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The image is a page from a publication listing various art exhibitions scheduled for November. Here is a detailed summary of the exhibitions mentioned:

1. Andover, Addison Gallery of American Art:

   • Exhibition: "The news in prints—highlights of American history," from October 25 to November 22.

2. Auburn, Cayuga Museum of History and Art, Finger Lakes Region:

   • Exhibition: "American Indian artifacts," from October 25 to November 22.

3. Baltimore, Maryland Academy of Sciences:

   • Exhibition: "Evolution of firearms: science and the war effort," from October 25 to November 22.

4. Baltimore, Museum of Art:

   • Exhibition: "Living masters of the past," from October 25 to November 22.
   • Exhibition: "Art for bonds; master drawings in prints," from October 25 to November 22.
   • Exhibition: "British and American silhouettes," from November 14 to December 5.
   • Exhibition: "Paintings by Karl Knaths," from November 14 to December 5.

5. Baltimore, Walters Art Gallery:

   • Exhibition: "Turkish and other Near-Eastern embroideries," from October 25 to November 22.

6. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts:

   • Exhibition: "Portuguese life and its people, 1650-1872," from October 25 to December 5.
   • Exhibition: "War art for Life magazine," from November 10 to 28.

7. Boston, New England Museum of Natural History:

   • Exhibition: "Children at War," from November 14 to 21.
   • Exhibition: "Gourds from everywhere," from November 23 to December 19.

8. Brooklyn Museum of Science, Washington, D.C.:

   • Exhibition: "War and the American League," from October 25 to November 22.
   • Exhibition: "Margarete exhibit illustrating American Red Cross blood donor service," from October 25 to November 22.
   • Exhibition: "Poster exhibit of American Red Cross Nursing Service," from October 25 to November 22.
   • Exhibition: "Speak Their Language—cartoons," from October 25 to November 22.
   • Exhibition: "English Speaking Union," from October 25 to November 22.
   • Exhibition: "Works by Max Kahn," from October 25 to November 22.
   • Exhibition: "When the Boys Come Home," from November 16 to 30.

9. Cambridge, Fogg Museum of Art:

   • Exhibition: "Ceramics, sculpture, paintings and drawings by David and Ingres, Italian 15th century paintings," from October 25 to November 22.

10. Chicago, Art Institute of Chicago:

    • Exhibition: "Recent accessions to textile collection," from October 25 to November 22.
    • Exhibition: "Photographs by Ansel Adams, Edward Weston, Eliot Porter, Alfred Stieglitz, and others," from October 25 to November 22.
    • Exhibition: "Paintings by Eleanor Coen and Max Kahn," from October 25 to November 22.
    • Exhibition: "Etchings and drawings by Max Kahn," from October 25 to November 22.
    • Exhibition: "Paintings by Reginald Marsh," from November 4 to December 11.

11. Chicago, Field Museum of Natural History:

    • Exhibition: "Free international photographic exhibit," from October 25 to November 15.

12. Chicago Historical Society:

    • Exhibition: "Review of the World's Columbian Exposition," from October 25 to November 22.
    • Exhibition: "Political cartoons by John T. McCutcheon," from October 25 to November 22.

13. Cincinnati Art Museum:

    • Exhibition: "First exhibition of Ceramic Guild of Cincinnati," from October 25 to November 22.

14. Cincinnati, Taft Museum:

    • Exhibition: "Watercolors, paintings, and drawings by the fighting marines," from November 10 to December 5.

15. Cleveland Museum of Art:

    • Exhibition: "The miniature room," from October 25 to November 28.
    • Exhibition: "Our navy in action," from November 2 to 28.

16. Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts:

    • Exhibition: "Decorative and watercolor show," from October 25 to November 22.
    • Exhibition: "Small drawings by Corot," from November 6 to December 4.
    • Exhibition: "Columbus international salon," from November 6 to December 4.

17. Dayton, Municipal Art Gallery:

    • Exhibition: "Municipal art exhibit," from October 25 to November 22.

18. Dayton Art Institute:

    • Exhibition: "Circulating gallery show: Ohio Print Makers," from October 25 to November 22.

19. Des Moines Art Center:

    • Exhibition: "17th century Dutch paintings," from October 25 to November 22.

20. Elgin Academy Art Gallery:

    • Exhibition: "Regional building in U.S., from M. of Modern Art," from October 25 to November 22.

21. Fort Wayne Art Center:

    • Exhibition: "Work by Lester Hornby, artist, author, and war correspondent," from October 25 to November 22.
    • Exhibition: "Work by Gouri-Ivanoff-Knorr, ballet to December 1."

22. Hartford, Bancroft Public Museum:

    • Exhibition: "Animals that take their own pictures by Tappan Gregory," from October 25 to November 22.

23. Hartford, Wadsworth Atheneum:

    • Exhibition: "Caravaggio and the 17th century," from October 25 to November 22.
    • Exhibition: "Decorative accessories to costume collection," from October 25 to November 28.

24. Honolulu Academy of Arts:

    • Exhibition: "Craft show," from October 25 to November 22.

25. Houston, Museum of Fine Arts of Houston:

    • Exhibition: "Annual Texas general exhibit," from October 25 to November 7.
    • Exhibition: "Inter-American photographs," from November 14 to 28.

26. Indianapolis, John Herron Art Museum:

    • Exhibition: "Selections among American prints," from October 25 to November 7.
    • Exhibition: "Paintings by contemporary Dutch artists," from November 7 to December 12.
    • Exhibition: "Paintings by David Graham," from October 25 to November 22.

27. Kansas City:

    • Exhibition: "Rubbings of Chinese stone sculpture," from October 25 to November 22.

28. Los Angeles, Griffith Observatory:

    • Exhibition: "Mars Comes Near Us," from October 25 to November 22.

29. Los Angeles County Museum:

    • Exhibition: "Sculpture show: Man Ray," from October 25 to November 2.

30. Memphis, Brooks Memorial Art Gallery:

    • Exhibition: "Contemporary Chinese paintings," from October 25 to November 22.

31. Middletown, Wesleyan Print Collection:

    • Exhibition: "Watercolors of American furniture, glass, and textiles," from October 25 to November 22.

32. Milwaukee Art Gallery:

    • Exhibition: "Index of American Design and Pruall collection of contemporary art," from October 25 to November 5.
    • Exhibition: "Brewer collection of Greek island textiles," from November 10 to December 5.

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The document is a list of art exhibitions scheduled for November in various cities across the United States. It includes the names of the venues, the titles of the exhibitions, the types of art on display, the artists involved, and the dates. Notable exhibitions include 'the news in prints—highlights of American history' at the Addison Gallery of American Art, 'Finger Lakes Region annual' at the Auburn, Cayuga Museum of History and Art, and 'Children at War, to Nov. 14; gourds from everywhere, Nov. 23-Dec. 19' at the Baltimore Museum of Art. The list also mentions international exhibitions, historical displays, and works by renowned artists such as Karl Knaths, John McCruthen, and Lester Hornby. The document provides a comprehensive overview of the art scene in November, with exhibitions ranging from fine arts and sculptures to photographs and textiles.

The image is a page from a publication titled "Exhibitions Section" featuring a list of art exhibitions scheduled for November. Here's a detailed summary of the exhibitions:

Chicago, Field Museum of Natural History:

• November 15: First international photographic exhibit.

Chicago, Chicago Historical Society:

• November 15: Review of the World's Columbian Exposition, 50th anniversary; 200 cartoons by John T. McCurtain.

Cincinnati, Art Museum:

• November 1: First exhibition of the Ceramic Guild of Cincinnati, through December 5.

Cincinnati, Taft Museum:

• November 5: Watercolors, paintings, and drawings by the fighting marines.

Cleveland Museum of Art:

• November 5: European series of Thorne miniature rooms, November 28 through December 28.

Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts:

• November 5: Annual Ohio Watercolor Show.
• November 20: Small paintings by Corot.
• November 26: Columbus International Salon, to November 14.

Davenport Municipal Art Gallery:

• November 7: Miniature artists' exhibit.

Dayton Art Institute:

• November 7: Circulating gallery show; Ohio Print Makers.

Denver Art Museum:

• November 17: 17th Century Dutch Paintings.

Elgin Academy Art Gallery:

• November 5: Regional building in U.S. S., Fr. M. of Modern Art.

Fitchburg Art Center:

• November 1: Work by Lester Hornby, artist, author, and war correspondent; work by Gouri-Ivanof-Rinov.

Green Bay, Neville Public Museum:

• November 7-29: Animals that take their own pictures by Tappan Gregory.

Hagerstown, Washington County Museum of Fine Arts:

• November 14: Art of a new Russia.

Hartford, Wadsworth Atheneum:

• November 15: Caravaggio and the 17th century, to December 31; recent accessions to costume coll.

Honolulu Academy of Arts:

• November 14: Craft show.

Houston, Museum of Fine Arts:

• November 14: Annual Texas General Exhibition.

Kansas City, William Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art:

• November 15: Camera Clubs of Kansas City; rubbings of Chinese stone sculpture.

Los Angeles, Griffith Observatory:

• November 14: Mars Comes Near Us.

Los Angeles County Museum:

• November 2: Retrospective show—Man Ray, to November 2.

Memphis, Brooks Memorial Art Gallery:

• November 28: Contemporary Chinese paintings.

Middletown, Wesleyan Print Collection:

• November 28: Watercolors of American Furniture, Glass, and Textiles.

Mills College Art Gallery:

• November 28: Index of Amer. Design and Prall Collection of Contemporary Art.

Milwaukee Art Institute:

• November 21: 17th Century Dutch Masterpieces.

Minneapolis Institute of Art:

• November 5-30: Fighting Ships of the Navy; paintings by Gordon Grant and Montague Dawson.

Montclair Art Museum:

• November 28: Annual New Jersey State Show.

Newark Museum:

• November 14: Paintings and prints; Fr. WPA Allotment to Museum, to December 1.

Newport News, Mariners' Museum:

• November 14: Material on the Great Lakes, Fr. Canadian Steamship Lines and the museum.

New York, Brooklyn Museum:

• November 8: Life in China, by Brooklyn artists.

New York, New York Historical Society:

• November 24-January 16: Annual Allied Artists; New York City picture books; Thanksgiving proclamations and sermons.

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art:

• November 10: Beauty of Greece—photographs sponsored by Greek War Relief Assn.; November 2-30: Classical Revival in U.S.—architecture, furniture, and decorative arts, from November 10; Soviet artists in the war, November 4-30; selections from WPA prints given to the museum; Saints for Soldiers; Closters, swords, and daggers.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts:

• November 15: Art of the 20th Century; Japanese Art.

St. Louis, Missouri Museum of Art:

• November 15: Children's books; China and Its People.

The list provides a comprehensive overview of the various art exhibitions happening around the United States in November.

The image is a page from a historical document listing various exhibitions that took place in November across different museums and galleries in the United States. Here is a detailed summary of the exhibitions mentioned:

1. Andover, Addison Gallery of American Art:

   • News in prints—highlights of American history, up to November 22.

2. Auburn, Cayuga Museum of History and Art:

   • Finger Lakes Region annual, up to November.

3. Baltimore, Maryland Academy of Sciences:

   • Evolution of firearms: science and the war effort; Southwestern Indians.

4. Baltimore, Walters Art Gallery:

   • Turkish and other Near-Eastern embroideries, up to December 5.

5. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts:

   • Living masters of the past; art for bonds; master drawings in prints; British and American cartoons, up to November 28; paintings by Karl Knaths, up to November 14.

6. Boston, New England Museum of Natural History:

   • Children at War, up to November 14; gourds from everywhere, November 23-December 19.

7. Buffalo, Museum of Science:

   • Women's Overseas Service League poster exhibit, up to November 7; Marionette exhibit illustrating American Red Cross blood donor service, up to November 11; poster exhibit of American Red Cross Nursing Service, up to November 11; war photographs by Harold Kellogg, up to November 14; cartoons, up to November 14; English Speaking Union, up to November 28; China in the series "The World We Must Know When the Boys Come Home," November 16-30.

8. Cambridge, Fogg Museum of Art:

   • Chinese sculpture, bronzes, jades, Egyptian sculpture, sculpture from Persepolis, paintings and drawings by David and Ingres, Italian 18th-century paintings, all from the gift of Mr. Grenville Lindall Winthrop, up to November 16.

9. Chicago, Field Museum of Natural History:

   • First International photographic exhibit, up to November 15.

10. Chicago, Historical Society:

    • Review of the World's Columbian Exposition, fiftieth anniversary; 200 cartoons by John T. McCutcheon.

11. Cincinnati, Art Museum:

    • First exhibition of Ceramic Guild of Cincinnati, up to December 5.

12. Cincinnati, Taft Museum:

    • Watercolors, paintings, and drawings by the fighting marines, November 10-December 5.

13. Cleveland, Museum of Art:

    • European series of Thorne miniature rooms, up to November 28; our navy in action, November 2-28.

14. Columbus, Gallery of Fine Arts:

    • Annual Ohio watercolor show, up to November 26; small paintings by Corot, November 6-December 4; Columbus international salon, up to November 14.

15. Davenport, Municipal Art Gallery:

    • Miniature artists' exhibit, from November 7.

16. Dayton Art Institute:

    • Circulating gallery show; Ohio Print Makers.

17. Denver, Art Museum:

    • 17th-century Dutch paintings; lace.

18. Elgin Academy Art Gallery:

    • Regional building in U.S., fr. M. of Modern Art, up to November 25.

19. Fitchburg Art Center:

    • Work by Lester Hornby, artist, author, and war correspondent; work by Gouri-Ivanof-Rinov, both to December 1.

20. Green Bay, Neville Public Museum:

    • Animals that take their own pictures by Tappan Gregory, up to November 7-29.

21. Hagerstown, Washington County Museum of Fine Arts:

    • Art of a new Russia, up to November 14.

22. Hartford, Wadsworth Atheneum:

    • Caravaggio and the 17th century, up to December 31; recent accessions to costume collection, up to November 28.

23. Honolulu Academy of Arts:

    • Craft show, up to November 14.

24. Houston, Museum of Fine Arts:

    • Annual Texas general exhibit, up to November 7; inter-American photographs, November 14-28.

25. Indianapolis, John Herron Art Museum:

    • Contemporary American prints, up to November 7; paintings by contemporary Dutch artists, November 7-December 12; paintings by Van Gogh, November 7-December 12.

26. Kansas City, William Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art:

    • Camera Clubs of America.

27. Kansas City, rubbings of Chinese stone sculpture.

28. Los Angeles, Griffith Observatory:

    • Mars Comes Near Us.

29. Los Angeles County Museum:

    • Retrospective show—Man Ray, up to November 2.

30. Memphis, Brooks Memorial Art Gallery:

    • Contemporary Chinese paintings, up to November 28.

31. Middletown, Wesleyan Print Collection:

    • Watercolors of American furniture, glass, and textiles, up to December 3.

32. Mills College Art Gallery:

    • Index of American Design and Prall collection of contemporary art, up to November 5; Brewer coll. of Greek island textiles, up to December 8.

33. Milwaukee Art Institute:

    • 17th-century Dutch masterpieces, up to November 21.

34. Minneapolis Institute of Arts:

    • Annual local artists' exhibition, November 5-30; fighting ships of the navy—paintings by Gordon Grant and Montague Dawson, up to November 21; Chinese Buddhist and Taoist priest robes, up to December 1.

35. Montclair Art Museum:

    • Annual New Jersey State show, up to November 28.

36. Newark Museum:

    • Paintings and prints, fr. WPA allotment to museum, up to December 1; Army Air Corps photographs, up to November 14.

37. Newport News, Mariners' Museum:

    • Material on the Great Lakes, fr. Canadian Steamship Lines and the museum, up to January 8.

38. New York, Brooklyn Museum:

    • Life in China, up to November 8; abstractions—woodblock color prints of Louis Schanker, up to November 7; early paintings by The Eight, November 24-January 16.

39. New York Historical Society:

    • Annual of Allied Artists; New York City picture books; Thanksgiving proclamations and sermons.

40. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art:

    • Beauty of Greece—photographs sponsored by Greek War Relief Assn., up to November 23; Classical Revival in U.S.—architecture, furniture, and decorative arts, up to November 10; Soviet artists in the war, up to November 30; selections from WPA prints given to the museum; Saints for Soldiers, up to January 2; Clothes, swords and daggers, at 50 East 70th St.; Junior Museum: Woodcraftsman in wood, children's books, up to November 15; China and Its People.

The image is a page from a publication listing art exhibitions scheduled for November in various cities across the United States. Here's a detailed summary of the exhibitions listed:

Andover, Addison Gallery of American Art:

• Exhibition: News in prints—highlights of American history, starting November 22.

Auburn, Cayuga Museum of History and Art:

• Exhibition: Finger Lakes Region annual, starting November 5.

Baltimore, Maryland Academy of Sciences:

• Exhibition: Evolution of firearms: science and the war effort; Southeastern Indians, starting November 14.

Baltimore, Walters Art Gallery:

• Exhibition: Turkish and other Near-Eastern embroideries, starting December 5.

Boston, Museum of Fine Arts:

• Exhibition: Boston—its life and its people, 1630-1872, starting December 5.
• Exhibition: Art for Life magazine, starting November 14.

Buffalo, Albright-Knox Art Gallery:

• Exhibition: New England Museum of Natural History: Children at War, starting November 14; gourds from everywhere, November 23-December 19.

Cincinnati, Taft Museum:

• Exhibition: Watercolors, paintings, and drawings by the fighting marines, November 10-December 5.

Cleveland Museum of Art:

• Exhibition: European series of Thorne miniature rooms, November 28; our navy in action, November 2-28.

Columbus, Ohio State University:

• Exhibition: Annual Ohio watercolor show, November 20-December 4.

Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts:

• Exhibition: Columbus international salon, November 20-December 14.

Dayton Art Institute:

• Exhibition: Circulating gallery show; Ohio Print Makers, starting November 7.

Denver Art Museum:

• Exhibition: 17th century Dutch paintings, starting November 14.

Elgin Academy Art Gallery:

• Exhibition: Regional building in U.S., starting November 25.

Fitchburg Art Center:

• Exhibition: Work by Lester Hornby, artist, author, and war correspondent; work by Gouri-Ivanov, starting November 1.

Hartford, Wadsworth Atheneum:

• Exhibition: Caravaggio and the 17th century, starting December 14; recent acquisitions to costume collection, starting November 28.

Honolulu Academy of Arts:

• Exhibition: Craft show, starting November 14.

Houston, Museum of Fine Arts:

• Exhibition: Annual Texas General exhibition, starting November 7; inter-American photographs, November 14-December 28.

Kansas City, William Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art:

• Exhibition: Camera Clubs of America, starting November 4.

Kansas City, Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art:

• Exhibition: Rubbings of Chinese stone sculpture, starting November 28.

Los Angeles, Griffith Observatory:

• Exhibition: Mars Comes Near Us, starting November 2.

Memphis, Brooks Memorial Art Gallery:

• Exhibition: Contemporary Chinese paintings, starting November 28.

Middletown, Wesleyan Print Collection:

• Exhibition: Watercolors of American fur trade, glass, and textiles, starting November 14.

Milwaukee Art Institute:

• Exhibition: 17th century Dutch masterpieces, starting November 21.

Minneapolis Institute of Arts:

• Exhibition: Annual local artists' exhibition, November 5-30; fighting ships of the navy, starting November 21.

Montclair Art Museum:

• Exhibition: Annual New Jersey State show, starting November 28.

Newark Museum:

• Exhibition: Paintings and prints, starting December 1; Army Air Corps photographs, starting November 14.

Newport News, Mariners' Museum:

• Exhibition: Material on the Great Lakes, starting November 8.

New York, Brooklyn Museum:

• Exhibition: Life in China, starting November 8; woodblock color prints of Louis Schanker, starting November 7.

New York Historical Society:

• Exhibition: Annual of Allied Artists, starting November 28.

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art:

• Exhibition: Beauty of Greece, starting November 2; photographs sponsored by Greek War Relief Assn., November 2-30; Classical Revival in U.S., starting November 10; Soviet artists in the war, starting November 10; selections from WPA prints given to the museum, starting November 14; Saints for Soldiers, at 50 East 70th St., starting November 14; Chinese and its People.

The page is organized by city and then by the museum or gallery hosting the exhibition, along with the specific dates and themes of each show.

The image displays a list of art exhibitions scheduled for November, organized by various museums and galleries across the United States. Here is a detailed summary of the exhibitions:

Addisonver:

• Addison Gallery of American Art: Exhibits focusing on news in prints highlighting American history from November 22.

Auburn:

• Cayuga Museum of History and Art: Annual Finger Lakes Region exhibition from November 3.

Baltimore:

• Maryland Academy of Sciences: Evolution of fireframes, science, and the war effort for Southwest Indians.
• Baltimore Museum of Art:
  • Living masters of the past, featuring art bonds, master drawings in prints, British and American cartoons from November 14.
  • Walters Art Gallery: Turkish and other Near-Eastern embroideries.

Boston:

• Boston University: Life and its peoples, 1650-1872, starting November 3; war art for Life magazine from November 10-28.
• New England Museum of Natural History: Children at War from November 14 to December 19.
• Museum of Science: Women’s Overseas Service League poster exhibit from November 7.
• Fogg Museum of Art: Mariotte exhibit illustrating American Red Cross blood donor service from November 11; Harold Kellogg’s photographs of the Speaking Union from November 14-28.
• Chinese sculpture, bronzes, jades, Egyptian sculpture, and works from Perspolis, and Italian 18th-century paintings at unspecified dates.

Cambridge:

• Fogg Museum of Art: Recent accessions to the text collection, photography by L. W. Rubel, and watercolors by Thornton Oakley.

Chicago:

• Field Museum of Natural History: First international photographic exhibit starting November 15.
• Chicago Historical Society: Review of the World's Columbian Exposition with 200 loans by John T. McCutcheon.
• Art Institute of Chicago: Recent acquisitions to textile collection and photographs by Edward Weston from December 17 to January 17.

Cincinnati:

• Cincinnati Art Museum: Exhibition of Ceramic Guild of Cincinnati until December 5.
• Taft Museum: Watercolors, paintings, and drawings by fighting marines from November 10 to December 5.
• Cleveland Museum of Art: European series of Thorne miniature rooms, and an exhibit on naval action from November 28.

Denver:

• Denver Art Museum: 17th-century Dutch paintings and lacquer work from November 7.

Elgin:

• Elgin Academy Art Gallery: Regional modern art exhibition in U.S. from November 25.

Fitchburg:

• Fitchburg Art Center: Works by Lester Hornby, artist, author, and war correspondent from November 1.

Green Bay:

• Neville Public Museum: Animals that take their own pictures by Tappan Gregory from November 16-30.

Hagerstown:

• Washington County Museum of Fine Arts: Art of a new Russia from November 14.

Hartford:

• Wadsworth Atheneum: Caravaggio and the 17th century from December 31.

Honolulu:

• Honolulu Academy of Arts: Crafts and paintings by soldiers, sailors, and marines from November 28.

Houston:

• Museum of Fine Arts of Houston: Annual Texas general exhibition from November 24.

Indianapolis:

• John Herron Art Museum: Contemporary American prints and paintings by Dutch artists from November 7 to December 12.

Kansas City:

• William Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art: Camera Clubs of America's photographs from November 4 to December 31.

Los Angeles:

• Griffith Observatory: Rubbings of Chinese stone sculpture.
• County Museum: Retrospective show of Man Ray starting November 2.

Memphis:

• Brooks Memorial Art Gallery: Contemporary Chinese paintings from November 28.

Middletown:

• Wesleyan Print Collection: Watercolors of American furniture, glass, and textiles, and an index of American Design.

Minneapolis:

• Minneapolis Institute of Arts: Annual local artists' exhibition from November 5 to December 5.
• Walker Art Galleries: Fighting ships of the Navy, paintings by Gordon Grant and Montague Dawson from November 21.

Montclair:

• Montclair Art Museum: Annual New Jersey State show from November 28.

Newark:

• Newark Museum: Paintings and prints from the WPA allotment to the museum until December 1; Army Air Corps photographs from November 14.
• Mariners' Museum: Material on the Great Lakes and Canadian steamship lines from November 8.

New York:

• Brooklyn Museum: Life in China, abstract woodblock prints, and early paintings by Louis Schanker.
• New York Historical Society: Annual exhibition of Allied Artists, Thanksgiving picture books.
• Metropolitan Museum of Art: Greek War Relief Assn. sponsored art, Classical Revival in the U.S., decorative arts, and paintings from the WPA.
• Whitney Museum of American Art: Recent paintings by American artists from November 10.
• Museum of the City of New York: Photographs of New York City from November 15.
• Museum of Modern Art: WPA prints exhibition from November 20.

Philadelphia:

• Pennsylvania Museum of Art: WPA war photographs from November 15.

St. Louis:

• City Art Museum: French tapestry and crafts from the 16th to 20th centuries.
• St. Louis Junior Museum: Craftsmanship in wood, children's books, and China and its people.

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   • Andover, Addison Gallery of American Art: Features news in prints—highlights of American history, to Nov. 22.
   • Auburn, Cayuga Museum of History and Art: Annual Finger Lakes Region tour, to Nov. 3.
   • Baltimore, Maryland Academy of Sciences: Evolution of firearms, science, and the war effort; Southwestern Indians.
   • Boston, Museum of Fine Arts: Life and its people, 1630–1852, to Dec. 5; war art for Life Magazine, Nov. 10–28.
   • Buffalo, Museum of Science: Women’s Overseas Service League poster exhibit, to Nov. 7; Red Cross exhibit, to Nov. 11.
   • Cambridge, Fogg Museum of Art: Chinese sculpture, bronzes, jades, Egyptian paintings, sculpture, and drawings from Persia, etc.
   • Chicago, Art Institute of Chicago: Recent acquisitions to textile collection, to Nov. 15; photographs by Lisette Model, to Nov. 17; prints by Edward Munch, to Nov. 15.
   • Kansas City, Field Museum of Natural History: First international photo-graphie exhibit, to Nov. 15.
   • Los Angeles, Griffith Observatory: Mars Comes Near Us.
   • Memphis, Brooks Memorial Art Gallery: Contemporary Chinese paintings, to Nov. 28.
   • New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Beauty of Greece—Photographs sponsored by Greek War Relief, to Nov. 5–3; Classical Revival in U.S. architecture, furniture, and decorative arts, from Nov. 4–10; Soviet artists in the war, Nov. 4–30; selections from WPA prints given to the 70ists, to Nov. 7; Junior Museum, craftsmanship in wood; children’s books, Nov. 15–Jan. 2; China and Its People.

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   • The page appears to be part of a larger publication, likely a magazine or catalog, given the organized and detailed nature of the content.

Overall Impression:

The page serves as a comprehensive guide for art enthusiasts, museum-goers, and anyone interested in cultural events happening in November. It provides a snapshot of the diverse range of exhibitions, from historical artifacts and contemporary art to photography, sculpture, and more, spanning multiple cities and institutions. The layout is methodical and informative, catering to readers seeking to plan their cultural engagements for the month.

The image depicts a page from a magazine or publication, specifically the "EXHIBITIONS SECTION" detailing "NOVEMBER EXHIBITIONS." The page is divided into two columns with a header in bold at the top, "EXHIBITIONS SECTION," followed by the subheader "NOVEMBER EXHIBITIONS."

The left column lists various exhibitions, museums, and galleries along with their locations and the dates of the exhibitions. The entries are formatted in a structured manner, providing details such as the name of the exhibition, the venue, and the specific dates. For example, the first entry reads: "Andover, Addison Gallery of American Art: the news in prints—highlights of American history, to Nov. 22."

The right column continues the list, maintaining the same format. It includes a diverse range of exhibitions, from historical and cultural displays to contemporary art and photography. For instance, one entry mentions: "Kansas City; rubbings of Chinese stone sculpture."

The text is printed in a serif font, which is typical for formal publications. The page is clean and well-organized, making it easy to read and navigate. The entries are concise, providing essential information without unnecessary details, which is characteristic of an index or directory section within a magazine.

In summary, the page is a comprehensive guide to various exhibitions happening in November, aimed at informing readers about the diverse cultural and artistic events available to them. The structured format and clear presentation ensure that the information is accessible and easy to understand.