Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1933, Page 30

B—14 ARGENTINE ARTIST LAUDS U. . WOMEN De Quiros Pays Tribute to Their Charm and Infinite Variety of Type. The American bachelor. enjoys at feast some advantages that his proto- type in Buenos Aires does not have. And here are some of them as pointed out by Cesareo Bernaldo de Quiros,: painter, of Argentina, who says the | “American woman is the supreme fem- nine expression of our times.” The American bachelor, he explained, ean “date” a blond for a morning gal lop on the bridle path, take a titian: haired beauty to the afternoon races. and a lady with coal-black hair to the theater. He can talk as he would to a man with the ladies he “beaus” to tea, cock- | tails and dinner, and still sit back and enjoy the way her hair curls and the gestures of her slender hands. Advantages Enumerated. The advantages which this American | enjoys are pointed out by & man who 1s here for the prime purpose of study- ing American types of womanhood. Quiros will execute American comm sions for Sir Joseph Duveen, worl known art mentor, of London, a rel tionship which once existed between Duveen and John Singer Sargent. i “I was surprised on my arrival inj New York,” he says, “to see the man- ner in which women who once had | everything are accepting changed ma- terial conditions with practically no change in their brave and gay enjoy- ment of life. How do you Americans say it? She has ‘the stuff’ “Another thing—New York women seemed less frivolous than women of other nations. 1 feel that you can make & good friend of an American woman, sit down and talk with her as you would with a man, and still en- joy her charm.” Infinite Variety of Type. “Then, too,” he continued, “so many nations have made America that there is infirite variety of types. In South| America women are very beautiful, but they are just one type—the brunette. “The American woman is one that must be painted as a complete figure. Duveen first asked me to do just heads. But I insisted on figures so I could catch the beautiful, free motions of the American. You know, I am amazed at the freedom of women here. But they have handled it gracefully.” De Quiros is creating a stir with an exhibit here of South American “gaucho” or cowboy life, which he studied by living with the flery, aris- tocratic lords of the pampas. His style is a swing-back to the “grand man- ner” of Goya, Delacroix and Zuloaga, to whom he has been compared. IMPORTED CARLSTON BEER FROM COPENHAGEN | ommmh@d;c;dcy | Sea Food Plate, 50C Other Dinners, 53¢, 63, Served at Our 3 Places ‘ et T 3 Uik Collier Inn Y BY CONSULTING OUR OPTOMETRISTS Gmnm , we'll make th 7 Conventent De.rm:; Fa‘mflh M. A. LEESE optical co. th St. N. WEDNESDAY ONLY 4PM_8PM. Special Dinner (Complete Dinner; Serviee or Cafeterfs) 50c¢ Choice of Soup or_Cocktall Roast Prime Ribs of N. Y. Beef Au Jus or Brojled Lamb Choj Salad, Veretables, Dessert, Rolls, Coffee WALLIS 617 12th ST. 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Chairman Pittman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee said yes- terday the St. Lawrence waterway treaty with Canada will not be considered at this session of Congress unless dent Roosevelt insists upon it. Meanwhile, Speaker Rainey said the McReynolds resolution transferring to New York State power rights arising out of the St. Lawrence treaty will be considered by the House tomorrow, with a view to final passage. A poil of the Democratic Senators showed & majority of them for the treaty. | A poll of the Republican side is being | taken Pittman added that he was confident that when the treaty is considered. in this session or at the next meeting of Congress, it would be ratified. PLANS U. C. V. REUNION Brig. Gen. E. 8. Fagg Stops Here on Trip Around Country. Brig. Gen. E. S. 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