Evening star., 1943-05-30
Guide to Art

NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART.
CONSTITUTION avenue at Sixth street
NW.-Paintings and sculptures by
Mellon, Kress and Widener COLLECTIONS,
Chester Dale collection of 10Th CEN
tury French paintings; paintinss and
drawings by 10Th century French
artists loaned by French museums;
arts. Chinese. porcelains: ceramics and
Italian Renaissance and French 18th
century furniture; paintings loaned
by Belgian government. Weekdays. 10
am. to 5 pm: Sunday, :, to 10 pm.
Exhibition of American portraits from
A. w. Mellon Educational and Char
table Trust. just given to the Ma
tlonal Gallery, 10 mid-June.
NATIONAL MUSEUM. Natural His
tory Building, Constitution avenue at
Tenth, street N.W.-National collec-
ton OF fine arts-paintines sculpture,
other collections. Special exhibitions
Drypolnts and DRAWINGS by George 7.
Tobin, through May, first floor; pic
torlal photographs by the Arinston
Camera Club of Arlington, Va, in
the foyer.
Arts and Industries Building, Ma
tionsi ttioSs,i Museum. Division of photos
photographs Sundays and weekdays
except Mondays. Q am. to 4:30
pm; Mondays, l:3O to 4:30 pm
CoRCoRAN GALLERY OF ART,
Seventeenth street and New York ave
nue. NW-Paintings by American
artists, also by 18th century foreign
artists, casts from antique: Barye
bronzes. works of contemporary sculp-
ture. Clark collection, old masters
and modern paintings. rugs, laces,
ceramics, etc.
SNtrruSoN1AN INcr1r rro,-
nam building. south side of Mall at
Graphic Arts. U. s 8 National l'Itpn Museum. Di
Collection of prints and illustrations
Of technical processes. Occasional ex-
hioitlons.
FREER GALLERY, south SIDE OF
Mall at Twelfth street N.W-Orien-
Mcneil Whistler. also other American
artists Daily except Mondays, 8
m. to 4 80 pm.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, First
street between East Capitol and B
streets SE.-Division Of Fine Arts.
Exhibition Of prints. American illus
trstions. architectural photographs.
PHILIPS MEMORIAL GALLERY,
psintnss fsG1 TVentyTSt nj street NW
schools; also prints. weekdays, Il
am. to s pm: Sundays, :: to T pm
Exhibitions of Recent Acquisitions in
Gallery b: James Mclaughlin and
80 through June.
TEXTILE MUSEUM OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. 1880 street
Far East. open Monday. NJ M wednesdaS W
and FRIDAY, !! 10 > pm. Admission py
caro-. optalnable az the office Of
George Hewitt Myers, $50 Fifteenth
street NV.
ARTS CLUB. @0l7 street NV
Summer Exhibition by club members.
PUBLIC LIBRARY, Eighth and K
streets N. .W.-VariouS collections of
prints and illustrations. Watercolors
and drawings by Joseph Tucker,
through June.
D. A. R. MUSEUM. Seventeenth
and D streets NV W-Collections of
early American ceramics. costumes,
dolls. other decorative arts. Stitchery
and weaving, to September 80.
CHILDREN MUSEUM OF WASH
INGTON, 1915 Massachusetts avenue
N.W.-Arts and crafts.
DAVID PORTER GALLERY. 1910
Thirty-flrst street NW.-Watercolors
by Franz Karl Bueb. through June S.
HOWARD UNIVERSITY ART GAL
LERY, 240l Sixth street NV
Masterpieces of Printmakne:
Through the American Landscape
to June :.
PAN-AMERICAN UNION. consti-
tuition avenue and Seventeenth street
W.-Permanen exhibitions OF Latin
American arts and crafts.
KING-SMITH PLAYHOUSE. Rock
Greek Parkway. south OF Calvert
street N.W.-Photosraph by mem
bers OF National Photographic So
clety.
w. NJ. C. EXHIBITION-An exhi-
hibition Of paintings which have won
the attention of the War Manpower
Commission will be opened to the pub
afternoon at l77S Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and will remain on view through
out the week.