Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18

rhreo other names stand alongside with his
John Hafen j. T. Harwood and j. b. falrpdhN''
The four have waded through all the vcisSltuueS
of pioneer life together. They have all drunk from
The we'll of hard times and nonaPprecla'io"
they have all dedicated their lives to their chose"
profession with stoical ZEAL and whatever future
generations many have to say of tnem they cannot
deny the integrity of their intentions.
BROAD APPRECIATION.
Iohn uafcn of late years has steadily been re-
ceiying a broader appreciation His works nave
been exhibited at Chicago and New YORK WIN
considerable success and at home he nus e"r"eu
the title of poet Painter
INTERPRETS NATURE,
7 T. Harwood has recently sold to the state
n very charming landscape OF Puritan sentiment
called THE Old Apple Tree 1t is TO oc p.ti
larlv admired for Its simple treatment ana leelhS
20 % ~ Srmrner warmth In this picture Mr.. Hnrwood
has risen above his standard lie mas seen na.ui'
Cull of airy vibration n sky full OF moFemeht.
shadows that arc transparent ard field that
lovers might select as q trysting place. Instead
NJ convinr nature he has caught ties significance
ana interpreted it-nnd that is true art
Mr. Fairbanks was also admirably represented
at the recent Art institute with series of typi-
1,>, @ Wv I7tab subjects and several foreign sketches
His attempts Mt foggy mornings anliu ,nis5! l' ~
faIns and haZy valleys are especially me inc
sentiment of mystery found in the uncertain
stretches OF mountains that pierce inc nrst ng' g.;
terpret t. and Mr Fairbanks fills the bill His
gift to the state of tnousahu-dollar COPY VI
'The Holy Family after huoehs Is " po e'pse
CHARACTER ANALYSIS HIS FORTE.
NJ NJ Young primarily sculptor. and incl
dontaIIv draughtsmnn and painter. Is famllar TO
all as the big physical heavy weight possessing
The Intellectual ability of close character analysis
Mr Young stands for purely specific art PROB
lens He cares little whether his work Is pretty
or uvlv attractive or repulsivr so long as tne
,ltorior character of his model takes form lie
o,un.c that a man is not to be read by super
fcal portratiture nor understood by merey a copy
no matter how technically correst-of the out
ward rhvscal characteristics. Tie probes some
what Underneath with the Idea that art, atter
All Is not a simple copy of nature. but rather
a means of heightening our appreciation OF IL
da,atIo ocorI \ what is known among the Law mem
bers as "exactness. and reaches out LOT tnS
sween of his subject the constructional lines, and
cvcn the play OF light which the painter alone
rather feels Is purely for the painter Mr.. Young
Is Young man yet and We can expect some
great work from his hands.
ARTIST WHO LOOKS THE PART.
With similar procllvities Mr.. Lee Greene Rich
nrGs artist to the Van Dyke he sports
his chin and the curs his moustache, Is
particularly successful In combining portraiture
and wonderful tone qualities. Perhaps that doesn't
exulain itselfy dear friends? Well II simply
trait pantor-hc is intellectually and soulfully
artist He loves his work for sake
no loves natural phenomena from the same at
titude and that. combined with considerable
European training and abundance of good
sense will land him fine day in the mys-
terious future complete artist.
Dear friends of the business world. could you
enter into the paradise of Mr.. Richards vision
YOU would most probably find that there
pleasures on the weary road quite unique of them
selves and possibly strenuous gold gett
with tho repose OF contemplation guide.