The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-08
new ART PICTURES
MAY NOW BE SEEM
BEAUTIFUL ART PICTURES
WHICH HAVE BEEN PRESENT
ED TO THE Y. M. c. A. MAY NOW
BE SEEN AT ~" AUDITORIUM
MAKES FINE EXHIBIT.

The beautiful pictures which have
been presented to the local "Y'' by the
various business houses and friends
Of the association are now in place.
The name plates showing the donor
and OF those honored read as follows:
Stratford-o on the Avon, from Shake
spear memorial building, presented by
The Fargo Forum.
The Boy st. John. by Andrea del
Sarto, Florence, presented by Mr..
Trovatten of The Fran Publishing Co.
(This picture was ordered from Europe
and has not as vet arrived.l
Arabs on the March, Scherer, pre-
sented by The Courier-News.
Circero's Grafton Against Catalina,
presented by the women's auxiliary,
1911.
The Helping Hand, Renauf, pre-
sented by the board of directors of
1911 in honor of the directors of 1886.
There Is No Place Like Home, Frile,
presented by the women's auxiliary In
honor of the auxiliary of 1869.
Holland Cattle, Troyon, presented by
the employed force, 1901. (This in
cludes all employed officers of the Y.
M. G. A., including Chas. B.. Harrison,
late physical directory
Lincoln, st. Gaudens, presented in
honor Of Chas J.. Allen, general sec
rotary 1901-1909. (This picture was
presented by a number OF association
members and hangs in the association
reading room. Lincoln's Gettysburg
Speech, reprint of the Gettysburg
table is also presented in honor of
Chas. ]. Allen and hangs in the boys
department)
Other pictures that have been re-
ceived during the last several months,
a beautiful view of the Red river, a
large carbon photograph, presented by
]. c. Jansrud.
A Scene on the Rhine, loaned by H.
H. Wheelock.
Small water color presented by John
Huff; a carbon picture, Christ in the
Garden, presented by e. c. Anderson.
There r five high grade pictures
hanging in the older boys club room
of the boys department, which were
presented by Stevenson Dunlop. Stew
enson Dunlop was for some time, chair
of the boys cabinet when the
boys department was organized under
Harry Goodrich a few years ago.
The Colosseum, Sir Gallihad, Spring,
by Mauve; Scene in the Gardens,
presented by Roy Smith and Secretary
Wolf.
Other pictures which were secured
through the receipts Of the art ex-
hibit, all of which should be accredit-
ed to the woman's committee, are as
Augustus, a reproduction of
statue from the vatican, Rome.
King Arthur, Innsbruck, Astria.
Landscape With Windmill, Fuysdael,
Rijks museum, Amsterdam.
The Angelus, Millet, private collec-
ton.
Winter, Doublas, private collection.
A Distinguished Member of the HUI
man Society, Landseer, national gal
London.
1914 Meissonier, Lower, Paris. !
Napoleon returning after the battle
IF Layton.)
The Lake, Coroate, Louvre, Paris.
Three other pictures that were pre-
sented to the association at the time
IF the twenty-fifth anniversary are:
A large photograph Of the late Mrs.
). G. Roberts. in whose home the as
ISOLATION was organized in 1885, and
another of the late N. K. Hubbard,
Who gave the initial gift toward the
lssociation's endowment fund; and a
picture of the old association
building by w. J. Lane.