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...they hit the loading dock in Washington, the boxes will go straight to an exhibit room where museum workers will unpack them in full public view. For about six months, visitors will be able to watch as each object is given its official number and is registered in the museum??s database of artifacts...
Cambridge residents should work with the University to influence the museum??s design instead of denying Harvard’s request outright. We sincerely hope that the Riverside committee will be able to reach a solution that serves both Cambridge and Harvard well...
...report itself provoked the resignation of Rosovsky’s wife, Nitza, the museum??s curator of exhibitions. But two weeks after the report was circulated, with a mandate of due process and consultation in hand, Knowles told The Crimson that “some changes in structure will have to occur.” That day, he fired eight Semitic Museum staff members...
...Sacred and Profane Visions” speaks to the core of the Harvard University Art Museum??s unique vision. The works from our permanent collection, complemented by important loans, will create a rich context for exploring this extraordinary nexus of artistic development,” says James Cuno, the Director of the Harvard University Art Museums in explaining the significance of this exhibition...
...focus on the gradual progression from iconographical elements to a naturalist setting ultimately culminates into the Fogg Museum??s core acquisition for this exhibit—The “Sacra conversazione”(also known as “Virgin and Child with Saints”), a Venetian altarpiece by an unknown artist dating from 1515. The altarpiece depicts the Virgin and Child occupied in a sacred conversation with saints, a “sacra conversazione.” With the paintings soft colors and sense of space, its former attribution to Renaissance masters such as Bellini...