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Next Thursday, October 3, at 10 A. M., Professor Paul Clemen of the University of Bonn, our new guest from Germany, will begin his American activity by giving, in the large lecture room of Robinson Hall, his first lecture in the course on German and French Art from the Middle Ages to the Eighteenth Century. Permit me to express the hope that at that hour a large body of Harvard students will be present in Robinson Hall to give Professor Clemen a hearty welcome in our midst...
...gratefully remember how much Professor Kuhnemann gave us last year. I am sure that Professor Clemen has fully as much to offer in his subject. He is one of the acknowledged leaders in the study of European art. His lectures at Bonn University are regularly attended by 300 to 500 students. As the head of the Government Commission for the preservation of works of art in the Rhineland he is rendering inestimable services to the lovers of art all the world over. The fact that for years he has been travelling companion to the German Crown Prince, shows that...
...following appointments, for three years from September 1, were made at the last meeting of the Corporation: P. C. Knapp '78, clinical instructor in diseases of the nervous system; R. B. Greenough '92, instructor in surgery. For one year from September 1: Paul Clemen, Ph.D., visiting professor of German art; Lyman Abbott h.'90, D.D., LL.D., J. G. K. McClure, D.D., LL.D., G. A. Gordon '81, D.D., P. S. Grant '83, S.T.B., S. A. Eliot '84, D.D., preachers to the University; C. D. Tenney, LL.D., lecturer on Chinese history; G. G. Wilson, Ph.D., lecturer on international law; L. F. Schaub...
...German universities will send to Harvard this year Professor P. Clemen, who holds the professorship of German Art at the University of Bonn. For a number of years Professor Clemen was attached to the suite of the German crown prince as his instructor in the history of art, and at present holds an important government appointment for the preservation and scientific study of works of art in Rhenish Prussia. He has also taken great interest in the development of the Harvard Germanic Museum. His courses at this University will be three in number, extending through the first half-year...
Professor Clemen has also pursued extensive studies in Italy, Greece and Asia Minor. From 1901 to 1904 he accompanied the Crown Prince and the Prince Eitel Friedrich of Prussia on their "studienreise" in the Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, Greece, Italy, and Egypt...