The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-19
There Is Sharp Competition
For the Annual FouIke
Award for Best Picture by
Indiana Artist.
! RICHMOND QUITE WELL
REPRESENTED IN LIST
There will Also Be Special In
terest at the Exhibit in the
Hoff Picture, Presented to
the Association.

Finishing touches were placed on
the preparations for the opening OF
the annual art exhibit this evening at
the new high school building. today.
and the holders Of membership tick.
cts who attend the opening will be
delighted, not only by the display
that will confront them In the art
gallery but by the handsome appear.
ance and commodious nature OF the
auditorium. where the exercises pre-
iiminary to the opening OF the display
will be held. Those who hold the
fifty-cent membership tickets are en-
titled to attend the exercises this ev.
ening and to enjoy all the privileges
that membership In the Art associa-
tion includes, which also carries with
Il the right to vote In the annual
meeting. Those who have not yet
purchased the tickets will find them
on sale this evening At the building.
The purchase OF . ticket means the
lending Of aid to . worthy cause even
though one may not himself be great
~ interested In art matters. However
the value Of this movement has been
too frequently referred to to need any
additional emphasis here. The pro.
in the auditorium.
Peulke Prize Contestants.
There will no doubt be special In
terest In the pictures that have been
submitted By Indiana artists In COM
petition for the Mary +. r. Foulke
prize Of $50. and especially 20 since
q number OF them are BY Richmond
artists. The hist Of artists submitting
work with the title Of the pictures
submitted by each. II given below:
J. Otis Adams, Brookville. Autumn
Afternoon.
Winifred Adams. Brookville. Phlox.
L. Clarence Ball. South Bend. On
the Little Kankakee.
Mary +. Birse. Indianapolis. Burt
Lake (MichiganJ
J. z. Bundy. Richmond. Landscape.
Florence q. Chandlee (Deceased.)
The Judge.
Charles Howard Clawson. Rich.
mond. Harmony In Gray Green.
Beth 8. briggs. Indianapolis. The
japanese Fan.
william Eyden. Richmond. Beyond
Duluth.
Maude Kaufman Eggemeyer. Rich.
mond. The Garden.
william Forsyth. Indianapolis. The
Heart of the Autumn Woods.
Robert W. Grafton. Michigan City.
Portrait.
A. w. Gregg. Richmond. Still Life.
william Holly. Richmond. Land
scape.
Francis Elizabeth Isaacs. vincennes.
Clear Creek Canon. Colorado.
Emma B. King. Indianapolis. The
Lily Pond.
Bertha Jane Lacey. Perryville. The
whitewater River.
Eiiwood Morris. Richmond. Wood
land.
Dorothy Morlan. Indianapolis. The
Ohio In June.
NJ. r. Nordyke. Richmond. Even.
ing.
Anna M. Newman. Richmond. The
Bouquet.
Margaret Overlook, Cambridge
City. The Pines-Moonlight.
Mary T. Overlook. Cambridge City.
The Straw Shed.
Ruth Pratt. Indianapolis. Lady in
Green.
William Riess. Indianapolis. Indian
Raiders.
Julia G. Sharpe. Indianapolis. Pop
ny Bed at the Bracken Home.
T. C. Steele. indianapolis. A Day
In March.
WIN II. Stevens. vevay. A Splendid
Day.
otto Stark. indianapolis. "A Sum.
mer Morning.
Roy rrobaueh. Delphi Moonrise.
Lucy NJ. Taggart, Indianapolis. The
Jade Necklace"
Louise e. Earring. Greencastle.
Amy.
The Non Picture.
One OF the most interesting Of the
pictures that has been hung for the
present exhibit. and which may At.
tract more attention than any Of the
others. IL the oil picture recently re-
ceived. "A Corner OF the Studio" that
recently was sent from Paris as gift
70 the Richmond Art association.
This picture. an excellent bit OF still
life. 10 hung In the northeast room
OF the new art gallery.
"A Corner Of the Studio" IL doubly
prised. II II valued ~ . work OF art
and also because II has come as
very flattering recognition OF Rich.
mond's reputation ~ an art center.
Apart from its Significance In the
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