The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-08
PUBLIC EXHIBITION
OF PICTURE CONTEST
PRIZES At GALLERY

PUBIC exhibition of all the priZCS
donated to the winners in the Famous
Picture memory contest, held in the
nigh school auditorium Thursday night
will be held in the art gallery of tie
high school, Sunday afternoon from
the hours of 2 o'clock to o'clock
All prizes in the contest will be on
exhibition at the time and the public
is invited 10 attend the exhibition
There also will be a set of the prints
of the pictures in the contest. The
executive committee of the contest
will be in charge of the exhibition
''The contest could not have been
conducted so successfully had it net
been for the splendid cooperation by
the Richmond artists. At no time did
the committee in charge receive any
thing but splendid encouragement
from the artists and other people in
terested in the contest, who gave free
ly of art treasures, said P. H. Slocum
general supervisor of the contest, Sat
urday.
Pictures Exhibited.
The pictures to be on exhibition
Sunday afternoon will be Winter on
the Whitewater" special picture
for the contest by J. E. Bundy. The
picture was painted in the vicinity of
Happy Hollow and one of the first
prizes given.
Midsummer Night on the White
water" by Elwood Morris is picture
giving a bit of Indiana scenery. "A
Spring Landscape" by Miss Elmira
Kempton, is one of the most beautf-
full canvasses in the group.
There are three paintings by
George H Baker in the group of
prizes. One of these pictures was
donated by the artists of the city, one
by Francis Edmunds, and the other
by T. G. Harrington.
Miss Waite's Picture
Vacation is picture painted by
Miss Blanche Waite, to be hung in
the school room of one of the second
or third grades of the city schools.
1.-THE Creek in Spring" by Francis
Brown, is a bit of local scenery along
the Cart road.
"The Flower Garden" by Maude
Kaufman Eggemeyer is a beautiful
composition in brilliant colors and
will be in the Garfield junior high
school. "a Landscape" by J. E. Pot
finger, was won by St. Mary's school.
William Eyden, Jr., painted a typical
Eyden landscape. 1t was won by Mr..
Lammotts district school No. II. "A
Landscape" by o. ]. Erbse, completes
the list of paintings donated by the
local artists.
Other Prizes Donated
Other prizes donated to the contest
are the Last Supper" by Leonard da
Vinci, given by the Art association;
"Boy and Rabbit" given by the art
department of the Woman's club; JAP
anese print, given by r. E. Heun /;
camera donated by the Violet Ray
studio.
st. Andrews Tower and Bells" by
Howard Leigh and Esther Griffin
White, given by Miss Heitbrink; Jap
anese print given by Miss Eunice Bro
kaw; bronze book ends given by w. o.
Crawford company.
Baby Stuart" given by Nicholson
book store; Rheims Cathedral given
by the Richmond Art stort; embroid-
cred handkerchief, given by Miss Eliz-
abeth Jay.
The contest for all persons tied viii
be held in the art gallery of the high
, school Monday night at o'clock, and
all persons tied for first place in the
individual group and the family groups
are requested to be in their seats by
s O'Clock, as no persons will be permit.
ted to enter the gallery after the con.
test has started