The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04

delighted Pope Leo X. There 4
n stout little duodccimo Of uuln-
lillian tfbftl, and n spanish edi-
ton OF Petrarch's Triunfoa ti6sD
IL IN altogether a weil-chosen III
tie coilsction.-< twclve-inch N
brnry Of aixteenth century. Dibll-
cal and secular. classical ana hu-
manlst, poetry and prose.
II suppose we must ~ that
tho padres OF some New Mexico
convent are more likely than u
n else to have possessed such
books. One OF them. IA we have
seen, bears the mark ~ a vaiia-
dOlid convent, and another has on
it, closing page the quavcring
signature Of Fray Diego Iimlnex,
with the date Ammo de 1873, A
Jesuit missionary OF that name la
bored In northern Mexico bet ween
1889 and 1873. and probably this
noat little copy 81 retrarch, with
ita name branded on the front
edges In the old Spanish fashion.
was once his property. More than
n OF the Sjanish missions and
converts IN operation In New
Mexico In the eighteenth century
had It's shelf OF precious old books.
The only purpose for when tho
larger books show traces Of hav-
ing been used was the pressing 81
flowers. and they still enclose
many remarkable specimens dried
and faded beyond recognition. The
M Of the Spanish missions and
~ sofne c-onventuai establishment.
In some Apache raid II was taken
from the convent. hurried to the
cave In the Sierra Ladrone tappro-
PIRATE namely. pried open. rifle,.
Of It's vaiuables and left behind.
VIVA; seem 20 be the marks OF the
plunderers violence In getting "a
open may stili be seen on the -,,-
per edges 90 the sides. The books
Being Of no value to the raiders.
they would naturally be left where
they were found.
Put whatever its source or
history. the old Strong IioN Of the
Sierra iadrone brings back a
pa II surprising romance and
interest. and. with u. a fresh re-
hinder that while the Puritan
and the Cavalier were founding
empires in New England ana Vir-
g.nia. the spanish priest and sol
der were at work, after their
own fashion. IN the distant de-
srrts Of New Mexico.
Vocational Training ~ America
The June number of "Boiatin de
Ia Union Pan American j. given
almost entirely 10 the story OF vo-
%caiional training in the schools 81
America The articles are Inter
estinEly illustrated.
irlSe Pictures at Cleveland.
The Bulletin " the Cleveland
museum for May has as lis cover
Illustration n reproduction ul an
etching by Paul ~. Travis which
was awarded the first prixc az the
Fourth Annual Exhib ton 81
Work by Cleveland Artists aud
trnftrmen. Other prize picture
are reproduced. Including "u..
rert Winds" nv Henry q. Keller.
The Gravel PIT" by Frank y.
Wilcox. PORTRAIT by Paul - ira
Wis. and n water color by August
y Eiehle. The story Of tine cx
hlhit II told In the leading article
Of the bulletin.
NAMED Dean Of Art Srnooi.
Raymond J. Ensign has been
appointed Dean 81 the Art school
of the Art Institute Of Chicago.
Plans for the summer schooi have
been completed and IL will omen
on July ard. continuing for ten
weeks to September tenth.
New Russian Pain ~
The first exhibition IN THIS coan.
try Of the works Of the Russian
painter. AleXanct r. Eugucnievfich
lncoEvlcn will open at the chic
& Art Institute on June II.
His exhibitions In Paris ana Lon
don In 1920. held on his return
from three years IN China. were
widely commented upun. Ills
work shows the reaction against
the modern movements In art re.
presented by imnrex-ionisfu and
some phase OF posi- impressions
ism. Intensive study 81 form h
the most Uitrtnnd nR characteris-
tic of his work. II II his theory
nat construction cofnes before
color In The development OF paint
ing. One ~ the most Interesting
ideas advanced by him II his ap-
I plcation of the social ideal to a
work Of art lie conceived the
idea ~ a group Of artists excnnnr.
ina daily advice-. reciprocal cri-
tiriHm and theoretical and tech.
meal acquisitions. His ehxihii con
Eists OF fourteen painting. six.
teen drawings. and twenty water
colora.
Potter Paiurcr Art C~o,ecTion
The Potter Palmer collection ol
paintings presented to tho Chicagr
Art Institute has been permanent.
~ Installed In It's galleries. The
collection contains fifty-ono
French paintings Of more thar
average note. N IL particular,
valuable for It's impressionisI
group.
Preserving Old Iandmarkz.
"Old Time New England" in ia
latest issue. beautifully PRINTED
and illustrated. tells with a grcal