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Illustration 17

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20th century

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Artist: Alexander Calder, American 1898 - 1976

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Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Richard B. Bailey and Nanette C. Sexton in memory of Professor Frederick B. Deknatel, M21886

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© Calder Foundation, New York / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

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Illustration 17

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Artist: Alexander Calder, American 1898 - 1976

Date

20th century

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Prints

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Richard B. Bailey and Nanette C. Sexton in memory of Professor Frederick B. Deknatel, M21886

Copyright

© Calder Foundation, New York / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

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The image shows a two-page spread from a book or publication. On the left side, there's a title "THE FROG" at the top, followed by a section heading "UPON THE FROG." Below this, there is a poem that starts with "The frog by nature is both damp and cold." The poem is attributed to John Bunyan, from the work "Divine Emblems." Further down, there is a section titled "COMPARISON" with a brief text comparing a hypocrite to a frog. On the same page, there's a line drawing of a frog situated centrally below the text. It's a simple, cartoonish depiction of a frog with wide-open eyes, sitting facing the viewer. On the right side, the text continues with essays or excerpts with their respective titles and authors. The first section is about "Saint Benno and the Frog" referencing the habit of a man of God and is attributed to Jerome Emser, "Life of St. Benno." The second excerpt is from Pliny's "Natural History," discussing the voice of frogs in Cyrene. The final excerpt is from William Bartram's "Travels" and describes the pleasing sound of frogs in marshy shores. The page number "45" is seen at the bottom right corner, indicating this is a book page.

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The image is a page from a book or a document dedicated to the theme of frogs. The layout consists of text at the top and around the central illustration of a cartoon-like frog at the bottom. The text includes various pieces about frogs: 1. A poem titled "UPON THE FROG" by John Bunyan from "Divine Emblems," comparing a hypocrite to a frog. 2. A short passage from "Images or Shadows" by Jonathan Edwards, noting the time of the year when birds sing and frogs croak. 3. A piece titled "SAINT BENNO AND THE FROG" by Jerome Emser discussing the habit of Saint Benno dealing with frogs. 4. A reference to Pliny's "Natural History," which mentions that frogs on the island of Seriphos are silent. 5. An excerpt from "Travels" by William Bartram that describes a beautiful frog inhabiting grassy shores. The illustration is a simplistic and joyful depiction of a frog, drawn with minimal lines and a large, open mouth as if it is croaking. The overall design seems to convey both literary references and folklore or natural history aspects of frogs.

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The image shows a detailed drawing of a frog. The frog is depicted in a natural, lifelike style with its distinctive features such as its large eyes, open mouth, and webbed feet clearly visible. The text surrounding the image provides commentary and descriptions about the frog, including poetic references to its nature and habitat. The overall presentation suggests this is an illustration from a book or publication about frogs or nature.

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This appears to be a page from a book about frogs. The page features several text passages about frogs, including poems and observations, with titles like "THE FROG," "SAINT BENNO AND THE FROG," and excerpts from various authors. In the center of the page is a simple black and white line drawing of a frog shown from above. The illustration depicts the frog with a round body, wide mouth, and splayed legs in a minimalist style. The page number 45 is visible at the bottom. The layout is clean and academic in nature, with the text arranged around the central illustration.

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The image depicts a page from a book, featuring a poem titled "THE FROG" and an illustration of a frog. The poem, written by John Bunyan, is accompanied by a quote from William Bartram. **Poem:** * Title: "THE FROG" * Author: John Bunyan * Text: The poem describes the frog's nature, comparing it to a hypocrite who is cold and damp on the outside but warm and loving on the inside. **Illustration:** * A simple line drawing of a frog with its mouth open, as if croaking. **Quote:** * Quote from William Bartram: "A beautiful green frog inhabits the grassy, marshy shores of these large rivers. They are very numerous, and their noise exactly resembles the barking of little dogs, or the yelping of puppies; these likewise make great clamour, but as their notes are fine, and interred in chorus, by separate hands or communities, far and near, rising and falling with the gentle breezes, it affords a pleasing kind of music." **Background:** * The background of the page is a light beige color, providing a clean and neutral backdrop for the poem and illustration. **Overall:** * The image presents a serene and peaceful atmosphere, evoking a sense of calmness and tranquility. The combination of the poem, illustration, and quote creates a harmonious and soothing visual experience.

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The image presents a page from a book, featuring two poems and an illustration of a frog. The left side of the page contains the poem "Upon the Frog" by John Bunyan, accompanied by a line drawing of a frog below it. The right side of the page features the poem "Saint Benno and the Frog" by Jerome Ennser, Life of St. Benno. The background of the page is beige, with black text and a simple line drawing of a frog. The overall design suggests that this is a page from a book of poetry or literature, possibly focused on nature or wildlife themes.

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The image is a double-page spread from a book featuring a drawing of a frog on the left side and text on the right side. The drawing of the frog is a simple, black-and-white illustration, with a somewhat cartoonish style. It depicts a frog with its mouth open, as if it is croaking, and its body is slightly curved, giving it a dynamic pose. The text on the right side is in a small, legible font and appears to be a description or commentary about the frog, possibly from a historical or cultural perspective. The text is divided into sections, with headings such as "The Frog" and "Saint Benno and the Frog," indicating that the content may be exploring the frog's significance in different contexts. The background of the page is plain and white, providing a clean and uncluttered backdrop for the frog illustration and text.

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The image shows a page from a book titled "The Frog," featuring a simple line drawing of a frog in the center. The frog is depicted with its mouth open, possibly croaking. The left side of the page contains a poem titled "Upon the Frog" by John Bunyan, with a comparison to the hypocrite. The right side has a narrative about Saint Benno and the frog, along with historical notes about frogs in different regions.

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spring
belly
birds
singing
the
SAINT
The
sweet
FROG
THE FROG
and
THE
different
to
damp
God's
AND
UPON
frog
though
mouth
It
frogs
gardens,
much
but
UPON THE FROG
be
It was
by
voice
SAINT BENNO AND THE FROG
also
She
praises,
croaking
time
also,
loves
same
of
was
BENNO
year
Saints
that
in
sing
will
In
when
both
same time that the Saints sing God's praises, hypocrites sing also, but the voice is as different
her
Shadows
somewhat
Her
nature
as
at
Croaking
hypocrites
Images
Croaking in gardens, though unpleasantly.
She sits somewhat ascending, loves to be
sing,
or
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In the spring of the year when the birds sing, the frogs and toads also croak. So at the
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cold,
ascending,
Her mouth by large, her belly much will held:
sits
unpleasantly.
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THE FROG In the spring of the year when the birds sing, the frogs and toads also croak. So at the same time that the Saints sing God's praises, hypocrites sing also, but the voice is as different in God's ear as the sweet singing of birds and the croaking of toads and frogs. UPON THE FROG The frog by nature is both damp and cold, Her mouth is large, her belly much will hold; She sits somewhat ascending, loves to be Croaking in gardens, though unpleasantly. Jonathan Edwards, Images or Shadows SAINT BENNO AND THE FROG COMPARISON The hypocrite is like unto this frog. As like as is the puppy to the dog He is of nature cold, his mouth is wide It was often the habit of the man of God to go about the fields in meditation and prayer: and onee as he passed by a certain marsh, a talkative frog was croaking in its slimy waters: and lest it should disturb his contemplation, he bade it be a Seraphian, inasmuch as all the frogs in Seraphus are mute. But when he had gone on a little way, he called to mind the saying in Daniel: "O ye whales and all that move in the waters, bless ye the Lord. O all ye beasts and cattle, bless ye the Lord." And fearing lest the singing of the frogs might perchance be more agreeable to God than his own praying, he again issued his command to them, that they should praise God in their accustomed fashion: and soon the air and the fields were To prate, and at true goodness to deride He mounts his head as if he was above The world, when yet 'tis that which has his love. And though he seeks in churches for to croak, He neither loveth Jesus nor his yoke. vehement with their conversation. Jerome Emser, Life of St. Benno John Bunyan, Divine Emblems In Cyrene, the frogs were formerly dumb, and this species still exists, although eroak- ing ones were carried over there from the continent. At the present day, even, the frogs in the island of Seraphus are dumb; but when they are carried to other places, they croak. Pliny, Natural History A beautiful green frog inhabits the grassy, marshy shores of these large rivers. They are very numerous, and their noise exactly resembles the barking of little dogs, or the yelping of puppies: these likewise make a great clamour, but as their notes are fine, and uttered in chorus, by separate bands or communities, far and near, rising and falling with the gentle breezes, it affords a pleasing kind of music. William Bartram, Travels 45
THE
FROG
In
the
spring
of
year
when
birds
sing,
frogs
and
toads
also
croak.
So
at
same
time
that
Saints
sing
God's
praises,
hypocrites
also,
but
voice
is
as
different
in
ear
sweet
singing
croaking
frogs.
UPON
The
frog
by
nature
both
damp
cold,
Her
mouth
large,
her
belly
much
will
hold;
She
sits
somewhat
ascending,
loves
to
be
Croaking
gardens,
though
unpleasantly.
Jonathan
Edwards,
Images
or
Shadows
SAINT
BENNO
AND
COMPARISON
hypocrite
like
unto
this
frog.
As
puppy
dog
He
his
wide
It
was
often
habit
man
God
go
about
fields
meditation
prayer:
onee
he
passed
a
certain
marsh,
talkative
its
slimy
waters:
lest
it
should
disturb
contemplation,
bade
Seraphian,
inasmuch
all
Seraphus
are
mute.
But
had
gone
on
little
way,
called
mind
saying
Daniel:
"O
ye
whales
move
waters,
bless
Lord.
O
beasts
cattle,
Lord."
And
fearing
might
perchance
more
agreeable
than
own
praying,
again
issued
command
them,
they
praise
their
accustomed
fashion:
soon
air
were
To
prate,
true
goodness
deride
mounts
head
if
above
world,
yet
'tis
which
has
love.
seeks
churches
for
croak,
neither
loveth
Jesus
nor
yoke.
vehement
with
conversation.
Jerome
Emser,
Life
St.
Benno
John
Bunyan,
Divine
Emblems
Cyrene,
formerly
dumb,
species
still
exists,
although
eroak-
ing
ones
carried
over
there
from
continent.
At
present
day,
even,
island
dumb;
other
places,
Pliny,
Natural
History
A
beautiful
green
inhabits
grassy,
marshy
shores
these
large
rivers.
They
very
numerous,
noise
exactly
resembles
barking
dogs,
yelping
puppies:
likewise
make
great
clamour,
notes
fine,
uttered
chorus,
separate
bands
communities,
far
near,
rising
falling
gentle
breezes,
affords
pleasing
kind
music.
William
Bartram,
Travels
45