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The recent ceremony, at which the actual presentation of the picture, now hanging in the entry of the Germanic Museum, was made by P. V. Bacon '97, follows a long series of testimonials and ovations occasioned by the birthday of Professor Francke.
The portrait, which was painted by I. M. Gaugengigl, was the principal feature of the brief private celebration in the Germanic Museum.
Professor Francke, who was born in Keil, Germany, came to Harvard as an instructor of German in 1884. Three years later he was made Assistant Professor of the History of German Culture. In 1902 he was appointed Curator of the Germanic Museum, and in 1917, when he was made Professor...
Professor Francke, who was born in Kiel Germany, 70 years ago came to Harvard as an instructor of German in 1884. Three years later he was made Assistant Professor of German, and in 1896 became Professor of the History of German Culture. In 1902 he was appointed Curator of the...
In this letter Wilhelm von Bode, director-general emeritus of the Prussian State Museums, mentions a highly commendatory article on the Germanic Museum of the University, published in the September number of "Der Kunstwanderer." The key note of the article is regret that such a museum of casts of German...