The New York herald., 1922-11-26
Walt Kuhn. Donald Carlisle Greason,
Jean Metztnger and Paul Burlin.

Jean Metztnger ana Paul Burlin.
The National Association of Women
Painters and Sculptors will present an
exhibition of smaller paintings and
sculpture at the Ferargii Galleries. 607
Fifth avenue. from December 0 to De-
ceInber rs. inclusive. This exhibition.
intimate in character and charm. will
fittingly succeed the thirty-second an
nual exhibition of the association. which
closed recently with unprecedented sue
cess In sales, attendance and general In
terest at the Fine Arts Building.
The private view will be held Decem-
Der 0, from to p. NJ. The president
OF the association. Miss Emily Nichols
Hatch. and other officers will receive.
A private view of the decorations for
the new Pasteboard Club at 10 East
Fifty-ninth street will be given Thanks
giving afternoon at the club rooms.
These decorations are the work OF a
Philadelphia artist, Georgiana Brown
Haberson, a graduate OF the Pennsylva-
MIA Academy of the Fine Arts and VIM
ner<for two years of the Henry Thouron
prize. She has studied under Daniel
CARRIER. Joseph Pearson, Emil Carlson
and Hugh, Brockinridge, and last spring
was awarded the silver medal for the
second prize. during Artists Week. with
study for mural painting, "lnspira-
tion of Music" She also won prize
from Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney for a
design for lunette for theater. and
during the last six years has. by In
vitation exhibited from four TO six
water eolors in the travelling exhibits OF
the American Federation of Arts.
Her recent excursion in the realm OF
theatrical decoration includes number
in the current Greenwich Village Follies
and a selection by John Murray Ander-
son of designs for the scenery and cos
tunes for his new musical comedy. Three
designs for Mr.. Ned Wayburn for Flor
ence O'Denishawn are also completed. Her
meter is apparently decoration, for
wool embroidered tapestry has been ex-
hibited in the Metropolitan Museum. the
Detroit Museum and the Carnegie Art
Institute of Chicago at the request of
the museums. The decorations for the
Pasteboard Club are large wall cover
ings occupying spaces 60x18 feet and
40x18 feet. and relate a Barriesque
story of romantic interest pictured in
card characters. She is a member of
the National Society of Woman Paint
ers and Sculptors, the Fellowship of the
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, the
Plastic Club, Philadelphia. and the
Plays and Players, Philadelphia.
A bronze bust OF Chaliapin. the lyric
basso of the Metropolitan. just COM
pleted by 10 Davidson, the great Amerf-
can sculptor. was shown yesterday for
the first time at the Fearon Galleries. "A
rival attraction will be the bust OF
Georges Clemenceau (made by David
son during the peace conference), who Is
row so busily engaged in first patting us
on the back and then gently switching
our legs.
The bust Of Chaliapin Will, after It's
first formal showing. become one of the
collection, where Clemenceau already
has his place. in Davidsons permanent
exhibit at the Fearon Galleries. This
collection Is composed of men and
women who in Davidsons mind are
worthy TO be perpetuated In bronze and
help make what he calls plastic his
tory OF the times.
This group includes authors, states
men. financiers, politicians. soldiers and
all types who have accomplished some
thing that benefits the world to-day.
It was only five years ago that David
plastic history contains Woodrow Will
son. Lloyd George, Joseph Conrad. Lord
NorthclifYe, Henry p. Dawson. Gen.
Pershing, Anatole France and many
others Included in the collection as a
group within GROUP Is plastic his
tory of the war that contains thirty OF
the most prominent members or the
peace conference.
Many other works by Davidson which
have helped earn for him his place
among Americas foremost sculptors are
also at the Fearon Galleries. Mr..
Davidson sailed for France Wednesday
and from his studio in Paris he VIII
send from time to time new pieces to be
added to his collection.
The Arthur Gillender lectures. given
under the terms of the will OF the late
Jessie Glllender in memory of Arthur
Gillender. "for the benefit of artisans en-
gagged In crafts demanding artistic study
as expressed In contents OF the Metro
nolitan Museum of Art" will commence
on sunday. November 26. In the museum.
continuing each Sunday following, ex-
cept December "a, through January Il,
ss a part of the regular Sunday course.
which is free TO the public. The lee
lures and their subjects are as follows
November 26--Design-Its Applca-
ton, Walter Sargent.
December 3-Design--In Architecture.
A. d. r. Hamlin.
December 10--Design--In Painting,
Edith r. Abbot.
December 17--Design--ln OpJects OF
Daily Life. Huger Elliott.
December S1--Interior Decoration-ln
Italy, Charles r. Richards.
January 7--Interior Decoraion-in
France. william NJ. Odom.
January 14--Interior Decoration--ln
England, Francis Lenygon.
January 21-Interior Decoration-In
America, Flske kimball.
A rare old Chinese painting. attributed
hv modern authorities TO Ku kai Chin,
an artist OF the fourth century, Is on
exhibition with about forty others. all
from the collection OF Prof. V. G. Sink
hovitch. at the Avery Library. Column
bia University, until December j.
This painting was once In the collec-
tion of the art academy OF Emperor HUI
Tsung. who regned from 100 TO 1925.
The catalog OF tho imperial collection re-
cords the artist as Tung-Po Yuen OF the
Sui dynasty, but modern authorities are
moro inclined 70 attribute II TO Ku Kai
Chih
There are eight Tang paintings on ex-
hibition, three OF which also were for
rrerly in tho famous HuiJTsung collec-
tion. There are number OF the Five
dynasty paintings. the most notable
among them a pastoral friese by Chang
Yu Tu and a flower scholl by Huang-
Gilman Among the Sung paintings