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iy’ PAnnual Exhibit His “Twilight” oi Association excellent specialties. for Culture Open aie 'wniutine sare he tre epirational derivat this canvas an | nore impressive. ‘They group of more pretentious By W. G. Beacin, ‘The elghwh annual exhibition of th Association for Culture is now op: at the Municipal Art Gallery, No, 40| frontior life. Irving } hes shines in his showing « four landscapes of excellent quality. deals charmingty | lets. with the close of day in Now England, | is an achievement, and features cortain rambling houses | of the district. The flanking trees are | 0 shelter a | William R. LAigh ts represented by | © vigorous canvases based upon “Phe Eycape" aps the better of his present offor- The in blue ne holds, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1921. with no little grace, @ bunch of vio-| filled with charm and good painting. ‘The registry of the veil itself |The incidental birch trees that he in- | ample dimensions. It Is freely | teristic Indian portraits, . “The Red Shouldered Hawk," by | ser! eiland is represented by Mt whlch eine Maney | Hy. H. Hintermeimer jr, is easily the better. pastel, merits special praise for s0-| histicated execution. jeorge Keurse Ennis ts the painter | PMY F | of four pictures representing his work| Eugene Higgins again interprets ,era during the past summer on the coast | Present day problems in his charac- of Maine. His style continues vigor-| teristic fashion. The catalogue car- | per-|ous and large in conception, He| Ties nine numbers by him. paints broadly. Gustave Wiegand's New Hampshire Albert L. Groll's translations of the |landscapes in the showing are per- | tha rt are once more tri-| fectly jolly interpretations of the New England country. will The ten small piotures by M A Open All Day Tuesday (Washington’s Birthday) fabrics and colors. sions. to $11.50. 234 Suits were $10.00 303 Suits were $12.50 467 Suits were $16.50 $ Now 241 Overcoats were $10.00 276 Overcoats were $12.50 431 Overcoats were $16.50 Every Subway or “Elevated’’ from Brooklyn and York transfers direct to Canal Street Station, within sight of our store Our Only Store Absolute Clearance 558 were $8 of all our Men's 460 were $9 Pants, formerly up 521 were $10 445 were $11.50 Moe Levy & Son : Final Clearance These are the final price revisions. The reductions are the greatest we have ever made—prices are lowest of the season.: 8,846 Men’s SuitS and Overcoats The Suits are medium and winter weight, in every con- ceivable style, fabric and color, and in all sizes. 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The exihbition is not so large this year as it was last year, but the gen- Long before the war it was stated now It \poke, cliely ;that goon the ory ‘KidK/othes!” Clea COPYRIGHT 8° cently tackled twenty or thirty of the best chess players in the world, setting me they could not t= appears on the lara Ruge contributes two por ite. rederick K. Detwiller contributes several Connecticut scenes and a jes of etchings concerned with | literary ave a vary verile novels, Tinney oF ogarded as phenomenon tferton, wrote tmmorial Rooms when Mozart compos eo so concerto #o dimcult that practiced artists could Infant ean of Evelyn. d'Latin and Greek it, when Macauiny long as Prodigtes of the Past. (Crom London Anewers.) { a man was too old at forty. 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