Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1927, Page 16

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The subjects have ed for their artistic value ind beauty, and apart from their ppeal to lovers of art, the prints form an educational series of impor- tanc uch as they represent a 2 m of important paint- > greatest artists of the Process Called Best. The process by which the prints made is a method of photographic colors without a screen i made believed the found eproducing _the and quality of paint as well as form Included in the series are reproduc- pict in Buckingham Jace and Windsor Castle made by jecial ,permission of the King of England, a B i from the Na- tional Portrait Gall of London. Many private col have given ion for ductions to Dbe m their collections, which in man are difficult of access to the public Praised by Authorities. The edu 1 value of the prints has been el ized by leading art 4 ducational authorities. Holmes, director London. the Medici prints, we truth of color in ad- a of the original. From nal point of view, these seem to me to be spe- ally valu Included in the selection made by 1e Twentieth Cel Club are: “The neiation,” by Fra Angelico; Bot- » n and Child"™" The of Remk S Mar; mily’ quez's “Infanta “The Holy Famil ‘The Card Play Matsy “Maddalena Str ABSENTEE PAY BILL RETURNED TO BOARD Commissioners Urge Directors to Sound Out Public on - Teachers’ Measure. The District Commissioners re- turned to the Board of Education vesterday for further deration the draft of its bill to provide a leave of absence with part pay for educa- tional employes for purposes of edu- cational improvement. The Commis- sioners suggested that the board sound out public sentiment in regard to the measure before returning it to s submitted to the Com- with three other 15 the public_schools upt. Frank W, Bal- ative committe of the . 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