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This image displays two newspaper clippings mounted on a single sheet of brown paper, likely for archival or reference purposes. Each clipping is titled “The Calendar,” identifying it as an arts and events section from The Gazette newspaper, dated September 1973.
“'Ruby Procession,' one of a collection of watercolors by Margaret Fisher, now on exhibit at the Busch-Reisinger Museum. Show runs through October 10.”
“Two Barns, New York State and Ritual Brazen, photographs by Minor White, one of the contemporary American photographers whose work appears in the 1973-4 Fogg Art Museum Calendar, available at the Fogg for $4.00 each. The prints come from Fogg’s Photograph Collection.”
This document serves as a historical record of art news coverage from September 1973, capturing both the visual styles and institutional exhibitions of the era.
This image appears to be a page from a magazine or publication, specifically titled "The Calendar." It features two distinct sections, each with its own image and accompanying text.
Left Section:
Right Section:
The overall layout suggests that this page is showcasing artwork and photography featured in a calendar or similar publication, with additional details provided about each piece. The page is held together with punched holes, indicating it may be part of a larger collection or binder.
This image shows a collection of two printed pages, likely from a publication or newsletter titled "The Calendar," dated from September 1973. The pages are pasted onto a beige-colored folder or board, which has two holes punched on the right side, suggesting it was part of a binder.
Both pages are marked with handwritten notes at the top, indicating the publication date and page number. The left page has "GAZETTE 9/21/73 p. 8" and the right page has "THE GAZETTE 9/28/73 p. 4."
The image shows a page from a magazine with two articles. The page is brown and has a rectangular shape. The articles are titled "The Calendar" and are placed in the upper left and right corners of the page. The article on the left is about an exhibition of watercolors by Margaret Fisher, and the article on the right is about a calendar featuring photographs by Minor White. The articles are accompanied by illustrations and photographs.
The image shows two pages of a magazine. The left page has a black-and-white illustration of a cartoon-like character with the title "The Calendar" at the top. The right page has a black-and-white photograph of a landscape with a house and the same title "The Calendar" at the top. There is a caption below the photograph that reads "Ruby Procession," one of a collection of watercolors by Margaret Fisher, now on exhibit at the Busch-Reisinger Museum. Show runs through October 10.
The image depicts a page from a publication titled "The Calendar", dated 9/21/73 (September 21, 1973). The page is divided into two sections, each featuring distinct visual content and accompanying text.
This page serves as a promotional or informational piece, highlighting art exhibitions and notable photographers, while also providing details about where to view or purchase related artworks.
This image displays a scrapbook-like page that contains two clippings titled "The Calendar." The clippings appear to be newspaper excerpts with handwritten notes on them.
Left page: Features an abstract illustration titled "Ruby Procession," described as part of a watercolor collection by Margaret Fisher, on exhibit at the Bausch-Reisinger Museum, showing until October 10. The artwork primarily consists of dynamic swirls, lines, and geometric shapes overlaid on beige paper.
Right page: Contains two separate photographs. The top one shows a landscape featuring barns on a field below a dramatic cloudy sky, with the caption discussing photographer Minor White's work, available at the Fog Museum. The bottom image is more abstract and appears to depict a tree branch silhouette over an illuminated, textured background.
The handwritten notes mark dates and page numbers related to "The Gazette," dated 9/31/73 and 9/28/73. The page is affixed to a brown scrapbook-style backdrop and shows a hole punched along the right edge, suggesting it was part of a larger collection.
The image shows a brown clipboard with two pieces of paper attached to it. The paper on the left is titled "The Calendar" from the Gazette, dated 9/25/73, page 8. It features an abstract black and white artistic design with dynamic lines and shapes, reminiscent of mid-20th-century modern art, above which there is a small drawing or doodle that looks like a simplified face with a large smiling mouth and nose. Below the artwork, there's a caption about "Ruby Procession," a watercolor collection by Margaret Fisher, which is said to be on exhibit.
The paper to the right, also from the Gazette dated 9/25/73, but page 4, displays the title "The Calendar" underlined, and a black and white photograph of a rural scene with fields, a farm building, and dramatic cloud-filled skies. The caption mentions "The Barns, New York State" and anise wood prints by a photographer named Wright Morris. This featured photograph, along with others, is available at the Egg for $4.00 each, from Fogg's Photograph Collection.
The clipboard has a small round hole near the upper right corner, suggesting it could be hung for display. The overall appearance of the materials indicates that they might be historical or archival documents related to art exhibitions and photography.
The image shows a brown scrapbook page with two newspaper clippings attached, both titled "The Calendar."
The clipping on the left side features an abstract watercolor artwork titled "Ruby Procession," created by Margaret Fisher. The abstract painting is composed of various fluid and angular lines, shapes, and shades of gray and black. The caption below mentions that this is part of a collection of watercolors now on exhibit at the Busch-Reisinger Museum, with the show running through October 10. At the top of this clipping, there is a handwritten notation in blue ink that reads "GAZETTE 9/21/73 p.8."
The clipping on the right side contains two black-and-white photographs from "Two Barns, New York State" and "Ritual Branch," taken by photographer Minor White. The upper photograph shows two barns or rural buildings under a dramatic cloudy sky, emphasizing texture and contrast. The lower photograph appears to show an abstract natural form, possibly a close-up of a plant or organic material with sharp contrasts. The caption below the photos notes that the images are part of the 1973-4 Fogg Art Museum Calendar, with prints available for purchase at the Fogg. Handwritten notes on this clipping include "THE GAZETTE 9/28/73 p.4" at the top.
The scrapbook page itself has two binder holes punched on the right side and is otherwise plain, serving as a mounting surface for these two clippings.
A brown scrapbook page with two clipped newspaper items headed “The Calendar.”
Left clip: A tall abstract drawing with swirling, bold lines over a pale background. Caption mentions “Ruby Procession,” a watercolor by Margaret Fisher, and notes an exhibit at the Busch-Reisinger Museum (show runs through October 10).
Right clip (mounted in two small photos):
There are small handwritten notes near the top of the clips, and the page has three punched holes on the right edge, suggesting it’s part of a binder or album.