Word: loeb
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Charles Eliot Norton Fellowship was founded by James Loeb '88, of New York City. The competition for it is open to Seniors of Harvard College or to members of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, and to Seniors and graduates of Radcliffe College. It has an annual income...
...commemorate the first anniversary of the death of Charles Eliot Norton '46, an endowment fund to yield $1,000 annually has been given by James Loeb '88 to the Archaeological Institute of America, to be used to found a lectureship in archaeology...
...time. From Mr. Roger A. Derby, the museum has received an Italian painting of the Madonna with St. Catherine, attributed to Luini. Messrs. E. W. Forbes '95, Richard Norton '92, and Alden Sampson '76 have sent a limestone relief of ancient workmanship from Palmyra, and Mr. James Loeb '88 has given 48 casts of ancient marbles, bronzes and terra-cottas from the collection of the late Professor Furtwraengler of Berlin...
...print collections have been considerably augmented. To the Gray collection of engravings has been added, by purchase from the income of the Gray fund, a print of Samson and Delilah, engraved by Lucas van Leyden. Mr. James Loeb '03 has added to his last year's gift of $1000, for the purchase of 17 lead pencil drawings by Turner, the sum of $210 for a case to contain these drawings. From Mr. Walter M. Cabot the Museum has received, as an indefinite loan, a small collection of Japanese works of art, consisting of drawings, paintings and ornamental carvings...
...time it had been preserved in the family of its donor, Miss Frances Lambert, for more than three centuries. In recent years, it has been known as the Seddon portrait. It was bought, after Mr. Seddon's death, by Mr. Fairfax Murray, who later sold it to Mr. James Loeb. Mr. Loeb presented it to Professor Norton. Professor Norton bequeathed it to the Library, with the request that it be inscribed as a memorial of two lovers of Chaucer, Francis James Child and James Russell Lowell...