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ARCH.2003.25, Rendition: 794317
The image shows a piece of paper with a block of text printed on it. The text is centered and formatted in a serif font. The text appears to be a closing note or informational card related to an exhibition. It mentions that the viewer has just been viewing an exhibition sponsored by the College Art Association and notes that this is one of forty-four exhibitions circulated by the Association this season. The text also describes some of the Association's publications, including "Eastern Art," "The Art Bulletin," and "Parnassus," and mentions that the publications are not for sale but are issued for Association members. It also offers to send a complimentary copy of "Parnassus" to anyone who would like to receive it. The bottom of the card includes the name and address of the College Art Association, located at 20 West 58th Street, New York City, along with the word "(OVER)" indicating that there is more information on the reverse side. The paper is slightly off-center and creased, suggesting it may have been folded or handled.
This image is a printed card or flyer on off-white paper, resting on a light gray background. The text is written in a classic serif font, with the first letter "Y" in the first paragraph notably larger than the rest of the text.
The content explains the sponsorship of an art exhibition by the College Art Association. It mentions that this is one of forty-four exhibitions circulated by the Association in the current season. The Association also mentions its publications, including "Eastern Art" (an annual on Oriental Art), "The Art Bulletin" (a quarterly research publication), and "Parnassus" (a monthly magazine covering international art news and criticism).
It specifies that these publications are only for Association members but offers a complimentary copy of Parnassus to interested individuals. The address of the College Art Association is listed as 20 West 58th Street, New York City, and the bottom of the card says "(OVER)" indicating the presence of additional content on the other side.
The overall tone of the text is formal and informative, aimed at promoting the Association and its activities.
This image displays the reverse side of a printed card or exhibition program insert, likely from the mid-20th century, given the typography and paper quality. The card is off-white or cream-colored and is photographed against a plain, light gray background, with a slight shadow suggesting it is laid flat or slightly raised.
The text is typeset in a classic serif font. The first letter “Y” in “YOU” is significantly enlarged and dropped into the first line, serving as a decorative drop cap. The body of the text is left-aligned and provides information about the College Art Association (CAA).
The message reads:
“YOU have just been viewing an exhibition sponsored by the College Art Association. This is one of forty-four exhibitions circulated by the Association this season. The exhibition program is only one of the activities undertaken by our organization which publishes Eastern Art, an annual devoted to Oriental Art; The Art Bulletin, a quarterly devoted to research, and Parnassus, a monthly illustrated art magazine of international news and critical interest, and devoted to all phases of art expression. Association publications are not for sale. They are issued for Association members. However, we will be happy to send you a complimentary copy of Parnassus if it would interest you to receive it.”
Below the paragraph, centered, is the contact information:
COLLEGE ART ASSOCIATION
20 West 58th Street, New York City
At the very bottom, centered and in parentheses, is the indicator “(OVER)”, suggesting that this is the back of a two-sided document.
The tone of the text is formal and informative, aimed at educating visitors about the CAA’s broader activities beyond the exhibition they just attended. It also functions as a membership and outreach tool, offering a free sample of one of its publications to potential supporters.
This is a flyer for the College Art Association, which sponsors exhibitions and publishes magazines. The flyer mentions that the viewer has just seen an exhibition sponsored by the Association, which is one of forty-four exhibitions circulated by the Association this season. The flyer also mentions that the Association publishes Eastern Art, an annual devoted to Oriental Art; The Art Bulletin, a quarterly devoted to research; and Parnassus, a monthly illustrated art magazine of international news and critical interest, and devoted to all phases of art expression. The flyer states that Association publications are not for sale and are issued for Association members. However, the flyer offers to send a complimentary copy of Parnassus if it would interest the viewer. The flyer includes the address of the College Art Association, which is located at 20 West 58th Street, New York City.
The image shows a piece of paper with text on it. The text is written in black font and appears to be a letter. The letter is addressed to someone who has just viewed an exhibition sponsored by the College Art Association. The letter explains that the exhibition program is one of the activities undertaken by the organization, which also publishes Eastern Art, The Art Bulletin, and Parnassus. The letter also mentions that the association's publications are not for sale and are issued for association members. However, the association is willing to send a complimentary copy of Parnassus to anyone interested in receiving it. The letter ends with the address of the College Art Association.
The image shows a printed card or flyer with text. The content is a message addressed to a viewer who has just attended an exhibition sponsored by the College Art Association. The text explains that this exhibition is one of forty-four exhibitions circulated by the Association during the season. It highlights that the exhibition program is part of a broader set of activities undertaken by the organization, which also publishes several art-related publications:
The text emphasizes that these publications are not for sale and are issued exclusively to Association members. However, the Association offers to send a complimentary copy of Parnassus to interested individuals.
At the bottom of the card, the College Art Association's address is provided:
20 West 58th Street, New York City.
The word "(OVER)" is printed at the bottom, suggesting that this is the first page of a longer document or that additional information may follow on another page. The overall design is simple, with clean typography and a light beige background, giving it a formal and professional appearance.
The image displays a piece of paper with typed text. The text appears to be a message to someone who has just viewed an exhibition sponsored by the College Art Association. The message explains that the exhibition is one of forty-four exhibitions circulated by the Association and is part of their seasonal exhibition program. It also mentions publications like "Oriental Art," "The Art Bulletin," and "Parnassus," which are affiliated with the association and cover various aspects of art and research. These publications are not for sale and are issued to Association members, but the message offers a complimentary copy of "Parnassus" to the recipient if they are interested. The address of the College Art Association is given at the bottom: 20 West 58th Street, New York City. There is a note "(OVER)" at the bottom right, suggesting there may be additional text on the reverse side of the paper.
The image shows a piece of paper with text in a typewriter-like font. The content informs the reader that they have just viewed an exhibition sponsored by the College Art Association. It mentions that this exhibition is one of forty-four exhibitions circulated by the Association in the current season.
The exhibition program is described as one of the activities of the organization, which also publishes Eastern Art, The Art Bulletin, and Parnassus. Eastern Art is an annual publication dedicated to Oriental Art. The Art Bulletin is a quarterly publication focused on research. Parnassus is a monthly illustrated art magazine that covers international news, critical interest, and various phases of art expression.
The notice specifies that Association publications are not for sale but are issued for members of the Association. It offers a complimentary copy of Parnassus if the reader is interested.
The text concludes with the address of the College Art Association: 20 West 58th Street, New York City. There is a note indicating there is information on the other side ("over").
The image shows a printed note from the College Art Association. The note informs the reader that they have just viewed an exhibition sponsored by the College Art Association, which is one of forty-four exhibitions circulated by the Association during the season. It explains that the exhibition program is one of several activities undertaken by the organization, which publishes:
The note mentions that these publications are not for sale and are issued only to Association members. However, the Association offers to send a complimentary copy of Parnassus if the recipient is interested. The note ends with the address of the College Art Association: 20 West 58th Street, New York City, and a note indicating there is more information on the reverse side ("OVER").