New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1928, Page 12

1 AR vt S T PR LIEBERMANN AT 80 WORKS EVERY DAY Dean of German Artists Stil Turns Out Paintings | Berlin, Dec. 14 UP—Max Lieber- | mann, dean of German artists and president of the Prussian Academy | of fine arts, at the age of eighty still works every day in his studio and turns out paintings with the cnergy and enthusiasm of a young| man. \ghen asked by the Asso- ciated Press what his recipe was for a youthful old age he replied, ln-, conically, “thrashing.” Pressed to elaborate, he said:| “The best thing that happened to, “The Polo Team," etc., are know to every student of art. Never Looks Back A fturther reason why Licber has retained his youthful prosp upon life is the fact that he never looks back. “I haven't the faintest idea where my pictufes are, and 1 never bother to find out.” “1 don't like to see my old wo 1 walk through life with blinkers. as it were, looking forwagd only and never back or even to the side. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, PLANE ICE HAZARD he says. | Were ] to look back, I might be in ! danger of becoming conventional, or Methods of fighting the ic ;ating the style of p 1S BENG REDUCED Accomplished by Installation of Distance Thermometer Langley Field, Va., De evious held responsible by some cun engineers for 0 per cent of the | ; "Now art must be the cxpression trans-Atlantic flight failares, are be- of personal cxperience as the ex-!ing developed principally along the periences change, 5o, 100, will one's conception change. 1 know not know what to paint. If he can- not personally experience what is going on about him and fromthe me was that 1 got 5o many hidings. In my youth my father saw to it! that | was kept in my prope blace, and later the eritics did their | vart to keep me from becoming Women in Russia Learn vain,' 3 Both under the old imperial re- | Army Tricks at Nigh gime and now under the republic,| Moscow, Dec. 14 (R—An cvening (his leading impressionist painter school to train militia women has has been a commanding figure i cen opened in Moscow. Any work- German art life. While relatively |ing woman between 20 and 25 ma few American galleries possess his|enter the school for six months’ works, these are to be found in all training. the leading collections of Germany. | Such paintings as his Am-«srdnm] Orphan “Kindergarten,” | depth of about 25.000 feet we find a “The Spinner: ct Menders,” “A tlempemurc of 200 degrees. | impressions onto the canvas, he is no artist.” NTA S BIGGES | fullness of his expericnce bring his | mended by Thoms T we :]u: down into the carth to a scicn lines of avoidance rather than ways no 'of overcoming the ice after it has | severer charge ugainst a would-be |artist than his sigh that he does un wirplunc. | formed on the wings and fuseluge of Instullation of a distance ther- mometer, with its bulb on a remots cdge of the wing, has been recol Carroll and Wil- 0 have com- y study of the ' rp s for the Na- tional Advisory Committes for Acronautics he aviator would then | re of the sur-| rounding at. sphgre and might be able to ave 1 the combination of conditions which force an airplane 1o carth with & heavy ice coating on nd tuselage. ation and flight experi- tion carried on by sclosed that ice ily. on planes when they lam K. 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