Studio: international art (65.1915)

Canadian Artists and the War

LATE AFTERNOON ”

Jackson ; In Algonquin Park, by Tom Thomson,
a young artist of great promise ; Farm on the River,
by K. R. McPherson ; White Narcissus, by H.R.H.
Princess Patricia of Connaught; Effet Gris, Neige,
by O. Leduc; March Evening : a Thaw, by A.
Suzor Cote; The Melting Snow, by F. W. Hut-
chison • The Lonely North, by J. E. H. MacDonald;
Winter Harvest, by Maurice Cullen ■ The Old
Sailor, by E. Dyonnet; Cloud Shadows, by J. W.
Beatty, R.C.A. ; The Mysterious Wood, by Chas.
de Bell; A Laurentian River, Winter, by A. D.
Rosaire; Petite Canadienne, by Gertrude Des
Clayes; The Farmyard, by Helen McNicoll ;
Girl with Sea-gulls, by Laura Muntz; Spring
Song, by Florence Carlyle ; The Corner Store, by
Lauren S. Harris, quite one of the most convincing
and satisfying examples, as so far exhibited, of this
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young and rising artist’s
efforts; and last, but by
no means least, Dieppe, by
J. W. Morrice.

Other contributors of
interesting work were
Robt. Harris, W. Malcome
Cutts, C. M. Malny, A.
C. G. Lapine, F. S.
Challener, L. M. Kilpin,
Robt. F. Gagen, AY. E.
Atkinson, AY. St. T.
Smith, Mary H. Reid,
Harry Britton, C. AV.
Simpson, Henri Beau, H.
Ivan Neilson, C. AV.
Jeffreys, Arthur Lismer,
F. H. Brigden, Herbert
S. Palmer, A. H. Robin-
son, H. Mabel May, Mary
E. AVrinch, Louis Keene,
J. S. Gordon, E. AVyly
Grier, G. Horn Russell,
Owen Staples, Franklin
Brownell, Archibald
Brown, E. R. Glen, AVil-
liam Hope, T. Mower
Martin, Geo. A. Reid,
Percy AVoodcock, J. St.
Charles, J. C. Franchere,
Dorothy Stevens, Dudley
AVard, F. HorsmanVarley,
Ernest Fosbery, Gertrude

S. Cutts, AV. H. Clapp,

T. H. Greene, F. S.
Haines, J. AV. Cotton,
Charles Gill, Curtis AVil-

liamson, Jeanne de Crevecoeur, Harriet Ford,
Clara S. Hagerty, Geo. Chavignaud, Gustav Hahn,
Emily Coonan, T. W. Mitchell, Robt. Holmes, A.
Laliberte, and Henri Herbert.

BY WILLIAM BRYMNER, F. R.C.A.

Professional Classes AVar Relief Council.
—The “Art in AVar Time” Committee of this
organisation has arranged to hold a continuous
exhibition of pictures and decorative art at No. 13
Prince’s Gate, London, S.AV., the town house of
Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan, who has generously
allowed the Council to use it as their headquarters.
Portraits, miniatures, illuminated rolls of honour,
and a variety of objects suitable for wedding
presents, are special features of this exhibition,
which is open on weekdays from 10 till 1, and in
the afternoon, except Saturday, from 3 till 5.