Show ART WORK IN HIGH SCHOOL + = 1 i mm m n Creditable Exhibit of r A Artistic I I F Achievements a L of r j1 Pupils Shown During i r5c Past Week I J k Mik 1 L 1 3tiJCtlR oiuor5by LILLIAN CONNELLY wrdeci ULMER prize aART INSTITUTE ISOI l Ur c P APE = TS aiil patrons of tho Salt Luko high school who hun ye not kept In touch with the work that t was being done by the pupils In the art dc i > ariinent were treated to a surprise during the week when they called to see the exhibit of work done In the year Just brought t a close The wall of the art roomu for a distance of several sev-eral feet above the wahuicotlng 1 were Itcrally covered with sketches In pencil pen-cil pen and ink charcoal water color md oil while on the table wore dozens doz-ens of plaster casts of medallions and bust cone by the pupils In the modeling mod-eling department 1 The arrangement of the collection was most artistic and called forth many cxpicsslons of up roval Not Copies But In the mint of the artist the chief cause for praise and cnngratula ton was the fact that nil the work done has been from natureor still life copying Is something which IB not I CUpll olcthlng whih I nlt permitted per-mitted by Mr Harwood the Instructor In art in the school Another feature of the work which Is Interesting1 is I that sonic of the prettiest ckctchcs found LI P z i cLA f I I 1 7 I U 4 I = = = = = = 5 < ETCE7 rporr NdcTure if 1 01 L fol W Jer Color 3 among the large collection were sketched from natme in the High school yard which affords excellent op porlunity with Its beautiful old trees and uncut lawns for the display of artistic ability Original Designing Another character of work done by some of the students and which bids fair to win fame for Homo of thor If pursued as ti life studY wan original loslcning Included in this lino wore dozens of book covers magazine covers theater programmes 1 advertisements for wellknown articles of commerce wall paper and posters I The coloring In most of thorn was strong but harmonious har-monious and tho effect o the rows and IOWS of them placed on the soutb wall of one of the rooms was pleasing indeed in-deed Winner of Medal A week ago last Friday tho Harwood bronze modal was awarded to Miss Miriam Brooks the successful competitor compet-itor In a charcoal drawing contest of a statue of Hebe There were twelve competitors nnd the work of all was most credllable lime drawings were all I on exhibition and were much admired by time visitors Fino Landscape Work Perhops the most creditable single collection nhown was that of OwinG Shcckel staff artist of the lIed and i I Black the High school paper There were twenty or more sUetchois by this young artist amid while I i Sheckel bus done work In the several biunchcs of oil and water color his best work Is I landscape and of thosa he hod several Thcio trims a harvest fccrto near Iloun lIft I ul Which received honorable mention in tho COlt il for be Oulmcr prlxc at the Art Institutelast winter a beautiful beau-tiful water I color of tH old boat at Gar Held four small sketches lell lnl representing thc four seasons half a dozen his sketched In the High school yard with several clever orjglnal designs I Winner of Culmcr PrIze I Miss LllllanConnolly Is another promising prom-ising ng arlint whose work was much admired She took time Culmer prlxe at the Art Institute lant winter I a study In onion and this with I charcoal drawing of Hebe t water color col-or sketch of Home beautiful shells landscape scone In water colors full of life and color wore among the credit ablj pieces done by her Book Covers Posters Etc Among the moat admired original drawings and valer colors were thoie of Frank Moore which Included a I number of designs for book covers von tel picturcH a ntulncd glass window I pretty wall paper design In pond lilies a Japancse and Chinese poster t amid ndvortlnemonts for some of the popular summer resorts Harvey Tin mdyg display of time same character wan no less creditable including as it did very shout work In designing pos luru programme and book covers the COVe for When Knighthood Was In Flower and The Crisis bolh attracting attract-ing much attention Another original design by f Harvey which met with much favor was I poster advertisement for the ElkK Wild West show which Is to be held In this city in August Especially good work In charcoal from the antique has been done by Ruby 1cc wboHO drawing 0 Hebe received re-ceived first honorable mention In the contest recently held Miss Lee his also done good work in outdoor t sketching sketch-ing In color and pencil Skalches from nature showing exquisite exqui-site delicacy and refinement In coloring were those exblblled by Miss Flossie McDouiall whose work has been con lined mol to studies In flowers A pretty book cover was that shown by Helen Lltclilleld an lOgyptlan do lpn A sego lIly detlfM for wall paper water color sketches of fruit and tow ers by Miss Lilchtlcld were also seen George Barretts drawing of Hobo received re-ceived second honorable mention and t 1 V f F i34f f pI iI mkn m4 1 2 LiM t j e2L I 1stt g J T0 I JJAR < gAL D AWIAjQ OF HEBE by MIRIAM RQgK5 Awarded Hie HARY OOD l bronze inedl l t q his work representing book covers a I calendar i studios III fruit in oil I watercolor water-color and ptirlul wrlJ among the best thovn at the exhibit Sketching From Nature Clever work In sketching from nature In pencil and vater color ha been don bj Mile Sanders whose drawings In charcoal from the nnllrjue were also excellent Good and cariful work In water colors col-ors baa been done by Maud Slmnns whoao studies In potttnlan and snapdragons snap-dragons were particularly admired A pretty study In Icmonc I In oil was on exhibition t done by Rosy IJrown I who also received third t honorable mention men-tion in the Harwood confst recently luld at the High I school Aetna Smith received fifth honorable mcnOon In the charcoal drawing contest con-test She bus nlo one excellent water wa-ter colors in llowcia A study In squash and onions strong and rich In coloring 1 was conc by Miss I Smith and received 1 much praise Tht same study In squash ant onions wan done by Violet Vio-let Nott and was a crciiltnblo piece of Other Creditable Ones A study in peonies by Harriet Cohn was very much admired as were it branch of autumn loaves by Ada VhIt tksey a plaster model of an Indian hen and n medallion Romeo and lullel by Dcflerot WcClccry outdoor ilotches In pencil and elms rcou and original designing by ISrnost Evans it medallion Romeo and Juliet by Louise ITirl water color flowers by I Minerva Brooks water color sketches of pansles and other llowers by Anna Godbe nlso a charcoal drawing of JIbe which received sixth honorable mention water color sUudles In flower I flow-er by Liotilbu Jennings water color sketches by Rubel Rnthbone work from still life and low Is In water color col-or by Harriot Conn water color sketches by i Ethel Scranton t pretty study In grapcu by i Violet Xott some very good work In charcoal from the antique by Mason Ivellcy pen a nci Ink skctclu by Nellie Lambert line work In I modeling I and Ct alt tmg by Ere l Johnson John-son good work in modeling by Madeline Made-line Mllllron and In sketching from nature by Bessie Mullmll Outdoor Sketching Etc While the work done by all lha sUm cents In the art department Is praiseworthy praise-worthy beside those mentioned lie following fol-lowing are deserving of credit for good work they have < one In water color I outdoor sketching and modeling I3cr F I j 1I I 1 A I k I 4 I i lA GROuP i obA3TR MEDALLIONS mcL7 j j c J1 Q uctenrj rriv 1J 1 J the rrozler Sallna Brown Loin Clmsn borlaln rcFFle DolMher Dorothy Gordon Gor-don Kva Johnnon Viola Durrell Tiiiir I gli Kellogg r 1 StMla Milnlyre Sullle Kellogg tfoda Dolhwell Jonnie Bracken Brack-en Edith Spuriy Kdnn Kvans liene Judges Ma Jaeiich Fiank 1owicnce Ruby Mbhlln buy SCIultCI William Plniison Blnnuhe Spauldlng Hlanuhc Whltrldge LucIlle Morrison limit Pratt Clara Palmer Mnbcllo Steven son f II I i Kid timig Klnb Stein JCttv Frlck Arthur Paraons Iarl < i Derge Adelaide Kelxon iTortcnse Hodgson Agnes Inwuon Max Bchick Matlldo Orlob Annette Overt Thomas Lattl mer Dertha Hammer ncnsle Panorofl Elflo Anderson Kato Groo Hueluh Ifarpcr I Mnry Hodgson Julia Haunt CMara Kcnnar Blanche Neucomb May 1 ilartman Sadler Louise Konnar and Eloise Sketching1 on Campus Two periods a week were devoted to the study of art by those who have Joined the classes Three rooms In the High nchool have bjen titled 1 lo accommodate ac-commodate these classes one for hmm doing work in modeling and casting one for workers In oil and water colors and one for those Who have been doIng do-Ing charcoal and pencil sketches Since the fine weather began much of the work done has been sketching from o nature In the beautiful yard surrounding surround-ing the building and almost any tiny before nchool closed groups of iluilenli could be found making water color I crayon or pencil HlcctchCiS of thc charmIng charm-Ing llttlo scenes Mr Hanvootls Work J T Harwood the wellknown IT lint ban been Instructor In this department de-partment In the HiKh nchool dmlnt 0 the paFt Ihree years and a very marked hnpiovemcnt in work done by the ludent3 Is noted over that done Informer In-former years Mr Ilarwond is 1 a hardworkIng J hard-workIng painstaking Instructor and the pupils 1 who have been uttidylng un dor him express genuine regret that he has decided to io abroad In the fall and remain for two or three ycara Mr f Harwood in n native of Utah and nan always been considered one of her beat artIsts Ho rpcnt several years study lag In Iarls and one of his plcturca wan accepted In tIme union But it In aa an Instructor that Mr Harwood has been particularly uuccciiafut and HQV oral of liifl pupil are now munberoii among the clcvercnt artlBtK In Utah Indeed pictures by two OL thor Mian Teasdalc and Miss Ilurtwcll have also been accepted In the Paris 5 1101 both young ladles having spent several years In the Ftudy of their chosen profession pro-fession in the French capital rr si71 I e t 344 J I iL > L imi i h1 L t rh IC H |