Art Critic Alfred Frankenstein will speak at University Monday

University of Montana ScholarWorks at University of Montana University of Montana News Releases, 1928, 7-25-1966 Art Critic, Alfred Frankenstein, will speak at University Monday Univer

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UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA

INFORMATION SERVICES

M ISSO U LA M O N TA N A 59801 PHONE 243-2522 A R E A CODE 4 00

FOR RELEASE

MONDAY, JULY 25

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ART CRITIC WILL SPEAK

AT UNIVERSITY MONDAY

Alfred Frankenstein, art and music critic for the San Francisco Chronicle, will speak on ’'American Art - American Moods" Monday (July 25)

at 8:15 p.m in the University of Montana Recital Hall, according to

Dean Charles W Bolen of the School of Fine Arts.

The speaker teaches history of American art at the University of California and Mills College He has also taught at Stanford, Harvard

and other American universities and at the Free University of Berlin and

the Salzburg Seminar in American Studies.

He is a contributing editor of High Fidelity magazine and writes extensively for other periodicals His latest book, "A Modern Guide to

Symphonic Literature," will be released by Appleton-Century this fall.

Frankenstein's free campus lecture is presented, in cooperation with the School of Fine Arts, by the Associated Students of the University as

part of their Lecture-Artist series.

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