Word: mariners
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...critic thus singled out was TIME's Art Editor Alexander Eliot, eight of whose ten choices are reproduced on this page. (Not shown: John Marin's Sun, Isles, and Sea and Thomas Eakins' Mrs. Edith Mahon...
...Athol and 26 Fresh Pond Parkway, Richard Totten Button, of Englewood, New Jersey, and Lowell, Humphrey Doermann of New York City and Lowell, Edmond Joseph Gong, of Miami and Kirkland, Benjamin Franklin Macdonald, of Pittsburgh and Winthrop, Louis Butler McCagg, of Cambridge and Winthrop, Charles Edward Nelson, of Marin, Indiana, and Kirkland, Samuel Scoville Paschal, of New York City and Leverett, and Richard Martin Sandler, of Verona, New Jersey, and Dunster...
Originally, Puerto Rican Governor Luis Munos Marin was scheduled to lectures but was forced to remain in Puerto Rico because of a special session of the legislature. At the time, Dean Mason of the Graduate School of Public Administration said that the next lecturer would be announced in the fall...
...vote was a victory for Puerto Rico's first popularly elected governor, Luis Munoz Marin, who has preached to the islanders that independence is an "obsolescent idea," that their future lies in continuing association with the U.S. Overpopulated Puerto Rico, he maintains, can not afford to cut loose from the U.S., can not survive and rehabilitate itself without protection of U.S. tariffs and subsidies...
...rate of five a minute. One man, pausing to pose for photographers in front of his favorite, neglected to plant his sticker first; he turned a moment later to find another bargain hunter had tagged it while his back was turned. A woman, looking for a painting by John Marin (whose work was not in the show) spent $200 worth of stickers, only to be disappointed when she learned the artists' names. "Well, I certainly got some stinkers!" she muttered. "Who ever heard of them?" Among other buyers were Fleur Cowles of Look magazine, who got abstractions by Hans...