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The image shows a page from a newspaper or a magazine, specifically a segment from the "Bulletin of the City Art Museum of St. Louis." The page is titled "PART FIVE" and includes several articles and advertisements.

1. Appointment of Director:

   • The main article announces the appointment of Mr. Meyrick R. Rogers as the new Director of the City Art Museum of St. Louis. He replaces Mr. Charles Percy Davis, who had served as Acting Director since the death of Samuel L. Sherer. Mr. Rogers was recommended by various museums, including the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, the Metropolitan Museum, and the Baltimore Museum of Art.

2. Background of Mr. Rogers:

   • Mr. Rogers graduated from Harvard University in architecture, focusing on an ideal Museum of Art. He worked on several projects, including the design of the new Fogg Art Museum at Harvard College.
   • His experience includes consulting for the success of the Fogg Art Museum and being connected with the Fine Arts Department of Smith College.

3. Boston Real Estate Exchange:

   • There is a separate article discussing preparations for a convention by the Boston Real Estate Exchange. The article mentions that 5,000 to 6,000 realtors from various parts of the United States and Canada will attend the convention.

4. 16th Century Marble:

   • The bottom section mentions the acquisition of a small marble group attributed to Jean Goujon, an artist from the 16th century. This piece is significant due to its historical and cultural importance and is attributed to the great French sculptor of the Renaissance.

5. Included Visuals:

   • There are images of Mr. Meyrick R. Rogers and a smaller inset photo of a sculpture or artwork, likely the 16th-century marble group.

Overall, the page highlights significant changes within the City Art Museum of St. Louis and the noteworthy acquisitions and preparations for important conventions and exhibitions.

The image contains a collection of newspaper clippings and a section from a bulletin of the City Art Museum of St. Louis.

1. Newspaper Clippings (Left Side):

   • The clipping at the top left corner is from a real estate section, specifically "PART FIVE: Real Estate—Apartment Houses." It is a Boston real estate advertisement, promoting the Boston Real Estate Exchange and the upcoming convention of the National Association of Real Estate Boards. The headline reads, "The Boston Real Estate Exchange Has Been Working for Months on Arrangements for the Convention of the National Association of Real Estate Boards."

2. Bulletin of the City Art Museum of St. Louis (Center and Right Side):

   • Appointment of Director:

     • The main article discusses the appointment of Mr. Meyric R. Rogers as the Director of the City Art Museum of St. Louis following the death of Samuel L. Sherer. This appointment is effective from October 1st, 1929. Mr. Rogers is noted for his extensive knowledge and experience, having worked at various prestigious institutions such as the Fogg Art Museum, the Metropolitan Museum in New York, and the Baltimore Museum of Art.
     • Mr. Rogers graduated from Harvard University with a degree in architecture and has a background in decorative arts. His qualifications are highlighted, including his successful role as Director of the Baltimore Museum of Art.
     • The text also mentions the administrative skills, leadership, and taste that Mr. Rogers brings to the position.

   • A XVI Century Marble:

     • The bulletin mentions the acquisition of a small marble group attributed to Jean Goujon, a significant French sculptor from the 16th century. The group is described as being of great importance, likely from the period of the French Revolution and with significant historical and artistic value. It is noted that the subject of the group might be related to the Virgin, Jesus, and St. John.

The combined content reflects the dual focus on real estate developments in Boston and the significant acquisitions and appointments within the cultural and artistic sectors of St. Louis.

The image shows a newspaper clipping and a page from a bulletin of the City Art Museum of St. Louis. The newspaper clipping is from a publication titled "Boston Real Estate Exchange Has Been Working for Months on Arrangements for the Convention of the National Association of Real Estate Boards."

The bulletin page contains two main articles:

1. Appointment of Director:

   • The Board of Control of the City Art Museum of St. Louis announces the appointment of Mr. Meyric R. Rogers as the new Director, succeeding Mr. Samuel L. Sherer, who passed away on September 14th, 1929. Mr. Charles Percy Davis, the Acting Director, will continue until October 1st, 1929, when Mr. Rogers will assume his new duties.
   • Mr. Rogers is described as highly qualified with outstanding leadership, administrative capacity, and taste. He brings extensive knowledge of museum administration and art history, having previously worked at notable institutions like the Fogg Art Museum, Cambridge, Massachusetts Metropolitan Museum, and the Baltimore Museum of Art.
   • Mr. Rogers graduated from Harvard University with a thesis on the ideal museum of art and has been involved in various significant art-related projects, including the design and construction of the new Fogg Art Museum.

2. A XVI Century Marble:

   • The bulletin also mentions the acquisition of a 16th-century marble group, attributed to Jean Goujon, a French sculptor of the XVI century.
   • The marble group depicts the Virgin, Jesus, and St. John, with the Virgin leaning back and Jesus standing on her lap, while St. John stands to the side.
   • The group was acquired through a purchase and is considered an important addition to the museum's collection.

The clipping and bulletin page highlight significant appointments and acquisitions in the cultural and art world.

The image shows an open magazine spread featuring several articles and images related to real estate and art.

Left Page:

• The section is titled "Real Estate—Apartm[ents]" and focuses on Boston.
• There is a large heading "Boston I."
• A portrait of a man identified as Mr. Charles Percy Davis is prominently displayed.
• Below his photo, the text discusses the Boston Real Estate Exchange and its preparations for the National Association of Real Estate Boards convention.
• The article mentions that the Boston Real Estate Exchange has been organizing for months for the upcoming convention, which will host 5000 or 6000 realtors from the U.S. and Canada during the week of June 23. It also notes that the arrangements will be different from past conventions.
• Another smaller headline credits Myron J. (Joe) Sampert for the idea.

Right Page:

• The top portion features an article from the "Bulletin of the City Art Museum of St. Louis" announcing the appointment of Mr. Meyric R. Rogers as the new Director.

• A photo of Mr. Rogers accompanies the article.

• The article describes Mr. Rogers' background, qualifications, and previous roles, including his service at notable museums such as the Fogg Art Museum, Metropolitan Museum, and Baltimore Museum of Art.

• The text highlights his academic achievements and his extensive experience in the field of art.

• The bottom portion of the right page showcases an article about a piece of marble art titled "A XVI Century Marble."

• It describes a small marble group acquired by the museum, depicting the Virgin, Jesus, and St. John, which is believed to be from the French sculptor of the XVI century, Jean Goujon.

• The article explains the historical and cultural significance of the piece, mentioning its likely origins and the importance of its craftsmanship.

Overall, the magazine spread combines information about real estate events and significant personnel changes in the art museum sector.

The image shows two pages of a printed document, likely a newspaper or a bulletin, with various articles and advertisements. The left page is dedicated to real estate content, featuring an article about the Boston Real Estate Exchange and their preparations for the National Convention of Real Estate Boards. The article includes a portrait of a man, possibly a key figure in the event. The right page is from the "Bulletin of the City Art Museum of St. Louis" and features an announcement about the appointment of a new director, Mr. Meyric R. Rogers. This page also includes a photograph of Mr. Rogers and an article about the museum's acquisition of a marble group attributed to the French sculptor Jean Gonjon. The text is dense and formal, indicating official communications. The layout is structured with clear headings, and the photographs are positioned to draw attention to the individuals being discussed. The overall tone suggests a focus on significant updates in the real estate and art sectors.

The image shows a page from a bound collection of documents, likely newspaper clippings or official bulletins, with two main sections:

1. Left Section:

   • Headline: "The Boston Real Estate Exchange Has Been Working for Months on Arrangements for the Convention of the National Association of Real Estate Boards."
   • Content: This section discusses the preparations by the Boston Real Estate Exchange for an upcoming convention of the National Association of Real Estate Boards. It highlights the extensive work done and the expected attendance from across the United States and Canada. The article mentions that the convention will be different from previous ones, with a focus on both business and social aspects. It also notes the appointment of Benjamin W. Sleeper as the chairman of the entertainment committee.
   • Photographs: There are two photographs of individuals, likely key figures related to the real estate exchange or the convention.

2. Right Section:

   • Headline: "Bulletin of the City Art Museum of St. Louis."
   • Subheadline: "Appointment of Director."
   • Content: This section announces the appointment of Mr. Mark R. Rogers as the new Director of the City Art Museum of St. Louis, following the death of Samuel L. Sherer. Mr. Charles Percy Davis was initially appointed as Acting Director but will continue in his previous role. The article details Mr. Rogers' background, including his education at Harvard, his role in the design of the Fogg Art Museum, and his previous positions at Smith College and the Baltimore Museum of Art. It also mentions his high regard in the museum community and his plans for the museum's future development.
   • Additional Content: There is a brief mention of a marble group sculpture titled "Charity" by Jean Goujon, which the museum aims to purchase. The sculpture represents a woman with two boys and is described as a significant piece of art from the Renaissance period.
   • Photographs: There are two photographs, one of which appears to be a portrait of a man, likely Mr. Rogers, and the other is a partial image of the sculpture "Charity."

The overall layout suggests a historical document or archive, capturing significant announcements and events related to both the real estate industry and the art museum community.

The image shows an open book or a binder with several pages visible. The left side presents what looks like a part of an advertisement mentioning "Boston Real Estate" with some text underneath it that is too small to read clearly. To the right, there is a page that appears to be from the "Bulletin of the City Art Museum of St. Louis," discussing an individual's appointment to the position of director at the museum. There are two columns of text describing the person's qualifications and contributions to the art world. The rest of the text on the page provides information about the museum, its activities, and possibly some historical context related to art pieces, as suggested by the heading "A XVI CENTURY MARBLE." The physical condition of the book suggests it may be quite old, with yellowed pages and visible wear on the edges. There is also a visible crease from the page being folded or bent at some point.

The image shows an open book or scrapbook with multiple pages visible. The left page is a newspaper clipping titled "Boston Real Estate Exchange Has Been Working for Months on Arrangements for the Convention of the National Association of Real Estate Boards." It has a photograph of a man in a suit in an oval frame, but his face is blurred. The article discusses preparations for a real estate convention in Boston, mentioning about 5000 or 6000 realtors from across the U.S. and Canada.

The right page is a typed document titled "Bulletin of the City Art Museum of St. Louis." It announces the appointment of Mr. Meyric R. Rogers as Director of the Museum, starting September 14th, 1928, following the death of Mr. Samuel L. Sherer. The text details Mr. Rogers' background in architecture, museum work, and his connections with other art institutions. It also discusses a recent acquisition by the museum of a small marble group attributed to the 16th-century French sculptor Jean Goujon. The text elaborates on the significance and interpretation of this artwork.

There is a blurred face of a man in the lower right corner of the page on the right. The pages are held open with two white elastic bands. The book or scrapbook has a dark cover visible on the far left.

The image depicts an open book, likely a historical or archival publication, showing two facing pages. The left page is titled "Boston" and features a section labeled "PART FIVE Real Estate—Apartments." This page includes a black-and-white portrait of a man, presumably Mr. Meyric R. Rogers, who is mentioned in the accompanying text. The text discusses the Boston Real Estate Exchange, highlighting its preparations for the annual convention of the National Association of Real Estate Boards, scheduled for June 24–28. It notes that the exchange has been working on arrangements for months and anticipates hosting 5,000 to 6,000 realtors from across the United States and Canada.

The right page is titled "Bulletin of the City Art Museum of St. Louis" and contains an article about the appointment of Mr. Meyric R. Rogers as Director of the City Art Museum. The text details Mr. Rogers' qualifications, including his academic background (Harvard University, where he wrote a thesis on an ideal museum of art), his experience with institutions such as the Fogg Art Museum, and his leadership qualities. It also mentions the acquisition of a XVI Century Marble group by the museum, describing it as a small marble group attributed to the renowned French sculptor Jean Goujon. The article emphasizes the museum's confidence in Mr. Rogers' ability to lead the institution and contribute to its future development.

The overall design of the book appears formal and historical, with clean typography and structured layout, typical of early 20th-century publications. The inclusion of a portrait and detailed descriptions suggests that this is a significant document, possibly from an art museum bulletin or a real estate journal, documenting key appointments and events.

The image shows a two-page spread from a bulletin or newsletter, possibly from the early 20th century. The left page features an article titled "Boston I" with a photograph of a man, likely a notable figure from Boston. The text discusses the Boston Real Estate Exchange's preparations for a convention and mentions the exchange's efforts to become a national organization. The right page contains an announcement titled "Appointment of Director" for the City Art Museum of St. Louis, celebrating the appointment of Meuric R. Rogers as the new Director following the death of Samuel L. Sherer. The announcement highlights Mr. Rogers' qualifications and previous roles, emphasizing his dedication to the cultural life of the community.