Studio: international art (84.1922)

STUDIO-TALK

" THE SUN IN SUMMER." OIL
PAINTING BY DANIEL GARBER

(Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh)

Chas. Cottet, Lerolle, Aman-Jean, Flan-
drin. Characteristic works by Americans
not previously mentioned were by Misses
Mary Cassatt and Cecilia Beaux, Paulette
van Rockens, Elizabeth Washington,
and Messrs. Sargent, Tarbell, Melchers,
Olinsky, Henri, Hawthorne, Ufer, and
Horatio Walker. Spain, Belgium, Sweden,
Switzerland and Czecho-Slovakia had also
their representatives. E. C.

LOS ANGELES, California.— The
Print Makers Society of California
held its Third International Print Makers
Exhibition, March 20th to April 16th, in

the Los Angeles Museum. There were
shown on the walls 451 prints by 224
artists of Australia, Belgium, Canada,
England, France, Holland, Italy, Sweden
and the United States, and the work hung
varied from the most " modernistic " to
the ultra-conservative. 0 a a
There were four prizes offered and
awarded as follows :—The Los Angeles
Gold Medal, offered by the Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce, for the " best
print," to John Piatt, of Edinburgh, for
a block-print in colour, The Giant Stride ;
a prize of $100, given by Mr. H. W.
O'Melveney, of Los Angeles, for the

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