Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-27
PARIS ART LIFE
IS COMPLETELY
CHANGED BY WAR
Many Men Of Note Are Re-
ported Fallen in Battle and
Thousands Of Students Are
Serving With Co|ors.


Paris, Dec i0-~The change IN ART
life In Paris Is almost Ineauuahle. AZ
the National school Of the Beaux Arts
i,sau Of IL 1000 students have Join
cd the allied Armies, -Four of the pro-
lessons are also At the, front. Brandon.
Mason. Marcek and Luroux.
The closing Of the Louvre, the
Luxembourg and other museums. the
caneeiing Of many Important exhihl-
tons during the winter. thu suspon-
sion OF the classes in many other
large academies besides the Bcaux
Arts: the departur. yfpnearIy 30 per
cent Of the French artists who are
now urder arms and tile disappear
nnee OF thousands Of other artists Of
every nationality are some of the con-
sequences Of the war upon this phase
OF life in Puria
Artists falI III Rattle.
Among the FIRST Of the neaux Arts
men 10 fal on the battlefield was
Morris herfhon. chief Of Jausscly's
atelier and also familiar figure at
Jnliens. He had been q candidate for
the Pflx de Rome and numbered
nany Americans IN his circle Of com.
rades. !. lean Hllmacher, another
rfcmidtnt IBeaux Arts n'aufzllfB Nil
en- nj The battle Of vutry-ie-T Francois
he received a second prize In the last
frix de Rome eonconr Noel Hall
Pierre SYLVAN. Petit. Henri caroly.
GeorRea Aussenad. Maurice Vidal.
Pierre sibien. Louis PlHnazewsIsi.
Georges Dcmonehy aud Lneien Ilcu-
stan. Louis RinEuef and Jean Retit
have been killed Ia battles. Gusnhve
boisson, the guardian. SO we'll known
Nv the Americans who have worked
In the great National school. has also
fallen. as cOlof bearer IN the seventy
sixth infantry lie was killed In rescue
ing the flag Of his regiment
Pierre Laurens the second son OF
the famous painter jean Paul Laur-
ems. has been wounded and taken
prisoner. He Is now being cared for
IA the Rcd Cross hospital in Witten-
berg. Germany He has a wide circle
uf friends IN baltimore, where he had
been Recently TO arrange the placing
~ the decoration The Surrender OF
Yorktown" painted by his father,
Pierre Laurcns is also we'll known IN
New York city. where he has painted
many important portraits.
othcrs IN The Army.
Monsieur iIaaffUAef. widely known
In America, has feiurned to France
from Richmond. Va. where he had
been painting decoration commits
stoned BY the state. He Is now IN the
French army A H. lllman. Ii another
French artist with an. International
reputation wno IS ut the front
Among the men who exhibited in
the "Flturists show two years ago
in New York are Andre Duren. who
II now military rheufivuG Chaslcs
Carmoen. on duty in one Of The forts
near Dion: Andre De Segonzac, on
guard near Toui and de Ia Fresnayc.
who was exempt. but nevertheless en-
tered as u volunteer lie was wound
ed. but has returned TO his regiment
after a short conyalescenee Jacques
fillon is IN the trenches near Las
rsEnH and dozens Of others could be
mentioned. Maltese. who Il still in
Paris. Ii impatiently waiting his no
tice 10 join his regiment aud has ar
ranged his affairs so that the exhibit
ton which he is 70 give IN New York
next February VIII receive some Of
the best Of his works nolwithstand-
Ing the fact that many Of bis pictures
are held in Berlin,
ssr.sred Walls Of Chateau.
CHARLES Huard. whose wife Is the