Word: fogg
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Through a private telephone line in Lehman Hall, they will be able to pick up anything in Paine and Sever Halls, Emerson D, Fogg Museum, and Sanders Theatre. They expect soon to be able to run lines from Soldiers Field and the Indoor Athletic Building, and thus transmit events taking place there...
There is an interesting exhibit of sixteenth century German wood-cuts in the Print Room of Fogg Museum. Works by Durer and Cranach form the main body of the small collection. Both of these men lived in a country which had not yet undergone the comparatively complete liberation from the medieval tradition which the southern countries of Europe had succeeded in doing. Whereas the sixteenth century Italian artists were busily engaged in developing what can be called a Renaissance style, German artists of the same period were still in the process of reconciling the element of Gothicism with...
Professor Kenneth S. Latourette of Yale, an authority on Christian missions and Oriental history, has been appointed William Belden Noble Lecturer for 1940-41, and Milton W. Brown of New York City has been awarded the Fogg Museum Fellowship in Modern Art, also for 1940-41, it was announced today...
Charles L. Kuhn, associate professor of Fine Arts; Leonard Opdycke, associate professor of Fine Arts; Jakob Rosenberg, associate professor of Fine Arts in the Fogg Art Museum; John D. Wild, associate professor of Philosophy...
Benjamin F. Wright, Jr., associate professor of Government; George C. Homans, Instructor in Sociology; Kenneth P. Kempton, lecturer on English; Frederick R. McCreary, preceptor in English Composition; and George L. Stout, head of the department of Conservation. Fogg Art Museum...