Word: sargent
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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JOHN SINGER SARGENT'S flickering, passionate portrayal of a Spanish dancer (opposite) is the popular favorite at the nation's most personal great museum. The museum was conceived and built by a wild, plain-faced little redhead named Isabella Stewart Gardner (1840-1924). She has been called the "Improper Bostonian...
John Singer Sargent painted Mrs. Jack again and again, helped give her an intimate appreciation of art. In middle age she sponsored a curlylocked student named Bernard Berenson, saw him through Harvard and off to Italy, and entrusted him with a proud mission: to help build a first-rate collection of old masters. (He stayed on in Florence to become the world's foremost authority on Renaissance art.) At the turn of the century, Mrs. Jack started construction of an Italian palace in the marshes on the outskirts of Boston. Already in her 60s, she joined workmen...
Both Leighton and Sargent Kennedy '28, Registrar of the College, agreed that at the present time no schedule revisions are planned here...
...Hugh A. Sargent '56, of Haverford, Pa., and Dunster House was elected captain of the varsity soccer team for the 1955 season yesterday. He succeeds Carey McIntosh...
...Sargent, a six-foot, three-inch, 100-pound graduate of Haverford School, has played left halfback on the varsity for two seasons. The biggest player on the squad, Sargent may gain a place on the NCAA New England All-Star Soccer team for his performance this fall...