Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-06
PORTRAIT EXHIBIT
ONE Of INTEREST
National Gallery Now Holds
Works of Well Known
Artists.
COLLECTION COMES
DIRECT FROM GOTHAM
Examples Of Expression of All Cults
Displayed-0pen to Public
During March.


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are all known TO ART ioNets VI '"iS 49,
aud form essentially the same group
~, xb;hition in 1917 II is greatly
as '"e 80. a., Jo,n
regretted among ar io>eiS ''''
W Alexander is not represented. ike
,,.;s. .do1nh Rorie of Philadelphia. not
80, Z croent There
10 speah vi 'oii" - ''''
are, however, among the eNhlpi'ofs one
or TWO members of the association
,th d;a no, .,na,r in last seasons
catalogue.
All Cults REPRESENTED.
asar, a
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dlehihed appearance '' -, :.
hung with the usual ear .ii'
is most cathoilc exhlpltloi' coiiipi
ing examples of artistic expression LOT
all cults, from those admlrlns the ON
cial portrait to those with modern
tendencies''-but portraits all
Frank W. Benson is to be seen at his
best in his likeness of Philip Little,
beautiful little canvas. complete and
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se"teo Wy :" p'i at 81
drew. former assistant VI
the Treasury. 1t is an excellent like
,.ss which Was shown however in an
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eAhaD''loli oi hei -, cnrnar.n C;aiierv
~ ~ oS tmn canvasas
W Imam W. CHdSe Senus 49, 49, go i.I'
TINS group II! Ne" III N. ~ Ia;
OF NiIiiaIl vi osHe sS.
'i1n lol ndIIl; ;I o .h ~ Ij1.e,ess of
his beautiful daughter. whom ne mas
the young lady. also an artist, by the
way. IN leopard SKIN coat. II is
sracelui anu cha iiiiis-
Portrait of Singers Wife,
nc ''ta' $500. -,
Iuii iehe,h seanoihs POI 'iai. M
f.learoo Marthi' the "Iie VI 'ne 'ehoi
of the Metropolitan Opera. 1t is a
charming harmony of broken color,
snhduad in tone refined and dienifed
pn,.a-t NE o.n,.as zoos not s,,gsest
~
what most persons term portrait out
II is bit of joyously beautiful color,
handled as Henri does
.-.-ra pa1Ious ,na c.or,e Ju1e
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30 oi'.h oli -
moaerhlsl iehdeneles. are qulte u ue
to their creeds. the former IN ms por-
tralt OF j" liiaFo Straleh anu the idttei
IN MS Morgan Robertson
ho"dIo uardHeF tushihs seHns d
sTouna is beantifsI and the composi-
't9,i isI cattn l y,nrrrait 81 Mice no
rothy King is lovely in color and the
gown and chair are beautifully painted.
Eugene Speichers work is seen LOT
nnrtrai, 81 voune wnn,an is a ra,naa
ble addition.
Crawford's CanvaSeS.
The secretary of the association. Earl
Stetson Crawford, is represented by
TWO canyases. both OF Young women.
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~. On. ~ bisIaa r,;e,,,ar
Piere1te, IS deitlE hahutea' paf'iouiai
y the textures of the gown and ORA
peries. The Portrait of Miss Wood
ruff,. is totally different and only three
quarter length. but an interesting
achievement
Guitar" is cleyerly handled and quite
ch"racteristic,
Eofert yonnoh is represented by a
very small work. Mrs. W. W. Walker,
,o,g rSn Pooserei, shows two portraits