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The image shows a page from the "Bulletin of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts," specifically a weekly calendar of activities for members of the Society of Fine Arts. The events are listed for the week starting from Sunday, January 22, and include various lectures, gallery talks, and special events. Here is a detailed summary of the contents:

Weekly Calendar of Activities

Free to all members of the Society of Fine Arts

Sunday, January 22:

• 1:30 PM: "The Influence of the Orient on the Art and Culture of Europe," illustrated lecture by Jean B. McHugh.
• 3:00 PM and 3:45 PM: "Commonly, the Royal Family," story hour for children between the ages of six and twelve, told by Josephine Olson, Museum Instructor.

Tuesday, January 24:

• 11:00 AM: Gallery talk on current exhibitions by Jean B. McHugh.

Wednesday, January 25:

• 11:00 AM: "French Provincial Furniture: The Ingenuity of the XVIII Century Craftsmen," third of the second series of lectures by Jean B. McHugh. Free to members, $1.00 to others.
• 3:00 PM: General gallery tour conducted by Jean B. McHugh.
• 8:15 PM: "The Business Man and Art Museum," illustrated lecture by Frank J. Sachs, Associate Director Fogg Museum of Harvard University. Members of the Society of Fine Arts and their guests are invited.

Thursday, January 26:

• 11:00 AM: "The Art of the Chinese Landscape: The Literati Studio," print talk by Marjorie C. Loh, Assistant Curator of Prints and Drawings. $1.00 to others.
• 3:00 PM: "The Art of the Chinese Landscape: The Literati Studio," print talk by Marjorie C. Loh, Assistant Curator of Prints and Drawings. $1.00 to others.
• 3:00 PM: "The Art of the Chinese Landscape: The Literati Studio," print talk by Marjorie C. Loh, Assistant Curator of Prints and Drawings. $1.00 to others.
• 3:00 PM: "The Art of the Chinese Landscape: The Literati Studio," print talk by Marjorie C. Loh, Assistant Curator of Prints and Drawings. $1.00 to others.
• 3:00 PM: "The Art of the Chinese Landscape: The Literati Studio," print talk by Marjorie C. Loh, Assistant Curator of Prints and Drawings. $1.00 to others.

Friday, January 27:

• 11:00 AM: "The Art of the Chinese Landscape: The Literati Studio," print talk by Marjorie C. Loh, Assistant Curator of Prints and Drawings. $1.00 to others.
• 3:00 PM: "The Art of the Chinese Landscape: The Literati Studio," print talk by Marjorie C. Loh, Assistant Curator of Prints and Drawings. $1.00 to others.
• 3:00 PM: "The Art of the Chinese Landscape: The Literati Studio," print talk by Marjorie C. Loh, Assistant Curator of Prints and Drawings. $1.00 to others.
• 3:00 PM: "The Art of the Chinese Landscape: The Literati Studio," print talk by Marjorie C. Loh, Assistant Curator of Prints and Drawings. $1.00 to others.
• 3:00 PM: "The Art of the Chinese Landscape: The Literati Studio," print talk by Marjorie C. Loh, Assistant Curator of Prints and Drawings. $1.00 to others.

Saturday, January 28:

• 11:00 AM: "How a Piece of Lace Saved a Prince," story hour for children between the ages of six and twelve, told by Josephine Olson, Museum Instructor.

Sunday, January 29:

• 3:00 PM: "El Greco, Modern Painter of Old Spain," illustrated lecture by Jean B. McHugh, Director.
• 3:45 PM: "How a Piece of Lace Saved a Prince," story hour for children between the ages of six and twelve, told by Josephine Olson, Museum Instructor.

Other Events

• Monday and Tuesday, January 23 and 24, at 8:00 PM: "The Atlantic and Other Floors," illustrated lecture by Commander Richard E. Byrd, in Mrs. Peck's Entertainment Course. Special tickets required.

Exhibitions

• Victorian furniture and accessories. Organized by the Friends of the Institute.
• Paintings by contemporary American artists from the Chicago Art Institute.
• American Indian baskets from the Christian and Thomas collections.
• American bronzes from the collection of James F. Bell.
• New Acquisitions: "St. John the Baptist, Preaching in the Wilderness," by G.B. Tiepolo.

Additional Information

• Fish Athletes Guests of Harvard: A group of English athletes who are guests of Harvard were entertained at a dinner given by the Fogg Museum of Art.
• The Fogg Museum: Announcement of a lecture on Greek Acquisitions and Publications by Eva Sperling.
• Lectures on Art History: A series of lectures on various art history topics to be held in the New Lecture Hall.

The page also includes small inserts with additional information about upcoming lectures and events at Harvard and other institutions.

The image is a page from the "Bulletin of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts" detailing a weekly calendar of activities for members of the Society of Fine Arts. The events listed include lectures, gallery talks, and story hours, all free to members. Here is a detailed summary of the events:

Sunday, January 22:

• 3:30 PM: Lecture on "Tapestries: History and Romance Reflected in the Weaver's Art" by Jean H. McHugh.
• 3:00 PM and 3:45 PM: Story hour for children aged six to twelve titled "Commodus, the Royal Bowman," by Josephine Olson.

Tuesday, January 24:

• 11:00 AM: Gallery talk on current exhibitions by Jean H. McHugh.

Wednesday, January 25:

• 11:00 AM: Lecture on "French Provincial Furniture: The Integrity of the 18th Century Craftsman" by Jean H. McHugh.
• 3:00 PM: General gallery tour conducted by Jean H. McHugh.
• 8:15 PM: Lecture on "The Business Man and Art Museums" by Paul J. Sachs, Associate Director of the Fogg Museum at Harvard University (members only).

Thursday, January 26:

• 11:00 AM: Lecture on "Turner's Landscapes: The Liber Studio" by Marie C. Lehr, Curator of Prints.
• 4:00 PM: Lecture on "Rubens and His School: Tenth of a Series of Illustrated Lectures on the History of Painting" by Harold L. Plenderleith.

Friday, January 27:

• 11:00 AM: Lecture on "The Japanese Room and Japanese Prints" by Jean H. McHugh.

Saturday, January 28:

• 11:00 AM: Story hour for children titled "How a Piece of Lace Saved a Prince," by Josephine Olson.

Sunday, January 29:

• 3:00 PM and 3:45 PM: Story hour for children titled "How a Piece of Lace Saved a Prince," by Josephine Olson.

Other Events:

• January 23 and 24: Illustrated lecture by Commander Richard E. Byrd on "The Atlantic and Other Flights" (special tickets required).

Exhibitions:

• Victorian furniture and accessories.
• Paintings by contemporary American artists from the Chicago Art Institute.
• Japanese color prints from the collection of George C. Tuttle.
• American Indian baskets from the Christian and Thomas collections.
• American bronzes from the collection of James T. Bell.
• New acquisition: "St. John the Baptist, Preaching in the Wilderness," by Gildo Reni. Collection of Sheffield plate.

Additional Information:

• An event on January 21 at 8:00 PM in the New Lecture Hall features "Sikelianos to Lecture on Greek."
• The museum announces a lecture by Eva Sikelianos of Delphi on January 21.
• The museum also mentions acquisitions and publications, including a volume of "Art Studies: Medieval, Renaissance and Modern" edited by Arthur Sachs, and a new book titled "Catalogue of Prints."

The bulletin also includes a list of lectures and events, with dates and times, for the following months, including February's focus on various art periods and themes.

The image displays a page from the "BULLETIN OF THE MINNEAPOLIS INSTITUTE OF ARTS," specifically a weekly calendar of activities. The page includes various events and exhibitions organized by the institute for the week of January 22 to January 29.

Weekly Calendar of Activities

Free to all members of the Society of Fine Arts:

• Sunday, January 22:

  • 3:30 o'clock: Tapestries: History and Romance Reflected in the Weaver’s Art by Jean B. McHugh.
  • 3:00 o'clock and again at 3:45 o'clock: Commodus, the Royal Bowman, Story for children by Josephine Olson.

• Tuesday, January 24:

  • 3:00 o'clock: Gallery talk by Jean B. McHugh.

• Wednesday, January 25:

  • 11:00 o'clock: French Provincial Furniture by Jean B. McHugh.
  • 3:30 o'clock: General gallery tour by Jean H. McHugh.
  • 8:15 o'clock: The Business Man and Art Museums by Paul J. Sachs, Associate Director of the Fogg Museum at Harvard University.

• Thursday, January 26:

  • 11:00 o'clock: Turner’s Landscapes by the Liber Studiorum, Print talk by Marie C. Lehr, Curator of Prints.
  • 4:00 o'clock: Rubens and his School by Harold L. Foote, Director of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

• Friday, January 27:

  • 11:00 o'clock: The Japanese Room and Japanese Prints, Special gallery talk by Jean B. McHugh.

• Saturday, January 28:

  • 11:00 o'clock: How a Piece of Lace Saved a Prince by Josephine Olson.

• Sunday, January 29:

  • 3:00 o'clock: The Greco, Modern Painter of Old Spain by Russell A. Filipp.
  • 3:00 o'clock and again at 3:45 o'clock: How a Piece of Lace Saved a Prince by Josephine Olson.

Other Events:

• Monday and Tuesday, January 23 and 24, 8:30 o'clock: The Atlantic and Other Flights by Commander Richard E. Byrd, in Mrs. Foehler’s Entertainment Course.

Exhibitions:

• Victorian Furniture and Accessories: Organized by the Friends of the Institute.
• Paintings by Contemporary American Artists: From the Chicago Art Institute Annual Exhibition.
• Japanese Color Prints: From the collection of George C. Tuttle.
• American Indian Baskets: From the Christian and Thomas collections.
• American Bronzes: From the collection of James F. Bell.
• New Acquisitions: Including “St. John the Baptist, Preaching in the Wilderness,” by G. B. Reni, Collection of Sheffield Plate.

Additional Notes:

• Fish Athletes: A mention of a group of students from Harvard who visited the museum and were led by members of the museum staff.
• The Fogg Museum:
  • A lecture series on Greek Silenkians and Publications is announced, with specific dates and topics including the fifteenth century in Florence, Verrocchio and the Sculptors of North Italy, and Bernini and the Seventeenth Century.

Miscellaneous:

• The page includes brief descriptions of other scheduled events and activities within the museum, such as special lectures and museum visits.

The document is a bulletin from the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, detailing a weekly calendar of activities for the week of January 22, 1928. The schedule includes various lectures, gallery talks, and story hours for children, with specific times and speakers listed. Notable events include lectures on 'Tapestries: History and Romance' by Jean B. McHugh, 'Commodus, the Royal Bowman' by Josephine Olson, and 'French Provincial Furniture' by Jean B. McHugh. There are also gallery talks on current exhibitions, a lecture on 'The Business Man and Art Museums' by Paul J. Sachs, and a series of illustrated lectures on the history of painting by Harold L. Van Pelt. Additional events include a talk on Japanese prints, a story hour for children, and a lecture on 'El Greco, Modern Painter of Old Spain' by Russell A. Plimpton. The bulletin also lists other events such as an illustrated lecture on 'The Atlantic and Other Flights' by Commander Richard E. Byrd, and exhibitions featuring Victorian furniture, American paintings, Japanese color prints, and American bronzes. The document is intended to inform members of the Society of Fine Arts about the upcoming events and activities at the institute.

The image is a page from a bulletin of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, detailing the weekly calendar of activities and various other events for the end of January 1925.

Weekly Calendar of Activities:

Free to all members of the Society of Fine Arts

• Sunday, January 22:

  • 3:30 o'clock: Illustrated lecture on tapestries, history, and romance by Jean B. McHugh.
  • 3:00 and again at 3:45 o'clock: Story hour for children about the royal showman, told by Josephine Olson.

• Tuesday, January 24:

  • 11:00 o'clock: Gallery talk on current exhibitions by Jean B. McHugh.

• Wednesday, January 25:

  • 11:00 o'clock: French Provincial Furniture lecture series by Jean B. McHugh.
  • 3:00 o'clock: General gallery tour conducted by Jean B. McHugh.
  • 8:15 o'clock: Lecture on "The Business Man and Art Museums" by Paul J. Sachs, Associate Director Fogg Museum of Harvard University, for members only.

• Thursday, January 26:

  • 11:00 o'clock: Turner's Landscapes in the Lila Tucker Room, with a print talk by Marie C. Lehr.
  • 4:00 o'clock: Illustrated lecture on Rubens and his school by Harold L. Van Doren.

• Friday, January 27:

  • 11:00 o'clock: Talk on Japanese prints and Japanese prints gallery by Jean B. McHugh.

• Saturday, January 28:

  • 11:00 o'clock: Story hour for children about how a piece of lace is saved, told by Josephine Olson.

• Sunday, January 29:

  • 3:00 o'clock: Illustrated lecture on the baroque, modern painter of old Spain by Russell A. Plimpton.
  • 3:30 and again at 3:45 o'clock: Story hour for children between the ages of six and twelve, told by Josephine Olson.

Other Events:

• Monday and Tuesday, January 23 and 24:
  • 8:30 o'clock: Illustrated lectures on the Atlantic and other flights by Commander Richard E. Byrd.

Exhibitions:

• Victorian furniture and accessories by the Friends of the Institute.
• Paintings by contemporary American artists from the Chicago Art Institute Annual Exhibition.
• Japanese color prints from the collection of George C. Tuttle.
• American Indian baskets from the Christian and Thomas collections.
• American bronzes from the collection of James F. Bell.
• New Accessions: "St. John the Baptist Preaching in the Wilderness" by G. F. H. Herdt.

Fish Athletes:

• Lists and recognizes Harvard University students who participated in various intercollegiate swimming events on a specific Tuesday.

The Fogg Museum:

• Announcements for lectures on Greek Silhouettes, with details on dates, speakers, and topics:
  • February 3: Era of Silhouettes of Delphi by Dr. George H. Chase.
  • February 10: Silhouettes of Menander and the Fine Arts by Professor Charles Burton Gulick.
  • February 17: Silhouettes of the Greek Theatre by Professor Edward Kennard Rand.
  • February 24: Silhouettes from the Greek Vase Collection by Dr. George H. Chase.

The lectures are illustrated with lantern slides and open to the public. The bulletin also mentions that the series of lectures will continue into the second half of the year.

The image is a page from the "BULLETIN OF THE MINNEAPOLIS INSTITUTE OF ARTS" dated January 1955. It lists the weekly calendar of activities, free for members of the Society of Fine Arts, along with other events and exhibitions.

Weekly Calendar of Activities:

Sunday, January 22:

• 3:30 o'clock: Tapestries: History and Romance reflected in the Weaver's Art. Illustrated lecture by Jean B. McHugh.
• 3:00 o'clock and again at 3:45 o'clock: Commodus, The Royal Bowman. Story hour for children between the ages of six and twelve, told by Josephine Olson, Museum Instructor.

Tuesday, January 25:

• 11:00 o'clock: Gallery talk on current exhibitions by Jean B. McHugh.

Wednesday, January 25:

• 11:00 o'clock: French Provincial Furniture: The Integrity of the XVIII Century Craftsman. Third of the second series of lectures on the decorative arts by Jean B. McHugh.
• 3:00 o'clock: General gallery tour conducted by Jean H. McHugh.
• 8:15 o'clock: The Business Man and Art Museums. Lecture for members by Paul J. Sachs, Associate Director, Fogg Museum at Harvard University. Admission only by special ticket sent to all members of the Institute.

Thursday, January 26:

• 11:00 o'clock: Turner's Landscapes: The Liber Studio Print talk by Marie C. Lehr, Curator of Prints. Free to members, $1.00 to others.
• 4:00 o'clock: Rubens and his School: Tenth of a series of illustrated lectures on the history of painting by Harold L. Nelson.

Friday, January 27:

• 11:00 o'clock: The Japanese Room and Japanese Prints. Special gallery talk by Jean B. McHugh.

Saturday, January 28:

• 11:00 o'clock: How a Piece of Lace Saved a Prince. Story hour for children of members, told by Josephine Olson, Museum Instructor.

Sunday, January 29:

• 3:30 o'clock: El Greco, Modern Painter of Old Spain. Illustrated lecture by Russell A. Flint, Director.
• 3:00 o'clock and again at 3:45 o'clock: How a Piece of Lace Saved a Prince. Story hour for children, told by Josephine Olson, Museum Instructor.

Other Events:

Monday and Tuesday, January 23 and 24, at 8:30 o'clock: The Atlantic and Other Flights. Illustrated lecture by Commander Richard E. Byrd in Mrs. Foehler's Entertainment Course. Special tickets required.

Exhibitions:

• Victorian furniture and accessories. Organized by the Friends of the Institute. Paintings by contemporary American artists from the Chicago Art Institute Annual Exhibition.
• Japanese color prints from the collection of George C. Tuttle.
• American Indian baskets from the Christian and Thomas collections.
• American bronzes from the collection of James F. Bell.
• New Acquisitions: "St. John the Baptist, Preaching in the Wilderness," by Giotto Reni. Collection of Sheffield plate.

Sidenote on the Right:

• Information about a lecture series titled "Sikelianos to Lecture on Greek Acquisitions and Publications."
• The lecture by Eva Sikelianos on "The Delphi Visions of Music and the Fine Arts" is scheduled for January 24th at 4:30 PM, in the New Lecture Hall.
• A note on the fifteenth-century art in Florence, focusing on Verrocchio and the Sculptors of North Italy, scheduled for February 1st.
• The series includes lectures on various artists and movements, such as Raphael, Bernini, and the Seventeenth Century.

The page also contains details about the Fogg Museum at Harvard, which is mentioned in relation to the lecture series and the activities of the Institute.

This image shows a scanned page from the "Bulletin of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts," specifically page 15. The content on the page is a weekly calendar of activities from January 22 to January 29, with additional mentions of "Exhibitions" and "Other Events." The activities include various lectures, gallery tours, and exhibitions related to different forms of art and cultural events. For instance, there are lectures on tapestries, French provincial furniture, Chinese bronzes, and tours discussing different artistic styles and periods, such as the Italian Renaissance.

The right side of the page also features a small column titled "THE FOGG MUSEUM" with a date that appears to be "Jan. 14 '25," which may refer to 1925. This column talks about a lecture on Greek sculptures among other activities at the Fogg Museum, indicating collaborations or events of interest related to other art institutions. The text emphasizes the educational and cultural events hosted or associated with the Minneapolis Institute of Arts during that time period.

The bottom of the page indicates that the bulletin is printed for private circulation and provides a print block number for reference. Various handwritten notes can be seen on the top right corner and the margins of the page, likely made by a past reader marking certain points of interest or notes related to the content.

The image shows a page from a bulletin or calendar titled "Bulletin of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts", specifically the "Weekly Calendar of Activities" for the week of January 22, 1925. The page is dated January 22, 1925, and is numbered 15 at the top. The bulletin is open to a double-sided page, with the left side displaying the calendar and the right side showing additional content, including a section titled "The Fogg Museum."

Left Side: Weekly Calendar of Activities

The left side of the page is a detailed schedule of events and lectures organized by the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. Key features include:

1. Events and Lectures:

   • Sunday, January 22:
     • 3:30 o'clock: Tapestries lecture by Jean B. McHugh, illustrated by the Weaver's Art.
     • 3:00 and 3:45 o'clock: Story hour for children on Commodes, the Royal Bowsman, led by Josephine Olson, the Museum Instructor.
   • Tuesday, January 23:
     • 11:00 o'clock: Gallery talk on current exhibitions by Jean B. McHugh.
   • Wednesday, January 25:
     • 11:00 o'clock: French Provincial Furniture lecture by Jean B. McHugh, part of the second series of lectures on the decorative arts.
     • 3:00 o'clock: General gallery tour by Jean B. McHugh.
   • Wednesday, January 25:
     • 8:15 o'clock: The Business Man and Art Museums lecture by Paul J. Sachs, Associate Director Fogg Museum of Harvard University. Admission only by special ticket sent to members of the Society of Fine Arts.
   • Thursday, January 26:
     • 11:00 o'clock: Lehr's Landscapes print talk by Marie C. Lehner, Curator of Prints. Fee: $1.00 to members, $1.50 to others.
   • Thursday, January 26:
     • 4:00 o'clock: Rubens and His School: Tenth of a Series illustrated lecture by Harold L. Van Den, Assistant to the Director.
   • Friday, January 27:
     • 11:00 o'clock: The Japanese Room and Japanese Prints special gallery talk by Jean B. McHugh.
   • Saturday, January 28:
     • 11:00 o'clock: How a Piece of Lace Saved a Prince story hour for children, told by Josephine Olson, Museum Instructor.
   • Sunday, January 29:
     • 3:30 o'clock: El Greco, Modern Painter of Old Spain, illustrated lecture by Russell A. Plimpton, Director.
     • 3:00 and 3:45 o'clock: Story hour for children on How a Piece of Lace Saved a Prince, told by Josephine Olson, Museum Instructor.
   • Monday and Tuesday, January 23 and 24:
     • 8:30 o'clock: The Atlantic and Other Voyages, illustrated lecture by Commander Richard E. Byrd, Mrs. Fogle's Entertainment Course. Special tickets required.

2. Exhibitions:

   • Victorian Furniture and Accessories: Organized by the Friends of the Institute.
   • Paintings by Contemporary American Artists: From the Chicago Art Institute Annual Exhibition.
   • Japanese Color Prints: From the collection of George C. Tutte, Print Gallery.
   • American Indian Baskets: From the Christian F. Bell collections.
   • American Bronzes: From the collection of James and Thomas.
   • New Accessions: "St. John the Baptist, Preaching in the Wilderness," by Giotto Reni; Collection of Sheffield plate.

Right Side: The Fogg Museum

The right side of the page contains a section titled "The Fogg Museum", which appears to be a summary or announcement related to the Fogg Art Museum at Harvard University. Key points include:

• Lecture Announcements:

  • A lecture on Sileianos to Lecture on Greek Acquisitions and Publications.
  • A lecture on Eva Sulleano of Delphi, presented by the Fine Arts Museum.
  • A lecture on The Detevisons of Millesimo and the Fine Arts, delivered by Arthur Sachs, Director of the Fogg Museum.

• Exhibition Details:

  • The Fogg Museum has recently received a great interest and value from reproductions of German and Italian prints, which are now on display.
  • The fifth volume of "Art and Modern Life", edited by Arthur Sachs, has been published.

Additional Notes:

• The bulletin is free to all members of the Society of Fine Arts.
• The page includes a header with the date "ISH 25" and a footer with additional details about the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, such as library hours, lecture hall information, and ticket prices for various events.

Overall Context:

The bulletin serves as a comprehensive guide for members and the public, detailing educational lectures, exhibitions, and special events hosted by the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. The inclusion of the Fogg Museum section suggests a collaborative or informational link between the two institutions, highlighting lectures and exhibitions of interest to art enthusiasts. The document reflects the cultural and educational activities of the early 20th century, emphasizing art education and public engagement.

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