The International Studio /June 1915 . ** ^f fKof fo -\: . r * lliauc uluusanus oi stuoies oeninci the scenes, tne place oi that iamous institute as far n« mm u i .....; *i_ - . • S COm when she was not fortunate enough to have that sculptress and well-known pupil of Rodin, ofPavlowa and members of her company. For theseshe made thousands of studies behind the scenes. pleting the art season is concerned. Every onebemoans the loss, among other valuable lives, ofthe many well-known dealers and experts whowent down in that ill-fated vessel. At the galleries of the Berlin Photographic Com-pany, Mr.
The International Studio /June 1915 . ** ^f fKof fo -\: . r * lliauc uluusanus oi stuoies oeninci the scenes, tne place oi that iamous institute as far n« mm u i .....; *i_ - . • S COm when she was not fortunate enough to have that sculptress and well-known pupil of Rodin, ofPavlowa and members of her company. For theseshe made thousands of studies behind the scenes. pleting the art season is concerned. Every onebemoans the loss, among other valuable lives, ofthe many well-known dealers and experts whowent down in that ill-fated vessel. At the galleries of the Berlin Photographic Com-pany, Mr. Birnbaum has arranged a varied andunique exhibition. It is, in some cases, a review A PORTRAIT OF HIS DAUGHTERBY IRVING R. WILES. DESIGN FOR A FOUNTAIN BY PAUL MORRIS gifted dancer pose for her. They are exquisite indrawing (note particularly the hands), some areviolent in action, all are full of beautv and showimmense deal of study. One queries if such detailof form could be seen when the figures are in whirl-ing motion. At one end of that small room which for yearshas shown the New York public such unusual andinteresting exhibitions, are hung a set of litho-graphs by Albert Sterner. The centre is occupiedby the well-known Amour Mort, one of his mostsuccessful drawings. Near by the marvellous por-trait-study of Mr. Birnbaum, Herbert Baer is rep-resented by studies of birds done in coloured printsfrom wooden blocks, which are the outcome ofmany studies made in the Zoological Gardens atthe Bronx. Prominent here are colour prints offlowers by Edna Boies Hopkins, engraved on woodand printed by hand. These are exceedinglybeautiful and indicate a great power of selectionand a strong colour sense. Mrs. L. Wright, who
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