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This image displays a vintage, typed program or announcement sheet from the Fogg Art Museum, located at Harvard University, Cambridge 38, Mass.

The document is dated November 23, 1961, and is laid open in what appears to be a tan-colored, aged folder or scrapbook. The paper itself is off-white or cream, consistent with mid-20th-century stationary.

The sheet is formatted with clear, typewritten headings and lists, detailing:

EXHIBITIONS currently on view or upcoming:

• CRANACH and CLOUET – Princely Portrait Drawings of the Northern Renaissance (for the benefit of the Rhine Museum), November 23 – December 31.
• THE GRAPHIC ART OF LUCAS CRANACH THE ELDER, November 23 – December 31. Lended by the National Gallery, Washington (Rosenwald Collection).
• ATHENS IN THE WORLD OF THE FIFTH CENTURY: AN EXHIBITION OF FACTS AND IDEAS, until December 31.
• MASTERPIECES OF CHINESE BIRD and FLOWER PAINTING, until December 14.
• EDOUARD MANET – ETCHINGS and LITHOGRAPHS, until December 1.
• ABSTRACTIONS IN GRAPHIC ART, December 3 – February 1.

PUBLIC LECTURE:

• Dr. Jakob Rosenberg on “CRANACH THE ELDER AND HIS ROLE IN GERMAN ART”.
• Thursday, December 6, at 4 P.M. at the Fogg Art Museum.

GALLERY TALKS scheduled for:

• Saturday, November 24:

  • 2:30 P.M. — General Tour of the Fogg Art Museum.
  • 3:45 P.M. — “BOSTON MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS MASTERPIECES: COLOR IN 15TH AND 16TH CENTURY ITALIAN PAINTING” by Lilian Croiser.

• Saturday, December 1:

  • 2:30 P.M. — General Tour.
  • 3:45 P.M. — “CHINESE PAINTING, A PHILOSOPHICAL EXPRESSION” by Carroll Hogan.

• Saturday, December 8:

  • 2:30 P.M. — General Tour.
  • 3:45 P.M. — “CRANACH and CLOUET: RENAISSANCE PORTRAIT DRAWING IN THE NORTH” by Sally Schaefer.

The overall aesthetic is formal and academic, typical of institutional museum publications from the early 1960s. The document offers a snapshot of the museum’s programming during that season, highlighting Renaissance and Asian art, as well as graphic arts and public engagement through lectures and guided tours.

The slight curl and wear on the paper and folder edges suggest this is an original, preserved artifact from that time period.

The image shows a document announcing exhibitions, lectures, and gallery talks at the Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University, in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The document is dated November 20, 1951. It lists several exhibitions, including:

• "CRANACH and CLOUET – Princely Portrait Drawings of the Northern Renaissance" (November 23 – December 31)
• "THE GRAPHIC ART OF LUCAS CRANACH THE ELDER" (November 23 – December 31, Lent by the National Gallery, Washington, Rosenwald Collection)
• "ATHENS IN THE WORLD OF THE FIFTH CENTURY: AN EXHIBITION OF FACTS AND IDEAS" (until December 31)
• "MASTERPIECES OF CHINESE BIRD and FLOWER PAINTING" (until December 14)
• "EDOUARD MANET – ETCHINGS and LITHOGRAPHS" (until December 1)
• "ABSTRACTIONS IN GRAPHIC ART" (December 3 – February 2)

There is also a public lecture, "Dr. Jakob Rosenberg CRANACH THE ELDER AND HIS ROLE IN GERMAN ART," scheduled for Thursday, December 6, at 4 P.M.

Gallery talks are scheduled for specific Saturdays in November and December, with topics such as "General Tour of the Fogg Art Museum," "BOSTON MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS MASTERPIECES: COLOR IN 15TH AND 16TH CENTURY ITALIAN PAINTING," and "CHINESE PAINTING, A PHILOSOPHICAL EXPRESSION."

The document is placed on an aged, brown piece of cardboard, which appears to be part of a box or archive.

This image shows a printed document from the Fogg Art Museum at Harvard University, dated November 20, 1951. The document lists various exhibitions and events scheduled at the museum.

Exhibitions:

1. Cranach and Clouet - Princely Portrait Drawings of the Northern Renaissance (For the Benefit of the Rheims Museum) - November 23 - December 31.
2. The Graphic Art of Lucas Cranach the Elder - November 23 - December 31. Lent by the National Gallery, Washington (Rosenwald Collection).
3. Athens in the World of the Fifth Century: An Exhibition of Facts and Ideas - until December 31.
4. Masterpieces of Chinese Bird and Flower Painting - until December 14.
5. Edouard Manet - Etchings and Lithographs - until December 1.
6. Abstractions in Graphic Art - December 3 - February 2.

Public Lecture:

• Dr. Jakob Rosenberg: Cranach the Elder and His Role in German Art - Thursday, December 6, at 4 P.M. at the Fogg Art Museum.

Gallery Talks:

• Saturday, November 24:
  • 2:30 P.M.: General Tour of the Fogg Art Museum.
  • 3:45 P.M.: Boston Museum of Fine Arts Masterpieces: Color in 15th and 16th Century Italian Painting by Lilian Cramer.
• Saturday, December 1:
  • 2:30 P.M.: General Tour of the Fogg Art Museum.
  • 3:45 P.M.: Chinese Painting, A Philosophical Expression by Carroll Hogan.
• Saturday, December 8:
  • 2:30 P.M.: General Tour of the Fogg Art Museum.
  • 3:45 P.M.: Cranach and Clouet: Renaissance Portrait Drawing in the North by Sally Schaefer.

The document is placed on top of a brown folder or cover, suggesting it might be part of a collection or archive. The paper appears to be slightly aged, consistent with its 1951 date.

The image shows a book opened to a page that displays information about the Fogg Art Museum at Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. The page lists several exhibitions and events that took place in November and December of 1951. The exhibitions include "CRANACH and CLOUT - Princely Portrait Drawings of the Northern Renaissance," "THE GRAPHIC ART OF LUCAS CRANACH THE ELDER," "ATHENS IN THE WORLD OF THE FIFTH CENTURY: AN EXHIBITION OF FACTS AND IDEAS," "MASTERPIECES OF CHINESE PIRO AND FLOWER PAINTING," "REGARD LANET - ETCHINGS and LITHOGRAPHS," and "ABSTRACTIONS IN GRAPHIC ART." Additionally, there is a public lecture by Dr. Jakob Rosenberg titled "CRANACH THE ELDER AND HIS ROLE IN GERMAN ART," and gallery talks are scheduled on specific dates.

The image shows a page from a brochure or pamphlet for the Fogg Art Museum at Harvard University, dated November 20, 1951. The page lists upcoming exhibitions and events at the museum, including:

• "CRANACH and CLOUET - Princely Portrait Drawings of the Northern Renaissance" (November 23 - December 31)
• "THE GRAPHIC ART OF LUCAS CRANACH THE ELDER" (November 23 - December 31)
• "ATHENS IN THE WORLD OF THE FIFTH CENTURY: AN EXHIBITION OF FACTS AND IDEAS" (until December 16)
• "MASTERPIECES OF CHINESE BIRD AND FLOWER PAINTING" (until December 1)
• "EDOUARD MANET - ETCHINGS AND LITHOGRAPHS" (until December 14)
• "ABSTRACTIONS IN GRAPHIC ART" (December 3 - February 2)

The page also includes details about public lectures, gallery talks, and tours of the museum. The brochure is open to the section about the "CRANACH and CLOUET" exhibition, which features drawings by Lucas Cranach the Elder and Lucas Cranach the Younger, as well as works by the French artist Jean Clouet.

The overall tone of the brochure is formal and informative, aimed at art enthusiasts and scholars interested in visiting the Fogg Art Museum and its exhibitions.

The image shows a page from a program or brochure for the Fogg Art Museum at Harvard University, located in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The document is dated November 20, 1951, and outlines various exhibitions, a public lecture, and gallery talks scheduled for the fall and early winter of that year.

Exhibitions:

1. CRAMACH and CLOUET – Princely Portrait Drawings of the Northern Renaissance

   • Dates: November 23 – December 21
   • Benefit for the Rheims Museum
   • Lent by the National Gallery, Washington (Rosenwald Collections)

2. THE GRAPHIC ART OF LUCAS CRAMACH THE ELDER

   • Dates: November 23 – December 31
   • Lent by the National Gallery, Washington (Rosenwald Collections)

3. ATHENS IN THE WORLD OF THE FIFTH CENTURY: AN EXHIBITION OF PARTS AND IDEAS

   • Dates: until December 31

4. MASTERPIECES OF CHINESE BIRD AND FLOWER PAINTING

   • Dates: until December 14

5. ECCOARD MANET – ETCHINGS and LITHOGRAPHS

   • Dates: until December 1

6. ABSTRACTIONS IN GRAPHIC ART

   • Dates: December 3 – February 4

Public Lecture:

• Dr. Jakob Rosenberg will present a lecture titled "CRAMACH THE ELDER AND HIS ROLE IN GERMAN ART"
  • Date: Thursday, December 6
  • Time: 1 P.M.
  • Location: The Fogg Art Museum

Gallery Talks:

• Saturday, November 24

  • 2:30 P.M.: General Tour of the Fogg Art Museum
  • 3:45 P.M.: BOSTON MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS MASTERPIECES: COLOR IN 15TH AND 16TH CENTURY ITALIAN PAINTING, by Lilian Cramer

• Saturday, December 1

  • 1:30 P.M.: General Tour of the Fogg Art Museum
  • 3:45 P.M.: CHINESE PAINTING: A PHILOSOPHICAL EXPRESSION, by Carroll Rogan

• Saturday, December 8

  • 2:30 P.M.: General Tour of the Fogg Art Museum
  • 3:45 P.M.: CRAMACH and CLOUET: RENAISSANCE PORTRAIT DRAWING IN THE NORTH, by Sally Schaeffer

The document is neatly typed and formatted, indicating it is an official program or announcement for the museum's events during that period. The page appears to be part of a larger booklet or folder, as suggested by the visible spine and additional pages on either side.

The image shows a printed document, which appears to be a page from a pamphlet or booklet. The header of the document reads "FOGG ART MUSEUM" in bold capitalized letters, followed by "HARVARD UNIVERSITY, CAMBRIDGE 38, MASS." Below the header, the date "November 20, 1951" is given.

The document lists various exhibitions and public lectures along with gallery talks that were scheduled to take place:

EXHIBITIONS

• CRANACH and CLOUET – Princely Portrait Drawings of the Northern Renaissance (For the Benefit of the Rheims Museum), November 23 – December 31.
• THE GRAPHIC ART OF LUCAS CRANACH THE ELDER, November 23 – December 31. Lent by the National Gallery, Washington (Rosenwald Collection).
• ATHENS IN THE WORLD OF THE FIFTH CENTURY: AN EXHIBITION OF FAUNS AND IDEAS, until December 31.
• MASTERPIECES OF CHINESE BIRD AND FLOWER PAINTING, until December 14.
• EDUARD MUNCH – ETCHINGS and LITHOGRAPHS, until December 1.
• ABSTRACTIONS IN GRAPHIC ART, December 3 – February 2.

PUBLIC LECTURE

• A lecture by Dr. Jakob Rosenberg on "CRANACH THE ELDER AND HIS ROLE IN GERMAN ART," scheduled for Thursday, December 6, at 4 P.M. at the Fogg Art Museum.

GALLERY TALKS

• On Saturday, November 24, at 2:30 P.M. and 3:45 P.M., there would be a General Tour of the Fogg Art Museum and a discussion on "BOSTON MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS MASTERPIECES: COLOR IN 15TH AND 16TH CENTURY ITALIAN PAINTING" by Lilian Crouner.
• On Saturday, December 1, the events repeat the timing for the general tour with a talk on "CARNESE PAINTING, A PHILOSOPHICAL EXPRESSION" by Carroll Hogan.
• On Saturday, December 8, the events repeat the timing for the general tour with a talk entitled "CRANACH and CLOUET; RENAISSANCE PORTRAIT DRAWING IN THE NORTH" by Sally Schaefer.

The background of the image shows only the edge and the corner of an open folder or envelope, suggesting that this document was stored or mailed in it.

The image shows a page from a document or booklet from the Fogg Art Museum at Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. The page is dated November 26, 1951, and lists exhibitions, a public lecture, and gallery talks that were scheduled at that time.

The exhibitions mentioned include:

• Cranach and Clouet: Princely Portrait Drawings of the Northern Renaissance, from November 23 to December 31.
• The Graphic Art of Lucas Cranach the Elder, November 23 to December 31.
• Athens in the World of the Fifth Century: An Exhibition of Facts and Ideas, until December 31.
• Masterpieces of Chinese Bird and Flower Painting, until December 14.
• Edouard Manet – Etchings and Lithographs, until December 1.
• Abstractions in Graphic Art, from December 3 to February 2.

The public lecture mentions Dr. Jakob Rosenberg speaking on "Cranach the Elder and His Role in German Art" on Thursday, December 6, at 4 PM at the Fogg Art Museum.

The gallery talks are listed for specific Saturdays:

• November 24: General Tour of the Fogg Art Museum at 2:30 PM and a talk on Boston Museum of Fine Arts Masterpieces: Color in 15th and 16th Century Italian Painting by Lilian Cramer at 3:45 PM.
• December 1: General Tour of the Fogg Art Museum at 2:30 PM and a talk on Chinese Painting, a Philosophical Expression by Carroll Hogan at 3:45 PM.
• December 8: General Tour of the Fogg Art Museum at 2:30 PM and a talk on Cranach and Clouet: Renaissance Portrait Drawing in the North by Sally Schaefer at 3:45 PM.

The document is typed on white paper and is attached to or part of an old book or folder with a brown cover.

The image shows a close-up of a printed program/page from the Fogg Art Museum (Harvard University, Cambridge, MA). The page is titled “FOGG ART MUSEUM” and lists current exhibitions and events, with headings such as EXHIBITIONS, PUBLIC LECTURE, and GALLERY TALKS. The exhibitions include items like works by Cranach and other Renaissance artists, Chinese ink and flower painting, Manet etchings, and other graphic art. There are also details for a public lecture (Dr. Jakob Rosenberg) and several gallery talks with dates and times. The page is lying on a brown manila folder, and the edges of the paper are slightly bent. The typography is formal and serif, typical of a mid-20th-century catalog.

This image depicts a printed page from the Fogg Art Museum at Harvard University, dated November 20, 1951. It provides information about exhibitions, public lectures, and gallery talks scheduled at the museum. Key features include:

1. Exhibitions:

   • Cranach and Clouet: Princely Portrait Drawings of the Northern Renaissance (November 23 - December 31).
   • The Graphic Art of Lucas Cranach the Elder (November 23 - December 31).
   • Athens in the World of the Fifth Century: An Exhibition of Patens and Lyres (until December 31).
   • Other exhibitions, such as masterpieces of Chinese art, Edouard Manet's etchings, and abstractions in graphic art.

2. Public Lecture:

   • Titled "Cranach the Elder and His Role in German Art" by Dr. Jakob Rosenberg, scheduled for Thursday, December 6.

3. Gallery Talks:

   • General tours of the museum and specific talks on various topics (e.g., Italian painting, Chinese painting, and Renaissance portrait drawing), scheduled on November 24, December 1, and December 8.

The page appears to be part of a larger document, with visible signs of age such as yellowing and slightly torn edges.