Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1921, Page 18

pose, but this was characteristic of | has loaned his well known “Angel of :'rt in gouache on gray paper FUND Fon co"vlcTED MEN |Peal of their conviction on murd portraits of that perfod. the Flaming Sword.” Archer M.land have the a) -ance In connection with the laying of | Huntington has loaned three paint- PpeRrance offpakisisy charges, hag been raised among regyesy: All of the pictures were painted in 5 cals her . the corner ne of the Victory Mes|ings n¥ F. Hopkinson Smith. A por-|the viclnity of Washington. One, Colncid 4 morlal, which ‘primarily was purposed | trait o Col. Roof by Bar- | Wiien is sapecially charming, was NEW YORK, November 19. togancident with this announcement as'a" memorial to Washingion, gnd| gent Fmer | Faintad on° Catnedral o, waa $18,000 fund to be used in a Dubliihed adverduerients in varies ' f i The sroup of portraits by Fhillp A N. M. . e T : Seyipabers aifering “an rsaunie v § ¢ ds Laszlo now on view In the Cor-|sce to Washington ss a Marshall Foch attended the cere-|Cathedral now in construction. Others || i Sacco and Bartolomeo Vansettl, under | to the crimss attfibuted tn Sooce sea & coran Gallery of Art makes a distin- | that portion of the coutry aew mean- d today both i his home 1ife |montes as.a representative of theplcture the woodlands in and about % arrest in Massachusetts, pending ap- | Vanzetti. eoe! } o mes anowing. The entire east|ing through skilitul'and sympathetic | ion ‘wt this porirait. at t b s | Tronoh Asadsmy. Roek Qretk Park. showing It 1 the Ry o o H 3 5 gtime when the red bud is in : wall in the middld gallery, facing the | interpretatiol significant, As & natlonal posseasion AT TRt i Latters, whith Bl m, in midsummer 'green ‘and staircase, has been given to the seven | Joseph T. Pearson, ir. is a Phila- it Is properly piaced n-the national|ie essentially a national organt & en autumn has tinted the 3 portraits which compose this group. |delphian. Many will remember with | §ventaally find the place of (e tlon, will Imve its permanent ho oy A ’ 1 The portrait of President Harding |pleasure hls interesting portrait of [ the Natlonal Portrait Gallery which|tional Cay e e ones Wil | birth. He was wounded In one of the k] has by right the place of honor and [two little girls in pink frocks stand. | is gradually being assembled. undoubtedly be felt in Washington as | early battles of the war.and sent to is now shown publicly nflc(-r the f_}r‘:: w:-;l;.':n;;fifl.d‘?' t;‘ble on v;}]llch * bk ok elsewhere and th t n;'-tl the o;- lhl.- go:xhntry b;l'l Great' }Tlmll" with 1 » S. ranches a - one of 6 war-tim m} k: ’ time. 1t is an excellent likences. The | Joo0, o Jofralt tree, which was shown| Yesterdsy in New York the corner | oy " 8 0inE made | Dae how retired Trom Britien service # Indigestion Y Gases Heartburn ! charr directly facing the observer {in one of the Corcoran Gallery's|stone of the permanent home for the |lation. mast today is and is making his home here. €a i With kindly eves he dooks benea ons. Mr. Pearson has _ | standards.. The American Academy o " characteristic, heavy brows quietly for hi £ American ,Afd' d:my of ::'F“d Lf:h Arts 'and Letters -represents high S Sourness Flatulence Palpitation ¢ into the eyes of the beholaer. The ters was lal y Mars| 'och W standards In these flelds. ‘The exhibition of handwrought . expression s alert, but the pose es- 3 sud. gasse. He ls o appropriate ceremonies. This building P Jewsicy by ¥ranic dardhier, Hale, now. 1 N ' 1. = Th is that 8- o e times. vl , on ‘on- v : 4 th self- , on account of serving on_this . | by the late Bertha E. Perrle, in prog- showing ape pepsi rrect acidi i i 14 A A Ch - oharacterize our |{urY, be in Washington for some little Museum, the American Indian, Numis- | /dys ‘st the Arts Club, 3017 I sireet, | (hat this accomplished craftsman hay i e O acidity, thus regulating digestion and Fresident. This portrait was painted 5’:"'&3::3'% l:h:h:xhlhlt'Ion gpens, and, | ™3 “connection with the celebratlon Painter in | over made in this city, b ds & most making sick, uputmlc‘hskelfine, Beststomach correctiveknown, - last summer at the White Ho: 2 9penIng:Cay. an art exhibit is set forth in the really high artistic value that such . H ERC ademy’s present home on West 81st ity X ma: ing to the petition for the probate e and vigorous to | Work may possess. That work of this | COrding to the petition for the p In the National Street. = This includes portraits of “ | type 16 baing done now in our c of his will filed by Charles 5. Shreve, tional Gallery of Art, N o Tin includes portralie, of |aiamasing degree. Much of It is un- | 758 lo being done now In our country | 28 MU V' xecutor. Mr.. Richarason amount of intimacy of feeling, con- sidering the face is shown in profile. The group will be on exhibition un- til the 23d of this month, when the gallery will be closed in preparation, for the biennial exhibition of paint- ings by cotemporary American art- ists, which will occupy all of the gal- leries and is to open with a private view on December 17. The Corcoran Gallery is at present very handsomely decorated with the flags of the allied nations in compli- ment to the conference, and the color which these give in the atrium with jts gray walls and white casts is very welcome and pleasing. * ok ok ox The jury for the Corcoran Gallery’s exh i of Frank W. Ben- son, chalrman: Gifford Beal, Charles ! tional Museum, there is now on view finished, but even so it s not frag 1y painted, 3 Austin Dob nd Walt Whit- 3 y v -lengt! E 2 . e :;tn‘gvsu;rm. It :’- ""’{{n sinted. | o “full-length portralt of Washington ustin Dobson a mentary and it signifies that Miss|Many of Mr. Hale's pleces are of such | owned real estate in ‘Washington and 1 great evident skill, an : man Dy the late John W. Alexander; fine workmanship and d in Springfield, N. H. “in ex- : % which for many years hung in the Perrie was keeping well abreast of b esign that pi a straightforward, sound, satisfactory } 705 100 MUY, BEETE HINR o ows | & Portrait of Willlam Dean Howells L1\ i es. they might well be considered mu-(cess of $100,000," a piece of work, with the personality of | SOMTIROUSS TR TR LY Tavle by Mrs. Lilla Cabot Perry of Boston: 3 seum exhibits. LEILA MECHLIN. | securities estimated at $42,000. H the sitter dominant. In short, it is a| MASh &L e Tooke and writing | 3 Statuette of Hamiin Garlin by Bessle | The.majority of the paintings and PSR —— * | also had large interssts as counsel in » portrait which painters and the pub- e A e O e ting | Botter Vonnoh, a bas-relief of Wil- |sketches are in olls and show the color 2 number of pending legal proceed- 4 Tic will equally admire—a noble por- | Material, as if lately risen from his|liam M. Chase by Augustus Saint laid on in broad strokes of the brush,| | FAVES | ARGE ESTATE. |!ns= : 4 trait of one who today Is not only | Chair ‘to address elther a group of|Gaudens and a relief in bronze of the yet invariably nicely related both in 5 . It o e 0 pa%ubilo eve, but | Deople or an individual. It is very|iaie W D, Millet by Suint-Gaudens, the |the matter of tone and value, It is _— —_—— : T e erely honored and be- | Similar to. if not a replica of the well | gife ot Prof. Brander Matthews, to|ETatifylng to nole that quite & num- | Will of Lawyer Richardson Dis-| COMDR. DANIELS DETACHED. H loved by the people of America. ngn portrait of Washington, by |mention but a fe bt{ o lnle- avy lbu;x made. & 3 = H ot Mew Hardlog one of nently 1n the Pennsylvania Academy |represented by characteristio Bleturel | 1, oiuely exhibited at the Atts Club,| Mason X. Richardson, prominent |U . & e ana orderad 1o o 1 Philip de Laszlo has ever product in an excellent state of preservation.|a picture entitled *“The Piper ana thel occupying the walls of the gallery on | lawyer, who died recently, left an{sume command of tte U. 8. 4 extremely simple in its renderin; Some may find it a little stilted in | Country Store,” and E. H. Blashfield the first floor. These for the most | estate valued in excess of $142,000, ac- | bola, when commissioned. ! ceedingly vivid in its interpreta = H of_character, a masterly wor To the left of the President’s po trait hangs a portrait of Mr. Hughes, ; Secretary of State and _chajr- ! man of the limitation of armament conference. This, too, was painted : last June and is to an extent a s “sketch.” It makes an ellent : pendant to the portrait of Hard- . ing, Mr. Hughes being represented in * white coat and likewise seen against $ a gray background. : A three-quarter length portrait of H former Senator Root hangs to the left 1 of this and has as a pendant a three- K ?uar{.er }l‘enx‘(hhporlsrli;ocl Gex; P.l"lh- ng to the right. Both Gen. Pershing . 3 and Mr. Root are represented as in mo- EVER ion, stepping forward, and there is a restiessness In each which Is mot z . 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