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The image shows a page from "The Bulletin of the Cleveland Museum of Art," dated October 1929. The page contains three main sections:
Mr. Francis Resigns: This section announces the resignation of Henry Sayles Francis, who served as the Curator of Prints and Drawings for two years. The text expresses regret over his departure and mentions that he is moving to an important administrative and curatorial position at the Fogg Art Museum of Harvard University. The Cleveland Museum expresses appreciation for his service.
Advisory Council: This section mourns the passing of three members of the Advisory Council who died within a few weeks. The deaths are noted with sorrow, and the article pays tribute to their contributions, particularly to the financial assistance and the building up of the collections, especially in the case of Worcester R. Warner, whose additions to the Oriental collection are highlighted as most important.
Courses Given at the Museum 1929-1930: This section details the courses offered at the museum for adults, inviting members to take advantage of these classes. The purpose of these courses is to provide a more intimate knowledge of the museum's collections and a comprehensive history of the art of various countries. The courses are free for museum members, with a small fee charged to non-members. A complete list of the courses can be found in the Lecture Leaflet.
The page is aged, and there are handwritten notes at the bottom right corner, including "Art News Oct. 12, 1929." The page appears to be part of a larger document, as there is a yellowed section visible on the left side, suggesting it is part of a collection or binder.
This image is a scanned document or newsletter page from "The Bulletin of the Cleveland Museum of Art," dated October 1929. The content is divided into different sections with subheadings, and includes the following:
MR. FRANCIS RESIGNS: This section announces the resignation of Henry Sayles Francis, the Curator of Prints and Drawings at the Cleveland Museum of Art, effective October 1929. The text expresses regret over his departure and details his new position at the Fogg Art Museum of Harvard University.
ADVISORY COUNCIL: This section commemorates the recent deaths of three members of the Advisory Council: Myron T. Herrick, Charles F. Brush, and Worcester R. Warner. It highlights their contributions and the impact they had on the museum.
COURSES GIVEN AT THE MUSEUM 1929-1930: This section informs members of the museum about the courses available for adults, taught by museum staff. It emphasizes the educational benefits of these courses and mentions that there is no charge for museum members, while non-members will be charged a small fee.
The document is printed on a piece of paper that shows signs of age, with some discoloration and creases. There are also handwritten notes on the document, including the date "October 12, 1929" and the words "Art news." The text is typed in a serif font, typical of the 1920s printing style.
Additionally, there is a separate, smaller piece of paper attached to the main document, which appears to be a clipping from another source, possibly a newspaper or another bulletin. This clipping contains more detailed information about various art exhibitions and collections at different locations, including the Fogg Museum and the Concord Art Center.
This image shows a page from a vintage publication, specifically page 145 of "The Bulletin of the Cleveland Museum of Art" for October 1929, as handwritten in pencil in the upper right corner.
The page is printed on aged, cream-colored paper and features several distinct sections of typewritten text, presented in a formal, newspaper-column style. Three main article headings are clearly visible:
"MR. FRANCIS RESIGNS": This section announces the resignation of Henry Sayles Francis, who served as Curator of Prints and Drawings for two years. It notes his departure is to accept a position at the Fogg Art Museum of Harvard University and expresses the museum’s appreciation for his service.
"ADVISORY COUNCIL": This article announces the recent deaths of three Advisory Council members — Myron T. Herrick, Charles F. Brush, and Worcester R. Warner — and pays tribute to their service. It specifically highlights Mr. Warner's important contributions to the Oriental collection.
"COURSES GIVEN AT THE MUSEUM 1929-1930": This section invites adult members to attend educational courses offered by museum staff. It states the purpose is to provide an intimate knowledge of the collections and a comprehensive history of art, with a small fee for non-members.
Additional Notes on the Physical Object:
Overall, the image captures a historical document detailing institutional news, personnel changes, and educational offerings from the Cleveland Museum of Art in late 1929.
The image is a bulletin from the Cleveland Museum of Art, dated October 1929. The bulletin includes several sections, each with different headings and content. The first section, titled "Mr. Francis Resigns," announces the resignation of Henry Sayles Francis, who has served as Curator of Prints and Drawings for two years. The bulletin expresses regret over his departure and mentions his contributions to building up the department and print collections. It also mentions his new position at the Fogg Art Museum of Harvard University.
The second section, "Advisory Council," notes the recent passing of three members of the Advisory Council and records their contributions to the museum. It also mentions the opportunity for new members to join and assist in building up the collections.
The third section, "Courses Given at the Museum 1929-1930," invites members to take advantage of courses for adults given by museum staff. It highlights the purpose of these courses as providing the public with more time and knowledge of the museum's collections and art from various countries. It mentions that there will be no charge to museum members for these courses.
The fourth section, "Art News," provides updates on various art-related events and exhibitions. It mentions the display of Chinese art at the Fogg Museum, the exhibition of modern American paintings at Harvard, and the ongoing works at the Concord Art Center. It also briefly mentions the upcoming exhibition of bronzes by C. W. Cleveland and an exhibition of carvings by Cabot, Leonard, and Mrs. Samuel Cabot.
The bulletin is printed on beige paper and has a simple layout with black text. It includes some illustrations and references to specific artworks and artists. The bulletin appears to be a regular publication from the Cleveland Museum of Art, providing updates on the museum's activities, staff changes, and art-related news.
The image is a page from a publication titled "The Bulletin of the Cleveland Museum of Art," dated October 1929. The page is predominantly text-based, featuring several sections of information.
At the top of the page, there is a headline stating "MR. FRANCIS RESIGNS," followed by a brief paragraph announcing the resignation of Henry Sayles Francis from his position as Curator of Prints and Drawings at the museum. The text mentions his two-year service, his contributions to the department, and his acceptance of a position at the Fogg Art Museum of Harvard University.
Below this, there is a section titled "ADVISORY COUNCIL," which reports on the passing of three members of the Advisory Council within the last few weeks. Their deaths are noted with sorrow and tribute, and the opportunity for new council members is mentioned.
Further down, there is a section titled "COURSES GIVEN AT THE MUSEUM 1929-1930," which invites members to take advantage of courses for adults given by museum staff. The purpose of these courses is to provide the public with knowledge of the museum's collections and the history of art from various countries. There is no charge for museum members, and a small fee for non-members. A list of these courses can be found in the Lecture Leaflet.
The right side of the page contains additional text, which appears to be a continuation of the "COURSES GIVEN AT THE MUSEUM" section, detailing specific courses and exhibitions, including "Art in China," "The American room at the Fogg Museum," and "At the Concord Art Center."
The bottom of the page has a date stamp "Oct. 1929" and mentions that the Fogg Museum now offers the outcome of several Harvard expeditions.
The page is perforated with two holes on the right side, suggesting it may have been bound or clipped at some point. The text is printed in a serif font, and the layout is straightforward with clear section headings.
The image shows a scanned page from "The Bulletin of the Cleveland Museum of Art," dated October 1929. The page is formatted as a printed document with typed text, and it appears to be part of a newsletter or bulletin intended for museum members and the public. Here is a detailed description of the content and layout:
The page is divided into several sections, each addressing different topics related to the museum's activities, personnel, and events.
The document serves as an official communication from the Cleveland Museum of Art, providing updates on staff changes, council members, educational programs, and museum events. It reflects the museum's efforts to engage with its members and the public through courses, exhibitions, and announcements. The tone is formal and informative, suitable for an institutional bulletin.
This image depicts a scanned document, presumably a page from "The Bulletin of the Cleveland Museum of Art," dated at the upper right corner as "October, 1929." The text at the top reads "MR. FRANCIS RESIGNS," followed by a paragraph that announces the resignation of Henry Sayles Francis, who served as Curator of Prints and Drawings for two years at the museum. It notes his efficient work in building interest in his department and states that he will be an assistant at the Fogg Art Museum of Harvard University. There are expressions of regret for his departure and appreciation for his splendid service.
Below that, there's a section labeled "ADVISORY COUNCIL," mentioning the recent passings of three council members and noting their contributions to the museum.
The next heading is "COURSES GIVEN AT THE MUSEUM 1929-1930," which invites members of the museum and the general public to participate in courses that aim to give a more intimate knowledge of the museum collections, with no charge to Museum members and a nominal fee for non-members.
The page features some handwritten notes and is marked "145" at the bottom, indicating it is a single page from a larger publication. There's a handwritten note on the right side that reads "Girl he[n]us Oc[to]ber 17, 1929," possibly an unrelated personal annotation.
The image features a page from "THE BULLETIN OF THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART" dated October 1929. The bulletin includes three main sections:
MR. FRANCIS RESIGNS: This section announces the resignation of Henry Sayles Francis, who served as Curator of Prints and Drawings for two years. It notes his contributions to the department and expresses regret over his departure to the Fogg Art Museum at Harvard University.
ADVISORY COUNCIL: This section mentions the passing away of three members of the Advisory Council within the last few weeks - Myron T. Herrick (March thirty-first), Charles F. Brush (June fifteenth), and Worcester R. Warner (June twenty-fifth). It acknowledges their varying forms of helpfulness to the Museum and explains the importance of their contributions, particularly Mr. Warner's to the Oriental collection.
COURSES GIVEN AT THE MUSEUM 1929-1930: This section invites members of the Museum to take advantage of courses offered by the Museum staff aimed at providing a more intimate knowledge of the collections and a comprehensive history of various countries' art.
Accompanying the bulletin is a partially visible article from another publication titled "Art News," dated October 12, 1929 which discusses topics related to art museums and collections.
The image shows a vintage archival sheet mounted on a gray background. It’s a page from a bulletin (The Bulletin of the Cleveland Museum of Art) with the heading “MR. FRANCIS RESIGNS,” followed by sections titled “ADVISORY COUNCIL” and “COURSES GIVEN AT THE MUSEUM 1929-1930.” The paper is aged to a yellow-tan color, with old-style serif typography. A handwritten date appears along the top edge (looks like October 1929). There are a couple of binder holes along the right edge. Behind this main sheet, another column of text is partially visible, and a small clipping with “Art News” and a date (1929) is attached near the bottom right. Overall, it looks like a newspaper clipping or scrapbook page from the late 1920s.
This image features a page or a section from the bulletin of the Cleveland Museum of Art, dated October 1929. It contains typed text in several segments, formatted neatly in columns. Some of the key points include:
MR. FRANCIS RESIGNS:
ADVISORY COUNCIL:
COURSES GIVEN AT THE MUSEUM 1929-1930:
On the right, there is additional text partially visible. This may relate to other art and museum updates, and there is handwritten text at the bottom right that reads "Art News Oct 12, 1929."
The document appears to be affixed to a piece of paper, as evidenced by the punched holes on the right for placing it in a binder.