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The image appears to be a page from a scrapbook or collection of newspaper clippings and notes, organized into different sections. Here is a detailed summary of each section:

1. Sever Silver (Continued)

   • This section contains a detailed story about a silver tankard with a cover, which was made by John Hunt in 1728. The tankard was initially owned by Nicholas Sever and later passed down through generations.
   • The tankard has specific markings and inscriptions, including the initials "NS" for Nicholas Sever and "SS" for Sarah Sever, his wife.
   • The article discusses the history of the tankard, including its journey from England to America and its eventual return to Harvard in 1970.
   • The tankard was later presented to Deacon College and is now on display at the Fogg Museum.

2. Lectures

   • Salmony, Mar 2
     • A lecture on "Ancient Art in Siberia" by Dr. Nicholas De Jongh at the Fogg Museum.
   • Glaser, Mar 31
     • A series of Germanic Museum Lectures by Dr. Curt Glaser, director of the Staatliche Kunstbibliothek in Berlin. The lectures focus on German painting and are scheduled for March 31 and April 1.

3. Magazine Notes

   • Farmassus, Mar 21
     • Notes on acquisitions by the Fogg Art Museum, including Chinese paintings, Japanese paintings, and a new Turkestan gift.
   • Museum News, Mar
     • A report on a meeting of museum librarians in Cleveland, with attendees from various institutions across the United States.
     • The meeting included discussions on special library activities and greetings from various museum groups.

4. Poet, Apr 10

   • An article titled "Fogg's Third Bulletin" discusses a recent cleaning of a panel of "St. Francis Receiving the Stigmata" attributed to Giotto. The cleaning revealed that the panel is one of the greatest treasures in the museum.
   • The article also mentions other artworks and the museum's activities.

The page is annotated with handwritten notes at the top, indicating the sections: "Sever Silver Continued," "Lectures," and "Magazine Notes." The clippings are neatly arranged and pasted onto the page, suggesting a systematic collection of information related to art, history, and museum activities.

The image appears to be a page from a museum-related newsletter or bulletin, containing several sections with various topics. Here’s a detailed summary:

SEVER SILVER (Continued)

• Description of Silver Artifacts:
  • The section discusses several silver items, focusing on their historical and decorative aspects.
  • One piece is a porringer with a "BURT" mark, identified as the work of John Burt. It features a carouche with the initials "NSB" and has a handle design attributed to William and Martha Sever.
  • Another porringer is noted with the initials of Nicholas and Sarah Sever, with a handle marked by John Burt.
  • A beautifully profiled teapot is described, inscribed with "Martha Sever" and dated around 1735-1738.
  • The collection includes a large silver salver, gifted by Nicholas Sever, which is quite substantial in size and weight.

LECTURES

• Salmony, March:

  • Dr. Alfred Salmony lectured on the ancient art in Siberia at the Fogg Museum.

• Glaser, March 21:

  • Dr. Curt Glaser from the Staatliche Kunstbibliothek in Berlin gave two lectures on German and Thursday art, covering the period from the Thirty Years' War to modern times.

• Crimmson, March 24:

  • Two lectures on German Masters, specifically "Dürer and Holbein," were scheduled.

MAGAZINE NOTES

• Parnassus, March 21:
  • This section likely includes brief notes or announcements from the magazine "Parnassus."

ACQUISITIONS

• Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University:
  • Cambodian, Mass.: A Ming Chinese painting was donated.
  • Roses: A Japanese painting, "Shah-Kuannon," was gifted by Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Forbes.
  • St. Jerome: A painting attributed to Jan Lys was acquired.
  • Terra Cotta Lion: An ancient artifact from around 1500 B.C. was acquired through an expedition.

MUSEUM NEWS, March

• Museum Librarians Meet at Cleveland:

  • The Special Libraries Association held its meeting in Cleveland, focusing on the art libraries.
  • The Cleveland Museum of Art hosted the event, with various librarians and curators from notable institutions in attendance.

• Fogg's Third Bulletin:

  • An article by R. A. Lyon discusses the museum's description and activities.
  • The bulletin mentions the significant donation by Mrs. W. S. Ferguson, including books, manuscripts, and materials from the Germanic Museum.

Post, April 10

• Excavations at Kirkuk:
  • The University of Pennsylvania Museum staff is conducting excavations at Kirkuk, Iraq.
  • The dig, near the ancient city of Nuzi, has unearthed various artifacts such as tablets, jars, and seals, providing valuable insights into the region's history.

This page provides a rich mix of historical artifact descriptions, upcoming lectures, new acquisitions, and museum news, reflecting the activities and contributions of the involved institutions.

The image is a scanned page from a historical newspaper or magazine, featuring several articles related to art, history, and museum news. Here is a detailed summary of the contents:

1. Sever Silver (Continued)

   • This article discusses a collection of silver items, likely from the 18th century, with a focus on items owned by the Sever family. It details a carved handle with a corbel support and a series of initials on the items, including "J.B.," "W.S.," "J.R.," "C.S.," and "C.W.S." It mentions a carving of "BURT" and a family tree of the Sever family, indicating the ownership and lineage of the items. The article also mentions a specific silver item, "The Gift of Pupils," and its provenance.

2. Lectures

   • Salmony (Mar. 2)
     • Dr. Alfred Salmony is lecturing at the Fogg Art Museum on "Recent Researches on Ancient Art in Siberia."
     • He will also lecture on "Sculpture of the Scythians and the Eastern Asiatic Museum in Cologne" at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
   • Glaser (Mar. 31)
     • Dr. Curt Glaser will give two lectures at the Fogg Museum and the Germanic Museum in Berlin, focusing on "Grünewald and the Romanticism of the Old German Masters."
   • Crimson (Mar. 21)
     • Dr. Curt Glaser will deliver a lecture titled "German Lectures."

3. Magazine Notes

   • Parnassus (Mar. 21)
     • Acquisitions
       • The Fogg Art Museum at Harvard University has acquired several items, including:
         • Chinese Paintings: Ming Landscape, XVIII Century Portrait, and a relief tempera wall-painting from the VIII-Xth Century.
         • Japanese Painting: Sho Kanson by Kanenobu.
         • St. Jerome attributed to Jan Lys.
         • A stele from the Acropolis of Iraq Expedition.

4. Museum News (Mar. 1)

   • Museum Librarians Meet at Cleveland
     • A meeting of museum librarians from various institutions, including the Cleveland Museum of Art, Art Institute of Chicago, and others, was held on February 17th. The meeting included presentations on the library services and collections from different museums.

5. Fogg's Third Bulletin

   • A brief note about R. A. Lyon's article in the Fogg Art Museum's third bulletin, describing the museum's acquisition of a Japanese painting and a book on methods and materials of painting.

6. Post (Apr. 10)

   • A mention of the Fogg Art Museum's acquisition of a book on the history of the city of Nuzi, located in the palace of the city, which was excavated by the University of Pennsylvania Museum.

The page contains detailed notes and references to historical acquisitions, lectures, and meetings related to art and museum studies, providing a snapshot of cultural and academic activities from the period.

The image is a page from a historical newspaper or magazine, featuring several articles and notes related to art, museums, and lectures. Here's a detailed summary:

Main Sections and Articles:

1. Sever Silver (Continued):

   • Describes two silver salvers, one with a carved handle and the other with a "corbel" support, both bearing the mark "JOSEPH BURT."
   • The salvers were owned by Charles William Sever and Charles William Sever II.
   • The text provides detailed descriptions of the salvers, their sizes, and inscriptions, including the "John Burt" mark.
   • Notes that one salver was used for the "Gift of the Puplis" and was donated by Miss Martha Sever.
   • Mentions that the salvers were part of a collection from Nicholas Sever, including a silver teapot and other items.

2. Lectures:

   • Salmony, Mar. 2:
     • Dr. Alfred Salmony will lecture at the Fogg Museum on "Remarks on Recent Discoveries in Siberia."
     • He will also lecture at the Boston Museum on "Scythian Art in the Eastern, Asiatic Museum in Cologne."
   • Glaser, Mar. 31:
     • Dr. Curt Glaser will give two lectures on German art in Berlin, titled "Grunewald and the Romanticism of the Old German Masters."
   • Crimson, Mar. 21:
     • Dr. Curt Glaser will also give lectures on German painting, focusing on "Durer and Holbein."

3. Magazine Notes:

   • Parnassus (Mar. 21):
     • Highlights acquisitions by the Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University, including:
       • Chinese Paintings: Ming Landscape, XVIII Century Portrait, and relief tempera wall-painting.
       • Japanese Painting: Sho Kannon on the Waves, XII-XIII Century.
       • St. Jerome attributed to Jan Lys, Gift of Mr. St. Jerome, and a sculpture from Iraq.

4. Museum News:

   • Museum Librarians Meet at Cleveland:
     • Describes a meeting of the Special Libraries Association's Museum Group at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
     • Members included representatives from various museums and libraries, such as the Chicago Art Institute, Detroit Institute of Arts, and the Cleveland Museum of Art.
     • Henry Turner Bailey addressed the meeting.

5. Fogg's Third Bulletin:

   • Describes an article by R. A. Lyon from the Fogg Art Museum Bulletin, detailing the work of the museum staff in Nuzi, Iraq, where they excavated ancient city ruins and discovered numerous artifacts, including tablets and other objects.

Additional Notes:

• The articles include dates and specific details about the lectures, museum acquisitions, and historical context.
• The layout of the page is organized with clear headings and sections, making it easy to navigate between different articles.

This page provides a snapshot of the cultural and academic activities related to art and museums from the period it was published.

The image is a collage of various newspaper clippings and magazine notes, detailing different articles and events related to art and museum activities.

1. Sever Silver (Continued)

   • This section discusses two silver objects from the Sever family collection:
     • A teapot with an octagonal spout, identified as belonging to Martha Sever.
     • A pair of silver salvers, one from Nicholas Sever and another from Charles William Sever, with historical context and ownership details provided.

2. Lectures

   • Salmony, March 2
     • Transcript of a lecture titled "Ancient Art in Siberia," by Dr. Alfred Salmony, which is scheduled to be given at the Pogg Museum.
   • Glaser, March 31
     • Transcript of lectures by Dr. Curt Glaser, titled "German Museum Lectures," focusing on German art and history, specifically on Crünewald and Holbein. The lectures are scheduled for March 21 and April 1.
   • Crimson, March 21
     • A mention of lectures on German topics, with details that are not fully visible in the cropped section.

3. Magazine Notes

   • Parnassus, March 21
     • Lists recent acquisitions by the Fogg Art Museum at Harvard University, including Ming landscape paintings, a Chinese painting, and a Japanese painting. Additionally, there is a mention of a gift from Dr. Denman W. Ross.

4. Post, April 10

   • A brief article titled "Fogg's Third Bulletin," detailing an article by R. A. Lyon about an excavation in Iran, highlighting the discovery of artifacts and the historical context of the site.

5. Museum News, March

   • Museum Librarians Meet at Cleveland
     • Describes the Cleveland chapter of the Special Libraries Association meeting held on February 14th. It lists the attendees, including representatives from various Cleveland museums and schools, and mentions the meeting's address by Henry Turner Bailey, Dean of the Cleveland School of Art.

6. Acquisitions

   • Additional items acquired by the Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University, including a Ming landscape painting, a portrait from the 18th century, and other items from various sources.

This collage is a snapshot of museum activities, acquisitions, and lectures, reflecting a rich cultural and historical context.

The document is a compilation of various articles and notes, likely from a magazine or newsletter, with the following sections:

1. Sever Silver (Continued): This section discusses silver items, including a 'screwed handle' with a corbel support, a 'BURG' cartouche, and a series of initials. It mentions several people, including John Burt, Miss Martha Sever, Charles William Sever, and others, and their contributions or associations with the items. It also describes a 'Gift of Pupils' and a 'beautifully profiled teapot' with specific markings and dimensions. The text includes details about the history and provenance of these items, with some pieces loaned by Robert Sever Hale and Richard Walden Haines.

2. Lectures: This section lists upcoming lectures:

   • Dr. Alfred Salmony on 'Ancient Art in Siberia' at the Fogg Museum on March 3.
   • Dr. Curt Glaser, director of the Staatliche Kunstbibliothek in Berlin, will give two lectures on March 21 and 28 at the Fogg Museum on German painting and the Romanticism of the Old German Masters.

3. Magazine Notes - Parnassus (Mar. 21): This section is about the Parnassus magazine, possibly announcing its next issue.

4. Acquisitions - Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University (Cambridge, Mass.): This section lists recent acquisitions by the Fogg Art Museum, including Chinese paintings, a Ming landscape, a relief, and a 15th-century German altarpiece.

5. Museum News (Mar. 10): This section contains news from the museum world, such as the meeting of the Cleveland chapter of the Special Libraries Association and the recovery of ancient tablets and other artifacts from the palace of King Sennacherib at Koyunjik, Iraq.

The document is dated and refers to events and acquisitions from March 1931.

The image depicts a scrapbook page filled with various newspaper clippings. The clippings are organized into different sections with handwritten titles including: "Sever Silver Continued," "Lectures," "Magazine Notes," "Acquisitions," and several specific dates indicating when some events or articles were published (e.g., Mar. 2, Mar. 21, Mar. 31).

1. "Sever Silver Continued": This section continues a discussion or description about Sever Silver with details about craftsmanship, ownership, and valuation.
2. "Lectures": Listings of public lectures given by Dr. Alfred Salmony and Dr. Curt Glaser, touching on topics such as Ancient Art in Siberia and illustrations and Germanic museum lectures, respectively.
3. "Magazine Notes" includes a clipping from "Parnassus" dated Mar. 21 with a note.
4. "Acquisitions": Information from the Fogg Art Museum at Harvard University outlining various acquisitions such as Chinese paintings, a glazed terra cotta bowl, and other donations.
5. "Museum News": With details about museum librarian meetings and various associated activities and authors involved.
6. "Crimson" dated Mar. 31: German lectures by Dr. Curt Glaser.
7. "Post" dated April 10: Summary of the "Fogg's Third Bulletin."

Each clipping discusses art exhibitions, museum acquisitions, lecture summaries, and other cultural events. The whole page seems to be a compilation of information related to the arts and museums, relevant to the interests of the person who created the page.

This image shows a page that appears to be a newsletter or bulletin, likely from an academic or cultural institution, given the context of the content. It contains several sections with headings and text blocks.

On the top left, the heading reads "Sever Silver" with a subtext "Continued," indicating that the article is a continuation from a previous page or issue.

Below, there are sections with various titles:

1. "LECTURES" which mentions a specific date - "SALMONY. Mar 2." - suggesting a lecture event scheduled for March 2nd about "Ancient Art in Siberia."

2. "GLASER. Mar 3" appears to be another lecture event taking place on March 3rd, with the topic likely related to Germanic transcripts, given the word "Transcript" beneath the date.

3. To the right of the "LECTURES" section, a section titled "MAGAZINE NOTES" followed by "PARNASSUS" with a date indicates notes or information related to a publication or magazine issue.

4. "ACQUISITIONS" refers to new items acquired by the "FOGG ART MUSEUM, HARVARD UNIVERSITY."

5. "MUSEUM NEWS. Mar 1" speaks to museum-specific news or updates as of March 1st.

6. The bottom right of the page features "POST, A. 10." followed by "Fogg's Third Bulletin," which likely refers to an update or publication from the Fogg Art Museum.

The text is dense and contains historical references and descriptions of events, donations, lectures, and institutional news. There are some handwritten annotations in the margins, such as "Mar 2" at the top, and numbers like "31" next to the "Critics" section, suggesting that someone might have been using this document for reference or scheduling. The overall impression is of an informational document designed to update readers about recent and upcoming cultural and educational activities.

The image shows a sheet of paper with multiple newspaper clippings carefully arranged and glued or pasted onto it. The sheet is divided into sections with handwritten headings in black ink:

• Top left section is titled "SEVER SILVER continued."
• Center top section is titled "LECTURES."
• Top right section is titled "MAGAZINE NOTES PARNASSUS."
• The middle left section has a clipping with a heading related to Sever Silver and an article about a teapot and other historical details.
• There are several clippings under the "LECTURES" heading, discussing various lectures about ancient art in Siberia, Germanic Museum lectures, and specific German lectures by Dr. Curt Glaser.
• The "MAGAZINE NOTES PARNASSUS" section includes a clipping titled "ACQUISITIONS" from the Fogg Art Museum of Harvard University, listing items such as Chinese paintings, Japanese paintings, and artifacts acquired.
• On the middle right, under "MUSEUM NEWS, March," is a clipping titled "MUSEUM LIBRARIANS MEET AT CLEVELAND," detailing a meeting of museum librarians in Cleveland.
• There is also a clipping discussing Charles Bache from the University of Pennsylvania Museum and the Harvard-Baghdad School excavations at Kirkuk, Iraq.
• Other clippings include "Fogg’s Third Bulletin," which talks about articles related to the Fogg Art Museum and collections.

The sheet shows two punched holes on the right side, suggesting it might be part of a binder or scrapbook. The handwriting is neat and organized, and the clippings mostly pertain to art, lectures, acquisitions, and museum news. There are dates mentioned such as "Mar. 2," "Mar. 21," and "Mar. 31," indicating the timeline of events or publication dates.

The image depicts a page from a publication, likely a newsletter or bulletin, titled "Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University." The page is dated March 2, 1910, and contains several sections, including:

Header Information:

• The top of the page includes the title "SEVER SILVER" followed by the word "Continued", indicating that this is a continuation of a previous article or discussion about silver artifacts.
• The page is divided into several sections, each with its own heading.

Sections on the Page:

1. SEVER SILVER (Continued)

• This section discusses Nicholas Sever, a notable silversmith from the 18th century.
• It describes various silver pieces attributed to Sever, including:
  • A teapot with an inscription marking it as the property of Miss Martha Sever.
  • A salver with an inscription identifying it as the property of Miss Martha Sever.
  • Other silver items, such as a tray and a tankard, which are also linked to Sever.
• The text provides historical context, including Sever's education, career, and the significance of his work. It also mentions that several of his pieces were loaned to the Fogg Museum.

2. LECTURES

• This section announces upcoming lectures at the Fogg Museum.
  • Dr. Alfred Salony will deliver a lecture titled "Transcript" on March 2, focusing on Ancient Art in Siberia.
  • Dr. Curt Glaser will give German Lectures on March 21 and 22, covering topics such as the Romanesque, Gothic, Duran, and Holbein.
  • The lectures are open to the public and will take place in the lecture room of the Fogg Museum.

3. MAGAZINE NOTES

• This section includes brief updates and notes about various art-related topics and institutions.
  • Parnassus: A reference to an art magazine or publication.
  • ACQUISITIONS: Lists recent additions to the Fogg Museum's collection, including:
    • Chinese Paintings: Ming Landscape (XVIII Century), Qing Landscape (XVIII-XIX Century), from Chi-land Museum, Detroit.
    • Japanese Painting: Sho-Kuwan on the Waves (XIII Century), gift of Mrs. Waldo E. Forbes.
    • Glazed Bowl: Attributed to Jan Lys, gift of Mitchell Samuels.
    • Iroquois Expedition: Acquired from Iraq.
  • MUSEUM NEWS (March): Mentions a meeting of the Cleveland Museum Libraries Association held on February 4, 1910, with representatives from various institutions, including the Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute and the Cleveland Museum of Art.

4. Additional Notes

• The bottom of the page includes a small note about an article titled "Fogg's Third Bulletin", which discusses the Fogg Art Museum's excavations at Kirkuk, Iraq, and mentions the discovery of artifacts such as tablets, jars, skeletons, seals, and other objects.

Visual Elements:

• The page has a clean, typed layout with clear headings and subheadings.
• The text is organized into columns, with the main content on the left and additional notes on the right.
• There are handwritten markings, such as "Mar. 2" at the top left corner, indicating the date of the publication.

Overall Context:

This page serves as a historical record of art museum activities, lectures, acquisitions, and related news from early 20th-century America, specifically focusing on the Fogg Art Museum at Harvard University. It highlights the museum's engagement with art collections, educational programs, and collaborations with other institutions.