Word: exhibitioner
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Robinson Hall is the main building of the Architectural School, and is located across the Yard to the east of the Old Fogg. The museum, which was formerly devoted to the type of exhibits now in the New Fogg, is now almost wholly converted into an architectural lecture and exhibition...
Pundit, patron, promoter of the New York Antique show is white-haired, amiable George W. Harper, Wesleyan graduate, onetime corporation lawyer and Belmont Estate attorney, rabid antiquarian. Four years ago Mr. Harper had a nervous breakdown, was ordered by his doctors to give up his business, travel, find and ride...
The reports from the 16 major league training camps are pouring up. Ruth has signed for $80,000; Dan Howley says, "Give me a team that will fight after July 4"; Bill McKechnie has the delightful task of putting the Braves in first division and keeping them there. Every team...
In just the same way today do New York art critics regard that annual function, the exhibition of the Society of Independent Artists ("No jury. No prizes."). Started 19 years ago by a group of young artists in revolt against the pontifical National Academy of Design, all that is necessary...
Like the Cherry Sisters, the Independents' show is not funny. The Independents of 1930, as of all other years, have a distinct penchant for fat nude ladies, bulging, specific nudes in green, orange and red, lolling in intricate positions. There are nearly a hundred such creatures in the show...