An aged newspaper page of an article typed in black ink. The article is small and has tearing along the top (near the title) and bottom right corner of the article. Located at the top is titled printed in large bold text reading, "Greek Government Display At Herron Art Institute." Beneath the titled is a black and white photograph of a person standing in a field with trees with sheep grazing about. Below the image is text that reads, "A Greek scene of today on island of Ionian Sea. An exhibition sent by the Greek government to America with a view to promoting a better acquaintance with the living Greece of today as well as the glorious Greece of the past will be opened to the public at the John Herron Art Institute tomorrow and remain there for two weeks. The exhibition was shown in Paris at the time of the peace conference and has been viewed with interest in a number of American cities. Its main features is a collection of about 400 large photographs of unusual quality, the works during several years of a […]." The remain text is damaged due to tears at the bottom right corner. 

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