Evening star., 1928-03-25

Scape is on a smaller scale, is more neat
and orderly. and gives most frequently
indication of the intervention of the
hand Of man. Here life has been lived
generations have passed, undcrhruSh
cut oUt, trees prmcd. care eNpenaco,
nature held III check. But II is a
lovely. peaceful landscape at that. and
Alfred Parsons knew we'll how TO in
terpret it, Il
}A.e1- i y IS
AT the Duutaorne Galleries notable
eNhibitlon Of eschnGs by great masters
is nov on view. All exhibition which
includes works by Whistler, Hader,
Bone, CamertAi. our own Joseph PEN
nell and others, Mr. Dunthofne is of
The opinion that this is the finest ex-
hibiiiou that he has been able as yet
to assemble at one time. and certainly
il is the kind Of exhibition which eStah-
liSlleS standard.
Among the works shown is Seymour
Hadens beautiful Sunset in ireland,
one of his choicest plates There ere no
less than four Of Cameron'S exquisite
Scotch landscape etchlngS as we'll aS
one Of BeGuvaiS and one of Kncardine
There are two works by James McBey,
who IL will be remembered won 10 front
rank with his etchingS made during
The war and Is today ranged among
the best
The Pennell collection shows a va
riHty Of subjects. Rebuilding the Canr-
panlle. in Venice" Westminster From
the Embankmcnt," " "Haynlarket Thea
ter" and the like, all foreign scenes ex-
QuiSitely etched.
The collecting of etchings is a de-
lightful hobby, but II one wishes TO
VII all a.
There is no better way TO learn than
by acquaintance with the best. Such
acquaintance this exhibition offers.
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At the. Arts Club the exhibitions
change today. In the upper room will
be placed on view water colors by Maj
garete Lent. the daughter of our dis
tinguished local musician, Ernest Lent.
and sister OF Sylvia Lent. the talented
vioIinist
Margarete Lent is pupil OF the
Corcoran School of Art and the Ma
tional School Of Fine ana Applied Arts
in this city. the Art Students' League
and the Grand Central School OF Art.
New York as we'll as of Henry B. Smell
and Charles w. Hawthorne She has
shown her works in some Of the lead
ing exhibitions within the last few
years and in the great water color ex-
hioition in New York last Fall she re-
cefveG one Of the leading awards.
In the lower room at the Arts Club
viii be shown Photographic studies of
New York-"The Magic Isle" by Ben
Judah LubscheZ. architecr and photog-
rapher. an exhibition arranged by and
shown. under the auspices of Frank c.
Baldwin. secretary of the American In
stitute Of Architects and a member OF
the Arts Club.
FROM March 20 to April % an ex-
hibition OF block prints by Walter
J. Phillips of Winnipeg. Canada. will
be on view in the Smithsonian Build
ing under the auspices OF the division
OF graphic arts Of the National Mu-
scum "
Mr. Phillips was educated in England
at the Birmingham School OF Art snd
during his professional career. which
began IN 1910. he has designed posters.
made illustrations and taught. He was
born in England in 1884 and came to
/ Canada in 1913, after which he began
experiments With etching. then with
/ block printing in color. He mas been
awarded a medal by the GrHphic Arts
Club Of Toronto and has received the
! StoTrow Prize for his work shown In
| the International exhibition Of the Cali
fornia Print Makers, Society. He is
/ non a member OF the Canadian Royal
Academy, the Society OF Graver-
Printers in Color, London. and Of the
Society OF Canadian Painter-Etchers
His works are included In the perma-
nent collections Of the National Gal
f ~ Ln ~fS
the Victoria and Albert Memorial Mu-
scum. London, and public and private
collections in the United States
4 n y
+ In the Arts and Industries Building
+ United States National Museum. there
! is at present on view an exhibition OF
pictorial photographs by James Nc
KisSack, q fellow OF the Royal Photo
graphic Society of Glasgow, Scotland
Mr. McKissack's work shows variety
/ both in subject and in handling and
/ AZ the same time keen artistic and pic
toriaI sense. :
At the Yorke Gallery. 2000 s street
paintings In oil Of North American In.
dams by w Langdon Kiln win con-
tinue 70 be on view through March 81
! Mr.. Kim has style quite his own and
+ has won through his portraits and mic.
tureS Of North American Indians high
esteem In scientific and artistic circles
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The independent Artists Of this cit,
viii hold their annual exhibition In tbs
Du Barry room at the Cluo ST. Mark S
i0ii Connecticut avenue. beginning To-
morrow with a private view and con.
F.. tinuing from March u 10 April 7. free
70 the public.
This exhibition. which Is open to al
! gho subscribe. will be hung as here
tofore. according 70 the artists namei
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