Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-14

q
 Broadway, scheel. Mystic. on Wednes-
 day, to be continued asily until Aug.
 2s, with the exception of Sundays. The
 exhibition includes a sroYp of Haink-
 in2s from fife Macbeth ganeries' Ne5r
 York, and is. enc of the best since tho
 years ago. Essh fssr has assasnsirss< M
 ed the value ofS4ch an exhibH. for the
 patronage of art lovers csnsffntiy il-
 creases.
 Charles H. Aayis: who WiEht bs
 style, When March Wii,ds Blow, dez
 lineating eloqdF gray skies ana wind
 blown trees. with esla SpFins sf- Leasthening Shadow. % Wsnserfsi ai feet of suniIxht strsam!nx dpwn oa gray bletched rocks: whieh is Nest iR- with a breadth of tFeatment and sim plieity of color which makes fhis can vas easily one of the gems of the col lection
 Sunrise on the Sound and everlsek- ing Neank by Eliet Clark. A N K.. of the sea seen 3ron1 the picturesaue hill of the old fishing town, show de- lightful rassagss of color and fine
 Leon Kron shews two very dis similar canvases. Girl and BoelS. charming portrait study. wfth scrupu- lous attentien paid to the interesting ful model posed akainst som 5re bsckground clexerIF lishtened iby vase ef purple hius aewsrs. The pose Two 8sI rIass .'isassg Krss other pcturs I shows rerarkahle heap of great age old rocks topped by tiny dweli- ings, a vigorous. eloquent conpositfon. beld and rugged in trsatmsnt. George Bellows, N. A.. who also eT- hibits 9 study entitled Old Lady Witt, Bonnet. most painstakins, exquisite Bgs5tTait gsafa,,yE Eth haaasd SsEslsas a ss s ss ] mest noteworthy paintings h the e4-
 The HeFen by Maurice FTemkss is q decorative aesthetie canyas with a in the midst of cony yentionaiized set ting, quite odd and Yerx he3Htifui. Parker M S Perkins has done g good sized canvas entitIed Rock and Sea, ef realistic swirl of yividly blue ocean. Enc Cedars. 2 lovely tree study. fhe 1 land scaRe radiant in a glow of yellow ] light, is the work ef Peter Mareps. l
 ass nasaee nssT ssfhe afTs m Mf MsiseEy Eslh as asn
 veious for its sincerity.
 The Veteran Oak.
 The Veteran Oak by G. Victor Grin- | 1eil has 2 delicate and eyanescent | ;haTm a;;,T ,sas of it's ewn; ffe9Ffe Lsks shsEs
 raass aaBSss' BiHa uH5Sm ha5s sf and aa asg asas lowing white shirt sleeves, picked out n red bands-a dashing. brilliant can as. fuIi of NisoE and rich eolar,
 orae rlas Gettass ie ssess,, 4lS myst.s 5sasgt F ng wherein the placidity and suisst' ef he little house is seen to ad1antage tssinss tts,. its gorgeous eaekfrsund ef
 As always. the work of Henry Biui ;eiden shows beautiful rendering of eoF sense. most sdnsirasie fn sem osition and celoring. Simmer Breeze y Mr. selden is no exception te the
 J. Eliot EnHekinz exhibited an in- eresting autumnal* landseape. a bril- ant study of riotous color. with tall raceful trees standing cut against
 Exauisite in esIseins. A Lady in Pink and The Blue Kirns- a by r c. F'rieseiSe, N "A. Were i've ems. exquisite fiji colorinx. viff3 linutest attention to the detail whfeh aaracterizes this very talented yeuax oqdoir effects. with unaffected apprse alton of his models beauty. Esne- ally lovely was the warm white asshl nts. and the charming Hairrer effects June Twilight. Masen,s Island, Les 1T D. Boronda. was charming in itsl , astei coloring. with a feeling of open ,aces, while The Brocaded Bodice an mast medieval portrait. of exquisite , ! attention. The West Shsre Terzi- ai, f-een kroll a gigantic canvas. spletlrg an unusual scene, was ae- ceable for its very ceatrast and !, ,ntrlbutea 2 most original nete te { Ths always interesting work of G. : lhert Thompson, whe exesils lin de- ctina tho hemeliness aud sweetness
 country deoryards and gaxdeRs. is emestead, which was loaned py Fl. e ,rnwall; The Sun Pereh, Richard illSr; iln \: A. shows adnifasls snd f ,soluts attensien te sstail. with aft .uI Depshartv. X. X. is a maEEsI ef I Id brushwork. strikinsly interestinx, : th heavy thunderhsads casting a adow over the white-cssped waves. 5 awthorne, N. A. 2 fun sized weuaan's z ure, standing out sharply against a purpIish backzrednd, is s sst renarkable in tone and bfush- ? 'Ff, %lth vi naa sypesiaily psi fine trsatmeat Of k The Highway in October. Frederick 2 'twiller, has .a fine feeling fer eelsr; mn' ere is a typical fall atmosphere ap- x rent, and the bold reds and ye1loEs 5. 9 handled very adrsitly. Tn AptuHlnt 2 eods, Henry W. Ranger, N. A. q Z, ritable autumn poem of material 2 hness and light. firm design. char 3 teristic of this painter. was enc af n ? loYeliest canvases of tha caflectien. II nrise, Neank. and The GFtssinx, !. " London. G. Albert Thompson, ' re interesting and fpFcafu1 studios, :, 'id and vital with well isiA in eaier. z Harry Lewis Raul cxhihitaa seven T eresting brenzes, Laughing Mer- . lids, Venture. Light on the Ware. sS' nte, Heur of Twilight, MeFnaaid : aying, Madonna. cxauisite hits OF F ilpture. Of fluent medelinz and E aceful eemsosition. stss
 Sketches and Studies. .. n the lower room there was the a, leving ara ngement of Sketches and E. Idfes: fs fs 5 Kenneth Bates-winter Moraing. si