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ARCH.2003.25, Rendition: 794009
The image appears to be a page from the "American Magazine of Art" dated May 1930. It contains two main sections: a news article and a list of traveling exhibitions.
News Article:
Traveling Exhibitions:
The page is aged, with some discoloration and wear, indicating it is a historical document.
This image appears to be a scanned page of a historical document from "Art News" dated May 10, 1930. The content is related to the American Federation of Arts and provides details about various art exhibitions and conventions happening during that time.
The document is formatted with a mix of bold and regular text, and it includes some handwritten notes at the top left corner. The page has some signs of aging, with a slightly yellowish tint and some discoloration spots. There are also three punched holes on the right side, indicating that the page was likely part of a binder or notebook.
This image displays a single page from a vintage publication titled “Art News May 10, 1930”, handwritten at the top left. The page is dated May 1930 and appears to be from a newsletter or magazine, specifically the “American Magazine of Art”, as indicated by the handwritten title at the top center.
The document is printed on aged, slightly yellowed paper with visible fold lines and three binder punch holes along the right margin, suggesting it was part of a bound collection or file.
The page is divided into two main columns:
Left Column: “PAUL SACHS MADE HONORARY TRUSTEE”
This column features an article titled “PAUL SACHS MADE HONORARY TRUSTEE” under a bold headline. The text reports that Professor Paul J. Sachs of the Fogg Art Museum was appointed an honorary trustee of the Cincinnati Art Museum. It praises Sachs’ influence and contributions to American art development and lists members of the Cincinnati Museum’s board of trustees, including William Hayden Chatfield, E. W. Edwards, John J. Emery, and others. The article highlights Sachs’ roles at Harvard, his editorial work for Art Studies and The Burlington Magazine, and notes the recent addition of prominent civic figures to the museum’s board.
Right Column: THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF ARTS Bulletin of Traveling Exhibitions — May, 1930
This section functions as a schedule of traveling art exhibitions organized by the American Federation of Arts for May 1930. It lists:
The list ends with a note: “(Other engagements pending)”
Below that, under a bold heading “CONVENTIONS”:
This section lists scheduled annual conventions for May–June 1930:
Overall Impression:
This document is a well-organized, professional bulletin from 1930 aimed at art professionals, museum directors, and educators. It combines institutional news (like the honorary appointment of Paul Sachs) with practical information on upcoming traveling exhibitions and professional conventions. The handwritten titles suggest this copy was likely indexed or labeled for archival purposes. It offers a snapshot of the cultural and institutional art landscape in the United States during the early Depression era.
The image shows a page from a bulletin of the American Federation of Arts, dated May 1930. The bulletin includes an announcement about Paul Sachs becoming an honorary trustee of the Cincinnati Art Museum. The bulletin also lists upcoming exhibitions of contemporary American art across various locations in the United States, including Bethlehem, PA; Bowling Green, KY; Amherst, MA; Reading, PA; Baltimore, MD; Fitchburg, MA; and others. Additionally, the bulletin mentions upcoming conventions of various art associations and institutions, such as the Western Arts Association, the Association of Art Museum Directors, and the American Federation of Arts.
The image is a page from a magazine titled "American Magazine of Art," dated May 1930. The page is divided into several sections, each with a distinct heading and content.
The top section is titled "PAUL SACHS MADE HONORARY TRUSTEE." It contains a paragraph of text discussing Paul Sachs, his role as Professor of Fine Arts at Harvard College, and his appointment as an honorary trustee of the Cincinnati Art Museum. The text highlights his contributions to the art world and his association with various art institutions.
Below this section, there is a heading that reads "THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF ARTS," followed by a subheading "Bulletin of Traveling Exhibitions." This section lists various art exhibitions happening in different cities across the United States, including Bethlehem, Bowling Green, Amherst, Reading, Lawrence, Eugene, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Jackson, New York, Rochester, Sweet Briar, Utica, Tallahassee, Billings, Denver, Rock Hill, Denton, Seattle, Troy, Dayton, Lincoln, and St. Louis. The exhibitions cover a range of art forms, including paintings, etchings, engravings, and architectural collections.
The next section is titled "CONVENTIONS," which lists several art-related conventions and their respective dates and locations. These include the Western Arts Association Annual Convention in Minneapolis, the Association of Art Museum Directors Annual Convention in St. Louis, the American Federation of Arts Twenty-first Annual Convention in Washington, D.C., the American Institute of Architects Sixty-third Annual Convention in Washington, D.C., and the American Association of Museums Annual Convention in Buffalo, New York.
The page has a beige background with black text, and the edges of the page show signs of aging, with some discoloration and wear. The layout is straightforward, with clear headings and subheadings to organize the information.
The image is a scanned page from a publication titled "The American Federation of Arts Bulletin of Traveling Exhibitions", dated May 1930. The page is divided into two main sections, each containing distinct types of information.
Title: "THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF ARTS"
Subtitle: "Bulletin of Traveling Exhibitions"
Content: This section lists a variety of traveling art exhibitions organized by the American Federation of Arts. Each entry includes:
Examples of exhibitions listed include:
At the bottom of this section, there is a note stating: (Other engagements pending).
This page serves as a historical record of art events, appointments, and organizational activities from May 1930.
The image depicts a scanned page (Page 18) from a vintage publication with the heading "Art News May 1, 1930" in the top left corner and "American Magazine of Art" in the top right corner. The main title "THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF ARTS Bulletin of Traveling Exhibitions" is centrally aligned, followed by the date "May, 1930."
This page lists various events, likely pertaining to art exhibitions and conventions scheduled in May 1930, organized by location and date. It opens with a brief article or announcement titled "PAUL SACHS MADE HONORARY TRUSTEE" related to the Cincinnati Art Museum and Paul J. Sachs. The text is small but legible and formatted in traditional newspaper style, using columns and different typesetting for titles and content.
The list of events includes exhibitions of paintings by contemporary American artists, a group of Kentucky oil paintings, grand central art galleries exhibition, etc., with the locations spanning multiple states such as Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and New York.
The lower portion of the document has a section titled "CONVENTIONS," detailing the annual conventions of various art associations, including the Western Arts Association, Association of Art Museum Directors, American Federation of Arts, and American Association of Museums, with scheduled dates and locations such as Minneapolis, Detroit, Washington, D.C., and Buffalo, N.Y.
The physical condition of the paper shows signs of aging with discoloration towards the edges, and there are holes on the right-hand side, suggesting it was bound in a booklet or file. There's a faint watermark visible on the top half of the document.
The image depicts a page from a publication titled "American Magazine of Art." At the top left corner, there is a handwritten note that says "Art News May 10, 1930."
The page is divided into two sections. The left section features a piece titled "PAUL SACHS MADE HONORARY TRUSTEE," which includes a news article about Paul J. Sachs, a professor of fine arts at Harvard College, being made an honorary trustee of the Cincinnati Museum Association and the Fogg Art Museum. The article highlights Mr. Sachs' involvement and contributions to the arts, as well as his connection to several prestigious institutions and associations.
The right section is headed "THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF ARTS Bulletin of Traveling Exhibitions May, 1930." This part lists various art exhibitions, their locations, and dates. The exhibitions include paintings, etchings, etchings and drawings, graphic processes, modern paintings, reproduction of masterpieces, and an international exhibition of glass and rugs. Additionally, there is a list of conventions scheduled for different arts associations in various cities throughout May and early June 1930, including conventions of the Western Arts Association, Association of Art Museum Directors, American Federation of Arts, American Institute of Architects, and American Association of Museums.
The page has holes punched on the right side, implying it is meant to be placed in a binder or folder.
An aged page from a 1930 art bulletin. The left side shows a small clipping with the heading “PAUL SACHS MADE HONORARY TRUSTEE” (about the Cincinnati Art Museum) and a handwritten note at the very top reading “Art News May 10, 1930.” The main portion on the right is titled “THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF ARTS – Bulletin of Traveling Exhibitions – May, 1930” and lists numerous traveling exhibitions with cities and dates, plus a “CONVENTIONS” section at the bottom. The page is yellowed with browned edges and has binder holes along the right edge, indicating it was kept in a folder.
This image showcases a page with two main sections of text. On the left-hand side, there is a short article titled "Paul Sachs Made Honorary Trustee." It discusses the honor given to Paul Sachs of the Fogg Art Museum by the Cincinnati Museum Association. It includes details about his contributions to art and academic initiatives.
On the right-hand side, the heading reads "The American Federation of Arts Bulletin of Traveling Exhibitions, May 1930." Below, there's a list of various art exhibitions taking place across the U.S. in May 1930, mentioning details such as exhibition titles, participating locations, and corresponding dates.
Beneath this is a section titled "Conventions," listing the details of upcoming annual meetings for various associations like the Western Arts Association and others, with specific dates and locations (e.g., Minneapolis, Washington D.C., and Buffalo, N.Y.).
Handwritten notes appear at the top, including "Art News May 10, 1930" and "American Magazine of Art." The document also features hole punches along the right margin, indicating it might have been part of a portfolio or binder. Some slight discoloration is evident on the bottom right-hand corner.