Annual Report 1944
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Wendell T. Bush, Mrs. Margaret Block, Professor W. B. Dinsmoor, Professor Marion Lawrence, Mrs. Hetty Schulz, Miss Ruth Sieben-Mor- gen, Joseph Sternfeld, Lady Unwin, Mrs. Herbert Evans, and James Harper.
The most important increases in the Avery and Fine Arts Libraries this year have been in the art and architecture of Russia and the His- panic-American world. The development of our Russian collection is merely a continuation of a policy of many years' standing; Columbia is now the preeminent ...center in New York for work in Russian art and architecture. With its recent additions, the Columbia Libraries can now give a fairly complete picture of the art activities of the Hispanic-Ameri- can countries, both in the past and in the present. It is their aim to con- tinue acquisitions in these fields to the limit of their abilities, and, in so doing, carry on their part in contributing to that increased knowledge of our neighbors to the South that must always form a basis for inter- national understanding in larger fields.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wendell T. Bush, Mrs. Margaret Block, Professor W. B. Dinsmoor, Professor Marion Lawrence, Mrs. Hetty Schulz, Miss Ruth Sieben-Mor- gen, Joseph Sternfeld, Lady Unwin, Mrs. Herbert Evans, and James Harper.
The most important increases in the Avery and Fine Arts Libraries this year have been in the art and architecture of Russia and the His- panic-American world. The development of our Russian collection is merely a continuation of a policy of many years' standing; Columbia is now the preeminent ...center in New York for work in Russian art and architecture. With its recent additions, the Columbia Libraries can now give a fairly complete picture of the art activities of the Hispanic-Ameri- can countries, both in the past and in the present. It is their aim to con- tinue acquisitions in these fields to the limit of their abilities, and, in so doing, carry on their part in contributing to that increased knowledge of our neighbors to the South that must always form a basis for inter- national understanding in larger fields.
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