Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-19
ART NOTES

III
is concluded. The entire number Is
up to los usual high standard
ART NOTES,
Under the direction of Prof Halsey
G. ives, of the st. Louis Worlds Fair,
CHIEF " the department of arr o stato-
ment 0t DE aims OF the department
has been made and addressed t1 paint
ers, scuptors architects, and PRODUCERS
o. art material Of every kind This
department 0f arts has been Organized
by the adoption of q classification are
ranged upon q broader plane than has
been established by former luleua-
tional eXpOsiu0ns In 81 b. involved
recognition OF the fact that there should
be made no distinction between what
has been commonly considered Zine
art and that termed industrial art
An art work whether on canvas IN
marble. plaster wood metal glass.
porcelain, or teXtlle--When the artist
producer has worked with conviction
aud knoWledge-is recognized as equal
~ deserving VI respect Ia proportion as
II is worthy from the stanGp0inis of in-
spiration and technique Under this
classification. the buildings on the eX-
position grounds, whether erected by
the exposition authorities or by private
enterprise. and their mural and sculp-
tural decorations may be entered az
exhibits In the department of art for
such awards az may be conferred I'M
dor a system to be announced later.
For this sculpture an internad nal
sculpture court win be provided In the
art palace, with the natural earth in
lieu Of q constructed floor This win
permit the Introduction of groups of
foliage. plants. palms. etc, F5t IN spacea
between sections covered with a form
0f paving for the passageways ana the
installation Of the larger figures and
groups. Certain sculptures also may
he installed IN the exposition grounds
Sculptural decoration, MS applied 20 r.
chltecture. vill be shown I'm special gall
leries for architecture. opening into the
international sculpture court Thus
these exhibits, closely related both 20
sculpture and architecture win he in-
stalled practically with both. For the
first time az an international evnori-
ton, special galleries will be provided
for the installation Of models of build
inPs, scuptural decorations mural
paintings, wood-carvlngs. ryrogrnphic
designs, mosalcs loaded and moeaic
glass, II IS hoped that IN this group
examples OF recent noteworthy con-
gtructlons In every country will be
shown,
The Sargent decoration FOR III Boston
hubble library building "The Cuicinv-
~, nh In 90 l. g1- H.
nree ~ the recent ROYAL Academy ev-
hlhtion IN London, lg 70 b. mt IN place
this month The whole series tvpifv-
ing the Christian REELECTION. win not
however be COMPLETED until the THIRD
mart of the scheme. representing "The
Sermon on the Mount Is carried ont
upon the long wall above the main
etalroase. The rer1a'ning Holy
Croii" ronele for thc delivery room. nv
Tlwin 4. Abbey. win not 10 reaTv M
m newt nnrlng. Abbey had practically
cownleted tham h"t was nor satisfied
with tho effect ou6 decided to 40 them
dvpr apain. with tho hhbnv and Sar-
cent decora tionv IN Place little win re-
noin 70 No done in the wov ~ mural
ood coiinp adnrnmert NJ the hui'dine
Tho orlpinoi nronoelfion r. decorqte
p1toe hon witt Nrurol o in'lnos h. hoon
ohondrnod The eoulntural 'e7ora lions
N hand Gro however. ~ great import.
once. THO 0rst ~ these ~ ~ into
n'oco win - 40 bronze entrance 1oore.
Nv nanlol Tra~oh Ae IN Mr.. Al
bev's case NJ French ha1 bic work
rearlv oo'0nleta1 ~ ore time hnf uns
not eqti-fed ord hrote II m Angus
ems G. Gauaone has heen oorT'ie- lNnVl
n desioN tho crnups for 'ho or'slAss -
tho main entrance. Zach ~ M WIN
COMPRISE thrar figure Thir s-i'n-
iural work is expected ~ relieve 'ho
romewhat bald appearance OF the
facade
Mr.. sidney CN0por. who. although
moro than ninety wears - ace has re-
oaived eoveral honore for rirtn-os ~ the
recent poval tcadapv exhibition IN
london is ~ no poems The oldeet nv
fis, stni ~ work. France haq Il least
two a~flsts who hove raseed into iheir
raoon1 eerfurv the FIRST - eour1-
paoureoar7 who ie ono hnn7raa and
oro vepro ~ age. made p cravon sketch
~ Nero'eo7's cote IN the Charn 10
Mars IN 7et5 We was a nupil of David
f,,rv. THO second centenorian is "A I'M
roseph Ti'ac. an architect who was
horn IN 1900.
Tho great fresco ~ "The Last Sum
ner" hv Leonardo IA Vinci IN Mil9n
Is once more IN the hands NJ the restor-
prs. No fewer tbar 'hreo eminent ~
neris o-e p hactorio'orlsi have been
eorsulto7 with view 20 ne preserva-
,ion 7, e h0ped that their combined
erorts win have q eatlsfactorv result.
arhonrN vnny foreign art critics fear
the opposite.
The death II strength" nv tNe
American sculntor y Edwin Elwon In
tho raraen Of the old cathedral ofFdom.
Holland. IS said TO be the fneet statue
bv an American artist erected in Eu-
rope.
The colored ongravinrs ~ the early |
mart NJ the lost century are now valued ]
m prices which would have astonlshed |
tho artists who made Thorn FOR IN I
stance. the fawoug "Cries ~ london I
sArles after Wheatlcv has risen from 4
$40 ~ s. 000 for the SET The oo'orcf /
prints ~ rustic ecnnes 7fior G'orgc /
Norland. published crlgna'lv ~ e aoch
have rome IN az high as $500 each fer
good example.
Ria,chel's rrnnn Of Goethe md Srhll-
ler erected m Wcimar IN 1851 has been
reproduced M San Francisco IN Golden
Gate mark by the Germans OF that CITY
A srrls- u.rlinr TMlsa paerhnna. nf |