Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-23
akI FANcIEs.
Late Studies for Lovers Of the
Beautiful
The Work Of Our Ladies in Hcme Studios
Studies in Oil and Water Cosors---
Interesting Art Notes.

The studio Of Mr.. James p. Wilkinson
in the McLain building. presented very
busy scene as the knock Of the REGIsrEs
art critic was answered by q cheerful
''come." Married ladies. single ladies and
young misses we're engaged at painting and
crayoning and the various other branches
of art, all chatting pleasantly, comparing
notes and advising each other. Mrs. W.
Was discovered helping pupil get the right
effect on difficult sky, anu very kindly an
sveres all inquiries about the work being
done by her classes On Mondays and
Thursdays hsr large class is held in this
studio. On Saturdays she teaches class
in s.. Clairsv'lle, q.
The drawing and painting class at the
Mrs. Woods school is also under her charge,
so it car be readily seen that the time OF
this lady is pretty thoroughly consumed.
Mrs. Wilkinson is one Of the most popu-
lar teachers in the Ohio Valley, and she
numbers among her pupils many from
abroad.
Below will be seen partial list Of the
painting done under her teaching.
Mrs. Jacob ". Grubb, panel Of Indian
corn.
Mrs. Dillon, two panel fire screen, dogs
head, from Landseer), brass PLAGUE with
flowers.
Miss Ida Frew, biscque figure.
Miss Laura Lukens, figure in oil, Sum
mer Day." also dogs head.
Miss Carrie Brues, landscape in oil.
Early Autumn" panel of roses, srass
placque.with peoples. =
Miss Virginia Hupp, Gypsy girl in oil.
Miss Laura Cooper, two panel screen Of
figures and roses.
Miss Mary seabright PLAGUE with girl
figure, water carrier"
Miss Ella Hoffman, black panel with
flower, plush banner with gold rod.
Miss Graham, Of Jefferson county, Ohio,
winter wood gathering" screen inoil, also
portrait in crayon.
Miss Nellie Lukens dogs head in crayon
and number of studies in object sketch
inc.
Mrs. Glessner, two PLAQUES with roses.
Mrs. Rogers, winter scene in oil.
Miss Boggs of Pasco, Ohio, landscape
in oil.
Mrs. Ed Mendel, banner with trumpet
flowers, some beautiful pieces of hammered
brass and two pictures in Egyptian water
tolors.
Mrs. Jacob Berger, large woodland land.
scape named Prayer in Forest and
head in hammered brass.
Miss Schatfer, portrait in crayon OF her
father.
Miss Gen. Logan, plush banner with ED
er blossoms
Miss Nellie Storer two pastel panels, win
ter and marine scenes.
Miss Emma Stamm, file with flowers.
Miss Hazen of Morristown Ohio, Alder,
ney COWS in oil.
Miss Kelly, Of Bellaire, panel Of peonies
Miss Clara Carroll, of St. Clairsville
decorated mirror.
Miss Annie Steenrod, Marine scene.
Miss Efie Thompson, winter landscape
in oil
Miss Blanche johnson, Pittsburg, childt
figure in oryon.
Miss Julia Frasher, Pharoas horses il
oil.
Miss Sadie Giain, ideal head in crayon,
, Miss Jennie Woods, "Choriste,..:s Boys" il
crayon.
Miss Allie McCabe, Ladys Head, in cray
on. Marine Scene, in pastel.
Tie class at Miss Woods school ar
mostly engaged in pencil drawing and mum
Der about twenty beside these mentioned
Miss Wilkinson gives number Of privat
lessons, and reports herself entirely satisfies
with Wheeling patronage.