The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-04
AMERICAN BORN WOMfN
VINO ARR sdUHt
y nE Amerlean Natlonal Jury q eslk

- HE American National Jury o. ~
ture for the Paris expoaltisa ,
composed OK IL. G. Adams. n L
French, Charles Graefiy. HI \
Pratt, j. O. A. Ward and dorado ~
Sculpture. says the New York Tf1DoA
Is comparatively a new field for wenn
Among the women sculptors whe -
duced the statues shown at tho Wup
fair. working under the dirccttco y
dorado Taft. were Julia Rracken. -
Rankin and Mrs. Lou w. Moore. -
Bracken had charge OF the women -
ers, and herself modelled the iarss ~
OF Illinois Welcoming tho NsttG4'
which stood above the door Of the nlmD
building. Mrs. Lou Moore has be<a -
nended by the Art students l<a0
When the National Sculpture sociey \
New York accepted her bust OF Joo1 =
Benslay this was considered 10 -
the Judges refused 10 believe u ~ -
work OF woman
Bessie Potter Is another sculptor ~
work has been In great demand
cities claim Miss Potter. Porn = y
Louis. she was educated IN chicne4 q
recently married a painter, u. w ~
noh. li' New York
y ri. Of Denver "a pupil =
Gar recently returned from -
She a 4 studio In the KiftYidGs -
ing, in Denver, and when visited ~
Tribune correspondent told shis
career.
Il spent all last year In Paris &|
over 10 10 to school. but 81 Causes
NO. have a studio Of your own Ant n
work. sud I win come sometimes -
what YOU are doing. 50 ! put ~
nafy paraphernsiia ia q bare. weilas
little room and proceeded 20 wrxb
lngs on what came 10 my mis1
some relief work and minor piscs q "
and then started in on Tbs BOT - u
Frog 1 found my model SITTER NAN
ais.
The Boy and the Frog ccxusis1
erAi months OF my time. bat
labor % love. and I worked enihs
ally. when I finally nnia5ea am
iIttls reception Ia my studio !" 60 ~
the occasion and display the wsfk
first time. I was more thaa rspe!e
kindly DriBicEss Il won 81. 3zuss
especially kind. II hss sxppsessee
said II has life. You esugat ~
OF H.
Mlss Ward removed the coyssing
statue In the middle Of the rc1m
played her MASTERPIECES. It " 1sas
a fountain, A nke-sixs nxufe Of
boy. apparently looking irsto ne rss
the edge ~ which sits the ffoss ~
raguish lisiis fellow 10 tsaslnx- -
OF the monuments ard statssgJ
10 women America hAs not =
though the city IL Paris - sAls
the world IN such rnonunsntA ~
garrett statue ia New orleans. ~
Fncut 70 Ninnis Dayia ia Hoisy sseS s.
terry. RsehmOnd erected ~ he - ~ 4 |
Of ths C0nfna1racy. anG thu nenes i. "a. |
I.egbona HYDE Walworth. sfestss
stosa. under the auspices o. NJ z. ~ |
and Mary Washington Cglonl&A 'eyy.z-
Daughters o. the Afn@sie1a 49,
are among the American sp<ss
such art rs -
II L. said THAT, with the So 49,
Victoria. queen ~ Epglsed. - -
has been the original ~ 80 fnveN, ~
ART as the Mad 81 Orleans,
Are. II mas been estimated uA
world over not more thAa nffy -.
menss have been erected 70 ~efsssA -
monuments have been erected Y .Es
william 1. Of Germany than
moua women pitt together.
tgry after Maria ThsresaF dssU :. q n
erected a monument 70 her mems5Jr.<te
Russian seuipt0rs Mlkershla ane 80
shin were renowned b. a bronzs -. -. 4
Catherine the Great queen -
Prussia has a beautiful statue - -
Carrara marble IN Beri!n