Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08

are harbOr scenes, invariably beloved of the
Dutch-ealm waters and boats at anchor. Such
is the subject of his prize picture.
Elisabeth Spalding, who won the MoSeF prize
is a daughter Of the late Bishop Spalding Of
Colorado and sister of Miss Spalding, vice
principal Of the Madeira School of this city,
She was pupil of the Art Students League
of New York and studied at the Pennsylvania
Academy of Fine Arts and from time to time
un6er special masters She is an out-of- town
member of the Washington Water Color Club
the New York Water Club, the Erie Arts Club
the Providence Water Color Club and has res
eeived awards IN Erie and elsewhere. Misc
Spaldmg is keenly interested IN the modeTM
movement and to an extent has espoused the
modernists' cause. but nothing can eliminate
from her work her sensitive appreciation o4
beauty, and whatever she does Is done with
artistic feeling and technical knowledge
These prize awards cannot but meet with
general approval, and the fact that the prizes
memorialize two very distinguished WashingS
ton artists who are neld in a1ectionate YemenBs
brance, both because of their work and their
personalities, make them the more noteworthy.
This exhibition, which is Of exceptionally high
standard, a really delightful showing win res
main open to the public under the usual regH
ulatiOns Of the Corcoran Gallery of Art through
March 25.
THE first All Australian Art Exhibition.
brought to this country under the patrons
age Of the prime minister of Australia opened
at the Arts Club of Washington, 2o17 I street,
yesterday. This exhibition, comprising % works
by leading Australian artists was BROUGHT IN
this country by the International Art Center
Of the ROerich Museum. New York, through
whose courtesy it Is shown here. Among the
well known artists whose work Is included il
the collection are Hans Heysen, LANDSCAPES
painter: Norman Lindsay, etcher of the nudes
Bernard L. Hall, director of the Melbourne Art
Gallery; Sir John Longstan, president of tha
Australian Art Association portrait painters
kenneth MacQueen, eolOrist; Margaret Pre9-
Ton, william B. MeInnes, DISTINGUISHED for6lnfa
child studies; George Bel, artist and erities
Blamire Young, water eOlorist: Mary CeSil Al
len, artist and writer ON modern art; AdYianl
Flint, Louis McCubhin, Archie Colquhoun, jobs
Banks and others Of equal importance
This exhibition win remain on display for
two weeks. In honor Of the exhibition a tea
win be given at the club this afternoon unieg
the auspices Of the Art Committee, with AEEg,
Elizabeth Evans Graves Is hostess
TEE last lecture Of the series for the presena
season given under the auspices Of tina
Washington Society Of the Fine Arts will be de,.
hvered wednesday evening, March IL rs usual
IN Barker Hall, at the Young Women's Christian
Association, and win be on Italian Engrayinaa
The F4orentines," by Fitz Roy Darlington, OnA
OF the leading authorities on engraving and
etching in this country. Mr.. Darlington vs.
at one time curator Of the department Of printS
Of the Museum Of Fine ARTS. Boston; lectureF
ON the principles and history of engraving an
Harvard University, honorary curator of prinea
at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore; the Don
trOft Institute Of Arts ana the Rhode Island
School Of Design; also founder and editar "a
Print Collectors Quarterly Mr. CarringtoN
was one OF the organizers ana for years d.
rector Of the Childrens Art Center Boston,
He has been instrumental ia the establishments
Of . Children's Art Center at the UniveFsik6
Settlement, New York. He has also compiled
and edited number of books of poetry and hi
Is himself the author Of two standard books on
prints, "Engravers and Etehers'' and 'Printa
and Their Makers" 3.
PAINTINGS Of scenes I'm national parks IN
Eugene Kingman Of Providence r. T.,
junior at Yale University, were shown i'm
formally at the Camp Directors Association
Convention at the Maynower Hotel, March 4
TO Q. as q reminder that the national parks ard
the camping ground de hike Of the Unite1
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