Academia Artium et Litterarum Americana

Academia Artium et Litterarum Americana est societas dignitatum cui rite sunt 250 sodales; suum propositum est "alere, adiuvare, et sustinere excellentiam" in litteris, musica, et artibus Americanis. Societas, in vicinia Washington Heights Manhatae Novi Eboraci sita, Audubon Terrace, rem multiplicem in Broadway inter vias 155 et 156 occidentes, cum Societate Hispanica Americae et Boricua Collegio partit. Pinacothecae academiae secundum horarium constitutum propalam aperiuntur. Petitur auditorium a musicis qui musicam per machinam phonographice vivi imprimere volunt, quia acusticae inter optimos orbis terrarum locos putantur.

Sodales
Infra est index selectus sodalium priorum Instituti et Academiae Artius et Litterarum Nationalis:The history of the National Institute of Arts & Letters and the American Academy of Arts & Letters as Told, Decade by Decade, by Eleven Members: Ludovicus Auchincloss, Ioannes Beeson, Hortensia Calisher, Ada Ludovica Huxtable, Wolf Kahn, R. W. B. Lewis, Ricardus Lippold, Normannus Mailer, Cynthia Ozick, Arthurus Schlesinger, Jr., ed. Ioannes Updike (Novi Eboraci: Columbia University Press, 1998).

Henricus Adams"Academicians Meet Here This Week; Members of Institute Will Join Them in Sessions at the Ritz-Carlton. France to send Greeting; Concert Wherein All Works Are by American Composers Will Be Heard," New York Times. 12 Novembris 1916.
Herbert Adams "Two New Members for the Academy; Dr. Barrett Wendell and Garl Melchers, the Painter, Honored at Meeting" New York Times, 16 Novembris 1916.
Henricus Mills Alden
Hannah Arendt
Newton ArvinAmerican Academy of Arts and Letters: Deceased Members
W. H. Auden
Paulus Wayland Bartlett
Chester Beach"W. R. Thayer Wins Medal.; J.G. Huneker and Others Elected to Arts and Letters Institute.
Stephanus Vincentius Benet
Gulielmus Rose Benet
Eduinus Howland Blashfield
William Brownell
Georgius de Forest Brush
Ioannes Burroughs "Academy Honors John Burroughs; Naturalist Praised by Bliss Perry and Hamlin Garland at Memorial Meeting," New York Times, 19 November 1921.
Gulielmus S. Burroughs
Nicholas Murray Butler
Georgius Vashingtonius Cable
Georgius Whitefield Chadwick
Gulielmus Merritt Chase
Timothaeus Cole
Kenyon Cox
Ioannes Dos Passos
Dux Ellington
Radulphus Ellison
Daniel Chester French
Hamlin Garland "Elected to Academy; Brand Whitlock and Hamlin Garland in Arts and Letters," New York Times,12 Ianuarii 1918.
Carolus Dana Gibson
Cass Gilbert
Ricardus Watson Gilder
Basilius Gildersleeve
Brendan Gill
Gulielmus Gillette
Daniel Coit Gilman
Allen Ginsberg
Bertram G. Goodhue
Robert Grant
Gulielmus Elliot Griffis "Dr. Griffis, Friend of Japan, Dies; Educator Who Helped Japanese Adapt Themselves to Western Civilization," New York Times, 6 Februarii 1928.
Arthurus Twining Hadley
Childe Hassam
Thomas Hastings
David Jayne Hill
Ripley HitchcockStanley Wertheim, A Stephen Crane Encyclopedia (Greenwood Press, 1997), 155 .
Iulia Ward Howe
William Henry Howe
Gulielmus Dean Howells
Archer Milton Huntington"Huntington Gives Site for Academy; Men of Arts and Letters to Erect Building Near Riverside Drive and 155th St. Next to Hispanic Museum; National Institute and American Academy Accept Offer of Eight City Lots for Site," New York Times, 25 Ianuarii 1915.
Carolus Ives
Henricus James
Robertus Underwood Johnson
Ludovicus I. Kahn
Maxine Kumin
Sinclair Lewis
Roy Lichtenstein
Henricus Cabot Lodge
Abbott Lawrence Lowell "Academicians Meet Here This Week; Members of Institute Will Join Them in Sessions at the Ritz-Carlton," New York Times, 12 Novembris 1916.
Maria McCarthy
Hamilton Mabie
Archibaldus MacLeish
Fridericus MacMonnies
Brander Matthews
Gulielmus Rutherford Mead
Gari Melchers
Edna Sanctus Vincentius Millay
Charles MooreH. Paul Caemmerer, "Charles Moore and the Plan of Washington," Records of the Columbia Historical Society 46/47 (1944/1945): 237–258, 254.
Douglas Moore
Paulus Elmer More
Robertus Motherwell
Thomas N. Page
Horatius Parker
Iosephus Pennell"Joseph Pennell, Noted Artist, Dead; Won High Honors as Etcher and Illustrator – Later Taught Art and Wrote Books," New York Times, 24 Aprilis 1926.
Bliss Perry
Gulielmus Lyon Phelps
Carolus Adams Platt"Academy Elects Gay and Lippman; Artist and Journalist Named to Vacancies Left by Deaths of Platt and Shorey," New York Times, 9 Novembris 1934.
Ezra Pound
Iacobus Ford Rhodes
Iacobus Whitcomb Riley
Georgius Lockhart Rives
Elihu Root
Theodorus Roosevelt
Marcus Rothko
Eero Saarinen
Carolus Sandburg
Ioannes Singer Sargent
Meyer Schapiro
Harrius Rowe Shelley
Stuart Sherman
Robertus E. Sherwood
Paulus Shorey "Would Encourage Study of Classics; Academy of Arts and Letters Suggests Courses for Schools and Colleges; Sees Aid to Civilization; Resolution Says Opposite Policy Would Lower the Culture of the American People,"  New York Times, 16 Decembris 1918.
Gulielmus Milligan Sloane
Wallace Stevens
Meryl Streep"Streep would like to thank the (arts) academy," "DesMoines Register," 12 Aprilis 2010.
Lorado Taft "Mr. Lorado Taft Dies; Leading Sculptor; Creator of Some of Country's Outstanding Monuments is Stricken at 76; Was Teacher in Chicago; Fountain of Time and Columbus Memorial in Washington Among Chief Works," New York Times, 31 Octobris 1936.
Iosephus Tal.
Booth Tarkington
Abbott Thayer
Gulielmus Roscoe Thayer
Augustus Thomas
Virgil Thomson
Lionel Trilling
Henricus van Dyke
Ioannes Carolus van Dyke
Elihu Vedder
Curtius Vonnegut.
Iulianus Alden Weir
Barrett Wendell
Editha Wharton
Andreas D. White
Thornton Wilder
Brand Whitlock
Gulielmus Carolus Williams
Woodrow Wilson
Owen Wister
Georgius Eduardus Woodberry
Franciscus Lloyd Wright
Iacobus A. Wright

Notae

Bibliographia
Lewis, Richard W. B. 1998.  "1898–1907: The Founder's Story," in A Century of Arts & Letters. Ed. John Updike. Novi Eboraci: Columbia University Press. ISBN 0231102488; ISBN 9780231102483.

Nexus externi

artsandletters.org Situs proprius
 Cornell Legal Institute: Title 36 > Subtitle II > Part B > Chapter 203 > § 20301 et seq.
United States House of Representatives: 36 USC Chapter 203
United States Government Printing Office: US Code, Title 36, Chapter 203, revised §4701 et seq. (1916–1998),
Tabulae Academiae Artium et Litterarum Americanae, 1864–1942, (Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution)

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