The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-04-12
MANY PICTURES ARE
ADDED To EXHIBIT
Works of Local Artists Will
Be Shown Tomorrow
Afternoon.
A LARGE COLLECTION
Total of lis Pictures on Dis
play-No Admission
Charged.
A LARGE COLLECTION
(sY ELIZABETH r. THomAs>

BY this evening all pictures which
are to be exhibited in the collection or
group by local artists will be in read
mess and the Public Art Gallery will
be open TO the public Sunday after
noon from 2 until 8 o'clock No ad-
mission will be asked neither will il
be necessary to have membership
tickets as the affair is entirely open
to the public at all times. The local
artists are to be congratulated upon
the success of the affair as it prom
Uses to be one of the best exhibitions
ever hung in the gallery.
Richmond may we'll be proud of her
many artists and will no doubt be
surprised at the wonderful collection
of pictures which will be shown in
this group. 1t was expected that the
collection would number about loo
pictures but as several more have
been added this number has been in
creased until about lis pictures will
be shown.
Mr.. Fred Pierce of Williamsburg,
we'll known artist has brought in
two pictures which will be hung this
evening. Miss Anna Newman has
| added to her exhibit and will have six
or seven pictures instead of one as
was her original intention.
| A visitor to the exhibit will no
doubt have a hard time in selecting
any picture or in fact pictures from
the group that are better than others
as the entire collection differs in
marked degree. Nearly all the pic
! turpS are for sale
| Committee in Charge.
The exhibition committee is COM
posed of ]. E. Bundy, NJ: T. Nordyke,
Elwood Morris, A. w. Gregg, Mrs
Maud Kaufman Eggemeyer, G. H.
Baker with Frank j. Girardin as chair
man.
The catalogs are the most beauti-
full ever seen in this city and in them
selves are works of art and will make
beautiful little souvenirs to send to
friends. This is the first illustrated
catalog ever used in this city. The
committee of artists who planned
this little booklet are to be congrat-
ulated.
Among the pictures which were
hung this morning is wonderful
sunset entitled Winter Sunset and
painted by Frank Girardin. 1t is
taken from a scene near Glen Miller
park. The coloring is exquisite.
| J. Elwood Bundy has a beautiful
picture in this collection entitled
"Adieu to Autumn" 1t is number Is
in the catalog.
An April Shower" by G. H. Baker.
numbered in the catalog, IA, will no
doubt attract attention as it is most
beautiful.
One of the most beautiful pictures
in the exhibit is a painting by n. T.
Nordyke, entitled Near Marblehead"
and is taken from a scene on the At
lantic coast.
Autumn in Indiana" by Alden Mote
and numbered in the catalog, 70, is
one of the best things ever made by
this artist.
"The Valley Road" taken from a
scene near New Paris and made by
Ellwood Morris, is exquisite. 1t is
one of the most wonderful pictures in
the entire collection. The colorings
are almost perfect.
Still Life Group.
"StiT Life" is the name of the col
lection exhibited by A w. Gregg. He
has many beautiful pictures. w. A.
Holly is exhibiting in his group a
beautiful picture called "mid-sum-
mer" and numbered 70 in the catalog.
In the group painted by Mrs. Maud
Kaufman Eggemeyer is a picture
which has been seen here at other ex-
hibits entitled NUNS" and is beau.
tiful boquet of Chrysanthemums in a
tall vase. II is very attractive. the
Icoloring being very good.
Roses" by Miss Anna Newman. is
exquisite and will be considered by
many, the artists best work. The
public should avail themselves of at
tending the exhibit tomorrow.
The pictures will remain in the gal
lery until some time in May. Visitors
in this CITY are especially invited