The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-27
TWENTIETH CENTTRY CLTR.

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/ the city building on Tuesday afternoon.
| A large number were present and several
new members were received into the club.
/ The present work is a continuation Of
| the study of the traditions. history and
| art of Rome, and happens to be in many
! respects on parallel lines with the Chau-
! tauqua art productions of old Rome.
The discussion of current matter Of in
| terest was led by Mrs. McNaughten. after
| which the program for the day was open
| ed with a talk on the works OF Salvador
! Rosa, by Mrs. J. n. Haymaker. Though
belonging to the naturalists. d school Of
| no great Importance in Italy, Rosa is a
| noted figure in the annals CT art. He
was an individual of strong and versatile
mind and his paintings exhibit always
| force and mastery conception. His can
vases are found in all large galleries and
are usually delineations Of some unusual
aspect of nature His most striking pic
/ ture in the memory of the writer IS a
study Of the heads Of several brigands,
which is found in the Academy OF St.
Luke. in Rome.
Mrs. a. c. Race described a number of
| the principal paintings in the Vatican
and the villa Farnesina. This villa was
erected for Agastino Chigi. the great pa
pal banker and decorated by Raphael.
| and his best known pupil. Civic Romano
| The splendid and spacious han entered
| by the visitor from a charming formal
| italian garden, IS most charmiugly deco
rated with a series of twelve paintings
| illustrating the story Of Cupid and
Psyche. These pictures are enclosed by
| deucately executed garlands OF flowers.
and are as fresh and brilliant IA cOiorinE
as II but newly painted An adjoining
apartment also contains beautiful
mythological painting executed entirely
by Raphael, representing Galatea borne
across the sea, and both in the Gaiatea
and lovely Cupid are seen suggestions Of
the great Sistine madonna
The meeting was concluded with
short talk by the leader, on the historic
ruins and buildings IN and adjacent 10
the Forum.
The meeting on next Tuesday. October
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Campbell will give some interesting cook
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ELIZABETH REBEKAH LODGE
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give a Gynsy social st their hall over
10 North Main street. next wednesday
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sum Of 3 cents you viii be given ticket
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