Arizona republican., 1920-02-18
PRINT MAKERS OF LOS ANGELES GIVE
 LOCAL EXHIBITION

The Print Makers Of Los Angeles,
 gave a private exhibition at the Wo-
 mans club yesterday, the exhibition be-
 ing a feature of Good Fellowship" day
 While the annual lark of the club is
 for members only the public will have
 the opportunity of viewing the black and white and color prints which will
 be exhibited in the art rooms of Miller
 Sterling's for a week, tomorrow being the opening day.
 Twenty nine well known artists are represented in the 96 prints which are being exhibited here. Among the most interesting of the many clever prints are those of Benjamin Brown, who served as a judge at the art exhibition feld at the state fair a few seasons go. MT Brown is also represented in the municipal gallery at Los Angeles, his picture being one of the finest in the city's collection of paintings. Brown is president of the Print Makers of Los Angeles, a society of men and women banded together for the furtherance of the art Of print making. This is one of two exhibitions by the society dur ing the. year, the prints exhibited here having been shown in various parts or the country following an exhibition at Exposition park in Los Angeles early in the autumn.
 In the collection of black and white prints are a number of etchings among the notable ones being Portrait of Baby" by Dodge; Noon Rest" byI Wenkler: Corner of San Fernando Mission.' by Doolittle, and Sunny Morning, Santa Fe,' by Newell Brown. A fine example of monotypes are Dana Bartletts Vanity and Katherine After the Storm
 charming poetic conception is De Kruifs Lyric of Eucalyptus" which is in the collection Of dry point "Ap- fzaf baxr <l "Lasuna Pueblo" by Howell Brown, are also featured in this class
 The Autographs by Elsie Henderson are exceptionally attractive. Her ami nal subjects are especially fine. The
 High Bridge, Pasadena by Benjamin Brown is another worth while litho- graph.
 The soft ground etchings in black and white are interesting studies as are the soft ground etchings in color prints, | one of the most effective being Ben l iamin Browns Topples" and Mt san 1 Antonio" Miner Cabin" by wray | 5earhart. is also one of the best of | his type.
 Bessie Ella Hazen, one of the exhibi- -ors at the fair is showing Carmel | Expresses" color etching demonstrat- ng her ability. This charming decora- i've etching came in for much praise It the private view yesterday. sThe ! olue HdTh Dy DOOSe ana 'CaillOrnia rraiI' by Cronenwelt were in the col ection. In the examples of Polychrome are "Archway Sivalle" by Alson Clark and "Condors" by Elsie ( Henderson, which are among the most lttractive.
 There are any number of wood blocks, the work of Gustave Baumann aking the lead. His The Lorna Taos $ particularly worth while. Other in- eresting wood blocks are The Thaw' ,y William $. Rice: The Pied Piper" ,y Zed s. Swift. and The Moon and he Willows by Arthur Wesley Dow. Dow also exhibits in the linoleum blocks, 'In the Salt Marshes being his ,est. Big Bear Lake, by Frances iearhart, shows much merit as does i've other blocks by the same artist.
 The exhibition, which opens to the public tomorrow, is being held under he auspices of the art exhibition com nittee. the Sketch club and the arts nd literature department of the Wo- nan's club.