Word: printings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...collection of book-plates, etched by Mr. George W. Eve, and lent by Mr. Pierre la Rose, is now on exhibition in the center cases of the Print Room (second floor, northeast corner) of the Fogg Art Museum. The designs are nearly all heraldic, and are the most interesting work of this kind done since the time of Durer and the Little Masters. Among the book-plates are several of the royal library of Winsor Castle and many belonging to the English nobility...
...matter of much satisfaction to print this morning an account of the present organization of newspaper men in the University. An association such as is described has been in effect since October, though not until recently in definite enough shape for announcement. The students who report for Boston and New York newspapers have formed the News Bureau to increase the efficiency of their own service and establish an agency where any newspaper may procure news of the University; and the News Bureau has joined with the CRIMSON in an active attempt to reach newspapers all over the country interested...
...exhibition illustrating the history of copper plate engraving has just been placed in the print room of the Fogg Museum. Some of the finest and most valuable prints belonging to the Gray and Randall collections are shown, including an Otto print, which is a unique impression, remarkable impressions of plates by Durer, among which are the Knight of Death, St. Jerome, and Melancholia, and many others showing the development of the art from the earliest times...
...when the force of gravity overcame the cortical resistance of the CRIMSON coverpoint and he was taken for the puck and was knocked in his own goal. He is feeling fine now however, and when interviewed last evening wished to issue a statement which we haven't room to print...
...White '63 have lent a collection of Persian paintings and European manuscripts. Among the other exhibits are a rare French manuscript Bible of the early 14th century lent by Dr. K. G. T. Webster; some beautiful Persian paintings, lent by H. E. Wetzel '11; Japanese print lent by Dr. D. W. Ross '75; and a large collection of Chinese and Japanese pottery, statuary and paintings, lent, in part, by Mrs. Washington B. Thomas, Miss Margaret Thomas and Dr. Ross. The exhibition contains some highly interesting examples of oriental Art, which are worthy of comparison with occidental masterpieces. These loan collections...