Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-30
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the Library Of Congress through its print
division. It-consists of between twenty-five
| and thirty tho,,..,a ,,,o,,,r.. - r,stsh.s
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WolAs VI AlcHtectufe' sculpture anu PAINT
ing 70 De FOUND abroad, ana VIII furnish
| students data which has heretofore been
absolutely unobtainable. The prints are
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W zen INCHES m uainehston' anu NAYS peeu
made by expert photographers. They cover
In subject wide territory and encompass
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" oe iounu M cuiope anu 0feas DsieA1n'
Speciaiiy Wen CHOSEN, thss are uncomH'oniy
enlightening, and, whatever may be said
for or against modern photoeraphy In this
instance al lea.t. she nreves herself the
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aIe PAr..culaIiy pieasHs. AohcIse IN SUI.
Hleha, sney are agrseaoy conposer anu
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hn. stbs hasntif,,, s,rnctmras ~ the rrny
nul ing peauiui saIucsuys ~ .He Ply ~
HI, iiees Inc eAa'eau4 anu Snui ene y,
sa,,,tIa. 81 49,, $50 f,,,r
,sui.iesS an ueslsh. AHeie 81 tsai
nuIuieu pno.osIapns III tias 10 -
group, anu MANY ol them aIe VI aIe a..
iehee' me giiu.osi tap,, III, sa,.ato, and
1T $500. ,,;.r.s, 80 .i,an sfudies Of
oetdis Which VIII ne louhu peS .,, 9, II II
ss, %, ts n sinS,e IVY ~, 70 .mna onr,,,nv
an iron grin or perhaps the capital of a
column, the ceiling of hall quaint
grotesque gargoyie
tn,'...@ " - e =. ~. - ,S ,nnort,nt nubic
galleries and some of the private ones as
well. From Great Britain have come re-
productions OF 4,os0 WORKS IN the FORMER
and 2.S61 in the latter from the Louvre
ana luxembourg 'here are over .housanu
while from Dresden, Vienna, antwerp ahu
rome come many, mahy otneiS. 49,
country has been taken Ia turn aIit Ia, urane
as II were, OF i.s treasures. w. tne 1h
eliii,sh, ou. lle pss' $50 toratbar With
wall paintings OF Pompeh, tosether VIII
ruins or Inc buried CITY, coHisttu.e s
anu hipor ,afil S ,x 60 rio,nras ~
gctten is series VI q ttS apt;ratT the
pe m ul.tuI 100 ,a 49, hauiider,nv array
cohection Wouiu hiaAe ~ ~. dt,innai civ
nole u *i ' e, a,ttnant hit its charm
weeho Uui y. ~ 49, hiI;t, II ic here to
nes pai Wy ~. 49,. Ia viewed at measure
stay-poi .ioiis iiiIs $500 ~ ,thrary q store
~ ~ pie : ial CT. .ndants and otbers
o. insplI E r,on .oi -. .,arica and II proves
l. prlngs auiop pehe 20 eth exceed our zeal.
,t' tLo.a rho,ographs will not be
100 Sso,1.nt,vs,r on erhibition but they
are being Elm, GareIali ~ aocasshie to those who
NAV desire to see them They should prove
of inestimable value
., ,,....s.,ng additions have been
-, ar. ~ Noyes RECENTLY to the
auao.tn, ., Iononece nrints which ne pre-
-. -. .,.;,,.a 20 tho library of Con-
set'eo ,"s' 49,, 60 ,he .proces-
gress. Notable among .heli 10 '
sion of Princess in fedo, oy iroshiee'
the great Interpreter of Japanese landscape,
which shows with the utmost daintiness the
pageantry Of the old court. The artist
must have looked down upon the scene for
he has seen over the treetops to the water
and has transcribed not single incident,
hut whole panorama The procession
taxes its Mace as but unit in the scheme.
1t is blossom time and the trees are laden
with flowers or rather, -enveloped in a pink
mist. the sky is delicately colored. and the
scene. exquisitely wrought. There are also
among the newcomers iandscape oy H1 ION.
usalna goa. 10 .,ne na nd .,mn,,citV of stve
1.hich cbaractertze his hest work: and two
very attractive flower and still life studies
by Kikumaro Utagawa, which In compost
ton ana spirit are eoth oens Gnu
enpiary we owe srsat ueo. " VI. y, nj ~
makers OF Japai' s,. anu une oh
"hlch sun Is MOI iu''' app
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Mr.. Victor Mindeleff has been making at
odd times of late some attractive floral
s.ra,a. Not ,,c+,ras or even decorative
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designs put NOTES difec. from inc s""
for future reference and use. He has paint
ed for example as they blossomed, the
ova,aa. tho ir,s and Tho ho,Ivhocks reduc-
&c go DC 10 HE wont to tyne more
.a Us than anv single fower There
- 20 80 who has followed the ira ditfons of
+bo Oriental fovrer raiDfars closer than Mr.
of Sotatsu. KorIn and Koyetsu in spirit at
least And yet 1t has not been fashioned
after 1t. He mas the same ieeiing 1or oeco-
fa.iot. .he sa. a- 81, az u llp
dantaTs sense nj utiiitv and fitness MS
paintings are UNIQUE but at the same time
logical reminiscent of the japanese, and
yet genuinely Individual.
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The American Water Color Society has or
o,;uod . .o..r,, axh;h;+;o,,, a,d startad -
80 .>N,
as the name suggests OH tour WESTWARD
1t consists of about 100 paintings selected
from their last exhibition. and is supposed
>, orrasan+ Tho bast ,,,orl, dome OF tho nreS
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cfnnat; Jndi.nsnoIis Cb,capo RnffaIo and
other cities There were over 500 works
enumerated In the catalogue OF the American
water Color soc1etys thirty-hinth annual
esya IN n ~ hsS arnl,ie rsin fr sa lee