The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
CanVaSeS

Most OF these scenes. which number
80 in all, are painted in a very high
key. Rome, TivoIi. Florence and Venice
being his favorite fields for material.
and in with these are hung four Paris
ian sketches. showing the Seine IN
autumn and winter. a distant view of
the Louvre and scene in the Luxem-
bourg gardens. In contrast to the rest
of the exhibit are also shown two stf
life studies. One Of the most strfking4
features of the affair is the picture donsP
in TivoH, called From a Cardinals
Villa" Its famous cypress trees and
the view in the distance OF the Cam
pagna alone would make IL excellent.
quite apart from the glory of its golden
sunshine and the vigOr and strength
with which it has been handled
In the King studio in Sutter street
a most attractive Christmas display Is
shone in the work in water cOlOrs and
oils, in ivory and porcelain miniatures
and in china painting Of Mrs. Joseph
Firebaugh, Miss Edith D. King and Miss
Alice King. In with these are also
displayed some odd handmade baskets.
boOkracks and other curious pieces that
are unusually attractive because OF
their very Oddity, as well as a num-
ber Of beautiful little handpainted can
delabra shades. done in unique and
original designs.
number of Christmas and New
Year cards, in water colOrs and with
appropriate verses. inscribed. form a
large and interesting part of the ex-
. hfbitiOn. These are the work OF Miss
Edith King. who also has score or
more of little water color scenes
to show. One of the most pleasing OF
these is a picture Of the descending
darkness of evening over a hayfield-
The color is rich and true and the gold
en- haycocks form the one bright touch
in the center of the oncoming night
shadows. cloudy day at Greenbrae
has proved another theme for her brush
and the gray and green tones in which
IT is handled bring out royalty the
charms OF the landscape beneath the
threatening sky OF q late spring day.
Among the most striking things in
the studio from the brush OF Mrs 4
ENrebaugh is her study on porcelailtS =
called The -Four Roses 1t is
wonderful piece OF painting, done very
delicately and beautifully. the yellow
roses casting their warm glow over
the faces of the two women and warm
ing with their yellow light the entire
plaque. The flesh tints are particularly
well handled and explain in them
selves the success that has come TO
this artist in the east for her splendid
miniature work.
is the gold and black and white tea
set which is included in the group OF
china painting and is done in an odd
and interesting design OF abstract pat
tern The display as a whole, how
ever, must be seen TO be fully appre-
ciated: IT win continue until the even
Nineteen Of the canvases OF Anadee
Joullin are on display at the Hegelsen
galleries in Sutter street This exhi-
bition is not only the first public one
held by the artist in this city in many
years, but it also marks the opening
OF the new Hegelsen galleries in the
downtown district, and because OF its
vast range OF territory, from Algeria
to Paris. and from Paris TO Mexico, and
to our own Californian eucalyptus
trees. brown hillsides and sand dunes.
1t will doubtless attract a great deal
OF attention.
Many of the scenes shown are the
dark interiors Of French churches. built
OF heavy gray stone. with stain glass
windows through which the DAYLIGHT
streams family. and the glow OF the
pictures comes from the candle lighted ,
shrines or the red glow OF the sane
tuary lamps. Next to painting of the
kind will be hung a beach scene. exc
cuted in high sunlight key, or an
Indian sketch with the figure IN cos
tune of bright tint and the light the
quiet dull tones Of late afternoon.
The view will continue untiI -
Saturday night Other exhfbif{
which are scheduled for the near =
ture are those Of the works Of Miss
Judson. which were shown last sat,,r-
day afternoon at the home. OF Dr. T,evrfs
w. Allen. in Geary street. OF RandaI
Borough in his studio in Sutter street
and OF John A. Donovan. the Pasadena
marine painter, which will be held In
one Of the local art galleries