The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22
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According to the Philadelphia Papers
..Phi1ade!phta is to be the art centre Oh
Che United States. her people the sua ,
dams OF the treasure-hoUse conpsia
with any in the world" The Fairinouiss
park Commission approved on Inursdsly
the beginning of a permanent art mus
cum with whatever funds are OH iis''
about 100000 in all. with an uitinAiee -, ss>
penditure of several million dohaEs- 1le
new gallery Is to be erected on l,eH,oh
Jflf in the park in accordance with tlic
designs accepted in 1895 after a eonspee
flor, in which $1,000 was awarded ii1 Tour
prizes AS soon as the $4,000 Is ass.Ii
able. work will be begun on the man
gallery.
The artists festival, under the auspices
| of the Rcstors Art Students Assoe'a
| ton, will be gwen in t;apley Hal 49,
| day evening, April %, from 20 /. S'oSN
me subject OF The festival VII: ne
pageant given before the ladies' OIL tae
| court of Elizabeth. at kenilworth castle.
| THE costumes will be limited TO those
worn In Europe between the years s"
| and 1000.
| rhe curator of classical antiquities has
/ v,iacsd on exhibition, IT. the ROM OF tne
| crock vases in the Mostno Museum OF
/ Fine Arts the fine collection oil anelsill
| glass, bought at the Hoffman safe IN
1882, and at f1rio,s ostt s.A,hits az tho
are several eN .;S, Pnoenician
hotties of grcerish yellow and rose-cotored
class and an Egyptian kohl-iar ate
other features OF tue ~
,, ro,,e hse, in
Eleven sr1et Amer, t Msr ~ tbe specfa,
vited to senu an. eAi.. tI,,+ 10 10 he held
WoIaan MS, t csd,,St london. Miss CeciEa
Beaux is one e., OF b sas eo NIrT Madison
be repres ..5 Mt, Sra-v r Bonsall, OF
laHfo, asiS. - Mr. v4,itn,an. of Fos-
aisn agreed to send specimens
eS 20 - ,o,-ls ,monz, the Others on the
I,s+ ave Miss Pauline Doane, OF Chicago;
list e'to 80 ,,i ,Tiss Emily Sartair
MISS ostet az % -, s.ter,hars of this
ana MIS- -Alice Ds't oo-
CITY
IT. .o,.,,,tr a,,,,,I exposition Of the
=; ~ NTTee1r, Association will
s~iRlellillslsi ~, 10 fe. tyyo months. The
-. op Is co,nnoseI of 7. G. steele Il, II.
jury IS e2Lh t, n,,rs,,T.rs @ 7 Barn
Alet~lii. Jv.iit w I..s,c .Debereiner
horn, y. . N'T -,
anu I'i4ss I. ~
-, ,r,,.,.a,,,rs,. or c-nieago. "Th,
"a rr,,ar artist" tine other day sold one of
his paintings en- z.,rl,tsca for $1,000
~ Ai<'ts ID - ,,,,-t of the paiutins.
Down on the Farm vThlcn IS now IN
Paris awaiting hanging IN the Ai;'eF. .ra.l
section of the tlne-Irts nulliins. ne
work has already been formally deS9P's0
by Coulmissioner-Cfe General Peek
The sixth annual exhibition OIL pant nj
ings will be opened in the tHery OF L'ls
Maine State library at PollnG sp'Irs'
June Z. to continue unth OoeooeA' w..
| T. c. Griffith is manager.
The great MiIlet, wnose genius lrahs-
formed the lowest material Lso inc
highest ideal. used to say tf'bt the Sc
cret of true art was to paint what one
: did not see. This, he asserted, was In, inc
mystic spell cast by his paintings. Inc
unseen sentiment dominated tne eNpigss-
ed thought. on one occasion he put be-
fore a friend canvas when ne ha a..
| Just finished What does that tell you.
he asked. 1t is only the edge OF q eouh-
lit and tE,TIIT