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The image is a page from a document titled "Parnassus" dated March 1931, Volume III, Number III. The page contains information about recent museum acquisitions and transcripts of news articles from March 1931.

Recent Museum Acquisitions:

1. Baltimore Museum of Art:

   • "Suzanna and Her Sisters" painting by Walter Ufer, gift of Friends of Art.

2. The Cincinnati Art Museum:

   • "Arthur Parton" portrait by Duerer, gift of Dr. Allan C. Pope.
   • Twelve early glass bottles dating from the 1st to the 17th century, gift of Mrs. Howard W. Irzen.
   • Set of etchings, lithographs, and woodcuts by Jean Francois Millet, gift of Dr. Allan C. Pope.

3. Cleveland Museum of Art:

   • The golden eagle and the two golden Gerrrudis Crosses from the Guelph Treasure, gift of Mrs. E. B. Greene.
   • Several paintings including "A Sacrificial Wine Cup" by Han Dynasty, "The Dudley P. Allen Memorial" by John Singer Sargent, and others.

4. The Fogg Art Museum:

   • Group of five Luristan bronzes, gifts of various donors.
   • Paintings including works by George Inness, Charles H. Davis, and others.
   • Lithographs, etchings, and drawings by various artists.
   • Two Chinese portraits, gifts of Dr. Denman W. Ross.
   • Herat carpet, gift of Leon Schnass.

Transcripts:

1. March 24:

   • Article titled "Current Exhibitions" listing various art exhibitions in different museums and galleries.

2. March 25:

   • Article titled "Gift of Sargent Drawings" discussing the collection of drawings by John Singer Sargent donated to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
   • Article titled "The Adventures of Marco Polo" about a silhouette film shown at the Fogg Museum.

3. March 26:

   • Article titled "From East to West" about two Bostonians studying the staff of the California Palace and the Legion of Honor, and a Harvard graduate studying at the Fogg Museum.

4. March 25:

   • Article titled "More Sargent Drawings" discussing the importance of the collection of Sargent's drawings at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and the artist's career and methods.

The page is annotated with dates and appears to be a compilation of news related to art acquisitions and exhibitions during March 1931.

The image is a collection of newspaper clippings and a transcript from March 1931, detailing recent acquisitions by various museums and exhibitions.

1. Baltimore Museum of Art (Baltimore, Md):

   • Acquired "Suzanna and Her Sisters" painting by Walter Ulmer, a gift of Friends of Art.

2. The Cincinnati Art Museum (Cincinnati, Ohio):

   • Acquired "Little Passion" on copper by Dürer, a gift of Dr. Allan C. Poole.
   • Twelve early glass bottles from the Christian era, a gift of Mrs. Howard Wurtsbaugh.
   • Set of etchings, lithographs, and woodcuts by Jean-François Millet, a gift of Dr. Allan C. Poole.

3. Cleveland Museum of Art (Cleveland, Ohio):

   • Acquired the golden Gertrudis Altar and two golden crosses from the Guelf Treasure, a purchase with the J. H. Wade Fund and a gift from Mrs. E. B. Green, Mr. W. Ware's daughter.
   • A set of 200 B.C.-220 A.D. Han Dynasty wine cups from the Dudley P. Allen Collection, 1930.

4. The Fogg Art Museum (Cambridge, Mass):

   • Acquired a group of five Lauristan bronzes, gifts of Messrs. R. Boudon-Muller, Charles Bain Hoyt, and Philip Hofer.
   • Various other items including a sketch by J. M. W. Turner, gifts and purchases from several donors.
   • Notable acquisitions include a Siva bronze, a lithograph by Ingres, and a portrait of Dr. Deman W. Ross.
   • Forty-four studies by John Singer Sargent, a gift from Miss Emily Sargent and Mrs. Francis Ormond.
   • A variety of paintings and sculptures, including works by Edgar Degas, John Singer Sargent, and others.

5. Exhibition Listings and Transcripts:

   • Mention of exhibitions including "Current Exhibitions" at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
   • Details about the "Gift of Sargent Drawings" and the "John S. Sargent Collection" at the Fogg Art Museum.
   • Information about the "Transcript" newspaper listings from March 1931, detailing various art exhibits and acquisitions.
   • An article titled "From East to West" discusses the staff changes at the Fogg Art Museum, including the appointment of Miss Louise Howe as assistant director.

The clippings also include details about other exhibitions and donations, including the "Sargent Collection" at the Fogg Art Museum, and a film titled "The Adventures of Prince Achmed" at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

The image is a page from a March 1931 issue of a publication titled "Parmassus". The page features several sections related to recent museum acquisitions and exhibits.

1. Top Section - Recent Museum Acquisitions:

   • Baltimore Museum of Art:
     • Acquired a painting titled "Suzanna and Her Sisters" by Walter Ufer, a gift from Friends of Art.
   • The Cincinnati Art Museum:
     • Acquired a small copper print by Dürer, a set of glass bottles from the first, second, and third centuries, and a set of etchings, lithographs, and woodcuts by Jean-François Millet. These were gifts from Dr. Allyn C. Poole.
   • Cleveland Museum of Art:
     • Acquired a golden Gertrudis Altar and two golden crosses from the Guelf Treasure. The first Gertrudis Cross was acquired through the John Huntington Art and Polytechnic Trust for the John Huntington Collection. Also, a Sacrificial Wine Cup from the Han Dynasty (206 B.C.-220 A.D.) from the Dudley P. Allen Collection, dated 1930.
   • The Fogg Art Museum:
     • Acquired various bronze items, a set of paintings by Murillo, El Greco, Hals, and Rembrandt Beuckest, a wood sketch by J. M. W. Turner, and several other items, gifts from various donors including Dr. Allyn C. Poole, Mrs. Sargent, and others.
     • Also included a description of the Sargent Drawings collection, which was gifted by John Sargent to the museum.

2. Middle Section - Transcripts:

   • March 15 Transcript:
     • Details about the gift of Sargent drawings and the exhibition of "The Adventures of Prince Ahmed" by Lotte Reiniger.
   • March 22 Transcript:
     • A note about the arrival of two Bostonian staff members to the California Palace of Legion of Honor.
   • March 29 Transcript:
     • Details on more Sargent drawings and the ongoing exhibition of drawings by John Sargent in the Forecourt Gallery.

3. Right Column - Exhibitions:

   • Current Exhibitions:
     • Lists of current exhibitions at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, including works by John Sargent, Lotte Reiniger, and others.
   • Transcript March 28:
     • Additional information about the ongoing exhibitions and the collection of drawings by John Sargent.

4. Specific Notices:

   • March 15, 16, 22, and 28 Transcripts:
     • Additional smaller notes and details about the exhibitions and the ongoing activities at the museums.

The page overall highlights significant acquisitions and ongoing exhibitions, focusing on notable artworks and contributions to the art collections of prominent museums.

The image shows a typewritten manuscript with the title "RECENT MUSEUM ACQUISITIONS." The document appears to be a newsletter or report, with a handwritten note at the top saying "Parnassus, March 1931, Vol. 1, No. 6." The content details various acquisitions from different museums, including the Baltimore Museum of Art, The Cincinnati Art Museum, Cleveland Museum of Art, and The Fogg Art Museum. Each section lists specific items, their donors, and sometimes descriptions. For example, the Baltimore Museum of Art received a painting by Walter Uhler, and The Cincinnati Art Museum acquired a print by Dürer and glass bottles from the Christian era. The document also includes a section titled "Current Exhibitions" and notes about specific art pieces and their origins, as well as a list of "More Sargent Drawings" acquired by the Fogg Art Museum, which includes works by John S. Sargent. The manuscript is dated and organized, providing a historical record of museum acquisitions and exhibitions.

The image is a page from the March 1931 issue of the magazine "Parnassus," focusing on recent museum acquisitions, current exhibitions, and notable collections.

Recent Museum Acquisitions:

1. Baltimore Museum of Art (Baltimore, Md.)

   • Walter Ufer's painting "Suzanna and Her Sisters."
   • Edgar Degas' drawing "Portrait of the painter, J. J. Tissot," gifted by C. M. de Hauke.
   • John Singer Sargent's portrait "Mrs. Dorothy Murray Singleton" and a glazed terra-cotta gift from Mrs. David Minton.

2. The Cincinnati Art Museum (Cincinnati, Ohio)

   • Dürer's copper print "Little Passion."
   • Dr. C. Allen C. Poole's gift of glass bottles from the first to third centuries.
   • Works by Jean-François Millet including etchings, lithographs, and woodcuts.
   • Dr. C. Allen C. Poole’s gift of a painting by Henri Wierinszki.

3. Cleveland Museum of Art (Cleveland, Ohio)

   • Two golden Centurius and a Crucifix from the Guelf Treasure.
   • A rare addition, the Gertrudis Cross, a gift from Arsand.
   • Additional items from the John Huntington Art and Polytechnic Trust.

4. The Fogg Art Museum (Cambridge, Mass.)

   • Five Luristan bronzes, gifts from Messrs. R. Bondurant Muller, Carl W. Hamilton, and Paul J. Sachs.
   • Works by artists including Murillo, El Greco, Hals, and Rembrandt.
   • John Singer Sargent’s drawings and other works gifted by various donors, including bronzes and other artifacts.

Current Exhibitions:

• All art exhibitions listed are free to the public.
• Museum of Fine Arts, Houston: Annual exhibition of paintings and sculpture from February 1 to March 1.
• California Palace of the Legion of Honor (San Francisco): Paintings and drawings by John S. Sargent, including works loaned by museums and private collectors.
• Fogg Art Museum: Exhibition of drawings by John Singer Sargent, including works from the Metropolitan Museum, Boston Museum of Fine Arts, and private collections.

More Sargent Drawings:

• The significant collection of John S. Sargent’s drawings in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, is highlighted. This collection includes various types of works, such as portraits and figure studies, and has been expanded by recent acquisitions.
• An exhibition of these works is being organized by the Fogg Art Museum, showcasing Sargent's artistic range.

From East to West:

• Two Bostonian institutions, the Museum of Fine Arts and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, have loaned significant works to the California Palace of the Legion of Honor for an exhibition. This exhibition includes 60 drawings and paintings by John Singer Sargent, representing his career from early artistic development to his mature works. The exhibition will then move to the West Coast.

The image is a newspaper clipping dated March 1931, detailing recent museum acquisitions and exhibitions from various art museums. Here's a detailed summary of the contents:

Headline:

• Recent Museum Acquisitions

Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, Md.

• Suzanna and Her Sisters: Painting by Walter Ufer, gift of Friends of Art.

The Cincinnati Art Museum, Cincinnati, Ohio

• Little Passion: Copper print by Dürer.
• Twelve Second Glass Bottles: Dating from the first, second, and third centuries of the Christian era, gift of Mrs. Howard Wurts.
• Set of Etchings, Lithographs and Woodcuts: By Jean-François Millet, gift of Dr. Allon C. Poole.
• Herat Carpet: Early 17th century, gift of Dr. Allon C. Poole.

Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, Ohio

• The Golden Gerrudis Altar and Two Golden Gerrudis Crosses: From the Gudph Treasure, first Gertrudis Cross a purchase from the J. H. Wade Fund with the addition of a most generous gift from Mrs. E. B. Green, Mr. W. W. Green's daughter. The second Gertrudis Cross and the Altar were acquired through the aid of the John Huntington Art and Polytechnic Trust for the John Huntington Collection.
• Sacrificial Wine Cup: Han Dynasty, 200 B.C.-220 A.D., gift of the Dudley P. Allen Collection, 1930.

The Fogg Art Museum, Cambridge, Mass.

• Group of Five Luristan Bronzes: Gifts of various donors, including Messrs. R. Boudon-Miller, Charles Bain Hoyt, and Philip Hofer.
• Minoan Vase: Gift of Dr. Denman W. Ross.
• Lithograph: Four portraits of the North Family, gift of Dr. Denman W. Ross.
• Forty-Four Studies: By John Singer Sargent, gift of Miss Emily Sargent and Mrs. Francis Ormond.
• Portrait of M. Calissanne: By Corneille de Lyon, gift of Dr. Denman W. Ross.
• Portrait of a Woman: Attributed to Holbein, gift of Friends of the Fogg Art Museum.
• Vision of the Monks by Magnasco: Gift of Friends of the Fogg Art Museum.
• Early Ming Chinese Porcelain: Gift of Dr. Denman W. Ross.
• Spanish 12th Century Wooden Applique: Gift of Leon Schidlowski.
• Herat Carpet: Early 17th century, gift of Leon Schidlowski.

Exhibitions

• J. J. Tissot's Portrait of the Painter: Gift of C. M. de Hauke.
• Portrait of Dorothy Murray: By John Singleton Copley, gift of Mrs. David Simmons.
• Glazed Terra-Cotta Lion: Used in temple decoration, Kirkuk Expedition, Highland Light, watercolor by Edward Hopper.
• Early Example: Watercolor by Charles E. Burchfield, purchased from the Louise E. Betts Fund.
• Ivory Casket: From the Guelf Treasure, purchased from the Alpheus Hyatt Purchasing Fund.

Additional Notes

• Transcript (March 25): Gift of Sargent Drawings, including works by John S. Sargent and others, from the collection of Miss Sargent and Mrs. Francis Ormond.
• Exhibitions:
  • Current Exhibitions: Various exhibitions listed including the Fogg Art Museum's "The Adventures of Prince Achmed" by Lotte Reiniger, and others at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, and the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.
  • More Sargent Drawings: Highlighting the donation of drawings by John S. Sargent, with a significant collection at the Fogg Art Museum.

The clipping provides a comprehensive overview of the acquisitions and exhibitions in various prominent art museums in March 1931.

This image is a photograph of a printed page, possibly from a newsletter or magazine, titled "Parnassus March, 1931 V III, no. III." The page has yellowed with age and features several sections with headers such as "RECENT MUSEUM ACQUISITIONS," "Current Exhibitions," and short articles titled "Transcript March 23," "Transcript March 25," "Transcript March 31," and "From East to West." The content appears to be related to the art world, discussing various acquisitions made by museums like the Baltimore Museum of Art, The Cincinnati Art Museum, The Cleveland Museum of Art, The Fogg Art Museum, and others. It mentions various artists, pieces of art, and donors. The page is dated March '9 (presumably March 9th), although the year is not visible. There are also a few holes punched along the left edge, suggesting the page was part of a bound collection.

This image is a collection of clippings and text detailing recent museum acquisitions from March 1931. The page is titled "Recent Museum Acquisitions" and includes information about new additions to several museums:

1. Baltimore Museum of Art:

   • Acquisitions include a painting by Walter Ufer and a stereopticon of copper.

2. The Cincinnati Art Museum:

   • Various artifacts such as alloy glass bottles, etchings, lithographs, and wood-cuts. Notable items include portraits by J.J. Tissot and John Singleton Copley.

3. Cleveland Museum of Art:

   • Gold Cretans artifacts, glazed terra-cotta vase, water colors, and a bronze casket.

4. The Fogg Art Museum:

   • Laurie bronze group, paintings including works by Murillo, El Greco, Hals and Rembrandt, and drawings by John Singer Sargent.

The page also includes newspaper clippings, dated March 21, 22, and 25, from the "Transcript" and "Post". These clippings announce exhibitions, collections of drawings by John Sargent, and describe varied artworks.

Annotations on the page, such as the date "March 13" and "March, 1931", suggest this is a curated documentation of these events, possibly for publication or archival purposes.

This image shows a scrapbook or archival page containing clippings and handwritten notes related to art museum acquisitions and exhibitions.

• The main large clipping at the top is titled "RECENT MUSEUM ACQUISITIONS" and lists acquisitions by several museums including the Baltimore Museum of Art, The Cincinnati Art Museum, Cleveland Museum of Art, and The Fogg Art Museum. Each museum's acquisitions are described in detail, including the artist, title, medium, and donor information.

• Various smaller newspaper clippings and typed transcripts are attached around the main clipping with handwritten dates noted next to them, such as "Transcript March 25," "Transcript March 21," and "Post March 22."

• Some of these smaller clippings are about current exhibitions, the works of John S. Sargent, and other news related to museum activities such as staff changes and gift of drawings.

• A clipping titled "Current Exhibitions" lists various art exhibitions currently on display and offers brief descriptions.

• The page is dated or marked at the top right corner as "Mar. 13."

Overall, the page serves as a record of museum-related news and acquisitions from around March 1931, showcasing the kinds of art works collected and exhibited as well as institutional updates.

The image depicts a page from a publication titled "Recent Museum Acquisitions", dated March 13, 1931, and appears to be from a museum bulletin or newsletter. The page is divided into several sections, detailing recent acquisitions by various art museums. Here's a breakdown of the content:

Header Information

• Title: "Recent Museum Acquisitions"
• Date: March 13, 1931
• Page Number: V, III, no. III

Main Content

The page lists acquisitions from four major art museums:

1. Baltimore Museum of Art

• Location: Baltimore, Md.
• Acquisition: A painting titled "Suzanna and Her Sisters" by Walter Ufer, gifted by the Friends of Art.

2. The Cincinnati Art Museum

• Location: Cincinnati, Ohio
• Acquisitions:
  • "Little Passion" on copper, a print by Dierick Kirlk, gifted by Dr. Allen C. Poole.
  • A set of etchings, lithographs, and woodcuts by Jean-François Millet, gifted by Dr. Allen C. Poole.
  • Twelve early glass bottles dating from the first, second, and third centuries, gifted by the Christian Era Fund.
  • A set of 14 lithographs and woodcuts by Jean-François Millet, gifted by Dr. Allen C. Poole.

3. Cleveland Museum of Art

• Location: Cleveland, Ohio
• Acquisitions:
  • The Golden Gertrude Altar and the Gertrude Crosses, a gilded treasure from the Guelphic Chase, gifted by J. H. Wade.
  • A Sacral Wine Cup by Han Dynasty (206 B.C.–220 A.D.), gifted by the Dudley Allen Collection.
  • A Sacral Wine Cup by Han Dynasty (206 B.C.–220 A.D.), gifted by the John Huntington Art and Polytechnic Trust.

4. The Fogg Art Museum

• Location: Cambridge, Mass.
• Acquisitions:
  • A group of five Luristan bronzes, gifted by Charles Bain Holt and Philip Hofer.
  • A painting of a 16th-century tapestry, textiles, and furniture, gifted by Rembrandt Murillo.
  • Paintings and works by Naumod Bouquet, gifted by J. M. W. Turner.
  • A sketch by J. M. W. Turner, gifted by G. B. William Emerson.
  • A drawing by G. B. Tiepolo, gifted by Richard Owen.
  • A bronze siva, South Indian, circa 12th century, gifted by Dr. Dorman W. Ross.
  • A lithograph by Ingres, gifted by the North Family.
  • Four portraits of the Lobingier-Roussel family, gifted by Louise Roussel.
  • Forty-four studies by Sargent and Mrs. John Singer Sargent, gifted by their brother, Francis Ormond.
  • A portrait of Miss Emily Callisanne de L'Isle, gifted by W. Ross.
  • A portrait of a woman, painted by Cornille de L'Isle, gifted by W. Ross.
  • A vision of the monks of Magasco, gifted by Friends of the Fogg Art Museum.
  • Two Chinese portraits, early 17th century, gifted by Dr. Dorman W. Ross.
  • A Spanish 12th-century wooden appliqué, gifted by Leon Schinis.
  • A saint carpet, East Persian, early 17th century, gifted by Leon Schinis.

Additional Sections

• Transcript March 20: A small section on the right side of the page lists current exhibitions at the museum, including details about specific exhibitions and their schedules.
• Transcript March 22: Another section mentions a collection of drawings by John Singer Sargent, recently acquired by the museum, and provides details about the artist's career and the significance of the gift.

Visual Layout

• The page is formatted with clear headings for each museum and bullet points listing the acquisitions.
• There are handwritten annotations at the top and bottom of the page, including the date "Mar. 13" and "Transcript March 20," "Transcript March 25," and "Test March 22," indicating the source or context of the document.
• The text is typed, with some handwritten notes and markings, suggesting it is a draft or proof copy.

Overall Context

This page serves as a record of recent acquisitions by major art museums, highlighting donations, gifts, and significant additions to their collections. It also provides context about the donors and the historical or artistic significance of the items acquired. The inclusion of exhibition details suggests the document is part of a museum newsletter or bulletin aimed at informing the public about recent developments in the art world.