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...Boston Museum of Fine Arts, and lecturer at the University on the History of Engraving, will give his third lecture on Florentine Engraving this afternoon at 4.30 in the Lecture Room of the Fogg Art Museum. The lecture, taking up the phase of Engravings in the Broad Manner; the Triumphs of Petrarch; Robetta; and Pollaiuolo, will complete the series. Screen illustrations will be used and the lecture will be open to the public...
...woodcuts shown include three cuts from one of the most popular and most important of the block-books,--the Apocalypse. They are colored by hand in the characteristic manner in this early time. A number of printed books with woodcut illustrations, lent by the Widener Library, show one of the most important uses of the woodcut and represent the art of book-illustration as it was practiced in the fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries in Germany...
...lead in handling the situation, for an outbreak of such a disease would cast grave reflections not only on them because of their failure carefully to quarantine and delouse all new arrivals, but also on us as a people, since typhus is spread by the ignorance of a proper manner of living and a disregard of personal cleanliness...
...University on the History of Engraving, will give a lecture on Flerentine Engraving at 4.30 this afternoon in the Lecture Room of the Fogg Art Museum. He will touch on several different phases of the subject: Laurentian Florence. The master of the Larger Vieuns Passion, Engravings in the Fine Manner, Msso Finiguerrs and His School, and The Planets...
...after absorbing a certain number of lectures and struggling over as much as possible of the outside reading, a man can scarcely fail to secure a perspective of the work that may be useful to him later on. But in many cases, this work is arranged in a manner tending to destroy his appetite for additional learning in the topic under consideration and he is only too glad to conclude his experiments in that department...