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ARCH.2003.33, Rendition: 803261
This image shows a light blue, rectangular piece of note paper with handwritten text in black ink, likely from a scrapbook or personal archive.
At the top, printed in a clean, sans-serif font, it reads:
Fogg Art Museum
Below that, there are three pre-printed lines with bullet points:
Next to the “date” line, the word “Scrapbook” is handwritten in cursive script.
The main body of the note consists of a numbered list, written by hand in a clear, slightly slanted script:
① Building Photos
② Object Photos (atms)
③ FAM OPENINGS
(1950’s, with many
group photos)
④ People
The handwriting suggests an informal but organized attempt to catalog or categorize materials—perhaps photos or clippings—for inclusion in a scrapbook. The list identifies four content categories: architectural shots, object images (possibly “atms” is shorthand or a typo for “artifacts” or “items”), openings or events at the Fogg Art Museum in the 1950s (noted for having many group photos), and people.
The paper appears slightly creased and torn at the top right corner, indicating age or frequent handling. The overall appearance suggests a personal organizational note, possibly made by a staff member, donor, or researcher involved with the Fogg Art Museum’s archives.
Summary:
This is a handwritten note from a scrapbook, likely belonging to or about the Fogg Art Museum, listing four categories of photographs or materials to include: building photos, object photos, FAM opening events (1950s, with group photos), and people. The note’s format and handwriting suggest a personal, archival, or curatorial purpose.
The image shows a piece of paper with handwritten text and numbers. The paper appears to be from the Fogg Art Museum, as indicated at the top. The text is organized into four categories, numbered ① through ④, with the following content:
The paper is light blue with some wear and tear visible at the top edge, possibly from being handled or stored for a long time. The handwriting is in cursive and appears to be in pencil. There are also blank fields labeled "to," "from," and "date" at the top, which are empty. The word "Scrapbook" is written in a larger, more prominent handwriting below the museum name.
The image shows a handwritten note on a light blue piece of paper. The note is titled "Fogg Art Museum" and includes a section for "to," "from," and "date," with "Scrapbook" written in the "from" section. Below the title, there is a numbered list:
The paper appears to be slightly worn and taped at the top, suggesting it might be part of a larger collection or document.
The image shows a blue piece of paper with some text written on it. The paper appears to be torn at the top, and the text is written in black ink. The paper is placed on a white surface, which is probably a table. The text on the paper reads "Fogga Art Museum," followed by some additional text that is partially obscured. The paper appears to be a note or a label of some kind.
The image shows a handwritten list on a piece of paper. The list is titled "Fogg Art Museum" and includes a few items. The first item is "Scrapbook," followed by "Building's Photos," "Object Photos (Caters)," "FAM OPENING (1950's, with many group photos)," and "People." The list is written in blue ink on a light blue background, and the paper has a slightly torn edge on the right side.
The image shows a light blue sticky note with handwritten notes. At the top, the text reads "Fogg Art Museum" in bold, typed or printed font. Below this, there are three bullet points labeled with numbers and handwritten notes:
The note appears to be a scrapbook or organizational list for categorizing photographs or materials related to the Fogg Art Museum. The handwriting is neat but informal, and the note is slightly crumpled, giving it a casual, personal touch.
The image shows a light blue sticky note with handwritten text. At the top, there is printed text that states "Fogg Art Museum" and below it three bulleted points for "to," "from," and "date," which are all left blank. Handwritten in black ink below this are the words "Scrapbook" and a list of items numbered 1 to 4. The handwritten list appears to contain categories of photos as follows:
The handwriting appears to be casual and possibly in a hurried or informal style. There's a piece of clear adhesive tape at the top right corner of the note, suggesting it may have been attached to a surface at some point. The note appears to be slightly creased at the top where the tape is attached, indicating it might have been pulled or repositioned.
This image shows a light blue sheet of paper, slightly crumpled at the top right corner. At the top, it is titled "Fogg Art Museum." Beneath that, there are areas labeled "to," "from," and "date," with dots indicating empty fields. Below these fields, handwritten text appears in a list format:
The handwritten notes appear casual and likely pertain to organizational or classification purposes, referencing photographs and scrapbook contents related to the Fogg Art Museum.
A light blue piece of paper from the Fogg Art Museum. At the top it says “Fogg Art Museum.” There are small fields on the left for “to,” “from,” and “date” (each with a dot), and the word “Scrapbook” appears in the date line written in pencil. Below is a four-item, circled list:
The page looks like a rough planning note or an index card for a scrapbook or exhibit. The paper is slightly worn and creased at the top.
The image shows a blue note paper with a letterhead "Fogg Art Museum" printed at the top. Below the letterhead, there are fields labeled "to," "from," and "date," but only the "date" field is partially filled in with the word "Scrapbook." The rest are blank.
Underneath, there is a handwritten list numbered one to four:
The note appears to be an informal checklist related to a scrapbook for the Fogg Art Museum, possibly concerning different types of photographs or categories to include. The paper has a small tear and some creasing near the top right corner.