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This image displays a single page from "The Harvard Foundation for Advanced Study and Research Newsletter," dated March 31, 1960.

Header Information:

• The newsletter is published by The Harvard Foundation for Advanced Study and Research, with its logo (a shield with the Latin motto "VERITAS") at the top left.
• Gordon Huggins is listed as Executive Director and Katharine Copeland as Editor.
• The office location is Little Hall, Cambridge & Massachusetts.
• An address for the University is given as S-7000, Extension 501.

Content Layout:
The page is arranged like a scrapbook or bulletin board, featuring several pasted-in newspaper clippings and typed sections, all focused on events relevant to the Harvard community around that time. The clippings are from the New England News Agency, Inc., as indicated by the masthead on several items.

Featured Articles & Clippings:

1. Main Article (Center): This is a typed article about the Fogg Art Museum. It announces its second major exhibition of the academic year, "Rembrandt Drawings from American Collections," running from April 27 to May 29th. The article details that 55 works will be shown, including important drawings by Rembrandt from collections in the U.S. and Canada. The exhibition is sponsored by the Morgan Library and includes an introduction by Dr. Jakob Rosenberg. It also mentions the Fogg Museum's expanding collection of Greek vases, including a new donation of Attic black and red figure vases and the installation of the David M. Robinson Bequest, which includes rare reflections of the Parthenon frieze.

2. Left Column:

   • Clipping titled "Hold Testimonial Dinner for Sculptor Joseph A. Coletti" (Italian News, Boston, Mass., Mar 23 1960): This article reports on a testimonial dinner held for sculptor Joseph A. Coletti to honor the installation of his bronze statue of St. George in the Sheraton-Plaza. It notes his work is also on display at the Fogg Museum, Widener Library, and other major centers. His work includes the World War I Memorial Chapel at Harvard and the chapels at St. George's School and MIT/Kresge Auditorium. The article mentions Robert Bertolli, president of the Massachusetts College of Arts, as dinner chairman, and states Coletti graduated from Harvard in 1923.

3. Right Column:

   • Clipping titled "GIRL SCOUT NEWS" by Erma Kuislar (Herald, Belmont, Mass., Mar 31, 1960): This is a column by a Girl Scout reporter. It mentions Marg Dernfeld attending a meeting of the N.E. Girl Scout Professional Workers, and announces the N.E. Girl Scout Council's next meeting will be in December in Northampton. It also includes a detailed CALENDAR of upcoming troop activities for April 1960, such as meetings, outdoor training, and visits to the Fogg Museum and Perkins Institute.

4. Bottom Center:

   • Clipping titled "Art Club Members Visit Boston" (Chronicle (c), North Attleboro, Mass., Apr 1 1960): This article describes a visit to Boston by members of the Art Club from the Museum of Fine Arts. They saw the Gustave Corbet exhibit and the Gardner Museum, visited Harvard University, the Kresge chapel at MIT, and commemorated Greek Independence Day at a dinner hosted by Steeves Restaurant. The trip concluded with a tour of campfire stew, popcorn, and "blushing bananas" at Raider Hall in Walpole.

Overall Impression:
The newsletter serves as a local bulletin for the Harvard academic and cultural community, aggregating news from various sources to highlight events, exhibitions, and activities. The focus is on academic, artistic, and social happenings, particularly those with connections to Harvard institutions like the Fogg Museum, Widener Library, and Harvard Square. The inclusion of a Girl Scout news column suggests an effort to connect with the broader Cambridge/Boston community. The pasted clippings and handwriting (e.g., dates and "Apr 1 1960") indicate this may be a personal or archival copy of the newsletter.

The image appears to be a page from a newsletter published by The Harvard Foundation for Advanced Study and Research, dated March 31, 1960. The layout includes several articles and clippings, each with different content related to musical performances and events. The top section features the Harvard Foundation's logo and the newsletter's title. Below the title, there is a calendar listing various events and performances, including a mention of a "Concerto No. 7" by the New England Youth Orchestra. The page also includes a photograph of a conductor with text describing a performance by the Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Eugene Ormandy. Additionally, there are clippings from other publications, such as the "New England Newsclip Agency, Inc." and "Italian News," discussing musical events and performances in Boston. The overall context suggests the newsletter is a document compiled from various sources to inform readers about musical events and cultural activities in the Boston area.

This image shows a scrapbook page that appears to contain clippings, articles, and memos collated on a dark gray or black background. The centerpiece is a newsletter titled "The Harvard Foundation for Advanced Study and Research Newsletter," dated March 31, 1960. The newsletter discusses an exhibition at the Fogg Art Museum, titled "Rembrandt Drawings from American Collections," with details about the collection and an account of the event's organization. The newsletter header includes the Harvard shield emblem with "VERITAS" written on it.

Surrounding the newsletter are smaller clippings from various sources. To the right, there are two clippings from the "New England Newsclip Agency, Inc." one from "Herald, Belmont, Mass." and the other from the "Chronicle, North Attleboro, Mass." The Belmont clipping includes a section labeled "Girl Scout News," featuring a cartoon drawing of a Girl Scout and details about Girl Scout activities in the area.

On the lower left is an article from the "Italian News, Boston, Mass." dated March 25, 1960, reporting on a testimonial dinner held for sculptor Joseph A. Coletti, with a photograph of Coletti speaking at an event.

The lower right contains a clipping titled "Art Club Members Visit Boston," describing a group's trip to various cultural sites in Boston.

The clippings are arranged on the page with some handwritten notations and markings, such as dates and underlines for emphasis, indicating that the page is part of a curated or personal collection of news and events relevant to the individuals or organizations involved.

The image shows a newsletter from the Harvard Foundation for Advanced Study and Research, dated March 31, 1960. The newsletter is printed on paper and is attached to a black board, likely for display purposes. The newsletter contains various sections, including news articles, announcements, and event listings.

The top section of the newsletter features a headline that reads "THE HARVARD FOUNDATION FOR ADVANCED STUDY AND RESEARCH NEWSLETTER." Below the headline, there is a logo that represents the Harvard Foundation.

The main body of the newsletter consists of several articles and announcements. One article is about an upcoming exhibition at the Fogg Art Museum, showcasing Rembrandt drawings. Another article announces a testimonial dinner for a sculptor named Joseph A. Coletti, who received recognition for his work. There is also an article about the Art Club members visiting the Museum of Fine Arts and seeing the Gustave Corbert exhibit.

Additionally, the newsletter includes event listings, such as the second annual exhibition of prints by Dr. Jakob Rosenberg, sponsored by the Morgan Library in New York, and a Girl Scout News section featuring an article by Erna Kuulad.

Overall, the newsletter provides information about upcoming events, exhibitions, and recognitions related to the Harvard Foundation for Advanced Study and Research.

The image shows a black-colored board with a newsletter from the Harvard Foundation for Advanced Study and Research. The newsletter is dated March 31, 1960, and has a headline that reads "The Harvard Foundation for Advanced Study and Research Newsletter." The newsletter contains various articles and announcements, including information about an exhibition at the Fogg Art Museum, a testimonial dinner for sculptor Joseph A. Coletti, and an art club visit to the Museum of Fine Arts. The newsletter also includes a calendar of events and a list of Girl Scout news.

The image depicts a page from a newsletter titled "The Harvard Foundation for Advanced Study and Research Newsletter", dated March 31, 1960. The newsletter is issued by the Gordon Higgins Executive Director and Katharine Covelend, Editor, and is located at Little Hall, Cambridge, MA 02138, Massachusetts. The page includes several sections with text and accompanying illustrations or stamps, providing updates and announcements related to the institution.

Key Elements on the Page:

Header and Title:

• The top of the page features the Harvard University crest with the letters "HU" and the number "1635," signifying the founding year of Harvard.
• The title, "THE HARVARD FOUNDATION FOR ADVANCED STUDY AND RESEARCH NEWSLETTER", is prominently displayed in bold, centered text.

Main Content:

1. Fogg Art Museum Exhibition:

   • The first major section announces an exhibition at the Fogg Art Museum from April 27th to May 29th, 1960. The exhibition is titled "Rembrandtive Works: Drawings by Rembrandt" and features drawings from the American Collections.
   • Key details include:
     • The exhibition includes works by Rembrandt and other important drawings, including those from the United States and Canada.
     • An illustrated catalogue with an introduction by Dr. Jakob Rosenberg, the Fogg's Curator of Prints, is available.
     • The exhibition is sponsored by the Morgan Library in New York.
     • It is part of a series jointly sponsored with the Shearton-Plays and the Rubens Drawings and Oil Sketches from American Collections exhibition.
     • The Fogg Print Department played a major role in preparing the Rembrandt exhibition.

2. Greek Vases Collection:

   • The Fogg Museum also features a collection of Greek vases, described as one of the most important in the country.
   • The collection includes fine Attic black- and red figure vases donated by Professor F. M. Watkins and M. Robinson Bequest.
   • A notable highlight is the David M. Armstrong collection, which includes the rare reflections of the Parthenon frieze by the famous draftsman Lydos, one of the Greek vase painters.

3. Testimonial Dinner for Sculptor Joseph A. Coletti:

   • A testimonial dinner is announced for Joseph A. Coletti, a sculptor honored by the Italian government for his work.
   • Coletti is noted for his sculpture of St. George, the patron saint of England, which was executed in stone for the School of Newport, R.I.
   • His work is displayed at various notable locations, including Harvard May, the World War II Memorial Chapel at Harvard, the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York, and many other public structures.
   • A photograph of Coletti is included, showing him working on a sculpture.

4. Art Club Members Visit Boston:

   • A brief note mentions that Art Club Members visited Boston, where they saw the Museum of Fine Arts, the Gardner Museum, and the Harvard Art Museums. They also visited the Harvard Auditorium, where the Greek Auditorium was renovated the previous year.

Sidebars and Stamps:

• On the left side of the page, there are stamps or labels from the New England Newspaper Agency, Inc., dated March 25, 1960, and March 31, 1960, indicating the newsletter's distribution or publication details.
• On the right side, there is a section titled "GIRL SCOUT NEWS", featuring a small illustration of a Girl Scout and a brief announcement about a meeting attended by Marc Donfeld.
• Below this, there is a "CALENDAR" section listing upcoming events, such as:
  • April 4: Mrs. Arthur Krause grade school trip to the Fogg.
  • April 5: Same film, Outdoor Training, 3:30 p.m., Burbank.
  • April 6: Board of Directors meeting, 9 a.m., G.S.O. Office.
  • April 7: Training committees meeting, 9 a.m., G.S.O. Office.
  • April 8: Senior Scouts will take a grade school trip to the Fogg.
  • April 9: Girls will visit the Harvard Institute of Educational Research and attend a dance on Saturday evening.

Visual Layout:

• The page is formatted with clear headings, subheadings, and organized text blocks.
• The use of bold and italicized text helps distinguish important details and announcements.
• The inclusion of photographs and stamps adds visual interest and provides context for the content.

Summary:

The newsletter serves as an informational update for the Harvard community, highlighting upcoming exhibitions, events, and activities related to art, sculpture, and educational programs. It combines textual announcements with visual elements, such as photographs and stamps, to convey a comprehensive overview of institutional activities and achievements.

This image displays a page from a scrapbook containing various newspaper clippings related to arts and culture, notably from the 1960 period. The layout seems carefully arranged to include headlines, articles, and event notices, illustrating the cultural events and news of that time. The upper left corner of the page features a part of a newsletter from The Harvard Foundation for Advanced Study and Research, dated March 31, 1960.

Throughout the page, we can see several clippings with dates and locations visible, indicating announcements for museum exhibitions such as one at the Fogg Art Museum (running from April 27th to May 29th), and testimonial dinners, for instance, one for sculptor Joseph A. Coletti. The various texts mention topics such as academic art, European drawings, Greek vases, and talks by art critics or professors. There are also snippets about art club members visiting Boston, highlighting the cultural exchanges happening in that era.

The page seems well-preserved and gives a snapshot of the historical context regarding art and academic events of that time, serving as a valuable piece of archival material for those interested in that period's cultural life.

This image shows a scrapbook page containing a newsletter and several newspaper clippings. The central piece is the Harvard Foundation for Advanced Study and Research Newsletter dated March 31, 1960, with the title in red and a Harvard crest at the top left corner. Below the newsletter is a detailed write-up about an exhibition by the Fogg Art Museum and other academic activities.

Surrounding this centerpiece are smaller newspaper clippings of various topics. These include announcements, events, and notable mentions:

1. Girl Scout News – A clipping with the title "Girl Scout News" includes a photo of an individual (whose face is blurred) and text relating to the Girl Scouts.

2. Testimonial Dinner for Sculptor Joseph A. Coletti – An article discussing a dinner held in honor of sculptor Joseph A. Coletti, with a blurred portrait image.

3. Art Club Members Visit Boston – A clipping reporting about an art club visit to Boston, mentioning cultural exhibits and destinations.

The layout and collection of documents appear to showcase cultural, academic, and community events in the region during March-April 1960. The scrapbook page is visually organized but includes adhesives and cuts typical of archival formats.

A scrapbook page from a Harvard Foundation collection. The page is laid out like a collage of newspaper clippings mounted on a dark background, with a white header at the top.

• The top header features the Harvard shield and reads: “THE HARVARD FOUNDATION FOR ADVANCED STUDY AND RESEARCH NEWSLETTER” with the date March 31, 1960. The header also includes the Harvard address and editors’ names.
• Surrounding the header are several small clippings from newspapers and newsletters. They include:
  • A large central block about the Fogg Art Museum exhibit (From April 27 to May 29 the Fogg will show its second major exhibition of the academic year, etc.), with a note about Rembrandt drawings and the museum’s catalog.
  • A clipping on the left about a “Hold Testimonial Dinner for Sculptor Joseph A. Coletti,” with a small photo.
  • A right-hand clipping titled “GIRL SCOUT NEWS” with a silhouette illustration.
  • A clipping from the “New England Newspaper Agency, Inc.” with a small article and a date stamp.
  • A small item about “Art Club Members Visit Boston” and another note about “North Attleboro, Mass. Apr 1, 1960.”
  • Additional small notices and announcements, including various local-interest items and events.

Overall, it looks like a curated archival page from 1960, documenting events and activities connected to the Harvard Foundation, presented as a collage of newspaper clippings.

This image shows a scrapbook or album page containing several newspaper clippings and articles pasted onto a black background. The page is from "The Harvard Foundation for Advanced Study and Research NEWSLETTER" dated March 31, 1960, as indicated by a large newsletter header at the top.

The page includes various articles about art events and individuals:

• A headline article about the Fogg Art Museum's exhibition featuring Rembrandt drawings from American collections, along with details about Greek vases in the museum's collection.
• An announcement for a testimonial dinner held for sculptor Joseph A. Coletti.
• A small clipping about "Art Club Members Visit Boston," describing a museum trip.
• A "Girl Scout News" column describing activities and announcements related to Girl Scouts.
• A calendar listing upcoming events in early April, including plays, training sessions, and meetings.
• Two clippings from the New England Newsclip Agency with dates stamped in blue and red ink (e.g., MAR 23 1960 and APR 1 1960).

The clippings show varying font sizes and column layouts typical of newspaper print, and some text is blurred or obscured, including a small image of a Girl Scout with the face pixelated out. The overall context is related to cultural events, academic research, and community activities in the Boston/Cambridge area during 1960.