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Nr. 220 (June, 1915)
DOI Artikel:B. Nelson, W. H. de: The passing show
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The Passing Show
Eighth Annual Exhibition at the John Herron Art Institute
WINTER NOONDAY BY T. C. STEELE
Eighth Annual Exhibition al the John Herron Art Institute
THE ARSENAL BELL BY OTTO STARK
To these, the present Annual Ex-
hibition of Works by Indiana Artists
in the John Herron Art Institute,
Indianapolis, will be of more than
passing interest. As always, the
real mainstay of the Indiana ex-
hibitions is the work of the so-
called ‘‘Hoosier Group”—T. C.
Steele, William Forsyth, J. Ottis
Adams and Otto Stark. Although
they have taken root in In-
diana, they have not permitted
themselves to become provincial
but have kept in touch with the
general movements of art in the
world. Under their tutelage many
young men and women have car-
ried a love of art and a knowledge
of its technical practice to all the
various corners of the State; many
have gone still farther afield and
have either achieved reputations
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Eighth Annual Exhibition at the John Herron Art Institute
WINTER NOONDAY BY T. C. STEELE
Eighth Annual Exhibition al the John Herron Art Institute
THE ARSENAL BELL BY OTTO STARK
To these, the present Annual Ex-
hibition of Works by Indiana Artists
in the John Herron Art Institute,
Indianapolis, will be of more than
passing interest. As always, the
real mainstay of the Indiana ex-
hibitions is the work of the so-
called ‘‘Hoosier Group”—T. C.
Steele, William Forsyth, J. Ottis
Adams and Otto Stark. Although
they have taken root in In-
diana, they have not permitted
themselves to become provincial
but have kept in touch with the
general movements of art in the
world. Under their tutelage many
young men and women have car-
ried a love of art and a knowledge
of its technical practice to all the
various corners of the State; many
have gone still farther afield and
have either achieved reputations
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