Word: designers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...spite of objections on aesthetic grounds--that John Harvard is a bit too high or a little too low or what not--his new position in front of University Hall creates an unusually pleasing and dignified effect Those skeptics who seek for some dark design on the part of the authorities in ending the Founder's "splendid isolation" in the Delta ought to find in the artistic success of the adventure a satisfactory answer. Although it must be apparent that while in the old, ruthless days, the contiguity of the statue to Memorial inspired coats of red paint...
...member, Mr. Delano, was born in New York in 1874 and graduated from Yale in 1895. The Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris, awarded him his diploma in Architecture in 1903. Mr. Delano is df the firm of Delano & Aldrich, designers of such well-known Manhattan club buildings as- the Knickerbocker, Colony and India House. For seven years he was professor of Design at Columbia University...
...design the National Gallery of Art, for which Congress recently donated a site, the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution have selected Charles Adams Platt. Mr. Platt contemplates a two-story structure of granite to house the nation's $5,000,000 art collection...
Professor H. N. Davis G. '03 and Associate Professor A. E. Norton, professor of Mechanical Engineering at the University, are responsible for improvements in design and operation which have put the "Locomotive Booster" into use by most railroads in this country and in England. Although Mr. Ingersoll, an engineer of the New York Central Railroad, first thought of the device, it is the work of Professors Davis and Norton that has made the invention a commercial success...
...99th exhibition of the National Academy of Design was opened at the Fine Arts Building (Manhattan). Two hundred eighty-six artists are represented by 338 canvases and 48 pieces of sculpture...