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Show Irs. Anna Johnson invited to nter work in one-man show ipuring every week of her Hy schedule, I Mrs. Anna jison, 84-year-old Spring-e Spring-e woman, finds time to stii .-k on a painting or two. :ri s3ut a dozen of her best ' "ices will be on exhibit at I City Hall from now until I If middle of May, in another " a series of individual ex- I , ''he one-man shows are held a means of showing towns- ple some of the work of its . il artists and thus far have p featured Rell Francis, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Larsen and Wallace Harmer. The paintings hang about a month and citizens are invited to view them daily, except Sunday at the City Hall. A member of a group who paints as a past-time, Mrs. Johnson took up this hobby after the death of her husband. hus-band. Wayne Johnson, about 12 years ago. She had always enjoyed art but had not taken the tjme to really try her - V . . . . . . . . i . ' . - t "Tl r .if: i . i . t J S - '1 . - . ' " ' , ' r, . k I 1 & l i Mrs. Anna Johnson poses with one of her landscapes to be seen in an exhibit of her work for the next month at the City Hall. hand at it. She paints flowers and other still life and landscapes, land-scapes, the latter being her favorite subject. Painting is but one of Mrs. Johnson's numerous interests. She is a member of the Mothers Mo-thers Study club, the DUP and the Hafen-Dallin Art Study club in addition to her art class group and Relief Society. Living alone, she keeps up her home and yard, growing lovely house-plants and other flowers, and also enjoys reading read-ing and doing , handiwork. Mrs. Johnson is modest about her accomplishments and somewhat reticent concerning the many activities in which she has engaged, but she has always been a busy individual with an interest in things about her, making her appear much younger than her years. |
