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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Topiarian Club of the School of Landscape Architecture returned last night from a two days trip into the Berkshire Mountains, under the supervision of Professor J. S. Sturgis and Professor H. V. Hubbard. The purpose of the expedition was to provide opportunities for observation of problems of design, construction and planting on private or public grounds, and also for the study of natural scenery...
Today the first of the competitions for the 47 Workshop begins with the chance to design the scenery for the first play "A Strange Land". This competition is regularly confined to past and present members of Fine Arts 20 A A and members of Mr. H. H. Clarke's class at Museum School in Boston but any others interested may consult Professor Arthur Pope '01 of the Fine Arts Department at the Fogg Art Museum. The models of the setting are due Monday October 15 at 5 o'clock at the 47 Workshop Office...
...decoration in public and private buildings. It reached its apex in Rubens (1577-1640), and since then no fundamental advances have been made - merely improvements in method, conquests of technical problems, emotionally impotent. To the great masters of the Renaissance, says Wright, color was incidental-laid on after the design was structurally complete. Their works are as intelligible in black and white reproductions as in the original...
...American University Union. The University office has announced the appointment of four new professors: Professor Edward Raymond Bossange, late of the Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh who will replace the late Professor Howard Crosby Butler as head of the School of Architecture; Professor Frank Eidman, to be associate professor of machine design and industrial practice; Professor F. A. Heacock, to be professor of graphics and engineering drawing; and Professor Richard Montgomery Field, to be assistant professor of geology...
...Curtiss ship is a tiny plane, streamlined to the last degree, with an engine which weighs less than 700 pounds, yet turns up 475 horsepower. The racer represents the last word in airplane design and embodies a wonderful wing, curved on the under as well as on the upper side, so as to offer the very least possible resistance to speed...