The San Francisco call., 1910-04-10

Taussig and 12 of Miss Holden's pu-
pills.
The exhibition in this city will open
May Il and will continue for one week.
after which the collection in the en-
tirety will be sent to Los Angeles.
Keith's golden brown landscapes. De
Neale MOrgan's sand dunes. Hansen'S
bright sunny scenes. VachelPs beauti-
ful Carmel studies, Chittenden's heads
and figure studies, Curriers' bright bit
of old Chinatown. Mary Q. Herrick'S
Dutch scenes and Raphaers European
sketches. besides the works OF 20 or 30
others of our leading and coming
lights, go TO the making OF this exhi
bitiOn one of the best and most inter
esting we have had. 1t needs a good two
or three hours. however, to do Justice
TO il. as each artist has offered some
of his best. and a precursOry glance is
hardly sufficient
The Sketch club is holding a small
exhibition in its studio in Post street
that will be continued for 10 days more.
1t opened Saturday afternoon with a
private view to the exhibiting artists.
to the club members and a few invited
friendse
Only about so studies are shown.
with some interior and tapestry de-
signs and a few of the sheets from
Bertha Boye's charming childs book.
"Dotty Seaweed."
Perham Nahl is represented by three
good Mexican scenes in charcoals-
Children of Mexico Cathedral at
Cuernavaca." where Cortez worshiped
and which is shown in a half ruined
condition, and Water Carriers"
typical scene of women bearing water
jars on their head on their way from
the village we'll
Nora Cashin has on display one or
h.
Arthur Matthews shows two vivid
figure paintings; Xavier Martinez has
one small beach scene in oils; Almira
c. JudsOn displays two landscapes in
pastels, and Katherine Bishop is rep
resented by number Of still life stud
les in charcoal and water colors.
Rome" by Kate Montague Hall.
shows a portion Of the Coliseum
through a dark gray archway. looking
out on yellow sky, and "SalzburZ'
in pencil by ROwena Meeks. gives A
rocky cliff with the surmounting build
ings silhouetted against a pale yell
low sky.
other exhibiting artists are:
Francis McCOmas IT, Willard
Essie Pennington fWiH Sparks
Haldee Tobriner Thomas McGlynn
Isabel Hunter Alice Rest
Martha ID. Kuck Nora Cashfu
Eleanor b. Mitchell tJ ID NcFIrov
Miriam Pringle Ella Wormser
DO9e
There is some talk of bringing To
America Sigismund Goetze's painting.
called "Despised and Rejected OF Men"
spiritual drama on canvas which
was one of the sensations OF the Eng
lish royal academy IN 1904 and which
has been shown in all OF the leading
cities of the British isles.
The theme Of the work is a sacred
one in the domain OF aIlegorical art
with the setting, not as the title suz-
gests in Jerusalem. but in London on
the steps Of the Cathedral OF ST. Paul
The sense OF movement in the work
is accompanied by a sense Of the noises
of the world, asd the groups OF people
shown are composed OF most Of the
types that go to the making up OF the
world.
This is the canvas that was attacked
by a religious monOmaniac when IL was
exhibited at Newcastle upon Tyne. and
that has called forth as much praise
as blame, because OF the theme chosen.
which the painter has made a living
lesson to modern times, II the pres
ent plan to bring it to the United
States is carried out. the canvas. for a
brief time, will be shown In this city.