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Fogg Art Museum Scrapbook, January 1928-November 1929

ARCH.2003.24, Rendition: 795688

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The image displays an open book or pamphlet with various sections of text and images. The left page is titled "The Student Vagabond" and lists lectures and events scheduled for "Today" and "Tomorrow" at specific times, involving different professors and locations, such as Sever 11, Fogg Museum, and Emerson Hall. The right page features an image of a person, with text discussing art exhibitions at the Fogg Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts, dated April 25, 1928. Additionally, there is an article titled "The American Federation of Arts Convention in May," detailing the 19th annual convention to be held in Washington, D.C., including the purpose, participants, and events planned for the federation's meeting. The text mentions various art exhibits, lectures, and the involvement of notable figures and organizations in promoting art and its accessibility.

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The image shows a page from a newspaper or a magazine, specifically focusing on academic and cultural events.

  1. Left Column:

    • The Student Vagabond:
      • It lists lectures scheduled for the day and the following day. The lectures cover a variety of topics:
        • Today:
          • "Quelques Tendances Extrêmes de la Littérature Française" by Professor Moriz, 9 o'clock.
          • "Realistic Theory of Perception" by Professor Perry, 10 o'clock.
          • "Animal Inheritance" by Professor Parrington, 11 o'clock.
          • "American Policies in the Far East Since 1915" by Professor J. P. Baxter, 12 o'clock.
          • "United States and the Permanent Court of International Justice" by Professor E. C. Wynne, 12:30.
          • "Tennancy" by Professor J. D. Black, 11 o'clock in the Soviet Union.
        • Tomorrow:
          • "English Eclatistes" by Professor Pray, Robinson Hall, 9 o'clock.
          • "Church and State in Soviet Russia" by Professor Friedlander, 10 o'clock.
          • Various other lectures listed at different times.
  2. Right Column:

    • Fine Arts Section:

      • Boston Exhibitions:
        • The Museum of Fine Arts is open daily through the galleries. New selections of prints and drawings are on display.
        • Exhibitions include:
          • The Old Fogg Museum's annual show.
          • A variety of exhibitions from different artists and artworks, including works by artists like Marlon Monks Chase, Carl Gordon Cutler, and Charles Hovey, among others.
    • Fogg Art Museum:

      • Weekly exhibitions of different artworks:
        • Facsimiles of drawings, paintings, woodcuts, and engravings.
        • Exhibitions of water colors by Marlon Monks Chase, Carl Gordon Cutler, Charles Hovey, and others.
    • Gazette:

      • Announcement for the American Federation of Arts Convention in May.
      • Briefs and news regarding the upcoming events and activities at the museum.
    • Additional Notices:

      • The photo section includes a portrait of a person (possibly a significant figure in the arts) and mentions events like the "New England Art Union."

The page combines academic lecture schedules with cultural and artistic events, reflecting a comprehensive overview of activities at an educational institution.

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The image is a collage of pages from a newspaper or a magazine, primarily featuring details from a student newspaper titled "The Student Vagabond."

  1. Left Side (The Student Vagabond):

    • Headline: "The Student Vagabond"
    • Lecture Schedule:
      • Today:

        • 9:00 AM: "Quelques Tendances Extrêmes de la Littérature Française," Professor Maurice, Sever 14.
        • 10:00 AM: "Realistic Theory of Perception," Professor Perry, Emerson A.
        • 10:00 AM: "Animal Inheritance," Professor Parker, Small Lecture Room.
        • 11:00 AM: "American Policies in the Far East Since 1915," Professor J. P. Baxter, Harvard 2.
        • 11:00 AM: "The Soviet Union," Professor Karpovich, Sever 21.
        • 11:00 AM: "Sidney Lanier, Emily Dickinson, William Vaughn Moody," Professor Murdock, Harvard 1.
        • 12:00 PM: "The Adventure of Old Age," Professor R. C. Cabot, Emerson O.
        • 12:00 PM: "The Economic History of the Period of the Reformation," Professor Merriman, Emerson J.
        • 12:00 PM: "United States and the Permanent Court of International Justice," Professor E. C. Wynne, Harvard 3.
        • 12:00 PM: "Tennyson," Professor J. D. Black, Sever 26.
        • 12:00 PM: "Inigo Jones," Professor Edgell, Robinson Hall.
      • Tomorrow:

        • 9:00 AM: "English Essays," Professor Pray, Robinson Hall.
        • 10:00 AM: "Church and State in Soviet Russia," Professor Friedlander, Widener O.
        • 11:00 AM: "North Italian and Venetian Painting," Professor Edwards, New Fogg.
        • 11:00 AM: "Scheler as a Dramatist," Professor Howard, Widener B.
        • 12:00 PM: "Demosthenes," Professor Jackson, Sever 26.
        • 12:00 PM: "Tertiary Times and the Building of the Existing Mountain Ranges," Professor Mother, Geology Lecture Room.
        • 12:00 PM: "Post-Impressionism in Sculpture," Professor Post, New Fogg.
        • 12:00 PM: "The Idea of God," Professor E. C. Moore, Harvard 1.
        • 12:00 PM: "The Arthur Stories in English since Tennyson," Professor Maynadier, Emerson.
        • 12:00 PM: "Otto Ludwig's 'Der Erbforster,' with Incidental Remarks on Ludwig and Hebbel," Dr. Sliz, Sever 6.
        • 12:00 PM: "Industrial Policy: England, 1500-1700," Professor Usher, Widener U.
  2. Right Side:

    • Top Section:

      • Headline: "Boston Exhibitions Noted"
      • Mention of exhibitions at the Museum of Fine Arts and the Peabody Museum.
      • Information about the "Fine Arts" section and a list of various art exhibitions and lectures.
      • Details on exhibitions at the Old Fogg Museum, including the "Facsimiles of Facsimiles," "Paintings, Prints, and Drawings Illustrative of Holland During the Seventeenth Century," and "Exhibition of Water Colors by Marion Monks Chase, Carl Gordon Cutler, Charles Hopkinson, Charles Hovey Pepper, Horley Perkins."
    • Middle Section:

      • Headline: "The American Federation of Arts Convention in May"
      • Details about the American Federation of Arts convention scheduled for May, including the attendance of the President of the Federation, Joseph La Bisse, and the growth and expansion of the Federation.
    • Bottom Section:

      • Details on the exhibitions at the Fogg Art Museum, including "Facsimiles of Facsimiles," "Paintings, Prints, and Drawings," and "Maya Art."

The pages appear to be from a historical publication, possibly from the early to mid-20th century, providing a glimpse into the academic and cultural activities of the time.

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The image appears to be a page from a student newspaper or a magazine, specifically from the year 1928. The page is titled "The Student Vagabond" and includes various sections and articles.

  1. Main Articles and Headlines:

    • The Student Vagabond: The main title at the top.
    • Lectures Today and Tomorrow: A section listing various lectures with their respective times and topics, including:
      • "Quelques Tendances Extremes de la Littérature Française" by Professor Morize at 9:00 o'clock.
      • "Realistic Theory of Perception" by Professor Perry at 10:00 o'clock.
      • "Animal Inheritance" by Professor Punnett at 11:00 o'clock.
      • "American Policies in the Far East Since 1913" by Professor J. P. Baxter at 12:00 o'clock.
      • Several other lectures scheduled for the next day, including "English Statesmen" by Professor Pray, "Church and State in Soviet Russia" by Professor Friederich, and more.
  2. Fine Art Section:

    • Boston Exhibitions Not Closed: Details about exhibitions at the Museum of Fine Arts, including:
      • The Peabody Museum's collection of ancient prints and drawings.
      • The Fogg Art Museum's annual show of student work, open until May 25.
      • Exhibitions of Dutch and Flemish prints and drawings, watercolors by various artists, and more.
  3. Fogg Art Museum:

    • Lists current exhibitions:
      • Exhibition of winetasters' cups of French silver.
      • Facsimile reproductions of drawings, paintings, woodcuts, and engravings.
      • Maya Art exhibition loaned by the Peabody Museum.
      • Various other exhibitions of prints, paintings, and watercolors by notable artists.
  4. Gazette Section:

    • The American Federation of Arts Convention in May: A detailed article about the upcoming convention, including:
      • The convention's location in Washington, D.C.
      • The growth and expansion of the American Federation of Arts over 19 years, with chapters in 44 states and territories.
      • The significance of the convention, emphasizing the importance of art and culture in the national capital.
  5. Miscellaneous:

    • The page also includes a partial image of a person, possibly an artist or subject of one of the exhibitions, with the text "FOGG ART MUSEUM" and "The American Federation of Arts Convention in May" appearing in the margins.

The page is well-organized, providing both academic and cultural information, likely aimed at a student audience interested in lectures, art, and broader cultural events.

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The image shows a page from a publication titled "The Student Vagabond," dated May 23, specifically focusing on the schedule of lectures and events for that day and the next.

Today's Schedule (May 23):

  • 9 o'clock:

    • "Quelques Tendances Extrêmes de la Littérature Française," Professor Moritz, Sever 14.
  • 10 o'clock:

    • "Realistic Theory of Perception," Professor Perry, Emerson Hall.
    • Seminar in American Internationalism, Emerson 101.
    • "American Policies in the Far East Since 1915," Professor J. P. Baxter, Harvard 2.
  • 11 o'clock:

    • "The Soviet Union," Professor Karpovich, Sever 21.
    • Sidney Lanier, Emily Dickinson, William Vaughn Moody, Professor Murdock, Harvard 1.
  • 12 o'clock:

    • "The Advantage of Age," Professor R. C. Cabot, Emerson N.
    • "The Economic History of the Period of the Reformation," Professor Merriman, Emerson 2.
    • "United States and the Permanent Court of International Justice," Professor E. C. Wynne, Harvard 3.
  • Evening:

    • "Inigo Jones," Professor Edgell, Robinson Hall.

Tomorrow's Schedule (May 24):

  • 9 o'clock:

    • "English Estates," Professor Pray, Robinson Hall.
    • "Church and State in Soviet Russia," Professor Friederich, Widener O.
  • 10 o'clock:

    • "North Russian Occupation Painting," Professor Etzel, New Fogg.
  • 11 o'clock:

    • "Schiller as a Dramatist," Professor Howard, Widener B.
  • 12 o'clock:

    • "Tertiary Times and the Building of the Eastern Mountain Ranges," Professor Marbut, Geology Lecture Room.
    • "Post Impressionism in Sculpture," Professor Sachs, Fogg Museum Lecture Room.
    • "The Idea of God," Professor Moore, Harvard 1.
    • "Arthur Stories in English since Tennyson," Professor Magoun, Emerson 202.
    • "Otis Lawyers’ Des Erbfeind," with incidental numbers on Ludwig and Hebbel, Dr. Silz, Sever 6.
  • Evening:

    • "Industrial Policy: England, 1500-1700," Professor Usher, Widener U.

Exhibitions and Events:

  • Fine Art:

    • Boston Exhibitions:

      • Museum of Fine Arts: Open daily, exhibitions featuring paintings, prints, and drawings through the galleries.
      • Exhibition of architectural photographs of the Old Fogg Museum.
      • Exhibitions at the Boston Architectural Club and the Fogg Art Museum.
    • At Old Fogg Museum:

      • Weekly exhibitions including paintings, watercolors, engravings, and other artworks.
      • Exhibitions of works by various artists such as Marion Monks Chase, Carl Gordon Cutler, Charles Hopkinson, and Charles Hovey Pepper.
    • Fogg Art Museum:

      • Exhibition of French silver cups by Mrs. Arthur T. Cabot.
      • Exhibitions of Maya art and Holbein drawings.
  • Gazette:

    • Weekly exhibitions at the Fogg Art Museum, including facsimiles of engravings, paintings, woodcuts, and more.

Additional Information:

  • American Federation of Arts Convention:
    • Scheduled in May, with information about the growth of the Federation and its activities.
    • The Federation includes professional artists, amateurs, art associations, and galleries.
    • The convention will feature joint sessions with other art societies.

Overall, the image is a detailed schedule and description of academic lectures and art exhibitions taking place at Harvard University and various Boston art institutions during this period.

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The image depicts a page from a vintage publication, likely a university or college newspaper or bulletin. The page is divided into several sections:

  1. The Student Vagabond:

    • This section lists various lectures and events scheduled for the day. The lectures cover a wide range of topics, including literature, geology, history, and more. Each entry includes the time, title, and presenter of the lecture. For example:
      • "Quelques Tendances Extremes de la Littérature Française," Professor Morris Sever, 11 o'clock.
      • "Realistic Theory of Perception," Professor Edwin B. Holt, 12 o'clock.
      • "Animal Intelligence," Professor Parker, Geology Lecture Room, 12 o'clock.
      • "The Soviet Union," Professor Karpovich, 12 o'clock.
      • "The Adventure of Old Age," Professor B. C. Cable, 12 o'clock.
      • "The Economic Aspects of the Period of the Reformation," Professor Morrison, 12 o'clock.
      • "United States and the Permanent Court of International Justice," Professor Pitman, 12 o'clock.
      • "Tennyson," Professor J. D. Black, 12 o'clock.
      • "Shelley," Professor Edgell, 12 o'clock.
      • "English States," Professor Pray, 12 o'clock.
      • "Charles and State in Soviet Russia," Professor Widener, 12 o'clock.
      • "North Italian and Venetian Painting," Professor Schiller, 12 o'clock.
      • "North Italian and Venetian Painting," Professor Widener, 12 o'clock.
      • "Territory Types and the Building of the Existing Mountain Ranges," Professor Mather, 12 o'clock.
      • "The Future of the Race," Professor Post, 12 o'clock.
      • "Theories of God," Professor E. C. Moore, 12 o'clock.
      • "The Arthur Stories in English Prose," Professor Kittredge, 12 o'clock.
      • "Incidental Remarks on the Old Testament," Professor Guillea, 12 o'clock.
      • "Tutorial Policy: England 1590-1700," Professor Chaker, 12 o'clock.
  2. Fine Arts:

    • This section provides information about art exhibitions and events. It mentions exhibitions at the Museum of Fine Arts, including works by John Singer Sargent and others. There is also information about an exhibition at the Fogg Art Museum featuring works by various artists such as Marion Monks Chase, Carl Gordon Cutler, Charles Hopkinson, Charles Hovey Pepper, and Harley Perkins.
  3. Gazette:

    • This section includes news and announcements. It mentions an exhibition of winetasters' cups of French silver loaned by Mrs. Arthur T. Cabot at the Fogg Art Museum. It also lists weekly exhibitions of facsimiles of drawings, paintings, woodcuts, and engravings. There is an announcement about an exhibition of Mays' Art, loaned by the Peabody Museum.
  4. The American Federation of Arts Convention in May:

    • This section provides details about the American Federation of Arts' annual convention, which was held in St. Louis. It mentions that the convention included discussions on the growth of the American Federation of Arts and its role in promoting art throughout the United States. The article highlights the importance of the convention and the participation of various art associations and theaters.
  5. Portrait:

    • There is a portrait of a woman on the right side of the page. The portrait is a detailed drawing or painting, showing the woman in a formal dress with a high collar and intricate details.

Overall, the page provides a snapshot of academic and cultural events and exhibitions from a historical period, likely from the early 20th century.

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  • On the left side, there is a printed schedule or announcement titled "The Student Vagabond" listing lectures with their times and topics, such as "Quelques Tendances Extremes de la Litterature Francais," "Realistic Theory of Perception," and "The Soviet Union," among others. The text is typewritten with some handwritten marks.

  • In the center of the page, there are several overlapping newspaper clippings, mostly related to art exhibitions at the Fogg Art Museum. These include exhibition announcements for facsimiles of drawings, paintings, and woodcuts, as well as exhibitions of paintings from Holland, prints by various artists, and more. Dates mentioned include April 25, 1928, and May 21.

  • On the right side of the page, there is a partially obscured black-and-white photograph of a woman dressed in an old-fashioned white dress with dark floral or ribbon decoration. Her face is partially covered with a pixelation or blur effect to hide her identity.

  • Below the photograph, there is another newspaper clipping titled "The American Federation of Arts Convention in May," discussing an upcoming convention in Washington, D.C., with some historical context about the Federation.

The overall look is of a historical or archival document combining educational schedules, art museum announcements, and social event news related to arts and culture from the late 1920s.

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The right page is headlined by "Fine Arts" and includes articles or announcements for art-related events, such as "At Old Fogg Museum" along with various listings for exhibitions including European paintings, watercolors by Marion Monks Chase, and other artists. Additionally, there is a mention of "The American Federation of Arts Convention in May."

Highlighted features pertain to the Fogg Art Museum and describe ongoing exhibitions and related arts events. The text on this page also references specific pieces of art, educational figures, and times of events, implying that this document might be from a time when such information was communicated to a community via printed materials.

The publication shows some signs of wear, with slightly yellowed pages and ragged edges, emphasizing its age. There's also a string-like object at the top running across the pages, suggesting that the publication might be fastened, held, or displayed in some way.

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