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...summaries are: LEVERETT ADAMS Cushman, l.e. r.e., Hardy Cook, l.t. r.t., Reed Hartmann, l.g. r.g., Powell Hopson, c. c., Hart Goulder, r.g. l.g., Woods Jahn, r.t. l.t., Silsby Rawson, r.e. l.e., Violi, Mason Tyng, q.b. q.b., Low Maddox, l.h.b. r.h.b., Schwartz, Lowe Lawrence, r.h.b. l.h.b., Theriot Cogswell, f.b. f.b., Edmonds...
...Besides the rock of Jesus Christ there is another: Adolf Hitler. It remains to be seen which of the two is stronger. On the one sit the old women. On the other stands the young generation."? Youth Leader Hartmann-Lautenbacher...
Leverett House: Dawes, l.e.; Oppenheimer, Goulder, l.t; Hartmann, Seannell, Hodges, l.g.; Stevens e.; Beyer, r.g.; Beardsley, r.t.; Rawson, Amory, r.e.; Cogswell, q.b.; Howe, Helmith, Tyng, h.b.; Wallace...
WRITING thirty years after the original publication of his two-volume "History of American Art," Sadakichi Hartmann says, "Most of the men I believed in in my younger days have made good, and proportionately to the space and number of paragraphs I allotted them"; this statement to some extent sums up the work...
...greatest value of the present edition to contemporary readers is to be found in the last two chapters which deal with art in America since the nineties. But even here the pages are crowded with accounts of artists who are already forgotten. Mr. Hartmann is obviously sceptical of the more recent trends. Impressionism he is willing to accept with reservations: but of the radical manifestations of the twenties he is more sceptical. "The young artists . . . are sitting at the feet of Nobody," he eclaims, and that in his eyes is condemnation enough...