Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-25

did not.
 The two portraits in the same all cove-by Thomas. Le Clear and Montague Flagg-are well-drawn and solidly painted portrayals of two rad ically different types Of men, William Cullen Bryant and Charles Foster.
 Breton, Jules Adolphe French; born in 1872 at Courrieres; died in Paris, 1906. Pupil of Droll- ing and Felix de Vigne. Has received many medals and honors, both as a military man and as an artist Mem Der of the Institute and of many other famous academies. Painter of the Song of the Lark
 "Waiting and Watching"
 Cassatt, Mary American; born in 1855 at Pittsburg, Pa. Student at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts; during the exhibition of 1914 she was awarded the gold medal of the Academy. After extensive travel she settled in Paris where for Is years she studied under Degas. Is a member of the Legion of Honor of France Paints ill oils and pastels, color-etching, dry point and lithography. For the most part transcribes the intimate relationship of mother and child.
 Meditation and Woman Sewing"
 Cazin, Jean Charles French; born in 1S4l at Samer; died in 1901 at Lavandon. After studying I,o I|,yr1o,,I he was influenced by the Pre-Raphae- lite movement. Is chiefly known as a landscape painter. Was leader of new school of idealistic subject painting i'll France. Officer in the Legion of Honor in 1889.
 Landscape"
 Clairin, Georges ]. V. French; born i'll 1643 at Paris His tory painter Pupil of Picot and Pils. and of the Ecolc dcs Beaux-Arts. Studied in Paris Received medal in 1882.
 "Moorish Sentinel
 Cock, Xavier de Born i'll Ghent i'll the early nineteenth century Landscape painter. Re ceived medal, Paris, third class 1857.
 Children Calling Cows" Coffin, Win. Anderson American; born in 1855 at Allegheny, Pa. Pupil Of Bonnat at Paris. Mem of the Society of American Painters. Received the Bronze Medal. Paris Exposition, 1889; Webb prize for Landscape 1891, (awardcd for The Rain"); Second Hallgarten prize, National Academy of Design, 18S6
 The Rain"
 Cohen, Lewis Amer ican; born in 1857 in London, England, of American parents. Pupil of LegroS and Nicol in London; Blanc in Paris T
 "Puente San Martin Toleda'
 Conan, Mrs. Charlotte Buell. American; born in 1853 at Water vile, \. Y. Pupil of James R. Ere voort, N. Y.; Harry Thompson and Emil Vernier, Paris. Canvasses hang in National Gallery, Washington. D. C. and the Metropolitan Museum, New York
 Clearing Off"
 Couse,, E. Irving American; born Tin lS66 at Saginaw, Michigan. Pupil at National Acad- emy of Design, New York; of Bou- guereau, Robert Fleury and the Ecolc des BeauN-Arts, Paris. Received many prizes and medals Member of Ma tional Academy of Design His can vases hang in the best galleries and collections.
 The Peace Pipe
 Diaz, de la Pena Barbizon school; born in 1869 at Bor- deaus of Spanish parents; died in 1860 at Mentone. Anything served him as a preteXt for bringing to light his marvellous aptitude as q colorist. Re ccived several medals and the Legion of Honor in 1851.
 "Children and Lizard"
 Donoho, Ruger Amcrican; born in 1857 at Church Hill, Miss Pupil of Art Students League and R. Swain Clifford, X. Y i Studied in Julian Academy in Paris under Lefcbre and Boulanger. Has received many medals and prizes.
 "Windflowers'
 Flagg, Montague American; born in l842 at Hartford, ! Conn. Pupil of Jacquesson de la | Cbevreuse in Paris. Member of Ma tional Acadmcy Of Design Received | the Silver medal St. Louis Exposi- ton, 1904; procotr Prize.
 "CharlcS Foster"
 Clifford, Sanford R. Americans; born in 1925 at Greenfield. | N Y; died in 1880 at New York 1 City Studied ill the National Acad- emy of Design oi which he was elected all acadcmiciau in 1854; | studied in Rome and Paris. One of the best known of the Hudson River school group. His cauvases are in ! many well known American collec-l tions.
 Lake Maggiorc"
 Gysis, Nicholas Greek (Munich schooD; born ill 1S+2 at Tinos, Greece; died in 1901 at Athens. Studied in the School of Arts at Athens and later at Munich under Piloty Received many medals and honors. Honorary member and Pro- lessor Of the Academy of Fine Arts, Munich.
 Charity
 HaSeapo Thi1de