Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-24
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Richmond: Sol. Binswanser' hlciiiloilr'
The following Photographic Supp'y
co,oponies we're represented: American
Aristo company. Wilson, Hood q Co.
Thomas II. McCollin Il CO.. W. =. Buch-
arer cummings a. Co. NJ. \. SEED Dry
plate COMPANY. Hammer Dry-I Ia'e
Company. and Sol. J. Binswanger'
4 VERY ARTISTIC DISPLAY.
The collection of photographs and art
work exhibited by photographers from an
rerts of the state. and hung around the
wis of Sanger Hall. i large anu
etriline one. and serves 10 display much
strong and fine work. 90
Tho American Aristo Company VI
Jamestown. has n splendid eXhlpll' WHICH
Includes choice selections from the niles
nbotoeranbers in the United States. Ihere
are samples of the work OF stem Oh auaa'
Dana. and Morrison. all Oh Wnol'
are shining lights In the world OIL pro'o-
eraphy. The pictures are nam,
framed. The company IS represen'oU a.
the convention by three artists
Mr. A. H. Picker, Of Lynchburs' mas
fine display of very large contact PRINTS
The details Of this photographer are very
fine q smile of three pictures--Medlldt,ol D.
poelization and Enect--being parucu-
larly striking. 49,. -
NJ II. Y. Lmebock. Of Roanoke has
sr,a1i but decidedly unique, display
which is noticeable for its fine details
which are emphasized without killing the
artistic general effect. ,-r.
Mr. William Freeman, OF Noriolk' a
rising young artist. follows the style OIL
the leading photographers or the COUNT y
TIis work shows that he pays particu-
lar attention TO posing. and hghtlhg' WIN
the best results. IN. ,,.o
Tho Eustler Brothers, of Danville. have
large exhibit in PLATING ana hldI..lllo -.
Their work is excellent and their eheo'S
very pretty. ... .,o,,.s
MIR H. ID. Murray Of Staunton' SHOWS
como admirable photographs on shaded
erav mounts. The particular features
are the head of q pretty girl. ana Won
derfuFv fine landscape, equal 10 tha'
shown in the leading art magazines. Inc
photographs i'm this collection are li
olive tone and carbon. ,,,.
Mr. J. z. Wampler Of CharlottesVii.e.
exhibits some admirable groupings ana
some wonderfully fine interior views
arnone the number being some or the
workshops of the Miller Manual Schoo'.
Mr. r. r phillips. of Alexandra, shows
an ideal lot of small and large WORK
nroducing some very beautiful e1ects.
The quality OF this exhibit is very hlgh'
and shows that Mr. Phillips is a c'ose
student. ,,.
Mr.. II. H. Hunt. Of Farmville IS new
man in the business. but his work mol
Gates clearly that If he goes on as ne
has begun he will make his marx.
Mr.. G z. Cheyne. OF Hampton mas a
modest collection of photographs scarce
w pocketful but his work compares
very favorably with the other cohectlons'
Nessrs. Homeier & Clark Mr.. w. w.
Foster and the Davis gallery represent
the Richmond photographers. Messrs'
4oneier e Clark have large ana az
tractive exhibit. very nicely presented.
the frames being artistic. and worthy OF
communication This firm SHOWS SOME
bigb-class work i'm various styles.
Mr.. Foster has the largest display o,
any i'm the hall 1t is very tastetul ana
arranged in quite an unique way OH
deficate backgrounds and artistic frames
The exhibit of the Davis Art Gallery
&c particularly noticeable for the variety
of nose and correct portraiture. Ihe ei-
fects obtained are decidedly artistic ana
the pictures are framed so as to snow
what effects will be most suitable
prizes will be awarded according 10
the several classes in which the eXhlbits
are entered on Thursday