Word: exhibitioner
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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President Laemmle's "flash" came to TIME from Universal Pictures' Manhattan office. The publicity release mentioned "an international ball at Washington" and "Hoover ... as Secretary of Commerce." The note of "historical realism" seemed so obvious that TIME supposed it intentional.-ED. Old Joe on Annette Sirs: Your word...
The talk will be given on the second floor of the museum, and it will use the paintings in the permanent exhibition there as examples of restoration. There are two distinct methods of restoring a picture, one is by merely covering the blank spaces with flat color, without attempting to...
A basis for interesting comparisons between the work of the old schools of art, represented by the collection at Fogg, and that of a contemporary artist has been afforded this month by the Harvard Society for Contemporary Art's exhibition of Picasso's work.
The exhibit is to cover the whole scope of French decorative art during the century, from Nicholas de Largilliere who retained most of the characteristics of the Louis XIV period, to David, who was the first of the neoclassic, painters. Among the groups which will be included are six excellent...
A temporary exhibition of architectural drawings lasting until Tuesday, February 17, which is now being held in Robinson Hall Annex, gives examples of the work now being done in the architectural schools of Columbia, Illinois, Michigan, M. I. T., Pennsylvania, Princeton, and Yale universities.