Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-27
The FINE ART DEPARTMENT
Al The Coming Territorial Fair 10
OuiShlne all Previous Exhibits.
GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS AND
PRIZES.
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Letter by Supervisor ,iicbcr N. Wells
10 Utah Artisis.-discel.
laneous Notes.

NJ. wells-ihe Fine Art Department
IN the niuteen exhibitions hereto
fore given by the Dcscfet Agricultural
mad Manufacturing Society n marked
Improvement has been shown each
year, aud last year more space was 70.
quired than ever before. The increased
Interest this year IL partly due TO the
work Of the Worlds Fair Commission
ers, who are endcavoring to centre their
exhibits ut tn. local fair. In this way
can be learned, better than In any
other, Just what can be- done by Utah
nj Chicago. The revised list Of pIemi-
ums covers every groand that can be
thought Of, and the local artists should
at once arrange for their exhibits.
a glsnce at the premium liet shows
that prizes have been offered In gold
and silver medals for figure painting
In oil; historical painting; figure paint
ing in water colors; original landscape
painting In oil utah scenery; origi-
nal landscape painting In water colors
utah scenery; portraits In oil, water
coiors and pastel landscape In pastel;
crayon portrait from life, not a
photograph; etching, original drawing
In black and white, original pen and
ink drawing, charcoal drawings from
natufc-iandscapo and figure; specl-
mcua Of H. wur painting In water c0lofs,
silll liic studiUs from nature In water
cnlora and oil, study from the antique,
specimen Of animal painting, display
90 marine paintings, oil painting by q
/ pefsUn under is yoara, drawing by n
pcrfOu under u JuurH, Hlgn and orna-
mental painting on wood, can.
vas, or gln,s; tmnung on sir
banner or nag, displays OF plaques,
hand. pniBteu china, hand painted tiies,
haud-painttd tableware china, hand.
painted Ornamental china, hand painted
royal Worcester china, painting ON
satin OF elk, luttfo painting, dcsign In
/ color tor interior decoration NJ room.
Most msrltorious collection Of oil
palntiupa, the work Of n Utah artist;
most nlorilorluus collection Of water
colors, the work Of Utah artist.
Photographic views, not less than
twelve specimens; Photographic por-
traits. not less than Twelve specimens;
twelve cabinet portraits, albumen psper;
/ twelve cabinet portraits, gelatlne or
collodon paper; life size photographic
portrait; coloring II Photographic, water
/ colors; water pfiul, worked la Indian
ink or erayon; display Of tngrav-
hugs on steel or copper plate, SUCH
ss hank notes, bill hca1f, etc;
photographic work, engraving un
gold OF silver, ornnmentin anu letter.
ing six specimens or more; engraving
on wood, not less than three apeci.
| mems; sculpture by Utah artist;
! poftfhit bust; wood or stone carving;
stntuRTy; display of altO-felicvo work
in clay; FtecO mosaic aud carved
wood by n resilient u Utah; cornicc,
center piece or other work la plaster,
not less than three specimens; stone
cutting; monument In any local stones:
hornl carving In marble; architectural
piece worked In native stone; lettering
In marble.
All photographs exhibited In com.
petition must be- from negatives made
eince the opening Of the Fair OF 1891.
Mr.. Wells expects to catalogue the
exhibits the eame IN last year, and In
order that plenty OF time can be given
intended competitors, ne has Issued the
following letter.
Tho Territorial fldr Of ls02-tho twonti-
eth exhibition OF the DCsorot Agricultural
aud Manufacturing Society-occurs Octo-
ber 4, 0, o, aud X isp2, and the under.
signed, AZ supervisor OF the art depart
mont believes that with tho aid Of your-
self aud other homo artists his depart
ment can DO made great feature OF tho
fair, rejecting credit upon tho Utah
artists, and mrnishinga worthy colloc-
| ton frOia which TO HolOct eNhihlta for tho
great Columbian Exposition.
lilo therefore solicils your active inter.
eat la the art exhibit and call, your at
lontiOn to the fact that this will 10 tho
only opportunity Of showing what can bo
done 10y Utah for the art department Of
the Worlds Fair Of 1898
To add to tho convenience and interest
OF spectators, II IN tho intention 10 pub
lish catalogue ~ tho works OF art OK.
hiblied, with uRmo Of the artist, etc, and
to have the price included In the cata-
loguc Of those plecos that are for sale, Ia
tho hopO that this will result In tho
artists being ab,o to dispose of many Of
thuir works 20 visitors, M IN done In the
academy exhibitions In Now York and
elsewhere.
The following special rulo will apply
this year.
FiHt-Exhibltors must list thoir Pic
turcs with tho supervisor on or before
September l0th, TO secure mention In ma
printed catalogue, Catalogue work viii
have the preference In hanging.
Second We enclose slips for listing a
separate list for each picture,
Thitd-No work viii be received later
than October l~t, aud exhibitors are earn.
ostly requested to have them In by Sop
tomhur 30th.
For amy further particulars confer with
the undersigned at the Staic Bank OF
Utah, Nos /, . and Main street.
NOIEs.
Mics Kate Wells offers special
Premium u 1--WE dollars eotth OF color.
Ing i1r tho best water color painting in
, nowep or landscape by Utah lady
amateur artist.
The chief features OF the Dcsorrl
Museum will be classified and arranged
Ia show cases and probably shown In
, the ale We occupied last year by the
educational department.
The space iut exhibits and displays
isGlready being applied for.
, The couple ungugcd 20 be- married AT
the fair have secured their marriage
. liCeute, amt only await the setting oil
the day hy the directors.
7 The complete Premium lipt viii ht
; sent to any address upou application
! 10 Geo. ID. Pyper, box $50.