A newspaper article has been collaged onto a manila page alongside other clippings to create a book. The article is written in English and printed in black ink. It is lengthy, consisting of fourteen paragraphs separated into three sections: "Greece is Very Modern," "Features of the Collection," and "What Greece Has Today." The article features a decorative black line border along the center and right edge of the article. The newspaper clipping has a black blob located on the upper-left edge and a smug mark on the bottom right edge. At the top, the title is prominently displayed in bold black text and reads, "Fine Greek Exhibition Opens Here Tuesday." Below the title, the article states, "Government to Display Ancient and Modern Art in Commercial Museum," "Glory Not All In The Past," and "Present Day Nation Upholds European Culture in the Near East."

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