Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-17
SKETCHES AND STUDIES
 SHOWN AT MYSTIC

Fully as interesting as the larger laintings now on view at the fifth an- nual exhibition of the Mystic Art As sociation, is the display of sketches and studies shown on another floor of the Broadway schoolhouse at Mystic. These sketches and studies are all for sale, and are certain to attract the attentien of art collectors; the range is wide, and there is something there to please every discriminating con- roisseur.
 The catalogue is as follows:
 Roy F. Bates-Catskill Cleudland, Fish -Cretk Canyon, .4 4aizona, Pool and Cliffs, Arizona Catskil Meun- tain Stream; The Days of Mirac,e.
 Lester D, Boronda-Colonial Inter- for; Old Brocade; Giri With Guitar: Ponte St Michel, Paris; The Ra 8 Pickers, Paris; Quiet Cove: Mason Island: Corner of Cathedral; Old Quarter, Paris.
 Charles H. Davis, N. A.-Just Off the Road Harvest Corn; Blossom Time; Lengthening Shadows; When Spring Comes Summer Twilight: A Bit Near an Old Farm: In Golden fight; In Full Springtime; The Planting Season.
 Frances D. Dayis-Madonna of the
 
 the Larkspur: Golden Wings; The Sapphire Shallop; The Yellow Bowl; Portrait.
 Frederick K. Detwiller-A Pardon Cross, War Supplies, Paris; The Lob ster Wharf; Notre Dame de Paris A New England Village; Threatening Weather: The Captains Home Tuil- leries, Paris.
 Francis s. Dixon-Winter Evening, Fire in the Woods Autumn: The Boat Shop; Autumn Woods: Summer Sky; Summer Day; Morning Sky. Lorfnda Dudley-Thc Corn CriN Still Life: Old House and Garden J. ,1liot Enneking Day in Winter; Mystic Village; 4 Bit ot Hyde Park: Blue Hills in Spring: The Three Master; On the Mystic River. /; Bernard l. Green-Young Cherubs 1 Spring.
 C. Victor Grinnell-Beatirg the U- boats; The Silhouettes Along Shore: 1 The Little House on the Hill; Spring ] time
 Peter Marcus-Wind on the Hill Frank N. Moore--Church, Noank Moonlight on the Links, Fishers Isl and: The Farm. Fishers Island: Cot tage. Noanl Hedges Cove, F'isherJ Island; November Street, Noank 1, Parker $. Perkins-Late Afternoon The Surf In the Sunlight; Preach erous Waters; Incoming Tide; Th' Old Home
 March; Summer Sky: Wood Interior Evening; Tulip Poplars; Landscap With Trees; Incoming Tide
 Albert G. Thompson-Drying Sails Noank; The Mill Stream: The Quie Hour: North Dock, Noank Alon: ] Mystic River: Connecticut Fishing l Village; The Derelict The Grey Schooner; Along the Docks, Noank. These are all so good. though linn tied space makes it Jlpossible to men ton them one by one.
 Tha work of J. Eliot Enneking i remarkably true to nature. His wood scenes are particularly beautiful, req pastoral poems in vivid reds and vel lows. His feeling for tone and colo is admirable.
 Mrs. Charles H. Davis lovely littl paintings, are as full of delicate cole land imagery as their original. whim siGal titles would suggest. The Spir of the Larkspur and The Sapphir Shallop are especially charming.
 The elaborate detail and foreign fla vor of Lester D. Boronda's work fascinating to study. Mr Borond
 also makes specially of designin
 artistic and rarely unique frames. Henry B. Seldons sketches are nc ticeable for their vivid. clearly de : fined coloring, very well handled. I'll River. March. is full of quiet charr with its violet shading. Albert G. Thompson's exhibit : most attractive, his fishing smacI and bits of marine views have q quit charm and sea atmosphere, whio makes one come hack to them agai : and again.
 . Miss Dudley has two colorful bits [ old houses. and Wind on the Hill. l
 Peter Mareue is 3 little gem. All u I work is remarkably we'll done, e ] Icellent in color. fine in drawing, ar Interesting from the beginning of Il l catalogue to the end