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The German universities will send to Harvard this year Professor P. Clemen, who holds the professorship of German Art at the University of Bonn. For a number of years Professor Clemen was attached to the suite of the German crown prince as his instructor in the history of art, and at present holds an important government appointment for the preservation and scientific study of works of art in Rhenish Prussia. He has also taken great interest in the development of the Harvard Germanic Museum. His courses at this University will be three in number, extending through the first half-year: (1) German and French art from the beginning of the middle ages to the eighteenth century; (2) a seminary on mediaeval German sculpture, with demonstrations in the Germanic Museum; (3) German art in the nineteenth century. These courses will be open to the public and will be illustrated by the stereopticon.
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