Evening star., 1925-10-04

I three foreign Jurors this year are An
| slada Camarasa of Spain. Ernest
| Laurent OF France and Algernon Tai
mage OF England. Washingtonia g
had the exceptional privilege OF seeing
! q group of AngIada's paintings last
sea son at the Nandyck Galleries. a
| group later sent on circuit of the art
museums Of this country. He Is one
! Of the greatest figures in Europea n
art tOlay. OF scarcely less distinction
/ In their own countries are his fellow
, travellers. NJ. Laurent and Mr.. Tai.
mage. These three renowned Euro
pean painters We're brought to this
city last Thursday by Homer Saint
! Gaudens. in order that they might see
! our National Capital. An informal re-
! ception was rendered them by the
American Fedora ton Of Arts on Fri
i day afternoon at the Octason.
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THE Division of Graphic Arts of the
United States National Museum
| announces an engaging series of eNhibi-
t tons OF etchings and other original
! prints by the leading cotemporary
print makers. TO be held in the Smith
! Sonan Building from Oct tober to May,
! inclusive. The first of these exhibi-
tions opened yesterday and will con-
tinue to November =. This comprises
etrhtngs by George Eesler and IL.
! I.intiiey iIoSford Of ST Paul Minn.
Among the we'll known etchers whose
works are T." be shown later are FIR
nest ID. Roth. John W. Winkler and
Arthur ". Heinszelman
In the Arts and Industries Building
! United States National Museum. Sec.
| ton of Photography. collection OF
pict oriai Dhotosrap phs by members Of
the Wales snd Monmouthshire Photo
htr RI ,txNv1
is now on view
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THE Corcoran School Of Art opened
for registration on September es.
| Cla sses will assemble tomorrow, Octo
ber 3. Edmund G. Tarh~ll continues
principal, with Richard S. Meryma n
vice principal. and Rurtis Baker Ma
thilde NJ. Ltisenrine. DR.. George B.
Jenkins and Eugen Weisz members oi
the faculty.
! A number of private schools and
classes are likewise opening at
this time-the National School of Fire
and Applied Art. Connecticut and
Rhode fsla nd avenues. OF which FeliS
/ Ma hony is principal: the We .hinkt or
School of Art. 1904 Eighteenth stree,
with Willis m II. chandlee al it's head
the Critcher.Hill School. 1903 Con
nActicut avenue. where instruction is
given both in painting and sculpture
by two OF our leading local artist, q
Cameron Burnside and Lucille Hit
Burnside g School OF Modern Painting
a32 Seventeenth street. and the new
Abbott School of Fine and Commercial
! Art. 1923 II street northwest undel
the direction Of Miss Anne Fuller Alb
bott formerly secretary OF the Cor
cora n School of Art. and Miss Alabe
Russell Nasle. a graduate OF Pratt
Institute.
THE Washington Society of the Fin,
Arts announces this week its pro
gram OF lectures and lecture recit "A /
for the coming season. This comprises
i've illustrated lectures on the fine arts
FIVE lectures on literature by dstin
guished authors. and four lecture
recrals hy Horace Alwyne. director o
the department Of muscle OF Rryr
Mawr. all OF which will he ha sed or
the proera ms Of the concerts TO bt
given by the New York Symptom,
| Orches1ra.
The lectures on the fine arts hov,
been correlated 70 A great extent witt
the current exhibitions. These Ice
lures will be AS follows: November II
One Hundred Years of America
Art" by Royal Cortissoz At the tim.
this lecture Is given the centennia
exhibition Of the National Academ,
Of Design will he on view Decemhe
2. Gilbert Stuart and His Cotemp~
raries." by Herbert Richard Cross. II
December notable loan exhibition q
early American portraits. miniature
and silver will he on view in the Ma
tional Museum. January 20. "Am.ri
can and English Furniture Con
trasted." by Herbert Cescinsky, VIII,
is to give course of lectures on thi
! subject at the Metronolitan Museum