The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 21

SECTION 2 8 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 29, 1931. tered river banks, where the shanties lr rsan a ara ctufir th miiri and iisnermen occasionally paint their bright-Col HIPRflOn1 Art Center Notes MRS. GOODELL IS CHOSEN P.E.O. HEAD Mrs. W.

F. Goodell was elected president of Chapter A. P. E. at a recent meeting.

Other officers are: supreme organizer of the sorority, was a visitor to the local chapter last week. She was honor guest Friday at a luncheon at the home of Mrs. J. S. Thompson, 2221 Valley Vista Road, and at dinner that night at the French Village.

Vice president, Mrs. R. H. Lewis; corresponding secretary, Mrs. O.

R. Reesor; recording secretary, Mrs. J. S. Thompson; treasurer, Mrs.

L. L. Holmes; chaplain, Mrs. H. A.

Davidson, and guard. Miss Grace Hurst. Mrs. Hallie A. Newall of St.

Louis, Of tlevrest EASTER F00TVE1B J. B. Speed Museum Notes March 8 to 31 Exhibit By Philadelphia Society of Etchers. Museum Hours Week Days, Except Mondays, 10 A.M. to 5 P.M.; Sundays.

3 to 6 P.M. Closed On Mondays. ored boats. Other students utilized the granary, factory and smokestack After a winter's run of still life objects, spring sprightliness is being searched for in the plowman's horses, gardeners with their wheelbarrows and road gangs at lunch. Students find that portraying the moods ot modernity brings to the surface all their reserve creative energy.

SMARTEST STYLES OF THE SEASON PRirrr LAT RECORD SAVINGS JC LOOK AT THESE SHOES BEFORE KAY'S OFFER For Monday Only A Four-Piece Electric Percolator Urn Set BUYING ELSEWHERE- AM Dull Kid, Art Association Notes By MARY SPEXCER NAY. A newly assembled group of student has set Friday of every other week as the date for its class criticism, in the presence of guest artists. Among those whose criticism will be stimulating and constructive to this younger set are Miss Fayette Bar-num, Miss Maud Ainslie, Miss Marion Long and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D.

Allen. An interesting feature is that each student expresses his reaction to the work. An individual showing is set up and the group plunges into diagnosing the advancement or letreat made in a certain time; and each critic-artist contributes his suggestion toward enhancing the quality of the work and improving its plastic de VlVrM Colored Kids, JW 2 2 and combi- jmm nations Jkfit0 AND rmp, I Straps Sl, I Guaranteed By Manufacturer and Capacity sign. The purposeful aim of this class is to keep in contact with the Henry Strater, a native of Louisville and a member of the Louisville Art Association for a number of years, has exhibited at the Montross Gallery, New York, from March 16 to 28. It was his intention to send "In the Swing" and "Cape Neddick Road" to the associations no-jury exhibition here, but he was unable to do so on account of the conflicting date of his New York show.

Several pictures shown in a downtown window recently were owned by the Art Association, having been bought for the schools from the fund given by The Courier-Journal and The Louisville Times for that purpose. ay All Sizes 2Vz to 9 Widths AA to EE BETTER A BIGGER VALVES FOR LESS MOXEY. RUBBER SOLE OXFORDS special trends of its members. According to some new resolutions, the Art Center classes shall strive to vivify the surrounding urban life during the remainder of the spring. This revitalization, they say, shall be rigged in the spirit of the town's tempo.

A wide range of themes invited the hand and heart of the students in the spring last year. Some rendered an expression of distinct section.1? of the city, such as the Point, the river front and the Haymarket. A frequent retreat was on the shack-spat ALL SIZES and STYLES By GRACE D. RUTHEXBURG. This will be the closing Sunday at the J.

B. Speed Memorial Museum for the exhibit of the Philadelphia Society of Etchers, an exhibit made up of eighty-odd works by some fifty members of the society, many of them artists of international note. Besides etchings proper, the showing includes drypoint and aquatint. The method of these two latter arts, like that of etching itself, is almost as absorbing as the result. In drypoint the copper plate is grooved and routed in its naked state with what is known as a graver.

The edges of the furrow are then scraped away. A drypoint may often be identified by the furriness of the gouged lines. In aquatint the process is more nearly similar to that of etching, the lines being, as a rule, etched to begin with. The plate is then thoroughly cleaned and immersed in an alcohol bath in which are suspended particles of resin, or the resin may be blown on dry. The plate is then baptized in nitric acid, the resin flecks protecting the surface immediately beneath them and giving to the surface its characteristic stipple.

By repeated immersions different planes are obtained, the variety and subtlety of which depend on the number of dippings. Less popular than it was a hundred years ago, aquatint is still resorted to where surface tone is to be relied on for building up a mood. A collection of old pewter, wrought iron and stained glass will be shown at the Museum during the month of May. Stained glass will be sent from Boston for the exhibit, including specimens of some of the finest glass work being produced in this country, as well as examples of historic interest. The museum will also welcome loans of rare stained glass, as well as significant pieces of iron and pewter, to be exhibited with its own permanent collections.

The Louisville Art Association will sponsor its annual exhibition of the work of the Children's PYee Art Classes at the museum beginning the middle of April. The classes, which are held in the east, west and central Children's EASTER DRESS SLIPPERS Big Boys' Oxfords Special Value to Attract 8 Dull kid. pit, and reptile trii. n.QQ New CUSTOMERS Til''-' TA. Black Calf, Wearflex Soles Mans Solid yyV AU Sizes JSjX toarge jy Width I The Dolly Madison Pattern Sizes to 6s B.

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