The Washington herald., 1910-05-08
ART LOVERS VIEW
SPLENDID PICTURES
Capital Camera Club Opens
Annual Exhibition.
MRS. IONGwoRTH7 IN LIST
Picture by II. G. w. Harris shows
Former Presidents Daughter In
Characteristic Attire-Curtis Bell,
Artist Of International Fame. Rep
resented by Several Pictures.

Washington art lovers crowded the
Hemicycle Hall Of Corcoran Gallery OF
Art last night at the formal opening Of
the nineteenth annual exhibition OF the
Capital Camera Club. The display is pro-
nounced the finest Of its kind ever held
in this city.
The pictures are hung alphabetically.
according 10 the names OF exhibitors.
Each picture bears a number correspond
ing TO its description in the catalogue.
There are many fine portraits in the
exhibition, among them being one OF
Alice ACKNOWLEDGMENT by II. G. w.
/ Harris. The picture shows Mrs. Long
worth attired in decolete. with a large
black beaver hat trimmed in white and
black plumes. She is seated. holding a
| little canine in her lap.
A portrait Of strong pictorial value is
Lena, by W T Wade She is shown
sitting at a table with head reclining
on her hands folded beneath her chin.
The thought embodied in the subject is
strong
Pictures OF Infants.
DR.. Andrew Stewart has fine coliec-
ton Of infant pictures. which attracted
attention. One. entitled 80 Tired" was
commented upon as having exceptional
! merit VIII H. Towles has an excellent
exhibit or portraits. entitled a study"
One Of the best prints OF an aged man IS
shown by Thornley, Seabrook. and his
| Mother and Daughters" received favor
able comment Charles A Bakers por-
/ traits include many familiar characters.
the most prominent being that Of Samuel
Gompers
The jury which passed upon the prints
submitted is composed OF Walter Zim-
Norman, Of Philadelphia; Elias Golden
sky, OF Philadelphia. Mrs J. f. Bennett.
Of Baltimore. Meredith Janvier. Of Bal
| timore. and ". T. Knox. Of New York
The local exhibitors are ". c. Bah
cock. L. F. Bachrach. W. X. Bachrach.
Charles A. Baker, W Barber, Frank NJ
| Boutler, D. II. Brookins W. D. Brod-
hum, F. &. Crow, +. l. CrandaH T. J.
DaN, Dr.. W +. Delfenderfer. +. n
Don, d. Edmonston. Charles r Fair
man. Miss GriswOld. Harris Ewing. John
Helmus. Charles A. Hon. n. H. Hulbirt
y. II. Kent. y. J. Jewett, J. G. milford,
W. NJ. Netherland. c.. a. Phillips, Jesse
Pratt. Barry RabinOwitz. !. T Rose. A
\. Ruork, F. p. Seabrook, J. 7. Sea
brook. G. " Smith. Or. Andrew Stew
art, viii II. TowIes, J. z. TyIor. Howard
Z. Udclewltz. W T Wade. F. W. Wal
ter. and s. Zanon
Another striking portrait is Senator
OvermaH. by Walter X. Bachrach.
Miss r" by Louis =. Bachrach. is an
excellent picture Of little girl. Francis
c. Crow has a picture entitled STUDY OF
a Head" which explains its own merits
Figure study" by Charles +. Fairman
shows what is possible to accomplish in
the way Of color work
Curtis Bell. an artist Of international
fame. has several excellent portraits
which wee greatly admired. A picture
where the spectators halted to view is
In the Garden Of the Gods. by William
Netherland. The Crossing" by Miss
Artridge Belt, Is a picture that received
considerable comment.
The exhibitors from Philadelphia are
n. r. Doonrr and Elias Goldinsky.
other artists represented are W. F.
Knox, New York J. n. Barber. Philip
pine Islands: J. + Bennett Baltimore;
r. ID. Kaufman. wnkesbsrre, Pa: Miss
Artridge Belt. Springfield. Nd: Charles
%. Dexter. New Bedford. Mass. G. r.
Clark. Springfield, Mass; c. &. Parker,
and II. L. Wanbridge. Pittsburg. Pa.