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...collection of prints showing decorative art motives will be on exhibit in Gallery 15 of the Fogg Art Museum. Arranged to illustrate the development of decorative art over a period of centuries, the collection is made up of engravings and etchings from the works of Rembrandt, Durer, Clodion, Hogarth, Van Dyke, and many others...
When he finished writing The Life of Our Lord, A History of Our Savior Jesus Christ, in 1849, Charles Dickens gave the book, not to his publishers, but to his six children. When he died, the book went to his sister-in-law, Georgina Hogarth. She left it to Sir Henry Fielding Dickens, Charles Dickens' sixth son, stipulating that it must not be published until after his death...
Married. James Augustine Farrell Jr., 33, Manhattan shipping man, son of the longtime (1911-32) president of U. S. Steel Corp.; and Emilie Hill, 21, daughter of Vice President William Hogarth Hill of American Radiator Co.; in Noroton, Conn...
...Joan Crawford are just figureheads; they do not express real people in any sense of the word. it is in minor starts, such as Zasu Pitts, Guy Kibbee, and Marie Dressler, when she is tened down, that you find American types expressed. As a comparison, you may remember that Hogarth was considered a minor artist when he was actually painting...
...hand, a legacy from Stephen Salisbury III. Director Taylor concentrated on building up his museum's collection. On view last week were a portrait of Diane de Poitiers by 16th Century null Clouet; a fine El Greco; a pair of portraits by Britain's great William Hogarth; a gallery of U. S. primitive art from Worcester County; another containing excellent examples of George Inness, Winslow Homer, Albert Ryder, Ralph Blakelock. Specially borrowed for the opening was Josef Stransky's collection of modern French art-notably strong in Blue and Pink Period Picassos. And spread through the galleries...