The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1915, Page 13

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Sage ay HARRIS Bau: ILLINGTON i BELASCU SS FRANCES |e ow and 1é full of life and action. “iT sot ase Tu A ERTISE” | mouth Church, Brooklyn, will con- tinue until Feb, 1%. Nimeteen can- , Yasen are in the collection. It is open ‘to the public from 3 to 6 P. M. and from 7 to 10 P, M. @ay after the morning and evening services of Plymouth Church. Leon Dabo is the art director of the Insti- tute and he obtained the pictures now shown and arranged them for exhibi- | ton, | Charles P. Gauppe has sent a land- scape and George H. Bogert is sim- larly represented. Lillian Genth con- tributes a figure painting, F. Luis Mora has loaned one of his portraits. Joseph H. Boston has painted the figure of a woman, in old-time cos- tume, that is exceedingly pleasing as &@ reminiscent note. There is a pret- ty landscape by H. Bolton Jones, and one of J. W. Fosdick's pyrographic triumphs, to which he has added staining and coloring features. His subject is a girl reading from an il- bagpinaied missal. . 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