Art on Campus

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	Title	Date	Summary
151	Hughes letter inaccurate, surprisingly reactionary College Eye 59:53, p.2	8/20/1965	Art projects and increase in President Maucker's salary are well-justified.
152	Page--art now included in campus architecture plans Page--John H. (Art Faculty) College Eye 59:50, p.4	7/23/1965	Two major new pieces of art, plus wall panels, will begin transformation of SCI to visually aesthetic campus.
153	Untitled College Eye 59:46, p.3	6/25/1965	Students gaze at beginnings of new sculpture on campus.
154	Brewer needed on growing campus to keep architecture on right track Speirs--Kent (Class of 1965) College Eye 59:45, p.2	6/18/1965	Praises efforts of Jim Brewer, a recently hired campus planning consultant; would like to see exciting new buildings.
155	Finegan ceramics exhibit compatible with human ideals of knowledge, truth, and creative contemplation--Orth Orth--Joseph (Student--1965) College Eye 59:45, p.2	6/18/1965	Potters/pottery plays important role in history of civilization; exhibit of Scandinavian ceramics collected by Don Finegan on display in Library.
156	A Snowman with a shape: nude Venus of art class Marker--Jean (Student--1964) College Eye 59:30, p.4	3/26/1965	Snow sculpture stands in front of A. & I Building; photo.
157	What is it? College Eye 58:35, p.3	7/17/1964	Preparations for sculpture by Ted Egri.
158	Haskell sculpture for new library: copper, steel symbols of human eye Lynch--Kerry College Eye 58:30, p.7	5/22/1964	Ralph Haskell talks about the sculpture that he recently installed in the Library's front stairwell.
159	Art collection presentation opens Jan. 6 in A & I Gallery College Eye 58:13, p.3	12/19/1963	Permanent collection on display.
160	New art pieces placed in SCI's permanent collection College Eye 58:12, p.5	12/13/1963	Brief description of new pieces.
161	CF police search for statue thieves College Eye 57:17, p.4	2/8/1963	Stolen from Georgian Lounge; recovered in Cedar Falls.
162	Sterpini painting from SCI reproduced in publication College Eye 57:11, p.5	11/30/1962	Part of permanent collection will be featured.
163	Permanent collection has art for everyone's taste College Eye 56:37, p.4	7/13/1962	Faculty and staff describe the collection.
164	Untitled Alumnus 47:2, p.Front Cover	5/1/1962	Finegan sculpture in front of Music Building; photo.
165	Even the art work is harmonizing here Book--Connie College Eye 56:28, p.4	4/27/1962	Professor Finegan talks at length about his new sculpture that will be placed in front of the Music Building; photo.
166	New art works purchased for permanent collection College Eye 56:18, p.1	2/9/1962	New purchases represent European work.
167	"Symphonic Sculpture" for Music Building Alumnus 47:1, p.6	2/1/1962	Professor Finegan explains his work; photo.
168	40 works of art on display in Commons Shaw--Sharon (Student--1961) College Eye 56:12, p.1	12/8/1961	Part of permanent art collection on display; hopes to give students more opportunities to see fine art.
169	SCI sports new . . . . College Eye 52:37, p.3	7/7/1961	A look at some of the outward changes following the name change; bandshell artwork by Professor Delafield being erected; photo.
170	Art lovers' action brings 'Transaction' College Eye 49:9, p.7	11/8/1957	Work by Charles Cajori has been mounted in Commons for three years.
171	New addition every year for A-I Art Building College Eye 49:9, p.7	11/8/1957	Department of Art accumulates a collection of art.
172	Donor gives for purchase of art works College Eye 47:29, p.2	5/4/1956	Frederick Thompson gift used to buy art for campus.
173	Modern art purchased for college Alumnus 40:2, p.3	5/1/1956	Purchase Cajori work for $250.
174	College history shown in murals College Eye 40:39, p.6	8/5/1949	George Rackelman painted murals in the Commons depicting ISTC campus buildings and scenes.
175	Take pictures down to paint library walls College Eye 38:24, p.7	3/21/1947	Not all will be re-hung; smaller groups will be hung periodically.
176	Murals in Library painted by Dodge of New York College Eye 33:44, p.4	8/14/1942	Lengthy explanation of the meaning of the murals.
177	Purchase two new paintings College Eye 31:36, p.1	6/21/1940	Work by Harry Johns and Richard Gates will be on display.
178	Tag pullers give trouble College Eye 30:39, p.1	7/14/1939	Students pull labels off pictures in the Library.
179	See fresco at Commons College Eye 30:36, p.3	6/23/1939	Replica of Giotto's "Saint Francis Feeding the Birds" in Commons.
180	Inspiring statuary suggested by Father Ries Alumnus 21:1, p.9	1/1/1937	Alumnus Father M. M. Ries would like to see large outdoor statues on increasingly attractive ISTC campus; suggests something to commemorate role of teachers.
181	Cole will speak on modern art at leisure hour College Eye 26:2, p.1	6/15/1934	Will speak on work in campus collection.
182	College adds twenty paintings to gallery College Eye 25:23, p.1	12/4/1933	Will replace those moved from the Library to the Commons.
183	Library staff plans exhibition of prints in coming weeks College Eye 25:14, p.1	9/29/1933	Library has about three thousand unframed and five hundred framed prints.
184	Library displays prints of world's famous paintings College Eye 25:12, p.3	9/11/1933	Ten printings from the library's collection will be available for viewing.
185	Past and present conflict in jaunt through library College Eye 23:16, p.4	10/9/1931	A look at prints displayed in Library.
186	A corner of American paintings College Eye 19:19, p.1	1/25/1928	Over five hundred reproductions line halls of first floor of Library; photo.
187	Concerning the library murals College Eye 17:22, p.7	11/11/1925	Explanation of the meaning of the Library murals.
188	Art gallery on main floor of library College Eye 16:34, p.1	5/13/1925	Main floor of library converted into permanent art gallery; about 250 reproductions on display.
189	Present library capacity does not meet demands; no room for classes in future library plans College Eye 16:26, p.7	3/18/1925	Library facilities are becoming crowded due to growing book collection and increased enrollment; main hallway on first floor to be devoted to artworks; staff looking forward to elimination of classes in the building.
190	New books added to library stacks weekly College Eye 16:12, p.2	11/19/1924	About seven thousand books added in past year as well as pamphlets and art prints.
191	A series of photographs College Eye 14:25, p.4	12/6/1922	Series of photos on Mahaska County World War I conservation efforts now on display in Library.
192	Appreciation of art Geuder--Margaret Henrietta (Class of 1922) College Eye 13:27, p.4	3/22/1922	Students need to visit the art exhibits on the fourth floor of the Vocational Building.
193	College Eye picture section College Eye 13:9, p.5	10/28/1921	Photos from around the Teachers College; photo.
194	Iowa idealism and greatness in painting College Eye 13:2, p.7	9/7/1921	Description of the panels on the west wall of the Library reading room.
195	The Wall Paintings Alumni News Letter 4:4, p.1	10/1/1920	William de Leftwich Dodge hired to paint two paintings for Reading Room in library--"Education" and "In Memoriam"--for $5000.00.
196	More pictures for library College Eye 12:5, p.5	9/29/1920	Three more paintings will be hung in the library; William de Leftwich Dodge makes further suggestions.
197	New painting installed in library College Eye 12:3, p.5	9/15/1920	Paintings by William de Leftwich Dodge; lengthy description of Dodge and his previous work.
198	Painting wall pictures Alumni News Letter 4:2, p.2	4/1/1920	Two large wall paintings for library to be painted by William de Leftwich Dodge. These are called "In Memoriam" and "Education."
199	Wall pictures to be painted in library College Eye 11:19, p.5	2/11/1920	William de Leftwich Dodge will paint murals on library walls; description of the murals.
200	Faculty votes to secure crayon portraits; late Major W. A. Dinwiddie and Reverend Albert Loughridge are honored College Eye 10:15, p.6	2/19/1919	Will have portraits made of Major Dinwiddie and Professor Loughridge to hang in Library gallery.

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