The San Francisco call., 1910-05-14
PUPILS SHOW WORK
At ART INSTITUTE
Nearly Every Branch, Except
Landscape Painting, Is
Included in View

The best showing of work done by
the pupils of the San Francisco Insti-
tute of Art since the fire is seen at the
regular annual exhibition of the Cal
ifornia School of Design, which opened
last night in the main gallery of the
art school at California and Mason
streets, with a large reception to men,
bers of the association, contributing
artists and their families.
Six or seven hundred studies in col
ors and black and white are included
being represented excepts landscape
work. Sketches from life are shown in
oils, water colors. charcoal and pen
ell. with every type represented, the
beautiful, the picturesque. the quaint
or the commonplace. and all are de-
picted in striking and characteristic
poses.
FIGURES BOLDLY MODELLED
Drawings and paintings from the
nude are also hung and in the model
ing class there is splendid group Of
figures, boldly and vividly executed.
This is one of the most interesting
parts of the display
Drawings in perspective, anatomy
and composition are exhibited. There
is a good grouping of still life studies
and a room devoted to charcoal
sketches from the antique and bas re-
liefs cast in plaster.
Not the least attractive exhibit is
that of the class of decorative design
which shows really remarkable work
considering that it has been in exist
ence only about seven months Not
only Is the work of great interest. in
cludlng samples of book covers and
book plates, portfolios and magazine
fronts, but conventional designs of
every color and type and suitable for
almost any occasion are included, as
We'll as a small but good collection of
embossed leather work This class is
made up entirely of beginners and un-
der the instruction of Charles Ingerson
promises even bigger things for the
next school term.
JURY TO AWARD PRIZE
The work of the life class pupi1s
that is adjudged the best will be sent
70 the Julian academy in Paris. There
the jury will pass judgment on it and
award silver medal and years free
tuition In one of the French ateIiers
Tor the best drawing. Last years work
received the highest praise from the
French jury and il is expected that
this years will be given even more ia
vorabie criticism. The instructors at
the institute are: Theodore Wores.
Charles Ingersom, NJ. Earl Cummings.
john A. Stanton, Robert Fl. Fletcher
Harry E. Anderson, c. c. hudson and
Alice b. Chittenden The exhibition
VIII continue until Saturday evening.
May 81 .
The faculty, which consists of Theo-
dore Wores, John A. Stanton, c. Chanel
Judson, Alice B. Chittenden. M. Earl
cummings. Robert H. Fletcher. Charles
+. Ingerson and DIR. H. E Allen awarded
the following prizes and scholarshfps:
A. Sperry. '''NA
School School prize for second Thomas Richardson.
- honorable mention for concours drawing
First Elizabeth Dahl; second Margaret Freytar:
third, Lydia F. Fuller
P3ftrait class. best painting-Prize. G. Ku-
washfge; honorable mention-First Nfaurice 10
gan; second. William Srerry
Still life painting-Prize, Leonide f. Martfnon.
honorable mention, Gladys NJ. Hobart
Drawing from costumed model-Honorable
mention: First. Cecil Stewart; second. Thomas
Richardson; third. Orion Vance.
Antique class-Prize Hazel Csowan: bonorsbIe
mention-First, Lucy Woelnel; second, Gladys
Sketch class-HonorabIe mention. Firxt
George Brown; second. Lydia f. Fuller
Pen and ink dra wings-Honorab mention:
First. Emil Crapuchettes; second, Lillian s.
Dwight.
Modelling class. for the best figure from life
Prize, Shotwell Goeller, Florence NJ. Nutting;
honorable mention-First. Amy A. PAIL; second
Elizabeth Dahl.
Decorative designing, eoncours color design
Prize Ruth E. Aikens; honorable mention-Sten-
Gil. Gertrude Mason; landscape composition. AL
berta A Wilson: flower compositions Helen D.
Henderson; all over pattern. Amy A. PAIL.
NIGHT CLASS
Best life drawing-HenTy Barr; honorable men
tion-First Frederick Kress; second William
E. Bracey.
Best drawing from the east-Prize. Gladys G.
AlacMahan; honorable mention-Lloyd 2. Rollins.
SATURDAY CLASS
Best portrait-Prize, Marian Levy: honorable
mention-First. Patrice C. Borgesen: second,
Daniel F. Tattenham; third. Louise Lang.
Best drawing from casts-Prize isabel Nc
Pherson McCrackin; honorable mention, John r.
McHugo.
Color drawing-HonorabIe mention: First
Patrice C. Borgesen; second. Marian Lew
The following students were award
ed scholarships for the year 1910-11:
DAY CLASSES
Lydia F. Fuller Maurice Logan
Shotweu Goeller Elizabeth Dahl
Mildred G. Levy Thomas Richardson
Florence M. Nutting G.. Kuwashige
Orion Vance Amy A. PAIL
NIGHT CLASSES
Frederick Kress William F. Bracey
SATURDAY CLASSES
Louise Lang Daniel F. Tattenham
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Vice Consul o. D. de Charmoy re-
ports the opening of telephone COM