The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • 17

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Alexander Enquirer Art Critic Mannerists, the rival of the Eclectics. The Naturalists were also addicted to the use of dark shadows, which gained for them the nickname of Dark lings. THE DISPLAY at Pogues by members of the professional artists group contains an inter esting work ANITA KENTON'S paintings can be wen at the Town Club cen ter onFH the powerful lrin wun a tomorrow. These sparkle with Koauei dv 4 cuiur in mo truffles, vih.ic Vernon Radar. i.

'A sa son. she Danted In the Virein Its appeal lies Islamls last summer. The in the intense ix.a; paintings not only have vigor but they have stylistic direct ness. Her exhibit Is stamped with her endless energy and -A1 V.i enthusiasm. The emphasis Is quiet.

1 a Cooney has a vivid design in brilliant and resonant colors; Mildred Fischer has a beautiful 'water color of pine tree trunks and Anita Fenton has one of her paintings done in the Virgin Islands last summer. Katherine King's talent is shown in a finely rendered landsca.De which is unusually personal style that takes full advantage of color. Miss Fen ton handles many medium successfully. These are litbog raphy, urayer printing, stencil, water color and oil painting. compelling with its gentle tnnrh.

Gillespie's "Har- is nne of this artist's fin- ONE OF THE strongest and pst. Frances Pouue Nelson has youngest members of the art wing of Cincinnati is Evelyn Marks, who opens her display of woodcuts in black and white worked with detailed strategy In her primitive view of "Up-rwar Kim Street." Color is a ''T and color at the Closson Gal pure delight in Julie Morrow De Forest'i view of "Old Mountain lery tomorrow. The woodcut Trail." Marie Wherry has mm oldest form of engraving for a handsome water color of "An-thurium," and Arthur Helwig print on paper, has been mak ing, in the last decade, an in timate appeal to graphic art ists as a medium for expres has a fine "Marine" in a modern style that has vasi depth and splendid organisation ot ine ue-sitrn. William. Hentschel has a sion.

EVELYN MARKS has fascinating print of an "Early Bird" and Werton Wilmore nas a Daintinc of the "Rockbound background of five years of SPECIAL PURCHASE! study at the Art Academy. In Coast of Maine." Bessie Hoover timate Is the quality most felt in her display nf prints as she seeks her subjects from daily- life. She is one of a few nota- Wessel has a portrait of Mrs. F. W.

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what a sen sit ve (15914652) has been added to draughtsman she is of things the Cincinnati Art Museum'sj general, in sucn siiojecimat The Crackling of Thorns," the dancing figures Small UUI liiili im.v of Spanish paintings. Formerly Cotton short sleeve shirts; group includes prints, woven stripes with mitered collars and solid colors in pima batiste. Large selection of colors. Sizes 32-36. McAlpin'i Firt Floor AImi Western HilU, Kenwood Plaza in the Arthur Sachs collection in "Arabesque" and the beau tiful "Evening in Alasslo." it was exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, in 1928 and at the Calif ornia Palace of the Legion of PHILIP O.

JOHNSON has been elected a trustee of the Museum of Modern Art, Nel Honor. San Francisco, in 19oU, ns a portrait of a young man son A. Rockefeller, chairman However, it is believed at the ot the hoard, announced re cently. Johnson was the first director of the Museum's de Art Museum to be a portrait ol St. Bartholomew, who in profile is shown gripping the handle partment or architecture in 1932, and has been closely as of a hatchet, or axe, the symbol of his martyrdom.

On Its arrival at the Museum sociated with the institution since that time, the painting was taken out of Ita 17th century frame, studied Architect with Mies van der Rohe of the new Seagram at 375 Park N. Y. Johnson has designed for the museum Irs annex (1949), guest house, built originally for Mrs under ultra-violet ray by the director and the restorer and found to be without any major restorations or overpalnt By use of the ultra-violet ray, even traces of original varnish could be detached. The Museum considers the painting one of the most Important acquired In John D. Rockefeller III (1949), sculpture court (1953) and gar den restaurant (1954).

His work includes, besides many private residences, the Schlum- berger administration building in Ridgefield, Conn. (1952) the Kneses Tifereth Israel synagogue in Port Chester, New York (1954), and his own residence, the famous glass 1957. It will be on permanent exhibition in the Spanish gallery beginning today. One of Ribera's most successful canvases in the "Martyrdom Of Saint Bartholomew" in the Prado, and his long series of apostles there are marvelous character studies. Me is said to have been influenced by Cor-reggio and Caravaggio and to Martinez in Rome he spoke of house in New Canaan (1949), for which he was awarded the Silver Medal by the Architec tural League, New York (1950).

The Hodgson house in New Canaan, designed in 1952, his admiration far Raphael. He brought him a first honor award, and the Schlumberger worked both in Spain and Italy chiefly Naples, where he was nicknamed "Io Spagnolctto, "the little Spaniard." In Naples this young artist toon took the place of Cara building an award of merit, both from the American Insti-tupte of Architects in 1956. Johnson directed for the Museum of Modern Art a program of exhibitions and publications which defined the standards and recorded the history of modern architecture and design. Through such di vaegio, who was the leader of The Lightest, Most Comfortable Shoe Easy Walkers Sals! Fabric Gloves 99c verse exhibitions as Early the Naturalists, the so ciOled ArvWlSEMENT Free Book on Arthritis And Rheumatism HOW TO AVOID CKlPPUNC DEF0IMITIIS An amazing newly enlarged 86-page book entitled "Arthritis-Rheumatism" will be sent free to anyone who will v.Tite Modern Architecture: Chicago 1870-1910" (1933), "Machine 5.88 Regularly 7.99 Art" (1934), which initiated the Museum Design Collection, Mies van der Rohe" (1947), for It, and construction of two full- It reveals why drugs ancijScaie houses in the Museum medicines give only temporary Larden (Marcel Breuer. 1949; relief and fail to remove the causes of the trouble; explains Croup includes double woven cotton, softly sueded nylon and nylon stretch knits.

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