The sun., 1916-09-17

figure. either singly or in composition.
and be executed in black and white
ly pen. pencil or hard crayon. bu. not
in chalk or charcoal. and the awards
To bc based upon the precision. ac-
ciracy Of delineation, proportion. de-
tail. simplicity and picture quality.
i \ prize If $500, known AS the Phila-
dclphia Water C'o.or Prize. is offered
this year By friends of water color
painting. This prize will be awarded
to that American artist or resident
foreign artist showing the strongest
water color or group Of water colors
in the exhibition. The jury Of artists
will make the award. bu; may with
hold the prize II in their Judgment no
work is Of sufficient merit.
Through the liberality Of Charles
W. Beck, Jr.. n prize Of 800 will he
awarded To the best work in the cXhi-
bition that has been reproduced in
color for the purpose of publication.
The jury OF artists will make the
award, but may withhold tho prize II
in their judgment 10 work Is OF sufii-
Gent merit. To no eligible for this
prize the fact OF the reproduction oi
the work must DO noted on the entry
card, which must be accompanied by
n proof Of the reproduction. The prize
will. however. be awarded on the
merit Of the picture itself.
There Is no limit to the number OF
works to be hung. The Academy will
dismantle it's walls to provide space
for every accepted work. but the
standard Of the exhibition will be high
and the action of the jury Of selection
and hanging committee will be final
Every work entered will be submit.
ted to the jury except work by men,
bers of the jury itself: work by mem.
bers Of the academy's wi faculty
work already accepted by a jury OF
artists and hung in some other ex.
hibit!on and which may be invited for
this exhibition. and such work as in
exceptional instances may be invited
by the jury itself acting AZ n whole OF
by its authorized subcommittee.
Every work. without any exception
sent to the academy for submission
to the jury will be so submitted. and
every work accepted will be hung
and every work hung must remain
during the exhibition.
\ collection Of prints in the JesuT
Memorial Library by old and modern
masters, presented or lent by 4. Il
Gallat!n, opened on Monday, Septem'
Der i. Included in the collection ar,
twenty ctchings and Autographs by
Whistler. THIS exhibition will remain
on view until September 90.
Thirty-nvc ctch!ngs and dry point:
-. ysrn,ls n" lance ,.i'I nlo. lao, a.,
view. AS will tho Persian and Indiar
miniatures owned by the Print Room
The exhibition OF sculpture by Pau
Manshlp was shown for the last tim'
on September .. The success OF tliii
exhibition has been phenomenal. 2,32'
pc oplr hlving already visited it sine,
it Mas opened OF August IA. The cx
hibition WAS Installed by Edward Rob
insnn, director Of the metropolitan
Museum Of Art. and is very repre-
sentative in character. comprisin;
twenty-five important examples.
Tho Art Alliance OF America at 1
East F'orty-second street Is showing
two works Of plastic art called 9TH
Alteration Of the Magi" and 9TH
Alteration of the Shepherds" They ar
said to be "crcatcd and produced by
William Horatio Day. Miss j. NJ. Law
son and Miss II. Saussy.
Concerning tho now art gallery Jus
opened by Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Atwoo
at East Gloucester the Boston Tran
script writes that one Of tho most I'm
portant chapters In the art history q