EXHIBITION OF OLD MASTERS

The Department of Fine Arts held an exhibition of paintings by old masters of European Schools in the Little Theatre of Robinson Hall on the afternoons and evenings of January 11 to 17 inclusive. Although this was the smallest exhibition yet held by the department, it was one of the finest in character and one of the most valuable. Explanatory talks were delivered by Professor Zug every afternoon, and attracted a large attendance from students, faculty, and townspeople.

The pictures, all of which were lent by New York art dealers, were as follows:

FRENCH SCHOOL

J. L. David (1748-1825) "Mme. de Sereziat"

Mme. Vigée-Lebrun (1755-1842) "La Comtesse de Provence"

DUTCH SCHOOL

Jacob Gerits Cuyp (1575-1651) "Portrait of a Man"

Thomas de Keyser (1596-1667) "Gertrude Van Limborch"

Jacob Ruysdael (1625-1682) "Landscape"

Solomon Ruysdael (1610-1670) "Landscape"

SPANISH SCHOOL

El Greco (1548-1614) "Man in Armor"

Francisco Goya (1746-1828) "Dwarf

ENGLISH SCHOOL

Sir Henry Raeburn (1755-1823) "Captain Patrick Millar"

Sir Thomas Lawrence (1769-1830) "Caroline Viscountess Sydney"

J. M. W. Turner (1775-1851) "Port of London"

FLEMISH SCHOOL

David Teniers (1610-1690) "Landscape with Peasants"

LATE VENETIAN SCHOOL

Canal etto (1697-1768) "View in Venice"