The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-09
So INDIANA ARTISTS
! TO BE: REPRESENTED
AT 18TH EXHIBITION

Thirty-eight Indiana artists are tol
be represented in the 25th annual ex-
hibition of paintings by Indiana art
lists which will be held at the Public
Art gallery from Jan. Is to Feb. l.
Over 100 pictures have been submitted
from which the selections for the eX-
hibit will be made. The majority of
the pictures have been done in oil.
There are others in water color chalk,
pastel. and few etchings.
Lynn T. Morgan. of New York City,
is sending two canvases for the ex-
hibit, "The Old Homestead" and THE
Day of Rest" He will be remembered
for his two canvases last year, Sum
mer in Provincetown" and 1.-THE Trout
Stream
Lucy NJ. Taggart, of New York,
daughter of Thomas Taggart, of 1ndi-
annapolis, will send five canvases as
her first representation here. Three
of the five are entered for the Mary
T. r. Foulke prize. The pictures are:
Eleanor "Still Life" Flower
Study" Cecilia Beaux's House" and
"provincetown Sketch"
Other exhibitors are: Clifton Wheel
er. of INDIANAPOLIS, who is sending a
canvas. 1.-The Young Orchard" Robert
W. Grafton, of New Orleans, La, VINO
is sending three canvases, 1.-THE Mir
ror." 1.-The Gossips," and Billy; Will
liam Forsyth, of Indianapolis, who
sends THE Camper" and Landscape"
Engle to Exhibit.
Harry L. Engle of Chicago, will eX-
hibit here for the first time His pic
lures. all oils, are THE Hidden Viii
lage," one of the most valuable paint
ings in the exhibit, Autumn" and
Summer"
"A Winter Day by j. Otis Adams,
of New Smyrna, Fla, which won the
Foulke prize in 1908, has been loaned
by T. c. Harrington for the exhibit.
Earle Wayne Bot, of Indianapolis.
who exhibited for the first time last
year, is sending several canvases. He
was one of the Indiana artists who
visited here with the Indiana Artists
club last year, and also was one OF
the exhibiting artists who was present
at the opening of last years Indiana
exhibition. One of the canvases by
him to be on exhibit is portrait OF
Mrs William Evans Lewis, loaned by
Brs. Lewis.
Robert E. Burke, of Bloomington, is
sending one canvas, "Afterglow. H.
G.. DAWSON. another of the artists
who was represented last year is
sending several canvases. Delphine
Dunn has sent four autumn and sum-
mer canvases.
Other Exhibitors.
Other exhibitors include: Lille f.
Fisher. of Lafayette, Laura Fry, OF
Lafayette, Helen NJ. Goodwin, of New
castle, Bronislaw Makielski, of South
Bend. George Andrew Mock, of Mum
Gle, Mary f. Overlook, Of Cambridge
City, Paul Plaschke, of New Albany,
Paul A. Randall, of Indianapolis, Lou
Ellen Schowe, of Indianapolis,
Blanche Stillson of Indianapolis, Roy
Trobaugh, of Delphi, Clement-Browns-
burg Trucksess, Louise r. Earring, OF
Greencastle, and Ralph NJ Britt, OF
indianapolis.
Frederick Policy Of Indianapolis will
be the only artist showing etchings in
the exhibition. His etchings, which
! number three, are of the Soldiers and
Sailors monument in Indianapolis, the
Library of Congress and the White
House at Washington.
Pictures by Richmond artists will
form an important part of the exhibit
John z. Bundy is to be represented by
four canvases, Maude Kaufman Egge'
meyer is sending several, including
some done at Provincetown, Mass.
last summer; Ellwood Morris is to
have several canyases in the exhibit
as also will Blanche Wait and Elmira
Kempton. Francis F. Brown will have
four oils and three water colors ii
the exhibit.
Other Richmond artists who are tc
exhibit include W. a. Eyden, Jr., Ed
Forkner, Albert w. Gregg, Lawrence
McConaha, Zeb Z. Pottenger, H. Clyde
st. John.