Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1923-12-04 | Page 10 | Art Exhibit Interesting

ART EXHIBIT nil I U f fi 4 i I Oil OU paintings of winter cenes hI I and desert desort sert scenes m nv o of hl h I brin back to tho the beholder with vivid S 'S nearby localities and bya all ail of which o 10 painted byI by a Utah man art art who I received l lila 1 n- n ll tho mv Stu denta Art l league ague of ot New ew I clas cla leq of or 13 and H 14 were placed I on e exhibition this afternoon at the tho hom of nf Dr anc and Mrs Mm Joseph n B I Mor 2533 n I I Th h i vero on I from Crom this afternoon until 6 and will lIt bo ho at the same game hours on Wednesday and afternoons and Lr Li cr- cr crof of nC art fascinated to- to to day today Dv pv the numerous scenes of des des-ct II life the artist having caught and ImprIson Imprisoned on his canvas pie pie- pic picturesque pIcture ture quo scones that portray life as It Is found In the desert Th The Tha winter scenes Mens also 10 drew ninny many comments of admiration from front the spectators Among those that won pon Instant attention was one entitle I 1 A A Morning In Winter While near nar It was as another but canvass An All Afternoon In both of whiCh had lied th tb-st somethIng that lured the beholder to stop tol before beCore them In admiration Another scene without a title but that toa toI seemed scorned similar to a stel sects J near was as ono one looking dIhe along a roadway to tow toss at aid d the r C to the cast east wIth their mist mit won Instant favorable ut comme-ut attended A lar lare number of art 10 lowers at- at at tended the exhibit this afternoon Mr 11 I Is head hend of or tho the 1 Ic p of art In the Ogden high school