Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-23

! l'fer ever has done. Many people like
/ The Crossing" burro pack train
/ fording the Santa Pc river at Delgadt
street II is difficult 10 believe thai
tllis scene Re within the city limits, foi
/ the Rreon thlCkets on the river bank
the ripples Of the water over tn,
smooth eobbles, the huge mountain
masses In the background, ard even
the vibrant sky with white and gray
cloudmaascs, give the landscape the
spirit OF remotcncss found only IN
mountain Businesses elsewhere, but
which thrives IN all Of the Out-Of- doors
In New Mexico. There are other pic
lures Of this trend In which the artist
gives convincing gllmpscs Of the open.
All OF them are practically In the same
Key, In most Of them the greens pre-
dominate, with yclloWs ana blues and
occasional purple shadows But such
greens. blues and yellowg, II is an ex-
hlhit that gives Joy sheer Joy to the
lover Of the beautiful, Of Santa Fe
aud incidentally Of tho great out of
doors. ono picture by another artist
hangs in the exhibit, canvas by
sheldon Parsons Just finished for W
H. Simpson Of the Santa Fe system
II is a fine satisfaction to Santa Zee
art lovers that SO many cauvasscs Of
the southwest. which later found IA
NOr In New York. or Chicago, or else
where. were first exhibited. wet from
the brush OF the artist, In the Palace
Of the Governors MIR. Parsons pic
ture shows him AZ his best. It, too, is
characteristic Santa Zee landscape.
the center Of interest being historic
adobe on Aqua Erin street, with long
green portal Leading ny 10 II Is a
wcatherbeaten adobe wall with pic
tcsquc gate. MIR Parsons sky. road
way hill and sand are just as convlnc-
Ing rs those Of Ufor, but he attains
his effect with different colors on his
palette and n distinct technique The
interest OF the exhibit is much en-
HANGED by the opportunity afforded to
study the work Of two artists on simi-
lar subjects but each treating them
from his own viewpoint
zee
ARTISTS COMING or GOING.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henri and Mrs
Hcnrl's sister are expected to arrive
from New York this week to remain
for the rest OF the summer. Mr.. Henri
VIII have a studio at the old Palace.
that they will return this year from
Now York TO take possession Of their
home aud studio on Canyon Road
Parsons and daughter, Sara
are ON weeks camping and sctch-
ing trip. MIR. ana Mrs Walter Ufcr|
left this week for San Juan and Chi
mayo and from there will go TO Taos
w. Penhallow Henderson is of great
assistance In staging THE Daughter
of Heaven" for the Woman's club
Mr.. and Mrs Burt T. llarwood are
delighted IN finding among the McXi-
cans the very types for models that
they have been looking for. Santa Zee
has an unusually large number of resi-
dents OF Andalusl1n ancestry with here
ana there Moorish east OF features.
Carlos Ntcrra has resumed work on
the great Franciscan murals for the
new Museum, upon which h. NJ. Chap
man Is also az work Harry Berlin
In his studio at the Museum ia doing
some very fine things In Indian por-
traits, even though his work Is OF the |
ultra imprcssionist type. Miss Grace |
ltavlin was delighted with the CoChiti |
dance and carried off a number Of !
sketches which viii grow into paint !
.ngs for metropolitan exhibits. Mrs. /
skinner EXPECTS to 60 to /
Taos ncXt week for sketches Of Indian I
life aud architectural features. T.. L.
Blumenschein, on his way to Taos |
spent day In Santa Fe. The Taos |
colony Is arranging to make an eX- /
liblt next month mt the Museum from
here to send the exhibit to the state
mir This summers artist colony at /
Taos rs as large as that al Santa Fo |
md Includes irving Couse and Il l..
Rlumenschcn. New York Victor lIig-
gins and Ethel Coo OF Chicago, julius
tolchaveu of Detroit; O T.. BernIng-
laus Of 81 Louis who has his two
children with him and whose fine OK
othit rs up at the Museum; Doris Ro-
icntndl Of Los Angeles Helena Dun.
ap of Whittier. CAL, Cordoba WI
,on OF Seattle; W H. Rollins OF Los
Angelcs, Bgrt G. Phillips, J II. sharpe
lcrhoft DUntcn, Ralph Meyers and J.
" Reilly, who nave built studios at
Taos