The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-06-17
EXHIBIT in DRAWING;

Monday June Goth:
EXHIBIT in DRAWING:
It was the pleasure of representative Of
the GAZETTE, one day this week; to Visit tho
exhibit in free hand drawing executed III
by the students in Prof. Berchtold's class;
at the Oregon agricultural collge; during the;
past two terms: The exhibit is very cred:
liable one, especially when it is considered
that none of the students of the Glass ever
received any instructions lii this art prior to
January first, 1892. The exhibit consists Of
all OF the work Of the class from the Begin
ing and shows marked improvement as they
advanced. The walls Of the class room. are
ornamented with some thirty or fourty of
the best sudies selected, some Of which
would do credit to much older artists. The
balance of the work is preserved in book
form and is open to the inspection Of visi.
tors. The exhibit will be open to visitor4
every afternoon until the close of college.
The following is list of some of the draw;
ings worthy Of mention:
Fishermaiden, tFfenchJ by Miss Frank
Parsons; also Peasant Girl on her way to
church. very good:
Fishing Scene in Scandinavia; Lulu Will.
liams, good; ono can fairly feel the chill Of
the hugh blocks of ice in the water.
Stag. drinking, Aug Zimmerman:
Oregon Forest scene; Edith Coote; very
natural indeed.
French Anarchist, thead) Mark Bump; ex;
cellent, particularly the expression.
Landscape, Della GellatIy, town in che
background, hillside in foreground; perspec:
tive very good.
Head of Roman girl; Jas. Briscoe, and d
Gfoup of Terrier Dogs. good.
Eastern Scene, caravan in front, city in
background, Miss Frank Parsons, a very
delicate piece and true to nature.
Tired Blacksmith, Geo: Clark.
Normandy Fisherman with basket, tuhs
George, very careful work.
Italian landscape, Eta Cam pbell, very
creditable effort, with great attention to do:
tails.
Head Of Juno, and one Of little girl, BY
Theo Raster, good.
Head of Northnan, and Rhenish landscape;
Frank Edwards, splendid achievements.
Landscape, showing reflection IN water;
Filth Coote, lovely picture of peace and
beauty, perfect gem.
Brace of Deer, (buck and doeJ A. L. Bux.:
ton, painstaking and successful attempt:
Herd Of Cattle in a field, Lulu Williams, .
bucolic picture of great force.
Goat in field, and Head of Caligul,, Her;
bert Friendly, both, but particularly the
first, real good.
Child asleep in high chair, by Lettie,
Wicks, very natural and life-like:
Miss Anna Haugh exhibits, Girl dressed
in Greek costume, and A Fowl, good.
Bert Lacy, Buss of Infant, and English
landscape, very neat.
Miss Orla Robbins exhibits a pretty Area.
lian scene, good specimen to study thS
Greek nose.
Anna Ward, Head of Young Woman,
with much earnest work and perseverance,.
Robert Gellatly, although not as accom-:
plished an artist as his sister, motlesly shows
. Childs Head, that cost him many all hour
If severe application.
Arthur Lewis, has nearly finished a fms
picture of the noble Oregon pine.
Miss Ina Gould, Father carrying 1itt.a
boy, ajeomplete success.
Miss Lolita Rose, just finished a charcoal
picture representing a landscape, very good;
Miss Kate Mackay drew head, with ele!
Z slnce.
Miss Filth Coote's representation Of a
'eautiful Cotswod, done in one day, isa
reat ornament to the gallery.
Mr.. Mark Bumps Head of Sheep, and
is Scottish Bagpiper show what persis.
ent application can do, the former has been
poken for to 60 to Chicago as has also some
f Miss Coote's work and others.
Mr.. e. Elliott is represented by rustic;
Gene, Kline in Close Qaarters.
Milton Wyatt sent marine, Ship at
.nchor.
Then the class did good deal Of skee' CHI;
lg from natur during the last term; Mr..
uxton's Pyramid of Stacked Guns Miss
oote's Umbrella and Geranum, Mr.. Ed
ards Hat, Mr.. Lacy's Step Ladder and
IT. Leonard's Waste. Basket, deserving
,ecial mention.