Word: loaned
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...semi-annual collection of books for the Phillips Brooks House text book loan library will be held early next week. Any text books for which owners have no more need will be welcomed, since the loan library is supported entirely by voluntary contributions. The library has proved of great benefit to many students, over 200 having already taken advantage of it this year. Books which are required in the larger courses are especially desired, and men are asked to have them ready when the collectors call...
Professor C. R. Post will hold a conference on the Spanish paintings, now on exhibition in the Fogg Art Museum, at the Museum this afternoon at 3 o'clock. This collection of paintings forms one of the most notable loan exhibits ever held at the Fogg. The conference will be open to members of the University and the public...
...manuscript of several poems, together with a letter suggesting that one of them is of a class of poems of mine which are rather un-Quakerish.' Thackeray is represented by a bit of the 'Roundabout Papers,' Sydney Smith by his 'Letter to the Pennsylvanians' who had repudiated a state loan, and George Eliot by 'Agatha.' Charles Reade's first draft of 'The Box Tunnel' is accompanied by two letters, expressing his appreciation of the fact that the Boston firm had 'taken up an author on your own judgment instead of waiting until sixteen old women had waited for some echo...
Once more the Directors of the Fogg Art Museum have supplemented the important permanent collection by a notable loan exhibition. Such exhibitions have been held in Cambridge with increasing frequency for the last few years and they tend to make of the University museum a place of pilgrimage for lovers of good painting. In this instance, the exhibition has been arranged for the special use of students of Spanish art, but it should, for the two weeks it is on view, receive the attention of the University at large and the outside public...
...recent acquisition to the Fogg Museum of Art is a loan exhibition of notable paintings which will be open to the public from January 17 to January 30. This exhibition is designed particularly to set before the students in Professor Post's course on Spanish Art, fine original examples of the work of some of the greatest artists about whom he has been lecturing. Particular emphasis is laid on the period when Spanish art was at its flood tide; that is, the 17th century. And yet, through the generosity and co-operation or the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston...