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This image shows a page from the Bulletin of the Cleveland Museum of Art, specifically from the section titled "The Department of Oriental Art." The page contains two main sections:

1. The Department of Oriental Art Announcement:

   • The text announces the appointment of Howard Conoley Hollis as Curator of Oriental Art. It provides details about his education, expertise, and previous positions, mentioning his experience at Cornell and Harvard Universities, his residence in China, and his role at the Harvard-Yenching Institute.
   • It also mentions Langdon Warner, who has accepted an appointment as a non-resident Associate in the Oriental Department, having been released from his position at the Fogg Museum for part-time service. It notes that plans for a significant exhibition of Oriental Art are being made, set to be opened in December.

2. Membership Report:

   • This section lists new members added to the museum's membership roster since the last report in July 1929. It categorizes members by "Transfer from Fellow to Fellow in Perpetuity," "Transfer from Fellow to Fellow for Life," "Fellow," "Transfer from Sustaining to Life," "Sustaining," and "Transfer from Annual to Life." Names of new members are listed under each category, with some notes indicating dual memberships.

On the right-hand side of the page, there is a smaller piece of paper with the heading "BOSTON" and text discussing exhibitions and art-related activities in Boston, including a memorial exhibition for Edmund H. Garrett and information about works exhibited at galleries and museums in Boston and Cambridge. The date "Oct.12, 1929" is handwritten at the bottom of the paper, along with the note "Art News."

This image shows two separate sheets of paper placed on a flat surface. The left sheet is titled "THE BULLETIN OF THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART" and focuses on "THE DEPARTMENT OF ORIENTAL ART." It announces the appointment of Howard Coonley Hollis as the Curator of Oriental Art and provides details about his background and qualifications. It also includes a "MEMBERSHIP REPORT" listing various names and their membership statuses.

The right sheet is titled "BOSTON" and appears to be a news article or report. It discusses various art exhibitions and events in Boston, including a memorial exhibition of the works of Edmund H. Garrett, a group of paintings by Harold Rotenberg, and other art displays at different venues. The article is dated "Oct. 12, 1929," and is labeled "Art News" at the bottom.

Both sheets have a vintage appearance, suggesting they are from the early 20th century. The right sheet has three holes punched at the top, indicating it was likely part of a binder or folder.

This image displays two open pages from a vintage publication, specifically pages 146 (left) and 147 (right) of The Bulletin of the Cleveland Museum of Art, dated October 1929.

The pages appear to be from a newsletter or museum bulletin, printed on aged, off-white or cream-colored paper with noticeable yellowing, especially along the crease and edges. Three binder holes are visible along the right-hand margin of the right page. The text is set in a classic serif font, typical of early 20th-century printing.

Page 146 (Left Page):

This page features two main articles under the header “THE BULLETIN OF THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART”.

1. THE DEPARTMENT OF ORIENTAL ART:
   This article announces the appointment of Howard Coonley Hollis as the new Curator of Oriental Art, succeeding Mr. MacLean who resigned in 1922. It details Mr. Hollis’s background, including his education at Cornell and Harvard, his three-and-a-half-year residence in China, and his recent position as Secretary of the Harvard-Yenching Institute. It also mentions that Langdon Warner, formerly a Field Representative and Fellow at the Fogg Museum, has accepted a part-time position as a non-resident Associate in the Oriental Department and will collaborate on an important exhibition of Oriental Art to open in December.

2. MEMBERSHIP REPORT:
   This section lists recent changes in membership status since the July 1929 bulletin. It is organized into categories:

   • TRANSFER FROM FELLOW TO FELLOW FOR PERPETUITY (e.g., Lamprecht, Mrs. Julius I.)
   • TRANSFER FROM FELLOW TO FELLOW FOR LIFE (e.g., Alcott, Franklin E.; Joseph, Emil)
   • FELLOW (e.g., †Berg, Conrad; Chisholm, Mrs. C. K.)
   • TRANSFER FROM SUSTAINING TO LIFE (e.g., Spanser, Louis B.)
   • SUSTAINING (e.g., Gray, Mrs. A. Donald)
   • TRANSFER FROM ANNUAL TO LIFE (e.g., Beach, Robert K.; Mason, Edwin L.)
     Footnotes indicate that “†” means the individual holds two memberships.

The page number “146” is printed at the bottom.

Page 147 (Right Page):

This page contains a section titled “BOSTON”, which reports on art news and events from that city.

It covers a variety of topics:

• An exhibition of works by Edmund H. Garrett at the Boston Arts Club.
• A group of paintings by Harold Rothenberg at the West End Art Gallery.
• A polychrome wood bust of St. Barbara recently presented to the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
• Historical etchings by Margaret H. Wright shown at the Society of Arts and Crafts, Park street.
• A bronze sculpture “Samuel Pepys” lent by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cabot.
• New acquisitions at the Fogg Museum, including 8th-century wall paintings from Turfan, Central Asia, and Scythian metal work from Kara Khoto, as well as a case of unbaked clay sculpture.
• An exhibition at the Concord Art Center, Concord, Massachusetts.
• A portrait by George Luks of a “hanky boy” titled “Batts.”

Notably, at the bottom of the page, there is a handwritten note in cursive black ink:

Art News
Oct. 12, 1929

This suggests that the publication may have been annotated by a reader or catalogued for reference.

In summary, this is a historical document from October 1929, providing institutional updates on staff appointments and memberships at the Cleveland Museum of Art, alongside regional art news from Boston. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the American art world and museum operations during the late 1920s.

The image appears to be a two-page spread from a bulletin or newsletter. The left page contains an article titled "The Department of Oriental Art" and discusses the appointment of Howard Coonley as the new curator of the Oriental Art department at the Cleveland Museum of Art. The article provides details about Coonley's background and qualifications for the position.

The right page contains a section titled "Membership Report" and lists the names of individuals who have been added to the museum's membership lists, including transfers from fellow to fellow for life, and transfers from sustaining to life.

The image also includes a small section titled "Art News" at the bottom right, which provides brief updates on art exhibitions and events at various institutions, such as the Boston Art Club, Harvard University, and the Concord Art Center.

Overall, the image appears to be a publication intended to inform readers about the activities and developments at the Cleveland Museum of Art, as well as provide updates on art-related events and exhibitions in the region.

The image shows a page from a bulletin of the Cleveland Museum of Art, specifically from the Department of Oriental Art. The bulletin is dated October 12, 1929. The page is divided into two main sections.

On the left side of the page, there is a report titled "Membership Report." This section lists the names of individuals who have been added to the membership lists of the museum. The names are categorized into different sections such as "Transfer from Fellow to Fellow in Perpetuity," "Transfer from Fellow to Fellow for Life," "Transfer from Sustaining to Sustaining," and "Transfer from Annual to Life." The list includes various names, indicating the transfer of membership statuses.

On the right side of the page, there is a section titled "Art News." This section provides updates on various art-related events and exhibitions. It mentions a memorial exhibition of the works of Edmund H. Garrett, which opened at the Boston Art Club on October 1st. The exhibition showcases a wide range of Garrett's artistic accomplishments, including oil paintings, watercolors, still-life compositions, wood carving, and applied designs.

Additionally, the "Art News" section highlights other exhibitions and events, such as a group of paintings by Harold Rotenburg, a polychrome and wood bust of St. Barbara of the Gothic period, small etchings by Margaret H. Wright of historical and other subjects, and an exhibition of historic events in the Samuel Cabot family by Mr. and Mrs. Cabot.

The bulletin also mentions the Fogg Museum's exploration of the outcome of several Harvard expeditions and provides information about other art galleries and exhibitions in different locations, including Boston, Cambridge, and Concord.

Overall, the image showcases a page from the Cleveland Museum of Art's bulletin, providing updates on membership changes and art-related news and events.

The image depicts a two-page spread from a publication titled The Bulletin of the Cleveland Museum of Art, specifically from the Department of Oriental Art. The document is dated October 12, 1929, and appears to be a formal announcement and membership report.

Left Page:

• Header: The top of the page reads, "THE BULLETIN OF THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART" and "THE DEPARTMENT OF ORIENTAL ART."
• Main Content:
  • The left page announces the appointment of Howard Coolley as the new Curator of Oriental Art at the Cleveland Museum of Art. Coolley has succeeded Mr. MacLean's position, who resigned in 1924. The announcement highlights Coolley's qualifications, including:
    • Education at Harvard University.
    • Three and a half years of residence in China.
    • Experience at the Harvard-Yenching Institute and the Cleveland Museum of Art.
    • His role as Secretary to the Field Representative, Warner Lattengow, for the Oriental Research and Lecture on Fine Arts at Harvard College.
    • Acceptance of an appointment as a non-resident associate in the Oriental Department at Harvard.
  • The text also mentions that Coolley will cooperate with the Fogg Museum for part-time service and that an important exhibition of Oriental Art will be inaugurated in December.
• Membership Report:
  • Below the announcement, there is a section titled "MEMBERSHIP REPORT", which lists individuals who have been added to the membership rolls. The report includes:
    • Transfers from Fellow to Fellow in Perpetuity.
    • Transfers from Fellow to Fellow for Life.
    • Transfers from Annual to Life.
    • Sustaining Members.
  • Names of individuals and their affiliations are listed, such as:
    • Alcott, Franklin (from Fellow to Fellow for Life).
    • Dalton, Mrs. H. G. (from Fellow to Fellow for Life).
    • Beach, Robert K. (from Annual to Life).
    • Benscheidt, Dr. Edward L. (from Annual to Life).
    • Brisitham, Samuel L. (from Annual to Life).
    • Curtis, Henry G. (Sustaining Member).
  • The page is numbered 146 at the bottom.

Right Page:

• Header: The right page begins with the word "BOSTON", indicating a section focused on art events and exhibitions in Boston.
• Content:
  • The page discusses various art exhibitions, museum activities, and notable artworks in Boston. Key points include:
    • Edmund H. Garrett Memorial Exhibition: A memorial exhibition of Garrett's works was held at the Boston Art Club, showcasing a wide range of his artistic achievements, including oils, watercolors, tempera, and applied design.
    • West End Art Gallery Exhibition: An exhibition featuring the works of Harold Rottenberg was held, with thirty paintings and several drawings displayed.
    • Barbara of the Gothic Period at the Museum of Fine Arts: An exhibition of Gothic-period works, including wood carvings and small etchings, was presented.
    • Small Etchings by Margaret Wright: Historical and artistic etchings were shown at the Society of Arts and Crafts.
    • Exhibition by Gregory Wilkinson: An exhibition of paintings and drawings by Wilkinson was held at the Copley Society.
    • John Templeman Coolidge Exhibition: An exhibition of Coolidge's works, including a chess set by Henry S. Marquand, was displayed at the Fogg Museum.
    • Modern Lakes Exhibition: An exhibition of works by Jody Hale, including a portrait of George Lakes, was shown at the Concord Art Center.
  • The page also mentions the Fogg Museum and its offerings, including Harvard explorations and other art-related activities.
• Footer: The bottom of the page includes the phrase "Art News" and the date "Oct. 12, 1929".

Overall Layout and Design:

• The document is formatted in a classic, formal style typical of early 20th-century publications.
• The text is typeset in a serif font, with clear headings and subheadings.
• The left page is primarily textual, focusing on administrative and membership updates, while the right page is more descriptive, detailing art exhibitions and cultural events in Boston.
• The page numbers and headers indicate that this is part of a larger bulletin or newsletter series.

This image captures a snapshot of the Cleveland Museum of Art's activities and the broader art scene in Boston during the late 1920s.

The image presents a scanned page from an old bulletin, featuring two distinct sections. The left side displays the "MEMBERSHIP REPORT" section, while the right side contains a news article about the Fogg Museum.

MEMBERSHIP REPORT

• The section is titled "MEMBERSHIP REPORT" and lists the names of individuals who have been added to the lists since the last report published in the Bulletin for July, 1929.
• The list includes the following names:
  • Alcott, Franklin I.
  • Dalton, Mrs. H.G.
  • Grandin, Mrs. George W.
  • Herr, Conrad
  • Rockefeller, Mrs. Helen E.
  • Thompson, Mrs. Strouder
  • Gray, Mrs. A. Donald
  • Beach, Robert K.
  • Bernstein, Dr. Samuel L.
  • Bonstedt, Dr. E. Samuel L.
  • Hittingham, Dr. Harold H.
  • Curtis, Henry S.
  • Harrington, Mrs. Norman T.
  • Suh, Robert
  • Trenoway, Mrs. Esther F.

NEWS ARTICLE

• The article is titled "BOSTON" and discusses the Fogg Museum's new exhibit on the works of the late Edmund H. Garrett.
• The exhibit features a group of paintings by Harold Rotenberg, which will be displayed in the West End Art Gallery.
• The article also mentions that the Fogg Museum now offers the outcome of several Harvard explorations.

In summary, the image shows a scanned page from an old bulletin, featuring a membership report and a news article about the Fogg Museum. The membership report lists the names of individuals who have been added to the lists since the last report published in July, 1929. The news article discusses the Fogg Museum's new exhibit on the works of the late Edmund H. Garrett and mentions that the museum now offers the outcome of several Harvard explorations.

The image depicts a page from the Bulletin of the Cleveland Museum of Art, featuring a membership report and an article about Boston. The page is divided into two sections: the left side contains the membership report, while the right side features the article about Boston.

Membership Report:

• The report lists new members who have joined the museum since the last publication in July 1929.
• It includes the names of individuals who have transferred from fellow to fellow in perpetuity, as well as those who have transferred from fellow to life.
• The report also mentions the names of individuals who have sustained or transferred from sustaining to life.

Article about Boston:

• The article discusses a memorial exhibition of the works of Edmund H. Garrett, which was opened at the Boston Arts Club on October 1st.
• It highlights the wide range of Garrett's artistic aims, interests, and accomplishments, including his work in etching, illustration, wood carving, and applied design.
• The article also mentions that the exhibition will be held until October 26th, and that it will feature a collection of paintings by Harold Rotenberg.

Overall, the page provides information about the museum's membership and an article about a notable exhibition in Boston.

The image shows two pages from a publication, likely a magazine or journal, with the left page partially overlapping the right page. The left page is yellowed and has a heading that reads "THE BULLETIN OF THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART" and "THE DEPARTMENT OF ORIENTAL ART." The text below discusses the appointment of Howard Coonley Hollis as Curator of Oriental Art and lists membership reports, including transfers and new members. The page number "146" is visible at the bottom.

The right page is white and features an article titled "BOSTON" with a subheading that is not fully visible. The text appears to be discussing art exhibitions and events in Boston, including a memorial exhibition of Edmund H. Garrett's work and a show of modernist paintings at the Copley Society. The date "Oct. 12, 1929" is handwritten in the bottom-right corner.

The background of the image is light gray, suggesting that it may be a digital scan or photograph of the pages. Overall, the image provides a glimpse into the content and style of the publication, which appears to be focused on art and cultural events.

The image presents a scanned or photographed page from an old newsletter or bulletin, likely from the Cleveland Museum of Art. The page is divided into two sections: a left-hand section and a right-hand section.

Left-Hand Section:

• Title: "THE BULLETIN OF THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART"
• Subtitle: "THE DEPARTMENT OF ORIENTAL ART"
• Content: The section announces the appointment of Howard Coonley Hollis as Curator of Oriental Art, replacing Mr. MacLean who resigned in 1922. It also mentions that Langdon Warner has accepted an appointment as non-resident Associate in the Oriental Department.
• Membership Report: A list of new members added to the lists since the last report published in the Bulletin for July, 1929.

Right-Hand Section:

• Title: "art news"
• Date: "Oct. 1929"
• Content: The section features articles about various art-related topics, including:
  • A memorial exhibition of the works of the late Edmund H. Garrett at the Art Institute of Chicago.
  • A polychrome and wood bust of St. Barbara of the Gothic period presented to the Boston Museum of Fine Arts by Trumbull Codding.
  • Small etchings by Margaret H. Shepherd suitable for Christmas cards, shown at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
  • An exhibition of "modernists" at the Concord Art Center, Concord, Massachusetts.
  • The Fogg Museum's new offerings, including the outcome of several Harvard expeditions.

Visual Description:

• The pages are yellowed with age and have a slightly worn appearance.
• The text is printed in black ink on white paper.
• The pages are bound together with three holes punched along the right-hand side, suggesting that they were once part of a larger binder or folder.
• The background of the image is a light gray color, providing a neutral backdrop for the pages.