The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1917, Page 19

Georges Gobo’s Etchings at the , Braun Gallery By W. G. Bowdoin, Peorxes Gobo, who was born in San|#°4 PY & strong feeling for the out- but who PSU EXCELS IN CONQUERING _ WORST ECZEMA. Pac, results should show overnight @ great deal to expect of any skin Remedy—except Poslam. But Poslam differs from all other remedies in Possessing healing energy in a more Sencentrated and more active form, That is the reason why in stubborn Eczema it shortens the time of treat- ment and drives away many minor troubles before they become serious, It is @ pacifying balm to angry trritated surfaces, Sold everywhere, For FREE SAM- write to Emergency Labora- tories, 248-5 West 47th St., New York, Urge your skin to become clearer, fresher, better by the daily use of Beri ~ tata medicated with Poslam PrICHIGAN FURNITURE SONORA Talking Machines $45 to $1,000 EASY’ TERMS | treatment of the open | well calculated to attract attention, in Paris with his art, is holding an exhibition of his etchings at the Braun Gallery, No, 18 West Forty- si Street, until the end of May. Some of this artist's works was shown at the same gallery last No- vember. Mr. Gobo's etchings are character- of-doors. His peasant typos at least suggest Millet in style and treatment. | That ts to say, the figures introduced [are not beautiful but they are strong and vigorous. His “Washerwoman” {i @ faithful washing that is practised in France. The river serves as the source of water supply, and the laundrying is ad- lig A shown in process on the sank in the foreground. The atti- tudes are unstudied but full of life and action, The community heating is accomplished by the bricked-up stoves with periscopic elbow ter- minals, The tubs are all shown standing on their own bottoms, and the landscape on the opposite bank of the river is deftly registered with much artist “Two Beggars,” is becomingly r pellent in the pictured types. One | mendicant stands upright, through the agency of crutches, while the other is dejectedly seated by the way- side in a receptive attitude, “Carting the Sea-Weed" ts happy in its delineation of the large two- wheeled French cart, filled with kelp, that the draft horse is hauling with much strain, ‘The collectors of the algea are well projected in speaking likenesses, Mr. Gobo's handling of nudes is characterized by strength rather than Brace, “Breton Heads,” as etched by him, ts arouse interest and please, in the seven fold recorded sketches. “The Vinters, Chinon,” {* another excellent example of virility, as in- corporated into etching. The two figures in the foreground, showing vineyard laborers pushing @ cart, are superbly executed, “The Old Bridge at Verona” is splendidly shown as to an arched por- | tion that abuts upon a stately building on the right. The incorporated figures are good and enter well into the com-) position, The People’s Art Guild is giving t twenty-sixth exhibition at the Fu ward Building, No. 175 East Bro way, for an indeterminate period, The catalogue contains nearly 400 num- bers, and the showing is @ most un- J usual one, since unions are booking | special days It is @ very hopeful sign when art |invades the east side and the idea of uplift is so nicely worked out The east siders are by means | tried THE EVENING WORDD, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1917. | HEARN tracted to a gallery where there is at least a percentago of aesthetic: whatever may be sald of all tho rest of the show. It is, of course, fred Stiegiitz and sl white ste Stezrage™ in all of its transcendency, to, the Incoher- ences of John Marin’s “Lan 8," but in spite of the “fighting” quall- ties of certain of the pictures, as shown, it is well worth a visit to the Forward Building to see the hung aintings, as well as those who go to jook at them, caeosinetighnainnens $25,000 FOR FIRE HURTS. Man Whose Clothing Electrio Car- rent Set Ablaze Gets Verdict. For three minutes of torture that Thomas Kerane of Hastchester sut- fered when a short circuit, set his clothes afire, a Supreme Cou! White Plains yesterday awa ry at led him Tir FOR TIRED | PUFFED-UP FEET |fnstant relief for sore, aching, tender calloused feet and You're footsick! Your feet feel \tired, puffed-up, chafed, ‘aching, ‘and they need “Tiz." makes feet remarkably fresh and sore-proof. “Tix” takes the pain and burn right out of corns, callouses and bunions. “iz” is the grandest foot-gladdener the world has ever known. 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