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Fogg Art Museum Scrapbook, January 1928-November 1929

ARCH.2003.24, Rendition: 796305

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The image shows a page from "The Bostonian" featuring a calendar for the month of February. The page is divided into several sections, including Exhibitions, Theatres, Music, and a Junior League List.

Exhibitions

  • Boston Art Club: Various exhibitions from January 11 to February 26, featuring works by the Boston Society of Etchers, Boston Society of Painters, and others.
  • Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum: Exhibitions from January 14 to February 26, including Italian, Spanish, and German paintings, and a contemporary American water color exhibition.
  • Fogg Art Museum: Exhibitions from February 1 to March 2, featuring drawings by Masters of the 17th and 18th centuries, and water colors by Oliver Dench.
  • Doll & Richards: Exhibitions from January 21 to February 2, featuring water colors by Bessie, and paintings by a group of Boston artists.
  • G. W., 10, & Co.: Exhibitions from February 4 to 23, featuring wood carvings by Dr. Lewis.
  • M. K. & Co.: Exhibitions from February 11 to 25, featuring water colors by Harry F. Lee.
  • Good Art Store: Exhibitions from February 1 to 28, featuring etchings by Alfred Hutty and George Taylor Arms.

Theatres

  • Alhambra: Performances by the Theatre Guild, featuring plays like "The Guardman" and "Loyalties".
  • Broadway: Performances by the Boston Grand Opera Company, featuring operas like "Pagliacci" and "Cavalleria Rusticana".

Music

  • Boston Public Library: Concerts on February 3, 10, 17, and 24, featuring various musicians and lecturers.
  • Jordan Hall: Concerts on February 4, 11, 18, and 25, featuring the Boston Symphony Orchestra, St. Cecilia Choir, and other performers.

Junior League List

  • For February: A list of names and addresses of Junior League members, including Mrs. Edward Welzant, Mrs. Richard B. Hooper, and others.

The calendar provides a detailed schedule of cultural events and exhibitions happening in Boston during February.

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The image displays a page from the February issue of "The Bostonian," a publication that seems to have included various sections such as exhibitions, theatre listings, and a calendar of events.

Here's a detailed summary of the page:

Exhibitions:

  • Boston Art Club: Various exhibitions from January 12 to February 26, including works by Boston Society of Sculptors, Boston Society of Painters, and Water Color Exhibition.
    • Jan. 14-26: Sculpture
    • Jan. 21-Feb. 2: Paintings
    • Jan. 30-Feb. 13: Miniature Sculpture
    • Feb. 4-26: Water Color Gallery
  • Isabella Stuart Gardner Museum: Exhibition of Contemporary American Water Color Gallery, Feb. 6-27.
  • R.C. Vose Galleries: Several exhibitions from Jan. 21 to Feb. 27, including works by George Bacon and others.
  • Fogg Art Museum: Merging of the Peabody Museum's Old Masters' Drawings by Masters of various schools.
  • Doll and Richard: Paintings by Bessie Greigton, Jan. 23-Feb. 9.
  • Edward E. Oakes: Exhibition of Jewelry, Feb. 21-27.
  • Various Studios and Galleries: Specific exhibitions of prints, water colors, and other artworks by different artists, from January to February.

Theatre:

  • Alleyckade Theatre Guild: A production that includes Caprice and other works, with performances starting Feb. 3.
  • Forecourt Theatre: Dark house, shriking women, and other performances.
  • Other theatre performances by George Sand and Chopin, and other artists listed for specific dates.

Music:

  • Boston Public Library: Various concerts, recitals, and lectures.
    • Feb. 3: Lyric Action Recital, 8:00 p.m.
    • Feb. 14: Letch String Quartet, 8:00 p.m.
    • Feb. 17: Boston Symphony Orchestra, 8:00 p.m.
    • Feb. 21: Boston Civic Symphony, 11:00 a.m., and other events.
  • St. Botolph Hall: Various symphony concerts.
    • Feb. 11: Boston Symphony Orchestra, 2:30 p.m.
    • Feb. 19: Concert by Mr. Hawkins.
  • Various other concerts and recitals scheduled at different venues and times.

Junior League List:

  • Includes a list of events for February, including dances and social events organized by the Junior League.
    • Monday, Feb. 4: Mrs. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Dance
    • Wednesday, Feb. 6: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lindsay at Hotel Somerset
    • Friday, Feb. 8: Irish Club at Boston University
    • Monday, Feb. 11: Dance for Alice Ware
    • Tuesday, Feb. 12: Mardi Gras Ball at the Stater
    • Friday, Feb. 15: Boston Popper Dance at the Creppy Hall
    • Friday, Feb. 15: Charles Walkott of Cambridge dance for Anna

This page is a comprehensive guide to the cultural and social activities planned for February.

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The image is a page from a historical newspaper, specifically the "Calendar for February" section of The Bostonian. The page contains various listings for exhibitions, theatres, music events, and a junior league list.

Exhibitions:

  • Boston Art Club: Various dates and artists, including the Boston Society of Sculptors, Boston Society of Miniature Painters, and contemporary exhibitions.
  • Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum: Exhibits from February 1 to 28, showcasing works by artists like Phillip Sory, Edward E. Oakes, and others.
  • R.C. Vose Galleries: Exhibitions from February 1 to 28, featuring watercolors and other artworks.
  • Museum of Fine Arts: Exhibitions from January 26 to February 28, including drawings by masters of various schools and periods.

Theatres:

  • Theatre Guild performances: Dates and times for plays, including "Alackaday" and "High Road."
  • Other theatre listings for plays like "Plymouth: The Command to Love" and "The Little Foxes."

Music:

  • Concerts and performances at various venues like Boston Public Library, Symphony Hall, Jordan Hall, and others.
  • Events include orchestral concerts, recitals, chamber music, and performances by notable musicians and groups such as the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Boston Pops Orchestra, and various soloists.

Junior League List:

  • Listings of events organized by the Junior League for February, including parties, dances, and social gatherings, such as a luncheon, a dance for the Red Cross, and a dance at the Hotel Somerset.

The page also features a calendar layout for the month of February, listing the days of the week (Sunday through Saturday) across the top, and dates from 1 to 28 down the side. The calendar is divided into sections for different activities.

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The image shows a page from a publication titled "The Bostonian," featuring a calendar for February. The page is divided into several sections: Exhibitions, Theatres, Music, and a Junior League List.

Exhibitions:

  • Boston Art Club: Various exhibitions from January 1 to March 31, including works by Boston Society of Sculptors, Boston Society of Printmakers, and others.
  • Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum: Exhibitions from January 26 to February 26, including "Water Color Exhibition."
  • B. C. Vose Galleries: Exhibitions from January 21 to February 27, featuring works by various artists like Philip S. Sawyer, Edgar Murphy, and others.
  • Fogg Art Museum: Exhibitions from February 18 to March 2, including "Water Colors by Oliver Oldfield" and "Exhibition of Drawings by Masters of the Nineteenth Century."
  • Museum of Fine Arts: Exhibitions from January 2 to February 28, including "Water Colors by Bessie Greer" and "Paintings by a Group of Water Colorists."

Theatres:

  • Alhambra Theatre: "Theatre Guild" production of "Caprice" with performances from February 1 to February 28.
  • Boston Opera House: "The Command to Love" with performances from February 1 to February 28.
  • Emerson Theatre: "High Road" and "The Show Boat" with performances from February 1 to February 28.

Music:

  • Boston Public Library: Lyric Recital on February 3, 8:00 p.m.
  • Boston Symphony Orchestra: Various performances throughout February.
  • Other Venues: Concerts and performances at venues like the Appleton Chapel, St. Paul's Church, and the Boston School of Occupational Therapy, among others.

Junior League List:

  • Social events and gatherings for the Junior League, including dances, teas, and luncheons scheduled for February.

The calendar is organized by days of the week, listing dates from February 1 to February 28, with corresponding events and activities listed beside each date.

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The image displays a page from "The Bostonian" calendar for the month of February, detailing various events, exhibitions, and performances in Boston.

Calendar Layout

The calendar grid for February is displayed prominently, with the days of the week labeled as Sunday through Saturday. Dates range from February 1 to February 28.

Exhibitions

  1. Boston Art Club

    • Jan. 26 - Feb. 16: Boston Society of Sculptors' 68th Annual Exhibition.
  2. DeCordova Museum

    • Jan. 20 - Feb. 16: Grand Central Exhibition from New York.
    • Feb. 17 - April 27: Contemporary American Water Color Exhibition.
  3. Fogg Art Museum

    • Jan. 21 - Feb. 2: Philip Sorel Sculpture.
    • Feb. 4 - 23: Group of Miniatures.
    • Feb. 27 - March 22: Water Colors by John Murphy.
  4. Institute of Contemporary Art

    • Jan. 20 - Feb. 15: R.C. Vose Galleries, Exhibition of Water Colors and Drawings by Masters of the Boston School.
  5. Museum of Fine Arts

    • Feb. 10 - March 2: Society of Arts and Crafts, Exhibition of Block Prints by Stanley Scott.
    • Feb. 21 - 27: Edward E. Oakes, an exhibition of jewelry.
    • Feb. 10 - ongoing: Prints and drawings by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo.
  6. Boston Athenaeum

    • Feb. 1 - ongoing: "Fool's Art" by the Pewsbody Museum, featuring works of vanitas and popular themes.
  7. Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

    • Feb. 2 - ongoing: Exhibition of Prints and Photographs of the Museum by various artists.
  8. Museum of Our National Heritage

    • Feb. 2 - March 2: Exhibition on American Art and Traditions.
  9. Doll and Richards

    • Jan. 21 - Feb. 14: Water Colors by Bessie Hoover.
  10. Gallery NAGA

    • Jan. 28 - Feb. 9: Paintings by a group of women artists.
  11. Alpha Gallery

    • Feb. 4 - 27: Water Colors by Charles Dunn.
  12. Innovisions Gallery

    • Ongoing: Paintings by Alfred Duca and George Tyner.

Music

  1. Boston Pops

    • Feb. 3, 8 PM: Introductory Concert.
  2. Boston Symphony Orchestra

    • Feb. 6, 8 PM: Leinsdorf conducting.
    • Feb. 17: Chamber Players Concert at Sanders Theatre.
    • Feb. 25: Concert at 8:30 PM.
  3. Peabody Mason Concerts

    • Feb. 10, 8 PM: Pianist Rudolf Serkin.
  4. Boston University Concerts

    • Feb. 11, 11 AM: Roxa Ponelvi.
    • Feb. 21, 8:30 PM: Jacqueline Martel.
  5. Symphony Events

    • Feb. 11, 2 PM: Handel and Haydn Society.
    • Feb. 20, 8 PM: Boston Ballet.
    • Feb. 27: Boston Civic Symphony.

Theatres

  1. Charles Playhouse

    • "Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris"
  2. Boston Theatre for the Deaf

    • "Children of a Lesser God"
  3. Loeb Drama Center

    • "A Moon for the Misbegotten"

Junior League List

  • Monday through Friday: Various meetings and events for the Junior League, including a dinner, lectures, and workshops.

Special Events

  • Feb. 1: Special showing of "The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex."
  • Feb. 2-3: Marjorie Lawrence Opera Company.
  • Feb. 14: Valentine's Dance by the Copely Plaza Hotel.

This detailed calendar page offers a comprehensive overview of cultural events in Boston for February, covering art exhibitions, musical performances, theatre shows, and special events.

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The image shows an open page from a publication titled "The Bostonian," which features a calendar of events for February. The page is divided into several sections:

  1. Exhibitions:

    • Lists various art exhibitions taking place in Boston during February.
    • Notable exhibitions include:
      • Jan. 11 - 26: Boston Society of Sculptors with Drawings by Boston Artists.
      • Jan. 16 - Feb. 1: Contemporary American Water Color Exhibition.
      • Jan. 21 - Feb. 2: Philip Starr Sculpture.
      • Jan. 28 - Feb. 9: Water Colors by Charles W. Hawthorne.
      • Feb. 1 - 23: Water Colors by Eliot O'Hara.
      • Feb. 4 - 28: Water Colors by Harry Shokler.
      • Feb. 6 - 28: Water Colors by Mrs. Eleanor W. Motley.
      • Feb. 11 - 22: Water Colors by R. C. Yong Gullamson.
      • Feb. 15 - March 1: Dudley Murphy.
      • Feb. 18 - March 2: Water Colors by Oliver Chaffee.
      • Feb. 20 - March 1: Water Colors by Beulah S. Bowers.
      • Feb. 22 - March 2: Water Colors by Robert Williams and Arthur Hall.
  2. Calendar for February:

    • A small calendar grid showing the days of the month from Sunday to Saturday.
  3. Music:

    • Lists various musical events and performances:
      • Feb. 1: Boston Public Library - Myrtle Aktion Recital.
      • Feb. 5: Symphony Concert at 8:30.
      • Feb. 12: Boston Philharmonic Orchestra.
      • Feb. 17: Boston Symphony Orchestra.
      • Feb. 19: People's Symphony Concert.
      • Feb. 21: Boston Pops Orchestra.
      • Feb. 24: Boston Symphony Orchestra.
      • Feb. 26: Boston Symphony Orchestra.
      • Feb. 28: Boston Symphony Orchestra.
  4. Theatres:

    • Provides a brief overview of theater activities:
      • Mentions the Guild Theatre's production of "Alibi."
      • Highlights the upcoming performance of "The Coquette."
      • Notes the Boston Repertory Theatre's production of "The Taming of the Shrew."
  5. Junior League List:

    • Lists various social and charitable events organized by the Junior League:
      • Feb. 4: Luncheon and bridge for Ruth Prior.
      • Feb. 6: Dinner for Mrs. S. Burr Wilcox.
      • Feb. 8: Dance at the Women's Republican Club.
      • Feb. 12: Musicale at the home of Mrs. Charles Wadsworth.
      • Feb. 15: Reception for Miss Elizabeth Capley.
      • Feb. 19: Dinner and dance for Miss Anna.

The page provides a comprehensive overview of cultural and social events happening in Boston during February, including art exhibitions, musical performances, theater productions, and social gatherings organized by the Junior League.

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Each event listing includes the type of event, dates, times, and sometimes the venue or additional details. For example, under Exhibitions, various museums and galleries have events listed, and under Music, different concerts and musical performances are scheduled for specific dates with times and occasionally the pieces that will be performed or the names of the performers.

The text is in English and the typographic style suggests that the publication is from the earlier part of the 20th century, considering the font style and the way the content is laid out. There is a sense of elegance and cultural richness reflected in the page’s content, suggesting the listings are for a culturally interested audience. The page has an aged appearance with discoloration at the edges, indicating that the physical paper may be quite old.

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The image shows an open book titled "The Bostonian Calendar for February." It appears to be a historical publication, likely from the early 20th century, given its design and layout. The book is open to a page that lists various cultural and entertainment events scheduled for the month of February. The page is divided into several sections, each detailing different types of activities:

Layout and Sections:

  1. Header:

    • The top of the page prominently displays the title "The Bostonian Calendar for February" in large, bold, serif font. The word "Calendar" is particularly emphasized.
  2. Columns:

    • The page is organized into multiple columns, each dedicated to a specific category of events.
  3. Categories:

    • Exhibitions: Lists art exhibitions, gallery openings, and museum events. Examples include:
      • Boston Art Club exhibitions.
      • Water Color Gallery exhibitions.
      • Colonial Little Studio exhibitions.
      • Fogg Art Museum exhibitions.
      • Museum of Fine Arts exhibitions.
      • Doll and Water Color exhibitions.
    • Music: Lists concerts, recitals, and performances by various orchestras, choirs, and musicians. Examples include:
      • Boston Public Library events.
      • Boston Symphony Orchestra performances.
      • Chamber Music events.
      • Solo recitals by artists such as Elsa Jaeckin, Jordan Hall, and others.
    • Theatres: Lists theatrical performances, plays, and productions. Examples include:
      • Theatre Guild performances.
      • Plays such as The Command to Love and The Command to Love.
      • Productions featuring notable actors like Robert Williams and Arthur Hohi.
    • Junior League: Lists social events and gatherings organized by the Junior League, such as dances and dinners.
  4. Calendar Grid:

    • A small calendar grid is included at the top right of the page, showing the days of the week for February (Sunday to Saturday). The dates are numbered from 1 to 28, indicating the days of the month.
  5. Text Details:

    • The text is printed in a clear, serif font, typical of early 20th-century publications.
    • Each event is listed with specific dates, times, venues, and sometimes additional details such as performers or themes.
    • The entries are concise but informative, providing essential details for readers to plan their attendance.
  6. Visual Design:

    • The page has a clean, structured layout with clear headings for each section.
    • The paper appears aged, with a slightly yellowed tone, suggesting its historical nature.
    • The spine of the book is visible on the left side, indicating that this is a physical, bound volume.

Overall Impression:

The image depicts a well-organized and detailed cultural calendar, reflecting the rich artistic and social life of Boston during the time it was published. It serves as a historical document, offering insight into the events, venues, and artistic trends of the era. The layout and content suggest it was intended for readers interested in attending or learning about cultural happenings in the city.

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The image shows an open book, specifically a magazine, displaying a page with a calendar for February. The title of the magazine is "The Bostonian," and the page features a detailed calendar for the month of February, listing events and exhibitions. The calendar is divided into days of the week and dates, with various events listed under sections such as "Exhibitions," "Theatres," and "Music." The page also includes a section titled "Junior League List," which lists events and activities for the Junior League. The design of the page is simple and organized, with a clean layout that makes the information easy to read and navigate.

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The image shows an open page of a calendar, specifically for the month of February. The calendar is part of a larger publication, as indicated by the presence of additional text and advertisements on the page. The calendar itself is a grid with the days of the week listed at the top and the dates arranged in rows beneath them. The page is filled with various announcements and events for the month, including exhibitions, music concerts, theater performances, and other cultural activities. The text is printed in a serif font and is organized in a clear and readable format. The page also includes a small illustration of a person in the bottom right corner, possibly a model or a figure related to one of the events listed. The overall design of the page is vintage, suggesting that it is from an older publication, possibly from the early to mid-20th century.