The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12

as ~ also an article on ancient
Mexican metaiiurgy. In the news
notes are several references to
work In the southwest. while the
photography IL brought up to date
and In Of special value.
Journal of History aud Politics
The Iowa Journal OF History
and Politics IN its recent number
publishes an Intensely Interesting
diary of a trip across the plains
In 1887. II In the account OF a
juorney to Salt Lake City and Cal
ifornia written by VIM. Clark. who
died In February OF 1890 At Amea.
Iowa. OF which city he had been
mayor for two terms.
Acquisition by Worcester Museum
The Bulletin OF the Worcester
Are Museum for April reproduces
a painting by Guaguin recently nc
qulred by the Institution. II WA
executed by that famous artist be-
fore he went 10 Tahiti. While not
an example Of the highest deyel-
opment OF hts art. yet II very WV
Idly Illustrates the trend OF that
art. Langdon Warner. director OF
the Pennsylvania museum, deacrib-
- the ninth century Japanese
bronze head recently acquired by
the Worcester Museum. THE Mag
dalene." by FL Greco. Seven Ang-
els Pouring Out the Walls OF the
wrath OF God upon the Earth"
by william Blake. Virgin and
Child" ~ Buonconsiglio. and "A
Drawing" by Giovanni nattlsta
Tiepoloi are illustrated as we'll as
described. being recent additions 20
the museums fine art collection.
T,riese for Missouri Capitol
The State OF Missouri had awar-
dcd the contract for the l2s foot
frieze acroas the front Of IN. new
capitol building at jefferson city
TO A. Surfing Calder, The sub
lect OF course appertains 10 the
history OF Missouri. II Ia expected
that II VII take three years to
complete the sculpture.
Exhiblt In Historic Concord
The Concord Art association
held is sixth annual exhibition In
the town hall OF Concord. Mass,
during the latter half OF May.
win vhsit santa Fe
During the early summer the
University Of California viii con-
duet an art In America" educa-
tional tour which IN to include the
principal art and CALLER
les aH well a. the more important
architectural and sculpturai mon
pmentH.
Anssricaa Association Of Mu-r-~-.
The annual meeting OF the
American Association Of Museums
leries In Buffalo May 18th to 18th.
Western Arts Association
The Western Arts association
held it, annual meeting In Gin
clnnati May Ind 10 5th.
League Of AntcricnR Artists
This League OF American Artists
was recently incorporated tn New
York City for che purpose q bet.
torinu the conditions, sHcroanIng
the facilities. and generally pro-
tecting the artists OF lhls coun-
try. Mr.. George bellows and
other artists we'll known IN the
southwest aro behind the move
ment. which ls gaining In member
ship among the 10000 or 20 mon
and womcn who are claesed a.
artists In the census reports. The
circu.ar just issued says ''sauAr.
ately or IN small groupa artists
get little or nd hearing on matters
affecting the production. pcrmau-
ence. skcellenre, and Hafeff %
their works. notwithstanding that
these matters Also are questions
OF public Interest. art u conaid-
cred q great national asset. 4
great educational Influence. Tbs
ciszana al large u therefore IN.
terestud In lis development and In
tho spread % IT. inf.uenc.
throuEhout the crafts ana al
through tho life OF the people
This Interest should lmpci him q
become an associate member OF
the League. adding hfa strength q
~ effort towards better materials
sounder technical knowledge. and
more respect and security foi
works ~ art" The IaaguN a. mol
an exhibition society and amsnl
it, activities H. a co-opefutiye sfnr,
from which members have the pri
vtieEe 10 buy materials a. cost.
Han1ciirf Nafionat Nonuneuf
W 4. H4FusaL Assistant an IN.