Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1927, Page 24

PAINTER TO STUDY COLORS UNDER SEA Haweis Hopes to Learn Se- crets of Pigment Mixtures in Tropical Fishes. the surface of translucent Honolulu, where and kalaloas Under Pacific waters near echools of humulumus are like darting ocean flower & Stephen Haweis, Washington nature artist. this Winter will study <ome of the most brilliant color com binations in the world He will attempt to learn some of the ment mixtures in the fishes in an el canvas ardens. noted secrets of scales of tr to many of v fn a divir themselv jons will he m» among the oil the ¢ which in through The fish isolatit the e ar the §n the world with curious and s combinattons of hlue. golds greens which can be fo e only by physicists in study m with ex - | h 215 ot ntered OB ty of fish of pinks. i Are Opalescent. for instance color Colors t blue fish ites a s esearch precious and constitt ject upor has been cor the t ture of tha: won u pigme ted life of the ocean depths “The c 1ges of color in a fish are more remarkable than anyth that line ever seen outside the water. Some say these reflect the cha emotions of the fish, others that it is | a protective device. causes : to say that there in pature more beau “Take, for example. the dolphin or | <} deep-water fish. ve: which sometimes In the ocean| Its coryphene, a swift and savage, captured nes 1t is not a coi scales are blac! you pull it ot \< it xi'i‘< it cha es color through the whole range of the rainbow, producing some bea combinations_which carnot be for elsewhere The Nassau grouper of the Bahaman fishes I studied, prob- ably is the m respect. Almost will change through ferent colors when it is Laid to Emotions. The sunset-like of dol phin, Mr. Haweis may le ex- plained on the theory that in its last few minutes of life the fish runs through the whole gamut of emotions of which it is capable. although 1 explanation may demand more m tal activity than usually is credited 10 a fish. At the lower zonmes of ocean life Mr. Haweis explained. where su light does not penetrate and ever: thing is in intense darkness, the | light-carrying quality becomes stead of an illusion and the phorescent fishes shed so brilliant 2 light that they actually light up the | blackness. This, he believed, may be | an evolution from the appavent light- carrying of the surface fishes who | appear as if they were inclosed in envelopes of light. The fish, he said, is one of the greatest works of art of nature. Haweis will attempt to take mov- ing pictures of undersea life, follow- ing the lead of Dr. “aul Bartsch of | the Smithsonian Institution. and after- | ward tint them in the appropriate | colors which he has noted down from observation. The most rolorful of the Hawaiian fishes bear such names as humuhumus, kalaloas, ivivis, lavhaus, ulaulas and ohu hey seliom are wepresented in collections. | Painting from nature, Mr. Lewis waid, has evolved from the representa- tion merely of still life and color to | tre added representation .f motion | and might be termed tce wroluction of stationary moving v some sacrifice of for vroduced where a slight change of posture Is seen every time the ob- | server looks at a picture. | Motion Caught by Brush, This theory he will try to carry out | in his undersea paintings, givi tt impression of the schools of fish ally in_ motion. in his African pictures, which were placed on exhibition at the Adm'ri tration Building of the National Zos Jogical Park last week, Mr. Hawei £howed the working out of this theor of art in the countenances of the native negroes. Not only the emo- tions which crossed the face of the | sitter but the slight movements of the body were caught by the brush. { “The old-fashioned human figure on | canvas simply showed the, subject sitting or standing still,” Mr! Haweis explained. “But nobody does sit or stand still unless they make a effort to do so and then they Jook natural. A person or an always is moving in some other and these movemen much a part of the impres Eet from anybody the themselves.” AD OF U. S. MARINES | ASKED BY COFFEE MEN Rebels and Bandits in Nicaragua | L’ike! place. instantaneous bout nine frightened. avi the way as features | Prevent Picking and Shipping of Planters’ Crops. By the At-nr'al(’d Press. NAG ragua, November | s of Nueva Segovia today requested the government to have the United States Marines :m! to_that district. The growers that because of rebels and bandi in that sec- U it s Y ossibla eoibiok aud sbing their coffee, and that if the crop is| Jost all of the planters will be ruined, since they are still unable to ship last | year's ci Jose Marie Huete, a member of the Chamber of Deputies, who arrived | yesterday from Ocotol, capital of the department of Nueva Segovia. says that the only safe pla trict ate where the tional guard are of thess areas it is unsafe and veople | fear to travel Pack trains are robbed %Med and animals are Huete, who believes that general, Sandino, has 500 me well armed, recruits > is unable to 3 drivers stolen, Sergt. Smothers Retired. Sergt. James F. Smother: Corps, at the this city, has been list of the Army on his own application, after more than 30 years' active service. Master riermaster Center. in |h.= dis- | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO! r 3 .m., Park View team. At C()mrn L;_nity Centers Reservolr Center, Conduit rond n the Reservoir Of the Public Schools. Wednesday—3:15 p.m.. Club. ing Southeast Center, Hine Junior H hool, Seventh and east Monday — 6:30 p.m.. Oriole 7:30 pomi. Forrest Players: 7:45 p. Lovalty drill team. D. Ly Blues A. € 9 pm.. Re A tornado relief statton, under the|community dance: & p.m.. basket ball, | g tern ps basket ball team | | American Red Cross. has been estab| ¥ (g 08 p iy “Woodmen of the lished at the Southeast Community | womd Uniforn Rank, drill practice Center, Hine Building. Seventh and | Trinity A 730 lC estreets southeast. It remuin | dressmaking. m;lhnv" hasketry Na ope! every d and evenin, { tional - Capital Clavers: 8 p.m ‘“_I\ Wednesday—6:30 p.m.. Em v Jopen ‘every Aay Bnd evenir corps of Bothlehem Chapter. No. T.| 730 i Zig Zng Entertainers | as there s need for this service o et L IO phone Atlantic 43 class for of Gallinger Hos am, No. & W s I pital, Pontine A € Clan Maclen R Columbia Heights center an-{pon soccer team: 9 pm.. Epworth No. 1t AENT belim; the onenins ; C. Robert Bruce Chapter Bilicen's. da dancing 1 ) ship of Al " x den p.m N30 pm community dancing Baptist Young Peop! Gypies,” will s long Tele The nounces | rhythmi the lead {who will give work Decem! ind friends are invi eginner vhythm o sroup. | Apache for dancing ¢ community | Gancing eln picture: Y N ‘\H;)”\‘ pom.. Second community dance B 5 ) pm.. Yo MCCA : “:H‘Hu\h\‘ “ children: 9:30 children p.m wvaneed French Thomson nner piano class, dra- | Streets 345 pom hezinners' Monday \dvanced piano el French hegzinne 8 pm., M few Center, Warder and New. | City Citizens’ Association meeti Nordica Orchestra v al, Wa dr rehed heginners’ and adva Iramatie class, pom advanced 15 p.m., Spanish ma Park View Glee Club French advanced class View A o m. Washington Opera rehear 1. 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Birney Center. avenue and rect_south 76 pam, 30 pon., Boys \llll»l « hols association, | Campfire 3118'| Lovejoy Whittling Club, | t Junior Neadle bookkeeping. mentary business | needlecraft, Ch sewin horthand, anniy mmittes, Anacostn A, C. | Kanie rten Mothers' Club, Frlday—7:30 pan., moving pictures Saturday—9 am extension piano clas Burrville Center, Division and Corcoran street northeast Tuesday —3:15 pam piano class, children’s classics basketry public Club: 7 s Tuesday tion, indu; Thursday. 8 pm work. brids; community sames Satu niusic Tay erready avenue | ¢ music entension 8 pom, | *hito: L | speaking cl ss, mathion Club, toy-miak and Center, Eighth and | ‘riday—3 Monday it Pedarutiony ot sl Choirs and Sizht Reading class Tuesday—7 30 C Taylor Choral Glee Club, Dennison making, ) home nursi Sitgers day—7:30 pm ter Bund, Krigwa shade making Dennison Margaret Washington Uplift Club, | Younz People’s Forum, adult piar <, asketry class, dramatic class riday—3:15 p.m., music extension | H‘ Bits Whist Smothers nd street cast Monday piano cl leridge Aniphion , lamp- Temple tind . 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