The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-25
AMERICAS FOREMOST
! ARTISTS TO EXHIBIT
WORKS HERE SUNDAY

An outstanding exhibition of oil |
paintings by American artists. hearlded
year In the Public Art gallery, will
have its opening Sunday afternoon
from to O'clock The public is ex-
tended a cordial invitation to attend /
this opening at which rs artists. IN
GLIDING some of the foremost of the
country are to be represented. The
paintings are valued up to $500.
The canyases were personally select |
ed by the director of exhibits. Mrs.
- F. Johnston, and either have been
passed on by New York and other east |
srn exhibitions where they have been
diplayed or else are new work just
done this summer.
Across the Valley" magnificent |
TALL scene, the work of John E. Bundy,
peer of the local artists, hangs In the
center of the north wall in the west
gallery. II has been seen here before.
On the left is a little Gardner Symons
Of a mountain peak with reflections.
On the right Evening at st. Ives a
rich bit of color on the water with
boats In foreground and blue dist
ance. II is by Hayley lever, noted
American painter of harbor and
coast scenes. He is also represented
by another canvas, Pear Trees" in
blossom.
Two lpsen Pictures.
Two pictures by Ernest Ipsen also
hang on this wall, one portrait,
"Cap'n Gdfford out o. Westport," which
arff inic ~
the Salmagundi club exhibit in New
York. and delicate autumnal land
scape, October.
The romantic, luxuriant coloring of
b The Orient is brought to the exhibit BY
\ Colin Campbell Cooper and Emma
Lempert Cooper, deceased, who was
his wife The canvases they are rep
resented by were painted in India dur
Ing tourk Mr. Cooper's is the Bath
Ing Graf, Benares." and Mrs. Cooper's
"1'he Temple, Jaipud." Both abound
in the mystic atmosphere and alluring
colorings OF the east.
Maude Marson has lovely picture
of white phlox called after one variety.
miss Lingard" The artist has been
painting for the past 10 years and be-
fore was famous designer of China
decorations.
A marine Full Tide" with high
wind that shows in the sky and bent
pillows coming in with the tide, is de-
picted by Cullen Yates.
Ufer of the Taos, New Mexico,
group, has vivid. arid bit of western
landscape in Canyon de Taos" and
n striking figure of an Indian entitled
Under the Boxelder."
Brown Picture Attractive.
Roy Brown has a Spring in New
Hampshire" which is particularly at
.ractive for its deIicacy of color tones.
Most famous of cattle painters in this
country, Edward Volkert. has most
representative canvas in THE Cool
Retreat" Charles Curran in his pic
lurde High Country" has painted
three figures on a high. cliff against
the sky, SO high that even the clouds
are below them.
One of the finest pictures is Ivan g.
Olinsky's THE Open Door," said to be
Dne of his finest achievements. He
has portrayed in beautiful and subtle
manner the effect of outdoor and in
door light. Reminiscent of Corot or
L Rousseau is the. canvas, THE Plow-
man" sent by Edward Potthast. The
west gallery collection will be com
pleted when an interior by John John
enson which is at present in exhibit
IN Chicago. arrives.
Impressive Painting.
George Pearse Ennis, who paint:
among the rugged beauty of New
Foundland has an impressive picture
Of fishing boats with full sails in 1.-THE
incoming Fleet" A charming picture
of a serene baby who regards tht
spectator calmly from behind its bot
lie is "The Portrait of Patsy" Rober
". Grafton's painting of his own little
daughter
Jean MacLane, otherwise Mrs
Johansen, has a beautiful portrait o
herself and two children, in a very un
usual group The flesh tones anC
pure colors in this picture make it on'
Of the finest pieces on exhibit. Tht
artist is noted as a portrait painter
This picture is valued at $4,000.
Felicia Howell. one of the younge
artists Of the east, has her October,
which won the second Hallgartel
prize at the National academy thi
year. on exhibit. Also a scene in sub
dued colors, Duncan Street" whicl
Is as quaint as its name implies.
Distinguished Artist Entered
"Christ and Nicodemus," a tona
picture which, in subject. techniqu
and color. is the most distinctive can
vas in the exhibit. represents H.
Tanner, of Paris, France. an Amer
can. who probably is the most distin
guished artist exhibiting.
Alexander Bowers Hills of Vel
mont" is a delightful snow seen
warmed by shafts of sunlight. Lillial
Genth in Bitter Sweet" has painted
figure against stucco wall owe
which hangs the bitter-sweet.
a. Leon Knoll has a still-life and lanf
scape. Edward Dufner's "Summe
Morning" is a delightfully."- romanti
bit. with a figure in the foreground
Wayman Adams portrait of the il
teresting and famous artist, MacClur
Hamilton, is outstanding and mastel
full. Brilliant in color is Howar
Giles picture. "Sunlit Shore"