The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-13

the personal supervision OF Mis-
Louis Tlfeld and a comnn.ttee Of H.
dies who have no object In View exl
cept that ~ betterlng Albuquerque
II II a wonderful thing "a have thoss
famous paiptings brought 10 our yer,
door. end those who miss II VIII mis-,
. real opportunity. The pictures ar,
10 be SEM from here 20 the san Diego
Exposition.
The exhibit viii be open on sunda,
afternoon from 2 until g o'clock and
will not be open on Monday as wa
previously announced. A large mum.
Der 81 school children we're in at.
tendance today. the forenoon beinf
turned over TO them. II il hoped
that this will como to be an annual
affair and IN this way the eyes OF
the men and women % the future will
be opened 10 the beauty OF their SUR
roundings which they may appra-
ciato az shown through the eyes oi
an artist. The pictures are In most
part scenes Of the west and demon
tsrate how blind we are 10 the beau
strato how blind we are 10 the beau
fully endowed the west with richness
Of colorlng as well az picturesque
themes.
The best Of southwestern ART il cx-
biblted and shows something OF what
artists are striving to attain in New
Mexico. The painters represented
are well known 10 almost every New
Mexican. and something OF their HIS
tory as we'll Probably the best
known IL the late Donald Beaure-
gard, who was a protege OF Hon.
Frank Springer. He had studied art
under the masters IN the art centers
OF Europe and save great promise OF
becoming an artist Of Tenown. lie
had already gained favorable com
ment from ART critics and had been
commissioned 60 paint via mural
PAINTINGS for the New Mexico build
ing az the san Diego exposition. hut
In the midst Of his work ne died.
though only in his early twenties. His
~canvasses In this exhibit show that
he was destined to do great things
for art. He was an lmpresslonlst in
tendency and the paintings are very
striking. Those exhibited are: ron
the Road 10 Flanders" Dutch Peas
ants Fleming Peasants THE old
Reprobate." which seems 10 appeal
TO everyone who sees II: 1.-THE First
~Grandchiid." "Gomut iichkeit In
Munchen." and a study from stili life.
Another which has attracted atten-
tlon and which must have been from
another period Of the artists life n
"Tyn'onyi's-In the Rito de Los Fri
joles. This differs In its impression
upon the mind ana il one OF the most
striking OF the collection. The work
for the San Diego building was taken
up by X. NJ. Chapman and Carlos
Nierra at Santa Re and viii be com
pleted Isl the near future. Both of
these artists are represented.
The anvass by Vierra are Gre
ating a great deal OF comment az the
exhibit and are beautiful IN ~colorinR
and In theme. This artist seems 10
have stolen Natures pinks and blues.
puppies aud other shades of dainty
coloring and has used them as M
ture intended they should be used.
The pictures OF the Pueblo youth,
whose very attitude bespeaks the
dreamer that he IL. aud the equally
characteristic Pueblo maiden. are
beautifully colored. "Cochiti'' an
old mission. IL interesting az a study
from an historical standpoint. this
mission being one OF the oldest Ia the
country. Clouds over Chimayo"
shows the beautiful coloring OF the
sky which cannot be overdrawn or
o~vercolored Ia this land OF richest
hues. The other two OF this ~collec-
ton are Sunset on the Lake Peaks
and Badly" and "The Hunters"
Kaun.fh rhununu. Oh. .l.sA. 4.
collection, mostly eastern. These are
delightful bits Of coloring. taking the
reds and Colds OF the northern woods.
There are scenes In the Catskllls aud
around Woodstock. n. Y, and WASH
ington. ID. C.. They are entitled IAN
Elm in the Catskills. "rhe Cntskills. "
Eastern Catskills," Naples at
Woodstock" The Winding Roa -
October Woods" Rock Creek Park
at Washington, d. c." and a por-
trait study.
Gerald Cassidy. who for "a Ions
time was q journalist of some note.
came to realize Ht last that he must
express what he saw by meanH of the
brush ON canvass. aud his studies OF
the Indian gave To him tine honor Of
painting the panels In the Indian Arts
building at the exposition. These
wonderful paintings depicting life IN
the southwest are exciting comment
all over the country. The exhibit
shows four Of his pictures. pueblo
Portrait" "By-way In Iaguna." "a
Pueblo oven and "The Gate That
Inward" The last il a water
color Of the entrance TO an old GEM
In the heart Of santa Re. Karl
has two pictures that are
somewhat different IN theme and coli
the House OF the Sun Clan
and "Talus VillaEe In the Rito."
sheldon Parsons. a New York art
has a number OF beautiful can
vases. The largest picture In the
collection ~ by this artist ana IL
as THE Morning After the
sleet storm" showing the sleet on
the trees and grass glistenlng as the
light falls upon them through the
atmosphere still heavy with
he storm. The others are familiar