Word: photographic
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Winners among the oil painters were Daniel J. Coolidge '49 and Morton Margolis '49; for water colors were Harry L. W. Brorby '49 and Stewart D. Kranz '49. Photograph and sketching honors went to David K. Waer '45, Peter H. Davison '49, Bartiett M. Hauthaway '46, and Henry E. Erhard...
...instance, the Germans, who thought that they were there for keeps, revised Holland's Who's Who during the occupation, garnishing it with a title-page photograph of Adolf Hitler and eight pages of Dutch "patriots" who were killed by their countrymen for serving the invaders...
...feet. As the Gs begin to multiply, a television tube will stare him in the face, flashing his tortured grimaces to a screen in the control room. Elaborate instruments will study his fluttering heart; an electroencephalograph will record his troubled brain waves. An X-ray motion picture camera will photograph the slithering of his internal organs. Before his eyes, little lights will flash. In his ear a buzzer will buzz. He can put out the lights and still the buzzer by pressing the proper buttons. When he no longer can, he will be considered unconscious...
...pictures illustrated Japanese triumphs. Among the best was Raid on Pearl Harbor (painted from an aerial photograph) by Fujita, a little man in bangs and Harold Lloyd spectacles who once wowed Paris with his brush drawings of cats and catlike women. Other standouts: Junkichi Mukei's Bataan Death March and Hoshin Yamaguchi's General Attack on Hong Kong, which had an Oriental delicacy of line only partly obscured by smoke from the burning city...
...PHOTOGRAPH CAPTIONED SELLER COHN IN TIME, AUG. 26, IS WALTER C. BERGER, PRESIDENT AMERICAN FEED MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION. MORE DISTURBING THAN MERE MISTAKEN IDENTITY IS POSSIBLE CONFUSION OF MR. BERGER, WHO FOUGHT SUCCESSFULLY TO HAVE CONTROLS REMOVED FROM FEED GRAINS, WITH PACKER COHN, WHO ASKED FOR CONTINUED CONTROLS ON MEAT...