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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...years since TIME began publishing full-color reproductions each week in the Art section, the editors have been struck time and again by the strength and vitality of native U.S. art. Along with the foreign painting, sculpture and architecture, from the ancient Egyptians and Etruscans to the latest sculpture from Paris, TIME has recorded the history and day-to-day ferment of American paintings, from the untutored journeyman portraitists of colonial days to the explosive abstract expressionists. Among the almost 700 full-color reproductions printed since 1951, some 200 were of American paintings, the most extensive color survey...
Boston gallery at 20, began to write Art for TIME in 1945. Jones came to the section two years ago, after assignments as a TIME correspondent in San Francisco, London, Paris...
...ANATOMY OF NATURE, by Andreas Feininger (168 pp.; Crown: $5.95).These pictures of a great photographer prove that the camera eye has better vision than the human eye. A celestial galaxy is caught, and a sense of vast mystery with it; a nautilus in cross section conveys the wonder of architecture in a simple skeleton. Technically remarkable...
While the length of this year's Christmas vacation, from December 22 through January 6, is gratifying, its timing is not. Students who must remain through Friday because of a required ROTC class often have difficulty in making reservations on weekend-crowded transportation facilities. Section men hold forth to such diminished numbers at the end of the week that the students who do remain are sorry they did. With the holiday beginning so late the administration is only inviting students to leave early. Why not make their departure legal? Henry deL. Smythe...
Paul Striker outpointed Frank Davidson, 8 to 1, in the 137-pound class for a decision to bring the Crimson edge to 11 to 0. In the 147-pound section, exfreshman Crimson captain Joe Noble picked up five points on a forfeit by Indian Jim Young...