New-York tribune., 1919-09-29
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Inc September number Of the bull
letin Of the Metropolitan Museum Of
Art is devoted, as usual, to the consid-
GRAFTON of the museum in its personal
relationships. This year table of
contents announces the following ar
tlcles: Museum Extension" by Robert
We de Forest; THE Place of the Art
Museum in Elementary Education," by
Matter Sargent, School of Education,
University of Chicago; "The Place of
the Art Museum in Secondary Educa-
tlon,' by Royal 3. Farnum, of the
Rochester Athenaum and Mechanics
Institute; college and Museum" by
Frederick Lee Ackerman, of Trow
bridge g. Ackerman. architects; THE
Art Museum and Modern Manufacture"
by F. W. Budd, manager upholstery de
partment, Cheney Brothers, and cart
Museums and the Shops" by BENJAMIN
Helph, of B. Altman & Co.
According to the bulletin large
number of soldiers and sailors have
visited the museum since the entrance
of America into the war. From Janu-
ary 26, 1918, to September /, 1919. for
example, 2,4S5 men saw the museum
under guidance
The Story Hours for Children"
given by Miss Anna C. Chandler, will be
continued this wear, as before, on Sun
day at p. M, beginning next Sunday,
and for the children of members on
Saturdays at 10:3O a. m., beginning No
vember l. The stories deal with OBJ
Jects IN the museum, and are illustrated
by lantern slides.
on Sunday afternoons at o'clock in
Classroom A:
November 2, Egyptian Arts and
Crafts" Berenice NJ. Garland, the
Metropolitan Museum of Art.
November 8, The Parthenon and Its
Sculptures" Clarence II. Young, pro
fessor. Columbia University.
November 16, (subject to be an
nounced later A. D. F. Hamln, profess
sor. Columbia University.
November %, Design in Architect
ure, Sculpture and Painting,' Edith R
Abbot, the Metropolitan Museum Of
Art.
November 80 Chinese Sculpture,
J; Arthur MacLean, the Cleveland
Museum Of Art
. December T, "Chinese Painting" v.
G. Simkhovitch, professor, Columbia
University.
December IA. Japanese Painting"
Howard Mansfield, trustee. the Metro
politan Museum of Art
December 2l, War Memorials" !"
Charles Moore, National Commission
of Fine Arts
December %. Etching" Joseph Pen
nell, artist and author
Drawing" Alfred Mansfield Brooks,
professor, Indiana University.
January II, The Ideal in American
Sculpture" Mrs. Herbert Adams, author.
January l8, "Practce Of Medaval
Craftsmanship" Clement Heaton, artist
January 25, The Mcdiaval House.
Henry A. Frost, professor, Harvard
University.
February l: French Country
Houses" Mrs. John W. Alexander. in
terror decorator.
in Design" Grace Cornell, Teachers
College
February Is, What Constitutes
Taste in Our Homes" Mrs. Frederick
Lee Ackerman, interior decorator.
February 30. What Constitutes
Taste in Dress Ruth Wilmot, Teach
FebruaTy 20, The Architectural
Growth Of New York" Richard F.
Bach Metropolitan Museum of Art.
March r. Dutch and Flemish Furni-
ture,' Charles R. Richards, director
Cooper Union.
March IA, Rugs of Asia" a. U.
Dilley, lecturer
March 2l, Architectural Prints"
William NJ. WINS, jr., Metropolitan
Museum OF Art.
March rs. Seymour Haden.' Royal
Corrissoz, critic and author.
There also will be lectures for
classes and teachers in the public
high schools by Museum instructors
on subjects arranged to correlate with
the course of study in the schohols on
Wednesdays from October 8 to June
,. except holidays, vacations and eX-
animation periods. at 3:45 ,. IN.
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