Word: exhibited
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...most evident and least satisfied, will be meeting in Moscow for a "festival" in July. America's representatives will, on the whole, be other Communists or fellow travelers. The same situation existed at a similar conference in Prague in 1948, when the American delegates put up a small exhibit proclaiming an incredible number of lynchings in the United States since 1938. Instead of a conference devoted to exploring the mentality of students from all over the world, the young people at Prague talked Marx until they were bored to death. As affairs stand now, this summer's gathering will probably...
...itself. The show has lively spurts and is attractively dotted with mad scenes. Osbert Lancaster's expertly ghastly sets are part of the fun, and the play's various set-tos are here and there funny. The whole evening is a brightly instructive exhibit of the mechanics of French farce; it is never quite an occasion of full-bodied merriment...
...occasion for the exhibit is the library's acquisition of a French book dealing with the divine rights of kings, which was bound for James I. The volume, donated by George L. Lincoln '96, a retired professor of Romance Languages, is the most recent addition to the University's 55-book collection of royal volumes, one of the largest outside the British Isles...
...Japanese public's enthusiasm for Tessai's work soared in 1955 when Tokyo's National Museum of Modern Art turned over its entire three floors to an exhibition of his works. Western-oriented Japanese compared his work to Cézanne and Van Gogh in its vigor and independence; the president of Japan's Society for International Cultural Relations called Tessai "the greatest giant produced by Japan in recent times." Early this year a crowd of 20,000 showed up on the opening day of another Tessai exhibit. Now with a traveling exhibit of 53 Tessai...
...Editor-Publisher Pulitzer (he succeeded his late father in 1955) owns about 140 works of art and has become one of the U.S.'s fastest rising collectors. This week, for the benefit of Harvard's Fogg Museum, more than half of his collection is on exhibit at Knoedler's in Manhattan...