DOI issue:
No. 239 (February 1913)
DOI article:Studio-talk
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.21160#0101
Studio-Talk
of Holland. Mr. Henry R. Rittenberg was repre- rendering of Springtime, St. Sulpice. Mr. Frederick
sented by a well-painted Ititerior and a capital of Waugh's Oncoming Wave, Mr. William RitschelPs
Still Life. Miss Alice Worthington Ball exhibited Rockbound Coast, California, Mr. Lionel Walden's
an interior entitled Quarter After Ten, possessing Moonrise, gave one a good idea of the progress of
qualities of colour, texture and lighting that placed the marine painters. Some noteworthy nudes
it in the first rank. Mr. Gari Melchers'fine figure of should be mentioned, such as Mr. Eugene Paul
a Fencing Master, lent by Mr. E. Chandler Walker, Ullman's Femme a la Houppe, and Mr. A.
was most impressive. He also contributed a care- Warshawsky's Resting Dancer. E. C.
fully executed conception of Christ and his Dis-
ciples at Emmaus, with a most beautiful colour- 1 PHILADELPHIA.—The fourth special
scheme and in addition a Church Interior, vibrant |\^/ exhibition of works by eminent living
in the light from a chancel window. I American painters recently held in the
- X gallery of the Art Club of Philadelphia
Exponents of the art of landscape painting were included but one example by each of the thirty-
well represented by works, such as Mr. Elmer W. seven artists represented, selected by a committee
Schofield's February Morning, Mr. Edward W. of the lay members of the club, John Howard
Redfield's The City at Night, Mr. Emil Carlsen's McFadden, President, Westcott Bailey, A. G.
A Wood Interior, Mr. J. Alden Weir's Autumn, Hetherington and George W. Elkins. The corn-
Mr. Willard L. Metcalf's The Red Bridge, and Mr. mittee, in hanging the pictures, succeeded in spacing
John W. Beatty's Hills of Plymouth in September, them in such a way as to give them every advantage
Mr. George Oberteuffer sent a thoroughly artistic possible for the appreciation of their qualities and
"rockbound coast, California" (Corcoran Galleiy of Art, Washington) by William ritschell
78
of Holland. Mr. Henry R. Rittenberg was repre- rendering of Springtime, St. Sulpice. Mr. Frederick
sented by a well-painted Ititerior and a capital of Waugh's Oncoming Wave, Mr. William RitschelPs
Still Life. Miss Alice Worthington Ball exhibited Rockbound Coast, California, Mr. Lionel Walden's
an interior entitled Quarter After Ten, possessing Moonrise, gave one a good idea of the progress of
qualities of colour, texture and lighting that placed the marine painters. Some noteworthy nudes
it in the first rank. Mr. Gari Melchers'fine figure of should be mentioned, such as Mr. Eugene Paul
a Fencing Master, lent by Mr. E. Chandler Walker, Ullman's Femme a la Houppe, and Mr. A.
was most impressive. He also contributed a care- Warshawsky's Resting Dancer. E. C.
fully executed conception of Christ and his Dis-
ciples at Emmaus, with a most beautiful colour- 1 PHILADELPHIA.—The fourth special
scheme and in addition a Church Interior, vibrant |\^/ exhibition of works by eminent living
in the light from a chancel window. I American painters recently held in the
- X gallery of the Art Club of Philadelphia
Exponents of the art of landscape painting were included but one example by each of the thirty-
well represented by works, such as Mr. Elmer W. seven artists represented, selected by a committee
Schofield's February Morning, Mr. Edward W. of the lay members of the club, John Howard
Redfield's The City at Night, Mr. Emil Carlsen's McFadden, President, Westcott Bailey, A. G.
A Wood Interior, Mr. J. Alden Weir's Autumn, Hetherington and George W. Elkins. The corn-
Mr. Willard L. Metcalf's The Red Bridge, and Mr. mittee, in hanging the pictures, succeeded in spacing
John W. Beatty's Hills of Plymouth in September, them in such a way as to give them every advantage
Mr. George Oberteuffer sent a thoroughly artistic possible for the appreciation of their qualities and
"rockbound coast, California" (Corcoran Galleiy of Art, Washington) by William ritschell
78