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The image depicts a page from the "Harvard Foundation Newsletter" dated September 30, 1957. The newsletter contains several articles and announcements related to the Harvard community and the Fogg Art Museum. Here is a detailed summary of the contents:

1. Fogg Art Museum Updates:

   • Professor Benjamin Rowland, Jr.: He is on sabbatical leave for the academic year 1957-58. He received Fulbright and Guggenheim Fellowships to study Graeco-Roman art in India and will also lecture on American art at the University of Rome.
   • Professor Millard Meiss: He published a book titled "Andrea Mantegna as Illuminator."
   • Louise and Walter Arensberg Collection: This collection of modern painting, drawing, and sculpture is on view at the Fogg's second-floor galleries.
   • Cornelius C. Vermeule III: He has been appointed Curator of the Classical Department at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
   • Fiftieth Anniversary Exhibition: The Fogg will open an exhibition on November 22nd featuring treasures from the Pierpont Morgan Library, including manuscripts, early printed books, and master drawings.

2. Harvard Hails Naumburg Gifts:

   • The Naumburg family's generosity to Harvard University and the Fogg Museum was honored. The Naumburg Wing was dedicated, and a concert of works by Naumburg Professors of Music was held.
   • The Naumburg family has a long history of contributions to Harvard, including the establishment of the Naumburg Professorship in 1947.

3. Harvard Tea Concert Honors the Naumburgs:

   • The Music Department at Harvard and the Fogg Art Museum hosted a concert to honor the Naumburg family's contributions to the university.
   • The event included a performance by the Naumburg Quartet and a piano recital by Walter Robert.

4. Rep. Saund in Saigon:

   • Rep. D. S. Saund, D., Calif., arrived in Saigon to study the American foreign aid program.

The newsletter page also includes handwritten annotations indicating the sources and dates of the articles, such as "Boston Herald, Nov. 9, 1957" and "N.Y. Times, Nov. 9, 1957."

The image shows a page from the "Harvard Foundation Newsletter" dated September 30, 1957. The page includes several articles and clippings.

1. The top section of the page features a typewritten article about the Fogg Art Museum. Key points include:

   • Professor Benjamin Rowland, Jr., Curator of Oriental Art, is on sabbatical for the academic year 1957-58 to study Graeco-Roman art in India and lecture on American art at the University of Rome.
   • Professor Millard Meiss, Curator of Paintings, published a book titled "Andrea Mantegna as Illustrator."
   • A special loan exhibition titled "Modern Painting, Drawing and Sculpture Collected by Louise and Joseph Pulitzer, Jr." was on view at the Fogg’s second-floor galleries.
   • Dr. Cornelius C. Vermeule III has been appointed as the Curator of the Classical Department at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
   • The Fogg will open its first large exhibition, the "Fiftieth Anniversary Exhibition of Treasures from the Pierpont Morgan Library," on November 22 with a special preview for friends. The exhibition will be open to the public from November 23 until January 4. Professor George M. A. Hanfmann, Keeper of Classical Art and Professor of Fine Arts, has returned after a sabbatical year spent in Greece and Turkey.

2. Below the typewritten article, there are two newspaper clippings:

   • The first clipping, from the "Cambridge Chronicle," is titled "Harvard Hails Naumburg Gifts." It reports on the dedication of Naumburg Hall at Harvard University on November 8, 1957. The hall was dedicated in honor of Walter W. Naumburg’s contributions to music education. The event included a concert by members of the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
   • The second clipping, from the "Boston Herald," is titled "Harvard Tea, Concert Honors the Naumburgs." It also reports on the dedication of Naumburg Hall, highlighting the presence of Mrs. Walter W. Naumburg and the concert that followed the tea reception.

The page is preserved between two sheets of glass, with some visible damage or discoloration at the edges.

The image shows a page from a Harvard Foundation Newsletter dated September 30, 1957, along with a few smaller clippings from newspapers and other documents placed beside it.

Here's a detailed summary of the contents:

Main Newsletter:

Harvard Foundation Newsletter, September 30, 1957:

• Fogg Art Museum:

  • Benjamin Rowland, Jr., Curator of Oriental Art, will be on sabbatical from the academic year 1957-58 to study Greco-Roman art in relation to classic art in India. He will also lecture on American art at the University of Rome.
  • Professor Millard Meiss, the Fogg’s Curator of Paintings, has published a book titled "Andrea Mantegna as Illuminator" with Columbia University Press.
  • An exhibition titled "Modern Painting, Drawing and Sculpture Collected by Louise and Joseph Pulitzer, Jr." is currently on display in St. Louis at the Fogg’s second floor galleries. This collection, formed over the past 20 years, is notable.

• Cornelius C. Vermeule, III:

  • Cornelius C. Vermeule, III, previously the Keeper of Coins at the Fogg, has been appointed Curator of the Classical Department at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. He will start this position on October 1st.

• Fiftieth Anniversary Exhibition:

  • The Fogg will host a special exhibition on November 22nd, showcasing the "Fiftieth Anniversary Exhibition of Treasures from the Pierpont Morgan Library." This exhibition will feature manuscripts, early printed books, bindings, and master drawings. It will open to the public on November 23rd and remain open until January 4th.
  • Professor George M. A. Hanfmann, the Keeper of Classical Art and Professor of Fine Arts, has returned from a sabbatical year spent in Greece and Turkey.

Newspaper Clippings:

1. Harvard Hails Naumburg Gifts (Herald Tribune):

   • The article honors Harvard University for receiving significant gifts from the Naumburg family. The event included a tea and a musical concert by Walter Piston and Walter W. Naumburg.
   • The Naumburg family, including Elkan Naumburg, established the Naumburg Fellowship for graduate students in 1911. Walter W. Naumburg, a renowned musician and benefactor, made significant contributions to Harvard and the Fogg Art Museum.

2. Harvard Tea, Concert Honors the Naumburgs:

   • This clipping details the same event mentioned above, focusing on the tea hosted for the Naumburg family and their contributions to Harvard, including a musical concert by Walter Piston and Walter W. Naumburg.

3. Rep. Sound in Saigon:

   • A brief mention of a political figure, Rep. D. S. Sound, who arrived in Saigon, South Vietnam, on November 8th, presumably to study the American foreign aid program.

The overall context indicates an important period in Harvard's cultural and academic life with significant exhibitions, sabbaticals, and notable gifts from the Naumburg family.

The image displays a page from the "Harvard Foundation Newsletter," dated September 30, 1957, along with some clippings from a newspaper, likely the Herald Tribune, dated November 9, 1957.

Harvard Foundation Newsletter, September 30, 1957:

1. Fogg Art Museum:

   • Professor Benjamin Rowland Jr. is on sabbatical leave for the academic year 1957-58. He will study Greco-Roman art in India and lecture on American art at the University of Rome.
   • Professor Millard Meiss published a book titled "Andrea Mantegna as Illuminator."
   • A special loan exhibition, "Modern Painting, Drawing and Sculpture Collected by Louise and Joseph Pulitzer, Jr.," was on view in the Fogg's second-floor galleries.
   • Cornelius C. Vermeule III was appointed Curator of the Classical Department at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, assuming the position from October 1.

2. Upcoming Events:

   • On November 22, the Fogg will open its first large exhibition of the year, the "Fiftieth Anniversary Exhibition of Treasures from the Pierpont Morgan Library," featuring manuscripts, early printed books, bindings, and master drawings. It will be open to the public from November 23 to January 4.
   • Professor George M.A. Hanfmann has returned after a sabbatical year spent in Greece and Turkey.

Clippings from the Herald Tribune, November 9, 1957:

1. Harvard Hails Naumburg Gifts:

   • Harvard University was honored with a dedication ceremony marking the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Naumburg Wing, which houses the Fogg Art Museum.
   • The ceremony included a tea and a concert of works by Walter Piston, conducted by Walter W. Naumburg, a renowned professor of music at the university.

2. Harvard Tea, Concert Honors the Naumburgs:

   • The event was to honor the generosity of the Naumburg family, who have contributed significantly to the university through endowments and cultural assets.
   • The concert included performances by the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

3. Rep. Saund in Saigon:

   • A brief mention of Representative D. S. Saund visiting Saigon, South Vietnam, to study the American foreign aid program.

The overall content of the image focuses on the cultural and academic activities at Harvard University and the Fogg Art Museum, including exhibitions, sabbatical leaves, and special events honoring significant contributions.

The image is a page from the Harvard Foundation Newsletter dated September 30, 1957, featuring several articles related to the Fogg Art Museum and other Harvard activities.

1. Fogg Art Museum Updates:

   • Professor Benjamin Rowland, Jr. is on sabbatical leave for the academic year 1957-58 to study Greco-Roman art in India and lecture at the University of Rome. He has received Fulbright and Guggenheim fellowships.
   • Professor Millard Meiss, Curator of Paintings, has published a book titled "Andrea Mantegna as Illuminator" by Columbia University Press.
   • The Fogg Art Museum is hosting a special loan exhibition titled "Modern Painting, Drawing and Sculpture Collected by Louise and Joseph Pulitzer, Jr." This collection, assembled over 20 years, is considered one of the finest in the country.
   • Cornelius C. Vermeule III, previously the Keeper of Coins at the Fogg, has been appointed Curator of the Classical Department at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
   • On November 22, the Fogg will open its first large exhibition of the year, a "Fiftieth Anniversary Exhibition of Treasures from the Pierpont Morgan Library," featuring manuscripts, early printed books, bindings, and master drawings. This exhibition is open to the public from November 23 to January 4.
   • Professor George M. A. Hanfmann, Keeper of Classical Art and Professor of Fine Arts, has returned from a sabbatical year spent mostly in Greece and Turkey.

2. Harvard Hails Naumburg Gifts:

   • This article, special to the Herald Tribune, reports on a ceremony at Harvard University honoring the Naumburg family. The event included a concert of works by Walter Piston, Walter W. Naumburg Professor of Music at Harvard.
   • The Naumburg family, including members of the Harvard community, attended the event. The family's contributions have been significant to Harvard, including the establishment of a fellowship in 1911 and a concert series.
   • The Naumburg family has been recognized for their philanthropic contributions to Harvard and the arts community.

3. Rep. Saund in Saigon:

   • A brief note mentions that Rep. D. S. Saund from California is in Saigon, South Vietnam, studying the American foreign aid program.

The page also includes two newspaper clippings from the Herald Tribune dated November 9, 1957:

• One clipping details the Harvard tea and concert honoring the Naumburg family, highlighting their generosity and contributions to Harvard.
• Another clipping mentions the concert itself, featuring music by Walter Piston, and the presence of notable figures from the Naumburg family.

The image is of a page from the "Harvard Foundation Newsletter" dated September 30, 1957. Here is a detailed summary of its contents:

Fogg Art Museum Updates:

1. Professor Benjamin Rowland, Jr.:

   • Curator of Oriental Art, is on sabbatical leave for the academic year 1957-58.
   • He was awarded Fulbright and Guggenheim fellowships to study Greco-Roman art in relation to classical art in India.
   • He will also lecture on American art at the University of Rome.

2. Recent Publication:

   • Last May, Professor Millard Meiss, the Fogg's Curator of Paintings, published a book titled "Andrea Mantegna as Illuminator" through the Columbia University Press.

3. Exhibition:

   • A special loan exhibition of "Modern Painting, Drawing, and Sculpture Collected by Louise and Joseph Pulitzer, Jr." from St. Louis was displayed in the Fogg’s second-floor galleries throughout the summer. This collection is considered one of the foremost in the country.

4. New Appointment:

   • Cornelius C. Vermeule, III (A.B. 1949, A.M. (Fine Arts) 1950, Ph.D., University of London) has been appointed as the Curator of Classical Art at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, starting October 1st.

5. Upcoming Exhibition:

   • On November 22nd, the Fogg will open its first large exhibition of the year, featuring treasures from the Friends of the Fogg, the Houghton Library, and the Pierpont Morgan Library. This exhibition includes manuscripts, early printed books, bindings, and master drawings.
   • The Fogg is receiving a new English art gallery to showcase this collection, which will be open to the public from November 23rd until January 4th.

6. Return from Sabbatical:

   • Professor George M. A. Hanfmann, Curator of Classical Art and Professor of Fine Arts, has returned from a sabbatical year spent mostly in Greece and Turkey.

Harvard Hails Naumburg Gifts:

• Harvard University honored the Naumburg family for their generosity. Walter W. Naumburg, an alumnus, and his family have contributed significantly to the university, particularly to the Music Department.

  • The family established the Walter W. Naumburg Musical Foundation in 1925 to support young musicians.
  • They funded the Naumburg Room in Paine Hall, which houses a collection of musical works.
  • The late Elkan Naumburg also provided substantial funding for graduate students and established the Naumburg Musical Fund in 1945.
  • The family’s contributions have notably enriched the university’s cultural assets.

• Harvard Tea, Concert Honors the Naumburgs:

  • The Music Department of Harvard and the Fogg Art Museum jointly hosted a tea to honor the Naumburg family. This event celebrated the family’s contributions to the Harvard music department.
  • The event featured a concert with musicians like the Waletsky Trio and Professor Luise Vosgerchian, attended by members of the Naumburg family and the Boston Symphony.

Other News:

• Rep. Saigon in Saigon:
  • A brief note mentions that Representative D.S. Saund from California has arrived in Hong Kong on his way to study the American foreign aid program in Saigon.

The image shows a page from the "Harvard Foundation Newsletter" dated September 30, 1957, along with two attached newspaper clippings.

The newsletter section discusses various updates and events related to the Fogg Art Museum, including:

• Professor Benjamin Rowland Jr., Curator of Oriental Art, on sabbatical leave for the academic year 1957-58 to study Graeco-Roman art and lecture on American art at the University of Rome.
• Professor Millard Meiss, Curator of Paintings, publishing a book about Andrea Mantegna as an illuminator.
• A special loan exhibition of modern painting, drawing, and sculpture collected by Louise and Joseph Pulitzer Jr. on view at the Fogg.
• Cornelius C. Vermeule appointed as Keeper of Coins, taking a position at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts starting October 1.
• A preview of the "Fiftieth Anniversary Exhibition of Treasures from the Pierpont Morgan Library" opening on November 23 and continuing until January 4.
• Professor George M. A. Hanfmann returning after a sabbatical year in Greece and Turkey.

The first newspaper clipping, titled "Harvard Hails Naumburg Gifts" from the N.Y. Tribune dated November 9, 1957, highlights:

• The Naumburg family's generous gift to Harvard's music department and the Fogg Museum.
• The 25th-anniversary dedication of the Museum's Naumburg Wing attended by family members and guests.
• Background on the Naumburg family's contributions to music, including fellowships and funds established for graduate students and professors.
• A brief note about Representative D. S. Saund arriving in Saigon.

The second newspaper clipping from the Boston Herald, also dated November 9, 1957, titled "Harvard Tea, Concert Honors the Naumburgs," mentions:

• An event hosted by the Music Department of Harvard University and the Fogg Art Museum honoring the Naumburg family.
• The Naumburg family's long-standing contributions to Harvard since 1911.
• A tea for members of the Naumburg family and guests held at the Fogg Museum, with a concert performed by Walter W. Naumburg, Professor of Music, and Walter Piston, Professor of Music and member of the Boston Symphony.

Overall, the page documents significant academic and cultural events at Harvard, especially focusing on the contributions of the Naumburg family to the arts.

This image shows an open newsletter or publication with text detailing various updates or news items. The header reads "HARVARD FOUNDATION NEWSLETTER, September 30, 1957" which indicates that the content is related to activities or announcements from the Harvard Foundation dated from late September 1957.

The left column contains a news update or article about the Fogg Art Museum and mentions a Professor Benjamin Rowland, Jr., who was on sabbatical leave for the academic year 1957-58 and had received Fulbright and Guggenheim fellowships. The article also talks about a Curator of Paintings who published by the Columbia University Press and mentions the exhibition of "Modern Painting, Drawing and Sculpture" collected by Louise and Joseph Pulitzer, Jr.

The right column has two news clippings. The upper clipping starts with "Harvard Hails Naumburg Gifts" and is a special to the Herald Tribune. It talks about a family's generosity towards Harvard's music department and the Fogg Museum with an anniversary of the dedication of the Naumburg Wing. The lower clipping seems to be a continuation of another article or an entirely different piece, discussing a "Rep. Sound in Saigon".

The newsprint is aged with some discoloration, and there's a handwritten note on the right corner of the right clipping with a date "Nov 9, 1957". The pages are bound in a folder or book with tabs on the front page that categorize each section or part of the document.

The image depicts a page from a newsletter titled "Harvard Foundation Newsletter," dated September 30, 1957. The page appears to be from a bound collection, likely a scrapbook or archive, as indicated by the visible spine and adjacent pages. The content of the page is primarily textual, with several news articles and updates related to Harvard University and its affiliated institutions.

Key Details in the Image:

1. Header and Title:

   • The top of the page prominently displays the newsletter's title: "HARVARD FOUNDATION NEWSLETTER, September 30, 1957."
   • The page number is indicated as 6 at the top left corner.

2. Main Text Content:

   • The main body of the page contains several articles or announcements:
     • Fogg Art Museum: Discusses Professor Benjamin Rowland, Jr., who is the Curator of Oriental Art at the Fogg Art Museum. It mentions his sabbatical leave, awards, and upcoming lectures on American art at the University of Rome.
     • Professor Romare Meiss: Notes the publication of a book by Professor Romare Meiss, the Fogg's Curator of Paintings, titled Andrea Mantenga as Illuminator.
     • Exhibition of Modern Painting: Highlights a special exhibition of modern painting, drawing, and sculpture collected by Louise and Joseph Pulitzer, Jr., at the Fogg Museum.
     • Cornelius C. Vermeule, III: Announces his appointment as Keeper of Coins at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
     • Fogg's Anniversary Exhibition: Describes the Fogg's first large exhibition of the year, a special preview on November 22nd, featuring treasures from the Pierpont Morgan Library, including manuscripts, early printed books, bindings, and master drawings.

3. Additional Articles:

   • Harvard Hails Naumburg Gifts: A news article from the Boston Herald dated November 9, 1957, detailing Harvard's recognition of the Naumburg family's generosity. It mentions a concert honoring the Naumburgs, their contributions to the university's music department, and their establishment of fellowships.
   • Rep. Saund in Saigon: A brief note about Representative Augustina Saund, who arrived in Saigon as part of a study program related to the American foreign aid program.

4. Visual Elements:

   • The page shows signs of age, with slight discoloration and wear, typical of historical documents.
   • There are handwritten annotations or markings on the page, including a note at the bottom right corner that reads "N.Y. Tribune Nov. 9, 1957", suggesting the source of some of the content.
   • The page is part of a larger bound volume, as indicated by the visible spine and adjacent pages on either side.

Overall Impression:

The image captures a snapshot of mid-20th-century academic and cultural life at Harvard University, highlighting key events, appointments, and contributions to the arts and sciences. The newsletter serves as a historical record, documenting institutional activities, faculty achievements, and notable donations. The physical condition of the page and its annotations suggest it is part of an archival or scrapbook collection, preserving these historical moments for future reference.

The image shows an open book, probably a newsletter, with several pieces of paper clipped to the pages. The newsletter is titled "Harvard Foundation Newsletter" and is dated September 30, 1957. The newsletter contains various articles and announcements related to Harvard University. One article discusses the Fogg Art Museum, mentioning the departure of Professor Benjamin Rowland, Jr., and the appointment of Cornelius C. Vermeule III as the Curator of the Classical Department. Another article highlights the Harvard Tea Concert, which honored the Naumburg family's contributions to the university. The book also includes a clipping from the "Herald Tribune" about the Naumburg family's generosity and a concert by Walter Piston. The newsletter seems to be a compilation of news and events from Harvard University during that time.