drawings by Frank W. Bellows, AA, at the Harvard Union, with details about the artworks and the artist's background.

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The image depicts a newspaper clipping from the Cambridge Tribune, dated Saturday, February 26, 1927. The clipping includes several sections related to art and exhibitions:

  1. Catalogue of Water Colors and Drawings:

    • Water Colors:
      This section lists 20 watercolor paintings by an artist, with titles such as:

      1. Huntrington and Tuckerinan Ravines
      2. The Great Gulf from the Glen House
      3. The Beginning of the Carriage Road
      4. Tuckerman Ravine from below the Glen
        ...
      5. Saco River, North Conway

    • Drawings:
      This section lists 5 drawings, including:

      1. President Eliot (drawing made a few days after his 90th birthday)
      2. Mr. Atherton Clarke
      3. Dr. E. H. Place (at Mrs. Tarkio’s)

  2. Article Titled "Art and Music" by Marian P. Whitney:

    • The article discusses a recent lecture by Professor Arthur Pope at the Cambridge Center. The lecture, part of a series on the fine arts, focused on Persian and Indian miniatures and their influence on Western art.
    • The lecture was well-attended and included numerous slides illustrating different art periods and styles.
    • The author notes the educational value and the pleasure derived from such lectures, highlighting the importance of art appreciation.

  3. Harvard Sponsored Lectures:

    • An announcement of upcoming lectures at Harvard University, part of the "Variety of Subjects" series by Eight Speakers.
    • The next lecture mentioned is by Dr. Douglas A. Thom on "The Problem Child."

  4. Exhibition Announcement:

    • The Boston Art Museum and the Fogg Museum at Harvard are hosting exhibitions.
    • The Fogg Museum's exhibition includes a variety of pieces from different periods and artists, such as:
      • Paintings by Arthur Pope, Thornton Oakley, and others.
      • A collection of etchings by Whistler.
      • Watercolors by Winslow Homer.
      • Japanese prints and other notable works.

  5. Water Colors by Pope:

    • A description of an exhibition in the Fine Arts Department at Harvard displaying a group of mountain sketches and other subjects by Pope, which are noted for their freshness and spontaneity.

The newspaper clipping provides a comprehensive view of the art scene, including exhibitions, lectures, and educational opportunities related to art in the Cambridge and Harvard communities during that time.

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The image shows a page from a historical newspaper, specifically from the Cambridge Tribune, dated February 26, 1927. The page contains several articles and listings related to art and events.

Top Section:

  • Headline: "Transcript Sat. Feb. 19, 27"
  • Catalogue (Water Colors):
    • A list of watercolor paintings with their respective titles and artists:
      1. Hudson and Tuckerman Ravines, Glen House
      2. The Great Gulf from the Glen House
      3. The Beginning of the Carriage Road
      4. Tuckerman Ravine from below the Glen
      5. The Great Gulf on the Carriage Road
      6. Adams and Adams from the Carriage
      7. Toward Gorham from above the Half-Way House
      8. Jefferson from the shoulder of Washington
      9. Adams and Madison from the Carriage
      10. Early Morning on the Osgood Trail
      11. The Road to Gorham
      12. Mount Washington from Intervale
      13. Intervale
      14. The Great Gulf from Intervale
      15. Mountain Ash in the Great Gulf
      16. The Great Gulf
      17. Near the Source of the Pemigewasset River
      18. Road in Pinkham Notch
      19. Saco River, North Conway
      20. Cranberry Bogs, Plymouth
      21. Tarpaulin Cove, Nassau
      22. Witches’ Glen, Nassau
      23. Hill Stead, Farmington
      24. Hill Stead from the Kitchen Garden
      25. Tuileries Garden, Paris
      26. Place de la Concorde
      27. Junction of the More and the Less
      28. The Blackburn and the Roan Fell
      29. The Black Room, Fenway Court
      30. Raphael Room, Fenway Court
      31. Romanesque Lions, Fenway Court

Middle Section:

  • Drawings:
    • List of drawings with titles and artists:
      1. President Eliec (Drawing made a few days after the nineteenth birthday celebration)
      2. Mr. Atherton Clarke
      3. Dr. E. E. Taylor (Last by Mr. Clarke)

Article on Art and Music:

  • Title: "Art and Music"
  • Subheading: "By Harold W. McAllister"
  • Content:
    • Discusses a portrait of a girl's head by Rubens, which is currently on display at the Fogg Museum.
    • Highlights the artistic techniques and the historical context of the painting.
    • Mentions the exhibition of works by Rubens and other artists, including Rembrandt and Titian.
    • Notes the upcoming exhibition of drawings by the French artist Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin.

Bottom Section:

  • Headline: "Harvard Sponsors Week of Lectures"
  • Programme:
    • A series of lectures on a variety of subjects by eight speakers.
    • Titles include:
      • "The Problem Child" by Dr. Douglas A. Thomson
      • "The Story of the Incandescent Lamp" by Dr. Harold C. Urey
      • "The Story of the Renaissance Movement in China" by Dr. James H. Breasted
      • "The Story of the Incandescent Lamp" by Dr. Harold C. Urey
    • Mentions the venue (Harvard Memorial Hall) and the date (February 28, 1927).

Additional Article:

  • Title: "Water Colors by Pope"
  • Content:
    • Discusses an exhibition of watercolors by Joseph Pope, displayed at Harvard’s Fine Arts Department.
    • Describes the variety and quality of the landscapes depicted, ranging from the White Mountains to New Hampshire scenes.
    • Mentions the exhibition's opening and the significance of the works.

This page provides a snapshot of cultural activities and art-related events happening in the Cambridge area in 1927.

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The image contains two newspaper clippings, both from the Cambridge Tribune, dated February 26, 1927.

The left page includes:

  1. Catalogue of Water Colors:

    • A list of 34 watercolor paintings with titles such as "Hudson and Tuckerman Ravines," "The Great Gulf from the Glen House," and "Mount Washington from Intervale." These watercolors are attributed to various locations and scenes, including views of mountains, rivers, and other natural landscapes.

  2. An Article on Art and Music:

    • A section titled "Art and Music" by H. M. discusses the significance of a portrait of a girl's head by Rubens and the work of 16th and 17th-century artists, highlighting their contributions to the fine arts. It mentions a free art course, "Art in the 16th and 15th Centuries," which will be open to the public.

The right page includes:

  1. Catalogue of Drawings:

    • A list of 7 drawings, including works by notable artists such as President Eliot, Mr. Atherton Clarke, and Dr. E. E. Taylor. These works are described as being made for various occasions, such as the President's birthday and other special events.

  2. Harvard-Sponsored Week of Lectures:

    • A program for a week of lectures on various subjects, including talks on the "Problems of Childhood" by Dr. Douglas A. Thomson, "The Story of the Incandescent Lamp" by Professor H. E. Cliff, and "The Story of the Incandescent Lamp" by Professor A. M. Worthington among others. The lectures are scheduled to take place at different venues on and around the Harvard campus.

  3. Water Colors by Pope:

    • An article discussing an exhibition of watercolors by Pope at the Fine Arts Department at Harvard. The exhibition features works from various locations, including the White Mountains and New Hampshire, and is noted for its diverse subjects and artistic quality.

  4. Additional Information:

    • There is a note about the Harvard Art Museum's exhibition, including a description of the work of the artist and the types of landscapes depicted.

Overall, the clippings showcase the cultural and educational offerings at Harvard, including art exhibitions and lectures on diverse topics.

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The image depicts a page from a newspaper dated February 26, 1927, titled "Cambridge Tribune." The page includes several sections:

  1. Catalogue of Water Colors:

    • Lists various watercolors by different artists, including titles such as:
      • "Hudson and Tuckerman Ravines"
      • "The Great Gulf from the Glen House"
      • "The Beginning of the Carriage Road"
      • "Jefferson from the Shoulder of Washington"
      • "Early Morning on the Osgood Trail"
      • "Mount Washington from Intervale"
      • "The Road to Gorham"
      • "Saco River, North Conway"
      • and others.

  2. Catalogue of Drawings:

    • Includes a few drawings by notable artists:
      • "President Eliot"
      • "Mr. Atherton Clarke"
      • "Dr. E. E. Taylor"

  3. Transcript of a Lecture:

    • Harvard Sponsored Week of Lectures:
      • The text mentions lectures on subjects such as "The Problem Child" and "The Story of the Incandescent Light" by various speakers.
      • It highlights a display of watercolors and drawings by renowned artists at Harvard University, showcasing their works in the Fine Arts Department.
      • The lecture program includes talks by distinguished individuals including Dr. Douglas, Professor H. E. Cliff, and others, scheduled from February 26 to February 27.

  4. Article on Art and Music:

    • The article titled "Art and Music" discusses the historical and artistic significance of a specific painting by Rembrandt, "Girl with a Pearl Earring," and its influence. It also mentions a free art course in the 16th and 15th centuries.

  5. Free Art Course:

    • An event is advertised, titled "Free Art Course" which is likely a series of lectures or demonstrations, open to the public.

Overall, the newspaper page appears to be a cultural and educational snapshot from the Cambridge area in 1927, focusing on art exhibitions, lectures, and educational offerings.

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The image shows a scrapbook or album page with several newspaper clippings and a printed catalogue affixed to it. At the top center is a printed catalogue listing watercolor paintings and drawings, including titles and locations like "Huntington and Tuckerman Ravines, Mount Washington," and "The Drawing Room at Hill Stead." The catalogue is labeled with two columns: one titled "Water Colors" and the other "Drawings."

Around the catalogue are several newspaper clippings dated from February 1927. The clippings include articles and announcements related to art exhibitions, lectures, and events at Harvard. These clippings mention topics such as an art show, a free art course on Byzantine art, a week of lectures sponsored by Harvard, and a watercolors exhibit by an instructor named Pope. The layout appears carefully curated with handwritten dates for each clipping, showing a focus on art and educational activities during that time.

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This is an image of two open pages from an old book or journal with content related to art exhibitions, specifically focused on watercolors, drawings, and educational lectures. The left page appears to be a list of watercolor works listed under the heading "CATALOGUE" with titles of artworks numbered 1 through 20. The right page continues this list with artworks numbered 21 through 37.

Below the catalogue lists on both pages are sections of text. On the left page, below the list of watercolors, there is an excerpt titled "Cambridge Tribune, Sat. February 26, 1921" with a subtitle "Art and Music" discussing a girl's head by Reynolds, with additional critique and information on art courses like "Byzantine Art in the 14th and 15th Centuries."

The right side has details about "HARVARD SPONSORS WEEK OF LECTURES," with a subtitle "Programme Includes Talk on a Variety of Subjects by English, Volume, Speakers." This part highlights a series of lectures and includes mention of an art instructor at Harvard, Mr. Pope, who displays a group of mountain sketches and other subjects of art.

There is additional handwriting at the top and bottom margins of the pages, primarily dates such as "Transcript, Sat. Feb. 19, '21" and "Transcript Sat. Feb. 26 '21." The handwriting suggests that the content may have been transcribed from another source on the indicated dates.

The pages have a yellowed, antique appearance and feature a column layout typical of printed materials from the early 20th century. The image captures some elements of early 20th-century art culture and academia, with particular focus on the appreciation and study of art in an educational context.

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The image depicts a scrapbook page that contains a variety of articles, categorized information, and clippings. Prominently, there are two columns headed with "CATALOGUE" containing lists of watercolor paintings and drawings. The titles cover a range of locations, landscapes, and scenes, including "Mount Washington," "Saco River," "Jefferson and Adams from the Carriage Road," "Cranberry Bogs, Plymouth," "Tarpaulin Cove, Naushon," and more.

On the lower part of the page, there are articles and newspaper clippings. One clipping from the "Cambridge Tribune, Sat. February 26, 1927" is titled "Art and Music" and written by Harold Todd. Another is titled "HARVARD SPONSORS WEEK OF LECTURES" and includes information on upcoming lectures on various subjects by faculty members. Adjacent to this is another article from the "Transcript, Sat. Feb. 26, '27" titled "WATER COLORS BY POPE," describing watercolor works displayed at Harvard, notably by Dell Richards, and discussing the artist's watercolor techniques and subject matter.

The page is organized and showcases various topics, primarily related to art exhibitions, lectures, and reviews of artwork.

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The image shows an open book or catalog with two visible pages. The left page is titled "Catalogue" and lists numbered entries, likely describing artworks or exhibits. The entries are organized as follows:

Left Page: Catalogue

  • Title: "Catalogue"
  • Content: A numbered list of items, presumably artworks or exhibits, with titles such as:
    • "Huntington and Tuckerman Ravines"
    • "The Great Gulf from the Glen House"
    • "The Beginning of the Carriage Road"
    • "The Tuckerman Ravine from the Glen"
    • "The Great Gulf from the Carriage Road"
    • And several others, including landscapes, portraits, and other scenes.
  • Additional Notes: At the bottom of the page, there is a section titled "DRAWINGS", listing a few named drawings, such as:
    • "President Eliot (drawing made a few days after the Nineteenth birthday celebration)"
    • "Mr. Atherton Clark (Lenf by Mrs. Clarke)"
    • "Dr. E. L. (Lenf by Mrs. Taylor)"
  • Pricing: A note at the bottom states, "Prices on Application", indicating that pricing details would be provided upon request.

Right Page: Newspaper Clipping

  • Title: "Art and Music" from the Cambridge Tribune, dated Saturday, February 26, 1927.
  • Content: The article discusses an art exhibition featuring works by Arthur Pope, an instructor in the Fine Arts Department at Harvard. Key points include:
    • Arthur Pope's exhibition of watercolors, which are described as "delicate and true" and "full of charm."
    • The exhibition includes works from various locations, such as the White Mountains and New Hampshire.
    • The article mentions that the exhibition is sponsored by Harvard and is open to the public, with free admission.
    • There is a mention of a lecture series titled "The Week of Lectures", organized by Harvard, featuring talks on a variety of subjects by eight speakers.
    • The article also references an upcoming event titled "Events of the Coming Week", which includes exhibitions and lectures.

Overall Context

  • The left page appears to be a formal catalog, likely from an art exhibition or auction, listing artworks and drawings with a focus on watercolor paintings.
  • The right page is a newspaper clipping discussing an art exhibition by Arthur Pope, highlighting his watercolor works and providing details about the event's sponsorship, accessibility, and related lectures.

The image combines a formal catalog with a contemporary news report, offering a glimpse into both the organization of an art exhibition and public reception of the works.