The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21

present he paints like a great many
other people. In choosing his subjects
he IL excessively conventional and
there are certain indications that the
individuality Of his work will eventu-
ally depend upon his color
The Peoples Art Guild. an %organi-
zation recently formed. has set for IT.
self a highly ambitious and important
task. as the following extract from a
circular of the society shows:
The Peoples Art Guild appeals TO
social minded and art loving persons
to undertake the solution of the art
, problem Of to-day by helping to bring
about a direct approach of artists and
| the people. so that in II midst VI a
beautifully active people a hospitablc
home for great artists may arise.
Hence the Peoples Art Guild invites
artists to reenter the life of the people
and to make their art a token of kin
ship. and the people to take a rightful
share in art creation. to foster Its own
asthctic powers. and to grow to a sem
sitive appreciation and enjoyment OF
| the best in art
titN Nv ~ '
words is indicated by the following an
nouncenfent Of art shows arranged by
the society: At the University Settle
ment, 1Si F:ldridge street. there will he
exhibited work by Beal. Bellows. IIenn.
Berlin. Coleman, X. Davey. :. Davis
Glackens. GlintenCamp. Gussow. Hal
pert. Hartley, Henri, Knoll. kuehne,
Lawson. Lever. Luks. @. Mayer. Marin.
Mathes. X. ". Miller, Myers. olinsky.
NJ. Prendcrgast. sloan, Spcicher, NJ.
Sterne. parrine. Walkowitz and w.
and NJ. Zorach. The exhibition opens
tomorrow.
Smaller exhibitions will open "a fol-
lows: November IS. at the Centre,
161 East Broadway, and also at Madi-
son House. 216 Madison street; No
vember -. at Meinhard Neighborhood
House. 100 East l0lst street. corner
Park venue November 81, AZ Bronx
Y. NJ. II. A., t6jth street. corner Bos-
ton road, and November %. at the
Bronx House, 1887 Washington ave-
nue., rear 1924 street.
John Brown. business comptroller OF
the Metropolitan Opera Company. an
nounces that in conjunction VIII
Scribner's at their galleries at 597 Fiji
avenue an art exhibit of Serge d,
Diaghilcffs Ballet Russo VIII he
held beginning Tomorrow and .iast'
ing unt!l November 30. Icon Oaks
will be represented by an origina
drawing sent here especially foi
this exhibition and never b'tore eX'
hibited; MS costume designs anC
decors will also Ice represented. Their,
will also be exhibited original draw
ings illustrative of tho Russian bale
by NJ. Van Saancn Algi, tho Rumaniar
artist. This is his frs. American ex'
hibit. the last having taken place a
the Galleries Duvambez in Paris.
Photographs of the dancers and
stage settings by Bert. Hoppe, Brans
burg and other European photogra'
pliers will no shown and there will b'
posters Of the Ballet Russo by George
Barber, Valentine Gross, Ludwii
Kainer and others.
The exhibition will he open dali,
from . to r. II is OF significance be
cause Of the coming 10 America Of TIL
ballet this season.
!, The bulletin of the Detroit Museum
!, OF Art mentions u Metropolitan. m,
: the art museums of Chicago, Buffalo
Minneapolis, indianapolis, tlevelan'
and 81. Louis, and adds: The abov,
, named are the important museums .
| art in the United States
There is also quite a nice little mu