Studio: international art (84.1922)

STUDIO-TALK

Summer Design, to Mr. Henry B. Snell,
for Dawn on the River, and to Mr. Fred
Wagner of Philadelphia, for Old Mills,
Winter. a 0 a a a

American landscape painting was well re-
presented in works from Messrs. Chauncey
Ryder, Schofield, Symons, Garber, Folins-
bee, the veterans Alexander and Birge
Harrison, Emil Carlsen, Ben Fester, Ernest
Lawson, George Sotter, E. W. Redfield,
Wm. Ritschel, and many others of equal
interest that have been already noted in
standard shows earlier in the season. a

Among the distinguished works by figure
painters were Mr. H. O. Tanner's Hiding
of Moses, Mr. Childe Hassam's April, Mr.
E. H. Blashfield's Angel with the Flaming
Sword, Mr. George de Forest Brush's
Mother and Child; Pennell in His Work-
shop, by Mr. Wayman Adams ; nudes of

widely different treatment by Messrs.
Frieseke, Seyffert and A. B. Davies ; capi-
tal portraits of Eugene Castello by Mr.
Maurice Molarsky ; of J. Carleton Wiggins
by Albert Rosenthal; of an old dame by
Mr. J. McLure Hamilton. Sir William
Orpen exhibited his symbolical canvas,
recently the object of fanatical attack, en-
titled, Sowing the Seed of the Irish Free
State. To be noted also among the British
exhibitors were Mr. John, Mr. Brangwyn,
Sir John Lavery, Sir J. J. Shannon, Messrs.
Sydney Lee, Munnings, Moony, George
Clausen,R.Anning Bell,Richard Jack, Phil-
pot, William Nicholson, Hornel, Greiffen-
hagen, Walter Greaves, Ernest Procter,
Harold Harvey, and Mrs. Laura Knight.
Among the well-known French painters
figured MM. Simon, Le Sidaner, Besnard,
Boutet de Monvel, Henri Martin, Douchet,