The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16


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cause Patrick stevens knew his subject
What q large art exhibition may ="
worth ~ a city. and Incidentally TO the
artists appears IN United States Consul
John y. Wood annual report from Venice
Speaking of last years exhibition. the
eighth International art eVhibit'on held
NJ Venice, a. a drsWins card for visitors.
he SAYS that the number ~ visitors was
$40 PSI and that the sales 81 palHtlu g.
amounted to tTfO. UD, - which English
artists sold sii .0on worth he adds
1T certainly would he - the credit ~
/ Americans - encourage our artists 10
exhibit their excellent work at Venice
and Ne believe that " - quite a. laudahe
. a commercial proposition To try ~ sell
American painiln - A. Amer ran lard and
bacon We are informed that ~ mott
scu.Dn would build q splendid exhibition
home for the work ~ American art ISIS
The National Sculpture society has inst
elected Archer VI Huntington life
member upon Mr. HnntinRt on's signify
ing his desire To b. ident fled with the
society Life membership - new
order IN the society and was determined
upon only last year There are 10 date
only three life members Mr. Hunting
tons associates On the list are ! sanford
Saltus. who has Interested himself 80
much in behalf ~ the artists and has
he-n especially influential in securing
for the SalmaglIndi Club It's eNcellant
costume library. which Frank n Mlle'
SAYS 10 rmrivallsd and Samuel T SHAW
4 mighty interesting friendly competi-
ton ~ IN progress IN The Sculpture Societ v
the designs for which must all bc IN by
Nov smber IL - par icularly interesting
in the manner IN which the Judgment -
to he awarded
The com petition l. confined to the
sculpSor members 81 the society and -
for n medal To he awarded and a seal
tn he used nv tho society. The desiRns
must 10 submitted IN the form ~ plastic
models with a maximum diameter ~
eighteen inches The committee on CON
petition suggeets that the diverse ~
the medal should be y desiRn Of char
Acter ~ represent the society and that
the reverse should hear an inscription
One of the uses Of the medal may he
Its distribution among the lay mem