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...British Museum, have been placed in the library. From the Library of Congress the Catalogue of the Gardiner Greene Hubbard Collection of Engravings, and the American Library Association Catalogue, have been received; from Mr. Francis Bullard '86, a Catalogue of a Memorial Exhibition of the Works of James McNeil Whistler, and a Catalogue of the Exhibition of the Liber Studiorum of J. M. W. Turner, held in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts; from the trustees of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, several Catalogues of Exhibitions held in the Print Department of that Museum. The following books have also...
...Club. 8. Medley Arranged by Rowe '07 Harvard Glee Club. 9. "Lorrella, Gallini Yale Mandolin Club. PART SECOND. 10. Selections from Ballet "Coppelia." Delibes Harvard Mandolin Club. 11. (a) "The Little Knot of "Blue," Shepard (b) "Dance of the Elves," Goodale Mr. Miller and Yale Glee Club. 12. "The Whistler and his Dog," Pryor Yale Banjo Club. 13. "The Three Glasses," Fischer Harvard Glee Club. 14. College Medley, Carmen-Yalensis Yale Glee Club. 15. "The Auto Ride," Titcomb '06-Lansing Harvard Banjo Club. 16. (a) "Bright College Years," Durand, Yale '81 (b) "Fair Harvard," Gilman '11, arranged by Spalding Harvard...
...collection of prints loaned to the Museum by Mr. Francis Bullard '86. In this collection are some very rare impressions from the plates of Turner's "Liber Studiorum," including a number of trial proofs illustrating the development of the plates. The exhibition includes some of the finest etchings of Whistler, and others whose works are represented in the collection are J. F. Lewis, Ferdinand Gaillard, Jasinski, Paul Rajou, John Ruskin, Lucas Vorsterman the elder, and J. M. W. Turner...
...modern etchings, most of them on landscape subjects, have been given to the Fogg Art Museum, and are now on exhibition in the cases against the east wall of the Print Room. They were drawn by Francis Seymour Haden, a London surgeon in large practice, and James McNeil Whistler, the painter. They illustrate a variety of treatment known as the "open line," the "dry point," and "elaborate chiaroscuro." The set of Haden's Etchings was selected by him expressly for the Gray Collection of the Museum...
...Portrait by Whistler" by H. U. Greene is perhaps the best thing in this line in the number, though it can hardly be called poetry. "The Song of Man" by H. B. Eddy is certainly not poetry. "Melancholy" by Eugene Warner is rather below this author's former work. The simile in this last, "like an Oriental steeped in oblivious drug, insensate lying" is not pleasing. "On the Progressive Motion of One's Best Foot" by C. M. Flandrau is the cleverest thing in the number. It is written in an entertaining style and consists of some rather cynical advice...