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The image is a scanned page from the Bulletin of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, specifically page 15, which contains a "Weekly Calendar of Activities" dated January 22 to January 29. The calendar lists various events, including lectures, gallery talks, and story hours, presented by different speakers such as Jean B. McHugh and Josephine Olson. The events are categorized by day and include topics such as "Tapestries: History and Romance Reflected in the Weaver's Art" and "The Japanese Room and Japanese Prints."

Below the calendar, there are sections titled "Other Events" and "Exhibitions," which provide additional information about special events and ongoing exhibitions at the institution. The exhibitions mentioned include Victorian furniture and accessories, paintings by contemporary American artists, Japanese color prints, American Indian baskets, and American bronzes. The bulletin also mentions new acquisitions and upcoming lectures by various speakers.

On the right side of the page, there are smaller advertisements and articles, one of which is about Fogg Athletes guests of Harvard, and another is about lectures on Greek music at the Fogg Museum. The page has a vintage appearance, with slightly aged paper and a few marks or stains.

This image shows a page from the "Bulletin of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts," specifically page 15. The page is divided into several sections:

1. Weekly Calendar of Activities: This section lists various events and lectures scheduled for January 22 to January 29, 1928. The events include:

   • Illustrated lectures on topics such as "Tapestries: History and Romance Reflected in the Weaver’s Art," "Commodus, the Royal Bowman," "French Provincial Furniture," "The Business Man and Art Museums," "Turner’s Landscapes," "Rubens and His School," and "El Greco, Modern Painter of Old Spain."
   • Story hours for children.
   • Gallery talks on current exhibitions.
   • Special gallery talks on topics like "The Japanese Room and Japanese Prints."
   • Other events such as an illustrated lecture on "The Atlantic and Other Flights."

2. Other Events: This section mentions an illustrated lecture by Commander Richard E. Byrd on "The Atlantic and Other Flights" on January 23 and 24.

3. Exhibitions: This section lists various exhibitions on display, including:

   • Victorian furniture and accessories.
   • Paintings by contemporary American artists.
   • Japanese color prints.
   • American Indian baskets.
   • American bronzes.
   • New Accessions, including a painting by Guido Reni.

4. Clippings and Additional Information: There are several clippings attached to the page, providing additional information about events and exhibitions at other institutions, such as the Fogg Museum and the Baker Business Library. These clippings include details about lectures, students, and library collections.

The page is a snapshot of the cultural and educational activities taking place at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts and related institutions in January 1928.

This image shows an open, vintage publication, specifically page 15 of the Bulletin of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. The page is filled with dense, typewritten text and features several pasted-in newspaper clippings, giving it the appearance of a scrapbook page or an annotated bulletin.

The content on the page is organized into sections:

1. Weekly Calendar of Activities

This is the main section, listing events from Sunday, January 22, to Sunday, January 29. Events include:

• Lectures and talks on topics like "Tapestries: History and Romance," "French Provincial Furniture," "The Business Man and Art Museums," and "The Japanese Room and Japanese Prints."
• Story hours for children featuring tales like "Commodus, the Royal Bowman" and "How a Piece of Lace Saved a Prince."
• Gallery tours and special gallery talks.
• Print talks and exhibitions, such as "Turner's Landscapes" and "Rubens and his School."
• Many events were presented by Jean B. McHugh and were free to members of the Society of Fine Arts, while others cost $1.00.

2. Other Events

This section advertises an illustrated lecture, "The Atlantic and Other Flights," by Commandant Richard E. Byrd, held on Monday and Tuesday, January 23 and 24.

3. Exhibitions

This section lists several ongoing 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.
• A new acquisition: "St. John the Baptist, Preaching in the Wilderness," by Géricault, from the Collection of Sheffield plate.

4. Newspaper Clippings

Several aged, yellowed newspaper clippings are pasted onto the page, adding extraneous information:

• Top right: A clipping titled "FISH ATHLETES" and "GUESTS OF HARVARD," detailing a visit by Harvard rowers to the University (likely the University of Minnesota).
• Bottom right: A clipping from "The Fogg Museum" dated Jan. 21, '25, announcing a lecture on "Sikelianos to Lecture on Greek Acquisitions and Publication." It also mentions the publication of the fifth volume of "Art Studies, Medieval, Renaissance and Modern."
• Bottom left: A small, partially torn clipping with text that is hard to read, possibly an advertisement or calendar note.
• Bottom center: A larger clipping detailing the remainder of the lecture series for the year, listing dates from February 8 to March 14 on topics like "The Fifteenth Century in Florence," "Verrocchio and the Sculptors of North Italy," and "Bernini and the Seventeenth Century."

The overall appearance is that of a carefully curated historical document – a page from a museum bulletin that has been used as a scrapbook to collect related news and announcements from the same period. The paper is yellowed with age, and the binding visible on the right suggests it is from a bound volume or journal. A handwritten date, "Jan. 19, '25," is visible in the upper right margin.

The image shows a page from a bulletin of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. The bulletin features a weekly calendar of activities, exhibitions, and other events happening at the institute. The calendar lists various lectures, exhibitions, and activities taking place throughout the week, including topics such as tapestry history, provincial furniture, Japanese prints, and modern painting. The bulletin also includes information about the institute's collection and upcoming events. The page has a clean and organized layout, with the calendar and other information presented in a clear and easy-to-read format.

The image is a photograph of an open book, specifically a bulletin from the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. The bulletin is titled "Bulletin of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts" and features a "Weekly Calendar of Activities" and "Other Events." The bulletin is dated January 1925 and is on page 15.

The bulletin lists various events and activities scheduled for the week, including lectures, gallery talks, and exhibitions. The events are organized by day and time, with details such as the topic, speaker, and any special instructions or requirements. The bulletin also includes a section on exhibitions, listing the various art exhibits currently on display at the institute.

The bulletin is printed on high-quality paper, with a clean and organized layout. The text is in a serif font, and the page is well-spaced, making it easy to read and navigate. The bulletin appears to be a valuable resource for visitors to the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, providing them with information about the upcoming events and exhibitions.

Overall, the bulletin is a well-designed and informative publication that serves as a useful guide for visitors to the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. It provides a comprehensive overview of the events and exhibitions happening at the institute, allowing visitors to plan their visit and make the most of their time there.

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.

The image presents a scanned page from an old bulletin, likely from the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. The page is divided into two sections: the left side features a list of weekly calendar activities, while the right side contains a column of text with the title "FISH ATHLETES QUESTS OF HARVARD" and a section titled "THE FOGG MUSEUM."

Weekly Calendar Activities:

• The list includes various events, such as lectures, exhibitions, and tours, organized by the Friends of the Institute.
• The events are scheduled for different days of the week, with some taking place at specific times.
• The list also mentions special events, including a lecture by Commander Richard E. Byrd and an exhibition of Japanese prints.

FISH ATHLETES QUESTS OF HARVARD:

• This section appears to be a news article or announcement related to Harvard University.
• The text is too small to read clearly, but it seems to discuss the achievements of Harvard athletes.

THE FOGG MUSEUM:

• This section is a brief announcement about the Fogg Museum, which is located at Harvard University.
• The text mentions that the museum has recently received a large number of new acquisitions and publications.

Overall:

• The page provides information about upcoming events and activities at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, as well as news and announcements related to Harvard University.
• The image suggests that the bulletin was used to promote cultural and educational events in the Minneapolis area during the mid-20th century.

The image depicts a page from the Bulletin of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, specifically the Weekly Calendar of Activities for January 22-29, 1928. The page is yellowed and features black text, with some sections highlighted in orange.

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 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 24:
  • 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 B. McHugh
• Thursday, January 26:
  • 11:00 o'clock: Turner's Landscapes: The Liber Studiorum (Print talk by Marie C. Lehr, Curator of Prints)
  • 4:00 o'clock: Rubens and His School: Tenth of a series of illustrated lectures on the history of painting by Harold L. Van Doren, 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 the 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. Plimpton, Director)
  • 3:00 and again at 3:45 o'clock: 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:
  • 8:30 o'clock: The Atlantic and Other Flights (Illustrated lecture by Commander Richard E. Byrd, in Mrs. Foeller's Entertainment Course)
• 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 Accessions:
  • "St. John the Baptist, Preaching in the Wilderness," by G (Collection of Sheffield plate)

Exhibitions

• Eight o'clock in the New Lecture Hall:
  • The remaining lectures of the course will be given in the second half-year; the dates and subjects are as follows:
    • Feb. 8 - The Fifteenth Century in Florence
    • Feb. 15 - Verrocchio and the Sculpture of North Italy
    • Feb. 22 - Michael Angelo
    • Mar. 7 - The Sixteenth Century
    • Mar. 14 - Bernini and the Seventeenth Century
• The lectures are illustrated with lantern slides and are open to the public.

The image presents a scanned page from an old book or magazine, featuring a bulletin from the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. The page is open to a section titled "BULLETIN OF THE MINNEAPOLIS INSTITUTE OF ARTS" with the subtitle "WEEKLY CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES." The content is organized into three main sections: a list of events, other events, and exhibitions.

• List of Events
  • The list includes various events such as lectures, gallery talks, and special exhibitions.
  • Each event is accompanied by a date, time, and description.
  • The events are scheduled from January 22nd to January 29th.
• Other Events
  • This section highlights additional events, including lectures and exhibitions.
  • The events are scheduled for January 23rd and 24th.
• Exhibitions
  • The exhibitions section showcases various art displays, including Victorian furniture and accessories, paintings by contemporary American artists, Japanese color prints, American Indian baskets, and American bronzes.
  • The exhibitions are organized by the Friends of the Institute.

The page also features a few newspaper clippings and a bookmark with the title "THE FOGGO MUSEUM" and a date of "Jan. 21, '23." The background of the image is a plain gray color, suggesting that it may be a product photo or a scan of the page for archival purposes. Overall, the image provides a glimpse into the cultural and artistic activities of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts during a specific period in time.

The image presents a vintage bulletin from the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, featuring a weekly calendar of activities for January 22-29. The bulletin is open to page 15, which displays the schedule for the week.

Weekly Calendar of Activities:

• Sunday, January 22:
  • 3:30 p.m.: Tapestries: History and Romance Reflected in the Weaver's Art (illustrated lecture by Jean B. McHugh)
  • 3:00 and 3:45 p.m.: Commodus, the Royal Bowman (story hour for children between the ages of six and twelve, told by Josephine Olsen, Museum Instructor)
• Tuesday, January 24:
  • 11:00 a.m.: Gallery talk on current exhibitions by Jean B. McHugh
• Wednesday, January 25:
  • 11:00 a.m.: French Provincial Furniture: The Integrity of the XVIII Century Craftsman (third of a series of lectures on the decorative arts by Jean B. McHugh; free to members, $1.00 to others)
  • 3:00 p.m.: General gallery tour conducted by Jean B. McHugh
  • 8:15 p.m.: The Business Man and Art Museums (lecture for members by Paul J. Sachs, Associate Director Fogg Museum of Harvard University; admission only by special ticket sent to all members of the Society of Fine Arts)
• Thursday, January 26:
  • 11:00 a.m.: Turner's Landscapes: The Liber Studiorum (print talk by Marie C. Lehr, Curator of Prints; free to members, $1.00 to others)
  • 4:00 p.m.: Rubens and His School: Tenth of a series of illustrated lectures on the history of painting by Harold L. Van Doren, Assistant to the Director
• Friday, January 27:
  • 11:00 a.m.: The Japanese Room and Japanese Prints (special gallery talk by Jean B. McHugh)
• Saturday, January 28:
  • 11:00 a.m.: How a Piece of Lace Saved a Prince (story hour for the children of members, told by Josephine Olsen, Museum Instructor)
• Sunday, January 29:
  • 3:30 p.m.: El Greco, Modern Painter of Old Spain (illustrated lecture by Russell A. Plimpton, Director)
  • 3:00 and 3:45 p.m.: How a Piece of Lace Saved a Prince (story hour for children between the ages of six and twelve, told by Josephine Olsen, Museum Instructor)

Other Events:

• Monday and Tuesday, January 23 and 24, at 8:30 p.m.: The Atlantic and Other Fictions (illustrated lecture by C. E. Byrd, in Mrs. Foehner'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 (print gallery)
• 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 Guido Reni (collection of Sheffield plate)

Notes and Inserts:

• A handwritten note in the top-right corner reads "Jan. 24, '25."
• A typed insert on the right side of the page announces a Fogg Museum lecture on Greek acquisitions and publication.
• A newspaper clipping on the bottom-left corner appears to be an advertisement for a series of lectures at Harvard University.

Overall, the bulletin provides a detailed schedule of events and exhibitions at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts for the week of January 22-29, 1925.