The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-08


mired picture. Mother and Child"
typifies the long story Of success
Of this former Detroit artist. now
in New York; w. Elmer Schofieid's
Cliff Shadows" large marine bv
this Philadelphia painter, has been
purchased by the Corcoran for its
permanent collection. Robert
Vonnoh's Study: Daniel Chester
French. Sculptor shows us the
creator OF the Dupont Fountain and
the heroic Lincoln I'm our new
Memorial. Walter Ufer's Strange
Things" purchased for the per.
manent collection, is a presentation
OF religious symbolism In New
Mexico-a crucifix and figures
carved in wood, with realistic cos
TUNES, the Virgin kneeling at the
foot Of the cross. penitent in the
foreground. Adelaide Cole Chase's
Portrait of Mrs. Hyatt" IL q beau
tiful picture Of the mother of the
sculptor. Anna Vaughn Hyatt. while
Emil Carlsen's "The Black Bottle"
IL another Of the artists successful
still life compositions.
Gallery e brings US to Maurice
Fromkes' brilliant canvas. The
Sculptor" and Lila Cabot Perry's
Bohemian girl called "In the Boeh-
mer wald:" Joseph T. Pearson. tr.'s
The Twins. Virginia and jana"
which received the Carroll H. Beck
gold medal in the Pennsylvania Acad-
envy exhibit, 1917. and Daniel Gar.
ber's Little Village: Springtime."
with an appeal to American country
lovers ~.
Robert Reds ''Moodphantoms"
in Gallery r is a remarkable cliff picr
ture. II you look at It with eyes half
closed you can see specter figures
Of men and women in the dim light.
Reid, who IL q teacher in the Broad
moor Art School. Denver. has been
previously noted for his nudes and
pretty women. a. In the favorite
japanese Screen" q study Of the
nude owned by the Corooran. Marie
Danforth Page. Of Boston. has q
Mother and Baby" sure to interest.
Haley Lever. q New York artist.
born In Australia. shows . marine
of foreign-loolkins Herring Toats,"
while Philip L. Hale's Musical Mo
ment." an interesting pair at the
piano, reminds us that the artist Ii a
son Of the late Edward Everett
Hale. Robert Henri's ia Rubia,"
q nuds. - the typical artists mod
el Of rare perfection.
MAIN STREET PICTUREA
IN s.nery Q csarsnos x. ch.tter-
toms -6ummsr Afternoon" II the
typical American tcwn-Matn street
while Charles W. Hawthorne's
American Motherhood" pictures q
mother and her son. whose blue
eyes match her own Frank W.
Benson's Tho Sunny window" IN
a broad style. shows q girl sewing,
and We recall that the artist received
the first Corcoran prize and gold
medal In the last biennial. heA In
1919. Clifford Addams' "Trouba-
dours." though not q large canvas,
In one which may well be considered
for the popular prize. gypsy troupe
singing by a harbor front, evening
light in a foreign land. Victor Hig-
gins Nude" pictures two figures
composed into a seeming arrange
ment Of lines. One Of the best things
In the whole exhibition Ii Emil
Carlsen's still life. ''The White Jug"
q kettle. old basket. vegetables. and
white pitcher, almost a monochrome,
wonderfully composed and painted.
praised by all. Richard Miller's
Chinese Statuette" Is a woman
Of beautiful contours. viewing
some bric-a-brac. Olaf Brauner's
nude Summer" pictures a gin by
the sea.
Gallery H shows H. Woodbury.
"The Green Wave" a marine with
only sea. and Gardner Symons'
Through Sunlit Hills" large and
beautiful winter landscape. Peace"
a quiet interior with girl sewing,
by Frederick Carl Frieseke, has
been acquired by the Corcoran for
the permanent collection. III. Giles
white Pine" was evidently pro-
duced entirely by the palette knife.
and Ia well done. too. Aldro T. Hib-
bard's "A Morning Hour" is a
landscape in the modern luminous
style. and Thomas W. Dewing's
la Peche" is a summer scene.
young ladies', one angling.
POPULAR PRIZE APPEALS.
Van d. Perrine has two woodland
scenes In Gallery I, Notes Of Red"
and 'The Light" Douglas Volts
PORTRAIT Of Abraham Lincoln" 10