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Show w ooiejF The 14 TF" laIt Yk Tribune, Sunday, November 7, 1965 w r '0 -- Art Gallery at U. Shows Yugoslav Prints. International', art ex-- " change exhibit can be viewed from Monday through Nov. 26 at the University ot Utah Art Dept. GaTlery, (building 441, upper campus). This is Conte mporary Prints From An Widow of Artist Donates Prints One of Utahs most famous artist sons will be commemorated in an exhibition of his work at the University of Yugos ivia n." U.S. sponsor is the Memorial Union, Ore- - Museum of Fine Arts. Fifty block prints of work by John Held Jr. have been presented to the university museum by Mrs. Held, the artists widow, and will be on ""VC" University. The exgon hibit will be - open Mondays through Fridays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. - - - - Yugoslav artists find their inspiration, like contemporary artists in general, in the worlds of object and abstraction. according to Prof. Zoran Krzlsnik, director, Gallery of Modem Art, Ljudljana. He rays also that western Fau-visand central European have been expressionism 'stimulants. Surrealism, too,, introduced somnambulant elements into print making. Cubism has m i ijj 'mf 'j e e"w nMfwwn simplified the form and bv j creased the decorative effect Abstract art has awakened the latent element of the Slavonic abstract plastic tradition, Instrumental in forming a new concept of meaning. -"While leading to simplification and generalization to symbolism and abstraction, nature remains the primary source. C"WV Keep Set" covers hair-d- o "impress" display there from Sunday through Nov. 28. John Held Jr. succeeded in epitomizing the delightful and mad world of America in the "20s." protects hair V I while ' f, : x you-slee- 3.00 to fit and hold oil stylesj pleat hold and ADVIRTISEMENT d wiring Smooth Out Wrinkles Wrinkles are riverbeds of dry cells because the plasma colloids or water carriers o the skin have been dried out through harsh weather can bring life again to your skin and give it healthy, milky loveliness with tropical moist oiling. Ask - your druggist for a little oil of Olay and before you make-u- p smooth over the face, neck and hands to check dryness and give tout skin a delightful dewy bloom. . . . Margaret Merril firmly. Washable, a nd trimmed HER HEM SUE SOLD SHE S BV A with rayon satin.' Pink, "light blue, 'black, white, red; yellow. M or L sizes FDR AH OLD MANS GOLD BIRD IH A CIL DED JOHN HELD bonanza of prints by one of Utahs most famous sons, John field Jr., has been do- - sir owe r engraver THE PIONEER JR bonnet nated to U. of U. Museum and will go on display Sunday, including this theme of 1920s. A - l.obx Flapper, Jazz and Racoon Goats By George Dibble decade of Americana comes to life In the works of John Held Jr.. at the University of Utah Museum of Fine Arts. "Margie" of the Flapper age lends her saucy charm to magazine covers of the Nineteen Twenties and, In facile black and white pen drawings, Impresses wide trousered campus males with her bobbed tresses and pert smile. The vivacious symbol of the Jazz Age, created by a Salt Lake City artist who made good in Gotham, also set a pattern for campus artists everywhere. It was the decade of the Charleston and the raccoon coat Students whistled The Varsity Drag, "FYeshie and JfThe Moon Bes' to longs Every, f 'one, The Best Things In Life Free. Are John DOLLS OF MANY LANDS T AT A PRICE noleum as a GIFT-RIGH- li- blocks youth thers engraving shop and 1-- Lovely little 8" dolls, dressed in a bright royon satin costume of their native land. With beautiful half, open-sheyes, movable arms and heads. Begin your collection now. 6. Italian Miss Alsoi 7. Irish Lass 12. Bride ut 8. Dutch Miss Held cut Jr. 3. Southern Belle 9. Scotch Lassie 14. My Fair Lady 10. Israeli Miss 15. British Princess 1 1 16. Bridesmaid . Brazil Miss FIFTH FLOOR CHILDREN'S SHOP Mail and phone orders idled, add 18c postage per 1 ' doll (117). ULTRA-- . sketched at the Salt Lake Theater where his mother Annie Evans Held acted on the stage. Her father, a stage carpenter, pushed a handcart from Omaha arriving three years after the original pioneer company. Swiss-borJohn Held Sr. an able comet-ls- t conducted the band for many yeara.that bore his name. . QUILTED When you call Vogue, you can be sure of extra care and attention to your draperies. e. Protects maketoo. up, had also been making time in the big time. 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A yachting map of Long Ldand Sound that entertains much whimsy bears the art- Ists eautlon "If you think anything is correction this chart youre crazy. high double as a rainhat; splashproof for beach or pool-sid- School High Y brim, TELEPHONE FOR AN APPOiNTMBNT IN YOUR HOME 8 374-278- 0 w, y $ Exclusive Drapery Cleaning Seri ice 4 - 8th East , at 2 1st South Dial 466-185- 1 j .nnniniini,i.i...i),Wi...um n Arrived In N.Y. , Young Held contributed car-- . toons to the pages of the Slt Lake Tribune and received at least one lesipi In sculpture from Mahonri Young. New York City dffew young Held as It did other artists where the drawings of Charles Dana Gibson, James Montgomery Flagg and others were embellishing Journalistic productions. He arrived In New York City In 1910 with four dollars In his pocket Fellow Utahn 5 Within a few years, editors offering JUm blank checks and his work appeared were In FEMININE halr-do- pout John Held Jr. Prints Revive an Era A all Fits Brodd such magazines as Life, Judge, Humor Colliers, College and a syndicated strip featuring Margie who evolved from a chubby cutie to a slim, college vamp. .Harold Ross, a fellow student at Salt Lake Citys West k A long-legge- d BATISTE 10.00 A thoughful gift for your fayorite lady, this floral print cotton ba-- i tisfe quilted robe, loose lined, soft touched with lace and piping. Pink 10 or blue,-size- s to 18. 2-P- BRIGHT AND HAPPY DUSTERS PLAY SET AS BREEZY C. k ENJOY BEAUTIFUL HAIR AS A WHIFF OF SEA AIR P v . ADD CHEERFUL COLOR TO - : THIRD FLOOR LEISUREWEAR' wear 46c postage (117). cotton- BARGAIN HOURS 3.99 Christina gifts. dusters that wash easily, drip dry, are d Two Both in size $. M. 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