Accession#	2006.0021
Call#	781.1 ETU
Catalog date	12/04/2006
Classification	Periodicals
Collection	Library
Credit line	Ms. Doris Hunker
Publish date	December 1901
Summary	Each issue contains music, articles and advertisements for musical services (instruments, lessons, teaching tools, etc.) as well as for other commercial products.
Year Range from	1901
Edition	Number 12
Home Location	6138 Riverview Road Suite F
Language	English
Year range to	1933
Notes	Collected by Olive Seiberling while she lived and taught at the Chicago Art Institute, Chicago, Illinois. She was a musician and artist, a founder of the Chicago Art Institute where she also taught. The step-daughter of Susie Lewis Seiberling, Tidioute, Pennsylvania. The great-aunt of Robert L. Hunker. Olive was only six years younger than her step-mother who raised and educated her. She traveled the world, never married. A fan of the young Robert Hunker. She visited him and his family many weeks in the summers and Robert Hunker visited her from age 11 on in Chicago. She took him to "everything art and music" including tea with Mrs. Ward Thorn, a friend of Olive's, who lived in a large, full floor on Lakeshore Drive. Mrs. Thorn elected and made famous miniature room interiors of England, Europe, and the United States. The rooms are now in Ward Thorn Wing in the Chicago Art Institute endowed by Mrs. Thorn. Mrs. Thorn and Olive were a great influence on Robert Hunker.
Object ID	2006.0021.002
Object Name	Magazine
Publisher	Theodore Presser Co.
Pub Place	Philadelphia PA
Recfrom	Doris N. Hunker
Series	Volume 19
Search Terms	Music Musical Instruments Musicians
Subjects	Music publishing industry Music Musical notation
Title	The Etude Music Magazine