New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
Carnegie Institute Holds
18th Annual Interna-
tiOnal Exhibit.
SILVER MEDAL GOES
TO RICHARD JACK
George Bellows, of New York,
Captures Bronze Trophy and
$500 for Painting.
Iron Tho tribune corrcspOndcn,.l

lFrorn The Tribune correspondent
Pittsburgh. Penn. April 3o.-Edward
W. Redreld. the Pennsylvania artist
won the first prize with his "The Vii
LACE IN Winter at the eighteenth annual
international exhibition Of Carnegie lnsti-
tute, which opened to-day and will re-
main open until June So There are 3i2
pictures in the exhibition For having
the best Mr.. Redheld gets a gold medal
and 1880.
Two other prizes were awarded as
follows: Silver medal and 81 900 TO Rich
ard Jack, for The String Quartet and
bronze medal and $500 10 George Bellows.
OF New York. for the painting cliff
Dwelers." Honorable mention was CON
terred on SIX artists. Hnda Fearon. Will
Ashton, Charles Rosen. Erich Kips,
Beatrice How and @. Spencer Watson.
Paul Dougherty. the well-known marine
painter. has a special group Of twenty
seven paintings hung IN the entrance
gallery. Many OF them including both
marine and mountain subjects. are on
exhibition for the FIRST time Albert
Neuhuys. CASTOR La Touche and Sir AL
fred East, who died during the year,
are we'll represented
Opportunity for Students.
Many OF the foreign paintings hung
here have been awarded honors at recent
European exhibitions. thus presenting an
unusual opportunity for art lovers 10
study the best In contemporary work.
Mr. Jack. winner of tho second prize. Is
en- Englishman resident in London.
where he is a member Of the Royal
society OF Portrait Painters the Ma
tionaI Portrait Society and the Royal
College Of Art. OF the six who received
honorable mention all are foreign artists
except Charles Rosen. who is a Pennsyl-
vanian.
Mr.. Bellows. winner OF the third prize
though born In Ohio, makes his art
headquarters In New York. He IS
member OF the Society Of American
Painters and sculptors. the National
Academy OF Design and the National
Arts Club He is represented IN many
collections and has received numerous
honors. notably the first Harlgarten
prize OF the National Academy Of De-
sign in 1918. the second Hallgarten prize
in 1898 and honorable mention at the In
ternational Exposition IN Buenos Ayres
in 1910.
Redfeld Has Many Honors.
The painter OF 1.-The Village in Win
ter" Mr. Redleld has q long list OF
honors 10 his credit Not only is he
known in many OF the most important
galleries in the United States, but his
work is exhibited IN the Musee du
Luxembourg. Paris and the National
Museum, Buenos Ayres
Mr. Redfeld received the gold medal
Of the Art Club OF Philadelphia in 1896,
the Temple gold medal at the Pennsyl-
vania Academy OF the Fine Arts IN 1903,
the Jennie Sesnan gold medal In 1915, the
gold medal Of honor in 1907 and the Wal
ter Llppincott prize in 1912, all at the
Pennsylvania Academy: honorable men
ton at the Paris Salon in 1908. various
prizes and medals at the corcoran Cal
lery. Art Institute OF Chicago medals and
prizes and the gold medal at the Interna-
tional Exposition I'm Buenos AyTes. 1910.
The painter is a member of the Ma
tional Institute OF Arts and Letters. the
Art Club Of Philadelphia. the Fellowship
Of the Pennsylvania Academy Of the
Fine Arts and the Paris Society OF Amer
Painters