The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-02


unrequited work of such as devote their
time to such service. And any assist
ance that an exhibit gives to the sale
of pictures, is certainly to be encour-
aged. j wish that the state had a much
greater number of public-spirited citi-
zens, who would take up the subject of
art encouragement, and do everything
possible to requite those who are con-
secrating their efforts to art and the
other professions.
Lies Best Pleasures.
Our lives are not made up entirely
or chiefly of earning and eating and
wearing and sleeping. The refined, es-
| thetic, spiritual enjnyments go a long
way TO making up the best there is in
our lives; and he has lived most fully
who, after satisfying the material
wants of himself and those dependent
upon him, has gone most deeply into
these refined and refining pleasures.
For your sake. for the sake of the pub
lic and for the sake of our growing
state, / trust this and similar worthy
movements may meet with all possible
encoura geme nt.
And now, pronounce this art exhibit
officially opened; l commend it TO the
favorable attention of the public; 1 in
vite their patronage; and 1 bespeak for
you in your efforts to advance the art
interests of the state, the hearty sup
port of its citizens
Public Invited.
President Hafen spoke briefly, urging
members to enlist the interest of their
friends in the work of the institute
The exhibit will be open for two weeks
between the hours of and 10 %. m and
the public is invited to attend No adj
mission is charged.
The complete list of exhibits is as
follows:
Paintings.
J. Leo Fairbanks Toll pantings}-1. Mid
ocean; 2 Springtime: g. Lake Michigan
Ihioago; 4. Winter; 5, Chicago from the
Eelslty of Chicago; 9, Moonlight on the
Roof Tops, Paris: TO- Harvest: IL. Uni
Eersity of Chicago; II, Stormy Night St
SuIpice; Is, College of Education; a. Sun
set; 10, St. Sulpice by Night; IS, Fisher
man; H. Etaples; Is. La Fleuve Etaples;
IL. Doorway; %. Court du Dragon; q, St
5ulplee in the Mists; p, Woodruff Resi-
Mahonri NJ. Young (oil paintings)-23. At
the Tap of the Gong; "a, Middle weights
-, The Falling Curtains; 20, Blaeksmiths
q, Track: TX My Grandmother; %, John
Hsten; 81, Fate Monday Near Florence;
81: La PreSse; 32 Portrait of Prof A. b.
Wright; SO, End of the Seventeenth; a.
CRHrch, Venice (Water COLOR.
Street Scene, Paris: 81. Luxembourg Gar
dens; ga, Sunny Italy
j. I, HARDWOOD (oil paintings)-3S. Adora-
tlon of Ages; 80, Forest; 40, Garfield; IL.
Water colors43, Black Rock; A. Lake
Liberty Park; IS, American Fork Canyon;
46, Cottonwood, Utah Lake.
Oil painting-H The Young Inventor
Hal Burrows-4S, Oil Sketch.
q; wesley Browning (pastels)-49, Lone
y faDltauon; 90. Glimpse of Autumn; 81.
Apple Blossoms; 52 The Jordan at Sun
Lu Deem Christensen (OiI paintings)-53,
90. Still Life.
J. w. Curtis-57 Sketch of Main Street.
Mrs. Alice NJ. Horne-57A, Still Life
Dan Weggeland (water color)-57B, View
on Pelican Point, Utah Lake.
Lee Greene Richards con paintings)-5S,
trait OF Mrs F.; 81. The Late DR.. John
r. Park; g., After Glow; 6S. Girl With a
Green Bag; 64. Night; %. Man in a Cloak
MISS Myra Sawyer-66, Study; o.. Vile
6S. Peasant Making Lace: 20, Road TO
St Briae.
John Hafen-73, Sketch: a. Strawber-
rles; 20. Evening Glow on Mountain; 76
Boats on Utah Lake; Il, Sego Lilies: Is,
Dandeiions: 70. Hhe Spring, So Vesper
Hour; 81; Jordan River; 81. Sunset on Mt.
kolob; SO, Early Spring; 81. Cactus in
Blossom; 50. Portrait Mrs. Smart
A b. Wright-S6 The Grove; ST. Inte-
rIor Church. St. German L. Auxerrois "a; |
s. Alice; SO, Book of Poems; 30. Autumn; |
u, Pont st. Michael; 90. Interior Church,
St German L. Auxerrois (2); 80. Grey
Day "a. Portrait Miss O.: IS. summer;
70 The River; 81, Portrait Mrs r.; 9s. |
Portrait Mr.. H.; SO. Portrait Prof
V; 100, Portrait of Miss D.;
lOl, Three Trees; lola, Portrait Of Miss r.
j. b. .Fairbanks-102. Summer Evening;
1O3, Early Morning; l0i, Wheat Field; 105 !
In the Meadow (Water color; 106, In the
Marshes; l0l Winter; los, Evening Glow;
lO9. Grain Stacks; no. Going TO Pasture; |
Ill. Morning in the Harvest Field; 11a |
Evening. Autumn: 11S. Springtime; ia |
At the Close of Day; 115. Harvest (Og-
den): lie. Harvest of Oats; III, The Old |
Willow Tree; us, Threshing.
Sculpture.
MohonIi NJ. Young Plaster casts)-122, |
Portrait of Miss s.; l23. Jackie OBJ;
ia, Coal HEAVIER: 1875 French Laberer |
Bronzes Exhibition IN the Paris Salons |
lS, Alfred Maurer; l27, Rest; 12s, Man |
with Hammer: 129. Chisler; 1870. Toll
j.. Leo Fairbanks (Plaster cast)-131, Por- !
trait Medalian
Architectural Drawings.
H. c. Hansen-l32 A Public Play |
ground: 1873, Perspective of Cement PIas- |
ter Residence.
Wood Work, Etc.
Chas. A caine-is4. Chair.
Students Mechanic Arts Dept. l.. D. S /
U,-135, CarYer's Bench; 1856 Newell Post. /
Miss Edith CunmingS-137, Case of /
China, 1Ss, Case of China.
Miss May Merrill-139 Lace.
Students State Training SehooI-14O Pot
terry.
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