Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-02-14 | Page 7 | Jelly for Nudes, Teeth for Pastels among Art Bids

Jelly for Nudes, Teeth for Pastels Among Art Bids SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 14 Of) No one offered to trade his shirt, but Ssn Francisco artist, conducting con-ducting their tint exhibit found a wide verlety of "bargains" s they checked up the prospective buyers' list today. Carl Salmons can hav his teeth attended to, if ha desires, because a dentist liked hie pastel. An expert cook gave notice she yearned for Peter Ilyin's nudea and sought to entice hi bargaining bargain-ing appetite with Jelly. Millard Sheets and Will Spark bartered oil paintings for a grand piano and a long-necked banjo. An attorney offered any artist participating in the exhibit a divorce di-vorce if be (or shot cared to exchange ex-change professional services tor some object of art Guthrie Courvosler, conducting conduct-ing the show, declsred the flood of offers left him limp but encouraged. en-couraged. "It never occurred to any of us," he declared, "there were so msny people in Ssn Francisco Fran-cisco who love art"