Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-04-25 | Page 3 | Artists Swap Pictures for Food, Clothes, Rent and 'What Have You'

Artists Swap Pictures P tures for Food Clothes Rent and What Have ilave You NEW YORK April 25 UP The UP-The The Society of or Independent Artists today considered their annual exhibition a success after bartering paintings for everything from dentistry to a saddle addle horse Several deals collapsed when a amen's amens amens amen's amens amen's mens men's clothier who I had offered to exchange his goods for paintings went vent into bankruptcy Hetty Beatly Beatty sculptor had offered some of or her work in ire exchange for a saddle horse A woman ready to trade horseflesh for marble appeared but Miss 1 Beatty called off the deal when she found what it cost to board a horse David started out with a n desire for a cottage on the Hudson He Hc ended up with 88 pounds lof of coffee in exchange for a water color Norma Jean Burnstein who had held out for a trip to Europe as 35 a price for or cither either of her two paintings took tooka a fur jacket ins instead ead Spring Brown got four months' months rent for or one of or his paintings and will have hae his teeth fixed for another A portrait of brought Robert B B. Robinson a course in zool zool- ogy Louis Maurer found himself the possessor of two cases of sardines in exchange for his cubistic George Washington Chaim found no takers for his ab abstract abstract abstract ab- ab modernistic carving of ot the Lindbergh family but another modernistic modernistic modernistic mod mod- carving brought a couch two tables and four chairs chairs also also modernistic modern modern-