Word: artiste
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...more than a year the first of the younger classes to decide to give a window and therefore secured the first choice of position. The architects of the hall have insisted that the window shall be very light, - lighter than any now in the hall, - but the artist has nevertheless been able to use some rich coloring. He says of it himself, "For a light window it is the richest I have ever seen." Mr. LaFarge has not been allowed to use any of the curious white glass which appears in the window of the class of '60. The class...
...officers of the Hasty Pudding Club for the ensuing half year are as follows: President, W. H. Goodwin, Jr.; vice-president, T. J. Coolidge, Jr.; secretary, Samuel A. Eliot; treasurer, L. V. LeMoyne; Kr., J. J. Chapman; chorister, R. F. Howe; librarian, W. W. Mumford; artist, L. E. Sexton...
...meeting of the Pi Eta Society last night the following named officers were elected: President, Frank A. Mason; vice-president, Hollis Webster; secretary, Nath. C. Nash, Jr.; treasurer, Nath. S. Hunting; stage manager, J. H. McIntosh; chorister, Charles L. Holt; artist, C. R. Clapp...
...class secretary has just received a letter from Mr. LaFarge, the artist, in which he says that the whole of their class window will probably be in place in Memorial Hall before commencement day. The sketch of the Virgil is finished and the Homer is well under way. The figures are to stand out in rich color from a very pale background. Mr. LaFarge has been in bad health for the last year, and work on the window has been repeatedly delayed by sickness...
...artist connected with the Century Magazine recently examined the Bowdoin collection of drawings, and declared it to be the second best in the country, being excelled only by the Manhattan collection of New York city...