The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-15

are made from plaster models and
range from the first crude effort Of the
pupil TO that produced under the train
ing of Mr.. Bradley. The change Is mark
ed and astonishing. Pupils who seemed
10 have difficulty in depicting the bones
and veins of the human hand IN their
early efforts exhibit sketches or heaus
and torsos In their later efforts that com
mand instant admiration. The list or
the studies exhibited and the names OF
the artists are as follows;
Mrs. A. Il. Adams, study OF a mana, ana
Mrs. Ofis Ashmore, tea kettle n clever
drawing of head and hand and ear
Miss Lucille Billingsley. some very clev-
er sketches in charcoal OF glasses, Dottes,
liquor TASKS, etc.
his admission to Mr.. Bradleys class, proved
TO be absolutely ignorant Of the first princt-
pies of art, displays three sketches OF
merit from still ltte-models OF hand anu
Miss Lillian Bates, clever sketches of
nose and ear. &c.,,
AN Miss Alice Collins, three studies Of hand,
ear and foot
Miss Mary Conner, some excellent sketch
es Of jug and glass, with studies OF 1901
and ear ,,
block, ball and funnel.
Miss V. n. Chisholm, four interesting
studies. two of which are from life, and
the others from still life, being the venus
Miss ii Alice West one life model. the old
seamstress, and several sun IRE moaeIsi
displaying in her work originality and
cleVerness of execution, which deserve
the highest praise.
Miss Jett Howard a display in pencil.
and pen and ink work, which Is higaaly
commendable. Miss Howard presents M
teen sketches, of which seven are from
life the one of Mrs. w. w. Gordon Jr.'
being particularly good. There Is aiso D., a
gro and some very clever in
ital letter pieces, which go 70 prove
that Miss Howard has future IN the line
Of art which she had adopted. -. 49,.
Miss Anna NJ. Starr, some claNer CHAR
coal studies of cup and vase.
Miss Minnie Nathan, clever piece or
work in hand and ear studies, her last ef-
fort being a childs head, well-executed.
Miss Hattie Saussy, two heads wen
MISS MISS LIZZIE e shaffer, a vase, some
sketches Of a hand and foot and very
clever sketch of liquor mask.
Miss Sheuster, two Well executed
sketches of a foot and ear for inspection.
Mr.. Chris Murphy studies of hand and
Miss Bessie Hayward. ear and liquor
Miss Elizabeth Hardee, studies of cup
and saucer, and mouth.
Miss Elizabeth McLaws, studies of
Mr. F. J. Molina, shade studies of jug,
label, funnel, and tea kettle.
Miss Hattie Cohen, studies of hand. foot
Miss Lucille Desbouillon. studies of two
model heads.
Miss Frances NJ. Greene, studies of
Miss Annie C. Harmon study of jug
and label; also sketch of hand.
Mrs. Darwin B. Hull, three clever
sketches Of head, foot and ear from plas-
ter model.
The display of works in oil was small,
but the quality made up for quantity. Miss
Willnk exhibited four studies. the best
of which were an overturned basket OF
onions and barrel of apples, Miss VIII
link also made a sketch of the old seam
stress whose full face had been sketched
in charcoal by Miss Chisholm and Miss
West. The fidelity of the likeness in
all these pictures bespeaks praise for the
orlglnators.
Miss Chisholm also makes three clever
studies Of the same subjects, her treat
ment of the overturned barrel of apples
being especially fine
Mrs. Garrard, two very excellent stud
les in oil, the more pretentious of which
is the one displaying an antique copper,
and iron inkstand and some old books
bound in vellum. The other study of an
old copper kettle Is praiseworthy from its
fidelity to detail Taken as a whole the
exhibition is extraordinarily successful,
when the short time Mr.. Bradley has had
the students under his charge is consid-
cred. From the interest exhibited, the
come recognized, and a the present rate
of progress Savannah will shortly have
art exhibitions from home talent that will
satisfy the most eXacting critics