St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
PALETTE AND EASEL.


ChnfS HHh fTfiS's dHd Pam erS-SfHdfes
""d >Ls~,cd~,-S,"djox 0Hd DrnS.
DO you ever skirnisl after 4 model"
An artist sat in bis artistically Uttered up
den aud p-usivrly dIubed little green into
the buc Of the sky in the stu Is he WAS en-
Gagged on. Studio, it was, but ne plthetically
called it his den, aud the GLOBE man agreed
with him.
DO Il Yes, occasionally. Not for auy
use they can be put 10. but simply TO keep
my hand in and relieve my eye. Models are
not tue correct hing, though, in MinneapO-
lis. aud would suit the taste OF II sculptor
more than painter. | have painted from
life, however, aud got the models right here,
but where they come from is my little secret
So tar as / 6uuw there are no professional
models here. aud there Is not the demand Tor
them 10 make tacm paw, You se'.'
HIGH ART Not A sUBJECT OF HAWKING.
'Onc of the city papers had an article Il
dry or two ago that cut me the worst kind, :"
said painter, yesterday. 1T went on to
say that home art should be encouraged, and
especially because one or more of
our Minneapolis painters were in very
Strengthened circumstances. Tiat made me
wrIthv The idea OF encouraging art by APP
pcaliug To- the btutVolcncr OF our people !
By K phIrl! fc.t lie turning my mahl-
stick into - billiard cue. Il is all right 10
keep work NJ home aud shut down on these
cauvasscrs, bee. Use such WORK isn't rieh'
Ima4ue an artist nawking his genius about
the streets Il can't he done Tue man
who cou.d do ithasu the poetic soul that an
artist requirys-hasn't the lofty ideas aud
brains tnat make the true artist. Besides. Il
IS against the ethics OF the profession. I'm
agine Da Eiuci, or Guido, prddling their
immortal works about the streets OF Rome
or Florence.
GALAXY OF GENIUS.
One of the most uuestaetic of the Clones
force was landed, yesterday, ON the sky par
lOr door of Suyi cate block, amoag the pie
tgresgue group OF artists AMI painters VINO
been drawn 10 .rthrg there by the CO.
hrsive attraction and fellowship OF genius.
Some eight or ten OF them are grouped to-
g-thrr there, ladies aud gentlemen, each
with lis or her separate artistic room. A
studio. the ladies each call their room, with
the pretty little bits OF inspiration. With here
a guoJ bit OF drap,ry falling in graceful folds.
aud there the light falling just right on a
sparkling biz OF g0irr worS--ciievtive, Of
course. proverbial Turkish rug, a broken
bust and PLAGUE ~ before the Reunlis-
sauce, and tnr studio Is complete
One of the deus is stiil more artistic. but
less neat. Toe crayou sketch on the wall
generally something oa'ir is no lrss artistic
tuau tdr bali iuishvi painting on the easel
or llr 1u'tar IN the corner. Occasionally n
pair oi clJus or fouls. or set Of boxing
gloves. show how the cmbrvo Murillo
relieves his MUD by the exercise OF his
muscles, And. yesterday, coming from one
~ thrse deus tlc writer nrarl tue metallic
tvsug ut the either, ioucard hya hand that
was NO stronger TO tue melody that sleeps
within tuts instrument
ANorBER ART.
Well worth The white WIS O visit 10 the en-
craving rooms oiW R. Willard, where the
work OF artists Is prepared Tor use iu the
''srt prrservative Of arts Mr. Willard has
wieIdeI the grover on many of the best illus
trai.ous in the Frank Leslie publications and
IS thorough masterof The Triangular iusiru-
mvnt. He vas az work ON cuts Of some OF
the Minneapolis uills, taC smooth box wood
coming Out, under his deit touch. IN the
lines aud Impressions watch convey = per
fcct picture ou Nuiir paper. Mr.. Willard
has very Interesting col,eCtioc Of work,
Including a rrOni IL the large engraving Of
Gnovvr Cleveland which appeared il Frank
Leslie jus; alter the Chicago Convention.
Macy OF tae articles aud devices used in this
work are art secrets. oui the uuiui-
tisted observer finds great pleasure In an eI-
animation Of the work as u progresses.
VERY men" ART.
Mere is one magnificent picture the
Nr,,Zr ssw frau the Syndicate block, vhica
Eas no, paiutsd BY The hand Of man. II, a.
has been said
Art stopped short
Do TIE cg.tivasej coat
Of tas "a. PRESS Josephine.
n does no, stop on the sky psr.cr floor ofthe
bl..cS. Toe writer oiimbyi to The ROT. in ar
tistic c1iup1uy. apd o5iainci view % Mn
n-ss.1i> Tac SUI Mas just touehiuE lie
western horizon. sud through the clear air.
mellow ana amber the vlCw vss superb. As
lar a. thr ryc eou.d covtT in evsry direction,
TIE panorama lay sprvsd out, s'.tgaed aud
su6duri by TIC dviuE fcat. sui e~auti al
beyoud voels. '.Pu: Tat % CANVASS and