The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-04
IN BOHEMIA

EdW9rd tiliI. formerly of San Fran
cisco. Boston and New York, is a new
conner in the local field of art and has
opened n studio in the Templet ton. Here
can be seen some OF his original work
his forte being chiefly in landscape work.
Mr. HIS paintings OF forest and stream
are not only full OF life and high color
ing. but he has style peculiarly his
own, and when his various pictures are
much attention. He has been here
quietly at work for some time and has
caught the spirit Of the several nearby
canyons and mountain streams In a man
ner that Will please those who have
lived amid the hills and valleys OF Utah.
Especially is this true Of his Cottonwood
sketches. picture he is now at work
upon. but which Will not he ready for
inspection for soihc weeks, will prove OF
deep interest TO lovers of art and home
Mr.. Hlll welcomes all TO his studio any
afternoon and will shortly give an eAhi-
bition OF his work.
The pneumatic rivet driver on the
works of the new Utah hotel proves a
truly disconCcrting accompaniment to the
thought and expression Of the musicians
and painters housed in the Templeton.
Just as bit OF color. a strain OF musi-
cal composition, or a clever bit OF vcpar-
tee is brought To the surface. the rat
a-tat-tat begins. and the artist the
writer, or musical composer receives
rude shock, and art takes a rear place,
giving way for the time being to this
spirit Of commcrcialism. the bette noir of
one OF true artistic temperament
1t is not musical sketch 1t is too
good for an operetta, and ii is hardly in
the class of grand opera. but IL has de-
cided merit and will undoubtedly reflect
great credit upon its authors. Refer
ence is made TO u work now being COM
pleted by spencer Clawson. pianist and
j. Wesley Clawson. baritone These two
boys come Of musical and artistic fam
ily and their name has FOR years been
prominent in the local annals of art mu-
sic and the stage. They arc putting the
finishing touches on their work now,
Spencer composing the music and Wcs-
ley handling the libretto II is a musical
study for "A soprano and baritone and
Judging from private rehearsal for
The Bohemian, the Orpheum OF some
near future. Spencer Clawson studied
under Miss Flanders and later went TO
Europe Tor four years. Wesley Clawson
has made hit in light opera and both
are imbued with the musical and bo-
hemian spirit
The u. G. NJ. l. through its snperin-
chased OF H. l.. 4. Culmer ono Of his
paintings of the natural bridge of south
ern Utah This painting. of which sew
ersl various studies have been attracting
much attention, Is one showing the great
bridge In all its natural coloring ana
viii he reproduced for distribution among
the patrons of the big mercantile institu-
Al'II. blIl US i'l'IlbSt II blit 5DOtuGr rec
oSnition of Utah art and artists.
The sunlight attracted many of the
artists Thursday and studios were locked
up III many instances the painters l1av-
ing takcn rambes into the country in
search OF new material.
In Berlin are studying Thomas Giles.
Alfred Best and Marion Cannon,
C. F. Stayner is completing the ardu-
oms NO work Of orches,ratlns his romantic
recently wrote and copyrighted In this
and England. The work deals
with the discovery Of America by COL
umbus. and u public presentation MAY
be looked for at an early date
An effort is being made To secure y
revised edition Of Mcclellan and Macken-
zie's musical comedy of the North Poi.
for production in vaudeville
The work was given by the Press club.
but owing to its pointed atire Of cur
rents events 1t has been suggested to the
authors that IL would prove a bright and
profitable act after eliminating the local
color
Alfred Lambourne is al work upon
some new bits in the 6eld of literature
which VIII he interesting reading to his
many friends
TONY Lund has some new dialect
stories that arc immense. This musician ,
Is making splendid reputation In his |
work At Provo. and rumor hns IL that |
nc VIII shortly produce another opera; |
with clever talent from Utah county.
knmor has II that In one of the new |
buildings soon 10 be erected two upper |
ioorS VIII ha devoted exclusively to those |
who require studios.
Owing to the march Of progress. as led |
ny The Auerbachs on East Third South |
street. the studio and arts and crafts
shop OF John +. Fairbanks has been re-
moved to "A location on West South Tenn
pie street