The Washington herald., 1922-11-05
EuRopean Artists
10 oExl,ibitH Here
d Any b. PUTNAM.

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Dsg1nn1aG about TIE nrst Of Do
csnbsr shsrs ws1l - sxhibitisns q
me ~ vork Of various Buropson
aasssns q a. Arr csssss. iies Co.
necticut avsnus. under the sponser-
sAfD ef shs Art and Archasoiogy
Lsasue- AZ present there 10 an az
hibit of art and intersstins objects.
inciu1lng handiwork Of ssvsrsi
kinda from many Inherent Euro
psaa countries Sweden. belgium.
Germany. France. csscho- -Eevakia.
italy. Norway. Poland. Easiaad.
Austria. Denmark. ana LAtvia are
represented in this intsrnationaI
exposition The oberanmerssu
display. with haadiwork by the
members Of the Passion Piay east.
and photesraphs Of the priaeipai CO.
tors. 10 very fascinating.
one Of the thinss which nsst
strikes the writer 10 the great auu.
Der Of Europesn rsproeuesssns ,r
color Of the great mastsrpsssss.
The italian and German eopss, ar,
much bsttsr than those soid in
America generally.
IssssWsxk D1uaax.
A feature OF ths sxnfbf>1>a ,s
prssswork of the et6srsnt nasIeaA
somettmes ft % only the lally nUvs-
pepee4 IN strange languassS Ssi1lnr
Of the arrival Of the rsprseoufae1vs
Of TIE Art and Afchaeoioev Ioaaus
In the European capitals; somselnss
IL 10 an art magazine or book. en-.
tanning rsproduccions Of vHaf a
most worth while IN the srt Of the
country: again it 10 euslsbeoks 20
the various citses ana mussums
Then the Unfvsrsfty Of RiKA Iafvfa.
sends books on higher msthsuat,e..
The Latvfan display 10 one Of the
most Interesting ones. with fts
peasant arts. and the Nsdenna ana
Child BY Rosenthsls. said 20 be
painted from his wife and child.
TO consider In dstsn only enc
country. there 10 much Of interest
In the display OF Sweden. In the
nrst place DR.. oertrude r. Hrfshsr
who represented the Art ana Area
aeoiogy League in her trip 20 Eu-
rope last summer, met two people
OF great importance connsctsd with
this display. The nrst was Prince
Eugen. himself an artist, represent
Cd here ey two iandscapss, one In q
handsome volume on the art Of
Sweden His autographed photo.
graph Is also shown. Prince Eueen
Is brother to the King. Through
him IL was that DR.. Brigham met
the second important person, Miss
Ellen Key who also autographed
her photograph for the American
traveller.
Contributes -Four Dr.w1uss.
Miss Ingebore Andreasen ha, con-
tributed four fine drawings 70 this
exhibit Two are touching little
cravings Of little girls. one pushins
on little boat into q stream, and
another going to school. with her
quaint homespun gown and q
striped apron. under which abe holds
her hands 70 keep them warm. the
oddly-shapsd pail over her arm,
shaped like the top Of q stoyepipe
hat. and little cap abovs her shor,
hair. not bodied but hanging loose
ly down.
Another OF her works 10 a scene
Of small islands and headlands near
her home. The last one is a self
portrait. showing the artist seated
before q table. with her pencil TO
her paper. and a fat baby clasped
In her left hand. Evidently she d.
woes her time between art and
housewifely duties.
The are six pictures Of rhorwald-
sens works, with one portrait of
him by Horace vernet. On the same
panel hangs the autographed pic
ture OF Ellen Key. Papers from the
dinerent Scandinavian countries
telling about this exhibttion form
an interesting item.
they have not even forrotten the
Swedish paper dolls. dear 70 the
hearts Of all little girls. In what
ever land they happen TO be born.
or IN whatever social state.
The sculpture OF Carl Mile. 10
shown in several photographs
Other works are by Ander. zorn.
When the Swedish exhibition 10
held IL VIII be in charge OF Mrs.
lnseborg Andreasen Nndbore
whose four drawings we had occa :
sion TO refer to above. Though q
Danish American herself. she 10 the
' wife Of Swedish artist.
The plan 10 to have each exhibit
from a foreign country on view for
y q short time in the auditorium ana
, upper studios OF the Art Center. AZ
ter which time 10 may be placed on
n permanent exhibition, Though not
displayed 20 such good ADVANTAGE.
In the studios below. The work will
: be on sale at certain times, and or
ders for the peasant arts may be
taken. The purpose 10 20 give the
people OF Washington a. Good an
opportunity as 10 at all possible 20
= get acquainted with the arts ana in :
: dustries OF the new Europe which is
arising out Of the ashes Of the old
/ war-torn Europe.
! DR.. Hrdlfeka Le-tur~s
From the Prague Gazette, British
American section. we note the fol-
lowing. "Dr. Alois Hrdlicka, cura-
tor OF the National Museum In
/, Washington. is visiting Prague on
| the invitation of the ministry Of
education. and will give lectures on
anthropology in the universities of
! Prague, Brno and Bratislava. maxi
ing aSpeCial referepra 80 81. cf.