Arizona republican., 1917-07-06
ART TEMPTATION . RULES AND ALSO
 JUDGES PICKED

Rules and regulations governing the fourth annual Arizona art exhibition to be held under the auspices of the art exhibition committee of the Wo- mans club during fair week have been passed upon by the committee in charge and circulated among those interested in the particular depart ment. There is no one department that has developed more than the art section. An innovation of a few years ago the work has been fostereu by a small group of club women who have succeeded, with the CO., operation of the fair in making the exhibition one of exceptional worth. The committee will follow it's usual custom of purchasing picture for the municipal collection of Phoenix.
 The committee in charge com prises, Mrs. Dwight B. Heard, chair man; Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth, Mrs John Dennett, Jr., Mrs. Louis H. Chal- mers, Mrs. w. K. James and Miss May Noble. The judges will be Mrs. Jessie Benton Evans and Benjamin Chambers Brown and the jury of se- lection will include Mrs. Roy F.. Thomas, Mrs. L. H. Seargeant, and Miss May Noble.
 The rules and premium list fol- lows:
 Original work only (except in the case of ceramics) will be accepted for exhibition.
 Work will not be received by this department if it has been exhibited more than once at the Arizona State Fair
 Photographs must have been taken, developed and printed by the eXhib. itor.
 The competitive exhibit is open to all artists.
 Entries not exceeding five in nm ber in any one lot. will be received from each intending exhibitor and placed in the exhibition if favorahly passed upon by the jury of selection. A display of ceramics shall con- sist of not less than three nor more than seven pieces. All intending exhibitors are request : ed to apply for entry blanks to the secretary of the department of Fine Arts, Mrs. William K. James, East Mcdowell Road Phoenix Arizona. | All entries will positively close Sat urday, November 3. 1917. Transportation charges must be | paid in both directions by the send CT. excepting that return charges or prize winners will be paid by the Fair Commissiin All possible pre- caution will be taken to insure safe | ty, and a special guard will be in attendance night and day at the l gallery during the entire exhibition l All pictures intended for competi- tion must be suitably framed. except water colors and photographs. whicf must be- either framed or mounted for hanging.
 Il..sx Co ,1a xt,.l1 | file with the Secretary of the Com mittee and furnished on applica tion.
 All exhibits must be delivered tt the Art Department in the Wo mans Building at the State Fai grounds not later than five o'clock On the afternoon of Friday, Noyembe g, 1917.
 No pictures or articles in this de partment will be received unes above rules are compiled with.
 Class No. 200.
 Lot No. 250-Oil Painting, Land scape-s45.00 and S3000
 Lot No. 251-Oil Painting, Figure $45.00 and $3000
 Lot No. 252-Water Color-$300 and $20.00.
 Lot No. 259-Black and White $10.00 and s5.00.
 Special Class No. POI.
 Open to Arizona Artists Only
 Lot No. 254-Oil Painting. Land scape-$25.00 and $15.00.
 Lot No. 255-Oil Painting. Figure $25.00 and $15.00.
 Lot No. 256-Water Color-s15.0 and $10.000.
 Class No. POP.
 Lot No 257-Photography, Land |
 Lot No. 25S-Photography, Figur -$1O.O0 and $500.
 Lot No. 259-Ceramics, display $15.00 and $10.00.
 Lot. No. 260-Ceramics. Single Piec -$10.00 and $500.
 Lot No. 261-Arts and Crafts. Bras or Copper-s1000 and s5.00
 Lot No. 262-Arts and Crafts. Col or Silver-$10.00 and $500.