The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-25
OPENING OF EXHIBITION
BY ETCHERS NOTABLE
EVENT OF ART SEASON

Opening of the exhibition of etch
ings by internationally known etchers
in the Public Art gallery Wednesday
evening with the annual gathering of
Art association members and their
guests will be numbered among the
notable events of the fall season. In
vitations have been issued to all as
ISOLATION members and each member
has been presented with two guest
cards to fill out and pass on to friends.
Josiah Marvel is general chairman
of the committee for the affair. Mrs.
Rudolph Kncde will preside at the
tea table. A special musicale has
been arranged by Miss Juliet Nus
baum, which is to include several
numbers by sextette. The sextette's
personnel is: Ralp Ewing violin; Ber-
nice Richards. violin; Helen Roland,
cello; Edward Nusbaum, flute; David
Marvel clarinet and Juliet Nusbaum,
piano. The seXtette, which was re-
Gently organized by Miss Nusbaum, of
persons selected from the high school
orchestra, makes its initial appearance
Wednesday evening.
The etching exhibition, which Is
lent by the Brown-Robertson company
OF New York. contains some of the
prints, which have recently taken the
first prize awards at exhibitions in
the country. M. Paul Roche's THE
Curtain Call "a dry-point, which won
the prize this season at the Brooklyn
Society of Etchers show, is among
those to be on exhibition
Has Wonderful Prints
Childe Hassam, recognized as one Of
Americas greatest painters, will be
represented by two etchings. Mr..
Hassam, who has recently taken up
etching, is said TO have done some
truly wonderful prints Hassam has
won scores of prizes in this country
and abroad. His pictures hang in the
Metropolitan in New York city, the
Corcoran gallery at Washington and in
many other of the best known gal
leries in the United States.
President Harding's picture, done
by Pierre Nuyttens. also will be in
cluded in the collection on exhibition.
Nuyttens is internationally known as
painter and etcher and besides a
number of his works which hang in
this country he has some in the Royal
Palace at Brussels, Belgium
st German des Pres. one print
in the exhibition, is from the most
recent plate of Louis Orr. 1t was ex-
hibited at the Paris Salon of 1921.
Josiah Marvel is lending three of his
prints from the Paris plates of Louis
Orr for the exhibition.
- List of Prints.
The list of prints 10 be on exhibition
and the artists by whom they were
made are:
William Auerbach-Levy, Happy"
G. Walter Chandler, Chez lie Plav-
eur"
Cleo Damianakes, "Scherzo," ALE
gretto,' and Sunset"
Anne Goldthwaite, Egyptian Da.
Ger. Dancer With Veil"
Ernest Haskell. "Tamalpais from
Roy Boynton's,'' Grizzly"
Childe Hassam, The Swimmer
Model Deep Sea Bathers."
Eugene Higgins. "a Bit of an Old
Farm" Poor Folks
Eugene Higgins, "A Bit of an Old
Farm" Poor Folks
Lester G. Horribly, La Colline
Marine"
+. l.. Lauer, Torso" THE Wind
mill. Winter Sunshine"
Donald S. MacLaughlan, I'm Geor
Clones Land" Sunlight and Shad
ows.'
B. ]. o. Nordfeldt. white Towers, >
Old Houses" Wall Street
Pierre Nuyttens, President Hard
ing"
Louis Orr. st German des Pres
land three other prints)
Ralph Pearson, "Lincoln's Birth
place, Church at Ranchos,' Tao.
Pueblo" The Foreman, "Interpreta
ton"
Lee Randolph. "A Windswept Pine,
Sam Carlos Mission, Monterey"
Earl H. Reed. Forgotten Harvest
Twilight on the Lagoon" ''Berriel
County"
NJ Paul Roche. THE Curtain Call
Henry b. Shope. "Beeches", Hill o
Maitre Nicholas. La Sainte Chapelle
Paris, Sunday
j. Andre Smith, "Caen," "Abbeville.
V. Trowbridge, Portal in Cathedral
Grende, Spain.' "Marche de st. Giles.
]. c. Vondrous, Bridge of Signs.
Bohemian Landscape THE Tyn
From the East, Prague"
c. JAG Young. Hills and Valley,
awakening of Spring" AT the Mes
dow Spring
Earl Horter. "Old Gateway, Oman.
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