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The image contains several newspaper clippings from different publications, all dated around December 1959. These clippings are about the death of Chandler Rathfon Post, a Harvard professor emeritus and an authority on Spanish painting and sculpture.

1. El Profesor Post (Barcelona, Destino, 14 Noviembre 1959):

   • This article, written in Spanish, discusses the life and contributions of Chandler Rathfon Post. It highlights his expertise in Spanish painting and sculpture and his extensive academic work, including his 13-volume series on the history of Spanish painting.

2. Chandler R. Post, Fine Arts Expert (Unspecified Publication):

   • This article reports on the death of Chandler R. Post, aged 77, at his home in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It mentions his retirement from Harvard in 1950 and his significant contributions to the field of Spanish art history.

3. Road to Fame (St. Cloud, Minn., Daily Times, Dec 2, 1959):

   • This article discusses Post's approach to achieving fame, emphasizing the importance of hard work and dedication. It notes that Post's 13-volume series on Spanish painting history, which he worked on until his death, is a testament to his dedication.

4. How To Be Famous (Riverside, N.J., Press, Dec 3, 1959):

   • Similar to the "Road to Fame" article, this piece also highlights Post's dedication to his work and his belief that fame comes from hard work and perseverance. It mentions that his 13-volume series will ensure his legacy in the field of Spanish art history.

Overall, the clippings celebrate the life and work of Chandler Rathfon Post, emphasizing his contributions to the study of Spanish art and his dedication to his academic pursuits.

The image shows a collection of newspaper clippings, some in Spanish and others in English, all related to the renowned art historian, Chandler R. Post. The clippings are arranged and taped to what appears to be a larger sheet of paper, possibly for a scrapbook or research purposes.

1. Top Left Clipping (in Spanish, from "Destino"):

   • Title: "El Profesor Post"
   • Author: José Gudiol
   • Date: November 14, 1959
   • The article discusses Chandler R. Post's contributions to the study and appreciation of Spanish painting. It highlights his work on Spanish painters such as El Greco, Velázquez, and Goya, and his role in promoting Spanish art abroad. There is also a black-and-white photograph of Chandler R. Post.

2. Top Right Clipping (in English, from an unidentified newspaper):

   • Title: "Chandler R. Post, Fine Arts Expert"
   • Date: November 7, 1959
   • The article reports the death of Chandler R. Post and provides a biographical overview, mentioning his birth in Cambridge, Massachusetts, his career as an authority on Spanish painting and sculpture, and his role as a professor at Harvard. It also notes his death in a hospital at the age of 77.

3. Middle Left Clipping (in English, from the St. Cloud Times):

   • Title: "Road to Fame"
   • Date: December 22, 1959
   • The article discusses Chandler R. Post's book "A History of Spanish Painting," emphasizing its significance as a comprehensive work that will stand as a definitive reference for art students and historians. The article notes that Post's work covers the period from the Middle Ages to the 19th century and includes discussions on masters like El Greco, Velázquez, and Goya.

4. Middle Right Clipping (in English, from the Riverside Press):

   • Title: "How To Be Famous"
   • Date: December 3, 1959
   • Similar to the previous clipping, this article also focuses on Chandler R. Post's "A History of Spanish Painting." It highlights the book's importance and notes that it is a monumental work that will not be surpassed for many years.

The clippings collectively underscore Chandler R. Post's significant contributions to art history, particularly his definitive work on Spanish painting, and reflect tributes and obituaries published following his death.

The image displays a collage of several newspaper clippings and articles related to Chandler R. Post, an eminent art historian and Spanish painter.

1. Top Left Clipping - "El Profesor Post" (El Profesor Post, 14 Noviembre 1959):

   • The clipping is from the Spanish newspaper "El Profesor Post" dated 14 November 1959.
   • It features an article by José Gudiol, discussing Chandler R. Post's contributions to Spanish art history. It highlights his dedication to documenting and preserving Spanish art and his significant work on the history of Spanish painting.
   • The article also mentions his pioneering efforts in reconstructing lost works and his extensive publications.

2. Top Right Clipping - "Chandler R. Post, Fine Arts Expert" (Harvard Professor Emeritus):

   • This clipping is a brief bio from the Harvard Professor Emeritus section.
   • It notes that Chandler R. Post was an authority on Spanish painting and sculpture, having authored many works and publications.
   • He was a renowned professor at Harvard, who passed away in 1959.

3. Middle Left Clipping - "Road to Fame" (St. Cloud Times, Dec 22, 1959):

   • This article from the St. Cloud Times discusses the path to fame, using Chandler R. Post's work on Spanish painting as an example.
   • It emphasizes the importance of thorough research and writing to achieve lasting fame in the field of art history.

4. Middle Right Clipping - "How to Be Famous" (Riverside Press, Dec 3, 1959):

   • Another article from the Riverside Press, also discussing the process of becoming famous in academia.
   • It reiterates the necessity of meticulous work and thorough research, highlighting Chandler R. Post’s work as exemplary.

5. Center Image - Portrait of Chandler R. Post:

   • There is a black-and-white portrait of Chandler R. Post, likely included to provide a visual representation of the scholar.

The articles collectively emphasize the importance of rigorous research, dedication, and publication in the pursuit of fame and recognition in academic fields, using Chandler R. Post's extensive work on Spanish art history as a case study.

The image shows a collection of newspaper clippings related to Chandler R. Post, an art historian known for his work on Spanish painting and sculpture. Here's a detailed summary:

1. Top Left Clipping (Barcelona, 14 Noviembre 1959):

   • Title: "El Profesor Post"
   • Written by José Gudiol
   • This article is in Spanish and praises Chandler R. Post for his significant contributions to the study of Spanish art. It mentions his meticulous work in analyzing and documenting Spanish paintings, especially those by masters like El Greco, Murillo, and Goya. The article highlights Post's thorough research and his role in bringing attention to lesser-known artists and works.

2. Top Right Clipping (Cambridge, Mass., Nov 7, 1959):

   • Title: "Harvard Professor Emeritus Chandler R. Post - Authority on Spain's Painting and Sculpture"
   • This article discusses Chandler R. Post’s life and work. It notes that he was a renowned authority on Spanish painting and sculpture, having worked extensively on the subject for decades. It also mentions his passing and his contributions to the field, including his influential work, "History of Spanish Painting."

3. Bottom Left Clipping (St. Cloud, Minn., Dec 22, 1959):

   • Title: "Road to Fame"
   • This article, written by Anne Walfish, is a reflective piece on the challenges of becoming a famous art historian. It uses Chandler R. Post’s work on Spanish art as an example, highlighting the extensive research and dedication required to achieve lasting recognition in the field.

4. Bottom Right Clipping (Riverside, N.J., Dec 3, 1959):

   • Title: "How to Be Famous"
   • This piece, also by Anne Walfish, discusses the notion of fame in the context of academic work, using Chandler R. Post's extensive and detailed 12-volume work on Spanish painting as an example. It suggests that achieving fame and recognition in academia requires a substantial and continuous effort, much like Post's life's work.

Overall, these articles collectively celebrate Chandler R. Post's contributions to the field of art history, particularly his detailed and comprehensive work on Spanish painting and sculpture. They emphasize the thoroughness and dedication required to make significant impacts in academia.

The image shows a collection of newspaper clippings and articles related to Chandler R. Post, a noted expert in Spanish painting and sculpture.

1. Barcelona "Destino" (14 Noviembre 1959):

   • The article, titled "El Profesor Post," is written by Jose Gudiol.
   • It discusses Chandler R. Post's contributions to the study of Spanish painting.
   • The article highlights Post's work in identifying and categorizing Spanish art, particularly his contributions to understanding the works of artists like El Greco, Goya, and Murillo.
   • It mentions Post's role in the reconstruction of the history of Spanish painting and his significant publications, including his work on the history of Spanish painting from the 15th century to the 19th century.
   • The article notes his passing and the impact of his work, emphasizing his dedication and extensive research.

2. St. Cloud, Minn. Times (Dec 22 1959):

   • The article, titled "Road to Fame," discusses how Chandler R. Post became a renowned expert in Spanish painting.
   • It highlights his academic background, including his Ph.D. from Harvard, and his contributions to the field of art history.
   • The article emphasizes that his work was thorough and dedicated, requiring a long period of study and mastery of the subject.

3. Riverside, N.J. Press (Dec 3 1959):

   • The article, titled "How to Be Famous," also discusses Chandler R. Post’s contributions and dedication to Spanish art history.
   • It reiterates that Post's work was meticulous and that his achievements were recognized only after extensive study and dedication.

4. Chandler R. Post, Fine Arts Expert:

   • The article provides a brief biography, mentioning his academic credentials and his work at Harvard.
   • It highlights his death in 1959 and his significant contributions to art history, particularly his work on the history of Spanish painting.
   • The article includes a photo of Chandler R. Post and lists his notable works and achievements.

Overall, the clippings collectively highlight Chandler R. Post’s profound impact on the study of Spanish art, his academic achievements, and the dedication that led to his recognition in the field of art history.

The image features a collection of newspaper articles and clippings about Professor Harold E. Post, an expert in fine arts, particularly known for his work on Spanish painting.

Top Left Article (Barcelona "Destino"):

• Title: "El Profesor Post"
• Author: José Gudiol
• Content: This article in Spanish discusses the passing of Professor Chandler Rathfon Post, a distinguished art historian. It highlights his significant contributions to the study of Spanish art, especially his extensive work on the history of Spanish painting. Post's dedication to researching and cataloging Spanish art is noted, as well as his efforts to document the works of art in various Spanish regions and his meticulous approach to art history.

Top Right Article (Chandler R. Post, Fine Arts Expert):

• Title: "Harvard Professor Emeritus Dead—Authority on Spain's Painting and Sculpture"
• Content: This article details the death of Professor Post, an authority on Spanish painting. It mentions that he was a professor at Harvard University and had retired. The article also lists some of his key works, such as the multi-volume "A History of Spanish Painting." It notes his extensive travels in Spain to study art in situ and his recognition by the Spanish government.

Middle Left Article (St. Cloud Times):

• Date: December 2, 1959
• Author: Anne Malett
• Title: "Read to Fame"
• Content: This piece discusses the posthumous recognition of Professor Post's work. It emphasizes how his thorough and dedicated research, particularly his 14-volume work on the history of Spanish painting, has cemented his legacy. The article also touches on the value of his work for art historians and students.

Middle Right Article (Riverside, N.J. Press):

• Date: December 3, 1959
• Title: "How To Be Famous"
• Content: This article, similar to the one in St. Cloud Times, elaborates on how Professor Post's detailed and voluminous work on Spanish painting has made him famous posthumously. It underscores that his fame is based on the sheer volume and depth of his scholarly work.

Overall, the image provides a detailed tribute to Professor Harold E. Post, emphasizing his lifelong dedication to the study and documentation of Spanish art and his posthumous recognition in the field of art history.

The image shows a scrapbook page with several newspaper clippings pasted onto it. The clippings are mostly obituaries, tributes, or articles about Chandler R. Post, a Harvard professor and expert in Spanish art history.

• The largest clipping on the left is written in Spanish and titled "EL PROFESOR POST" by José Gudiol. It talks about the contributions and achievements of Chandler R. Post in the field of Spanish painting, his research, and impact on art history.

• The clipping in the top center is a short obituary titled "CHANDLER R. POST, FINE ARTS EXPERT," mentioning his roles as Harvard Professor Emeritus and authority on Spanish painting and sculpture, as well as some details about his life and death.

• The clipping in the bottom center from the ST. CLOUD, MINN. TIMES dated DEC 22 1959, titled "Road to Fame," discusses the achievements of Prof. Chandler R. Post, especially regarding his work on the history of Spanish painting.

• The clipping on the bottom right from RIVERSIDE, N.J., dated DEC 3 1959, titled "How To Be Famous," is similar in content to the "Road to Fame" article, highlighting Post's scholarly contributions and his dedication to Spanish art history.

All these clippings collectively honor Chandler R. Post's legacy and scholarship in the art world, focusing on his extensive work on Spanish painters such as Velázquez, Murillo, and Goya.

This image shows a collage of newspaper clippings and articles. The central and largest article is a Spanish piece, titled "EL PROFESOR POST," by José Guidol, dated November 1959, and contains a photograph with a redacted section. Unfortunately, the details of the photograph are not accessible for description. The left margin of the central clipping features dates alongside the edges, ranging from Nov 2, 1920, to May 1949.

To the right of the image, there are two English articles, both about Chandler R. Post, described as a "Fine Arts Expert" and Harvard Professor Emeritus. The first article, from The Times, dated December 2, 1959, features a headline "Road to Fame," discussing Post's accomplishment as an art historian while working on his book "The History of Spanish Painting." The second article, from Riverside, N.J., dated December 3, 1959, has a similar theme, titled "How To Be Famous."

In the bottom center, a smaller Spanish article, partially cut off, is visible, also referencing a date in November 1959. There is handwriting on the paper clippings, with names and dates, which suggest personal annotations by the individual who assembled this collage. The background against which the clippings are placed appears to be a fabric-like texture, with the edge of a book or binder visible on the right side, indicating that these articles may have been pasted onto a scrapbook or some kind of collection.

The entire assortment gives a strong impression of being a curated set of references to Chandler R. Post's work and legacy, possibly collected by a scholar, student, or enthusiast with a keen interest in his academic contributions.

The image shows an open book with three visible pages, each containing text and some graphical elements. Here is a detailed description:

Left Page:

• Headline: "EL PROFESOR POST" (The Professor Post)
• Subtitle: "por JOSÉ GUDIOL" (by José Guidiol)
• Content: The text is in Spanish and appears to be an article or essay about Chandler R. Post, a notable figure in the field of art history. The article discusses his contributions, including his work on Spanish painting and sculpture, his academic career, and his legacy. There is a black-and-white photograph of a man, presumably Chandler R. Post, positioned near the top of the page. The article also references his publications, such as The History of Spanish Painting, and highlights his influence on the study of Spanish art.

Middle Page:

• Headline: "Road to Fame"
• Content: This page contains a short excerpt or advertisement discussing the path to becoming famous. The text is in English and seems to be promoting a book or concept titled How To Be Famous. It emphasizes the idea that achieving lasting fame is a challenging but attainable goal, encouraging readers to make themselves the subject of their own story. The page includes a handwritten note at the bottom that reads:
  • "ST. CLOUD, MINN. DEC 22 1959"
  • "Road to Fame"
  • A signature or name: "Anne Maylett"

Right Page:

• Headline: "How To Be Famous"
• Content: This page continues the theme from the middle page, elaborating on the concept of achieving fame. The text is in English and discusses the idea of making oneself the subject of one's own story, referencing the work of Chandler R. Post, particularly his book The History of Spanish Painting. The page includes a handwritten note at the bottom that reads:
  • "RIVERSIDE, N.J. DEC 3 1959"
  • "How To Be Famous"
  • A signature or name: "Anne Hart"

Overall Layout and Design:

• The book appears to be a collection of articles or essays, possibly from a magazine or journal, given the structured layout and the inclusion of dates and signatures.
• The left page is more formal and academic, focusing on art history, while the middle and right pages have a more promotional or motivational tone, discussing fame and self-promotion.
• The handwritten notes on the middle and right pages suggest that the book may have been annotated or marked by someone, possibly for personal reference or study.

Visual Elements:

• The photograph on the left page is the most prominent visual element, depicting a man who is likely Chandler R. Post.
• The handwritten notes add a personal touch, indicating that the book has been used or reviewed by someone.

In summary, the image depicts a book containing a mix of academic content about Chandler R. Post and promotional material about achieving fame, with handwritten annotations suggesting active engagement with the text.

The image shows a scrapbook page with various clippings, notes, and photographs. The page is predominantly black and white, with a few color elements. The clippings include articles, photographs, and handwritten notes.

At the top of the page, there is a photograph of a man, presumably Chandler R. Post, dressed in formal attire, with a mustache and glasses. Below the photograph, there is a headline that reads "CHANDLER R. POST, FINE ARTS EXPERT," followed by a brief biography of Chandler R. Post.

To the right of the photograph, there is a clipping from a newspaper article titled "El Profesor Post," written in Spanish. The article appears to be about Chandler R. Post's work and contributions to the field of fine arts.

Below the photograph and the biography, there are several handwritten notes and clippings. One note reads "Road to Fame," and another reads "How To Be Famous." These notes seem to be related to the theme of achieving fame and recognition in one's field.

There are also several clippings from newspapers and magazines, including articles about Chandler R. Post's work and contributions to the field of fine arts. One clipping reads "Harvard Professor Emeritus Dead-Authority on Spanish Painting and Sculpture," and another reads "Chandler R. Post, Fine Arts Expert."

The page appears to be a collection of materials related to Chandler R. Post's life and work, with a focus on his contributions to the field of fine arts and his journey to fame and recognition.