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DECORATIVE ARTS GALLERY
Japanese Imperial Embroidered Hanging
Lent by Mrs. J. Livingstone Taylor
CASE No. 1
Persian Art :
Indo-Persian Painting
Two Sultanabad Pottery Bowls
Lent by Dr. and Mrs. Dudley P. Allen
\ViNE JAR
Lent by Mr. Samuel Mather
Two Persian Placoues
Three Pieces of Pottery
Lent anonymously
CASE No. 3
In addition to the objects lent by Mrs. Stevenson Burke are
the following :
Four Painted Fans
Lent by Mrs. Lyman H. Treadway
One Gilded Fan
Lent by Mrs. W. C. Downs
French Enameled Watch, 17th Centi'ry
Lent by Miss Brenda Francklyn
CASE No. 4
Instead of the bronzes listed, contains
Chinese Mandarin's Coat
Lent by Mrs. Peter Hitchcock
Art Books
Lent by Cleveland Public Lilirary
CASE No. 9
In addition to laces lent by Mrs. John Huntington, contains
Two Bas-Reltef Portraits in Wax by Ethel Mundy
Lent by Mrs. Price McKinney
CASE No. 19
The porcelains belonging to Mr. E. S. Burke, Jr.. are shown
on a
Chinese Embroidered Shawl
Lent by Aliss Georgie Leighton Norton
CASE No. 27
Spanish Brocade Shawl
Lent by Mrs. Peter Hitchcock
CASE No. 28
In Exhibit of the Cleveland Public Schools
Art Books of Special Interest to Art Pupils
Lent hy the Cleveland Public Lilirary
^ BRONZES
The following bronzes listed as in Case No. 4 are shown
elsewhere on pedestals :
John Elanagan, Portrait Bust
Augustus St. Gaudens. The Puritan
Lent by Dr. W. T. Corlett
Frederick William MacMonnies. Nathan Hale
Lent by Dr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Huebsch
ADDENDA
Loan Exhibition of Paintings
RERNARDUS JOHANNES BLOMMERS
188 D The Morning Meal
Lent l^y Mr. F. E. Drury
(Dutch 1845-)
KENYON
189 A
190 A
, N.A.
The Satyr
Lent by Mr. J. D. Cox
Surprise d'Amour
Lent l)y Mr. J. D. Cox
(American 1856-)
BRUCE CRANE, N.A.
191 A French Landscape
Lent hy Mr. Howard Parmelee Eells
(American 1857-)
A. A.
CROCHEPIERRE
192 C Old WYman Knitting
(French Contemporary)
Lent l)y Mr. James H. Hoyt
JEAN-BAPTISTE EDOUARD DETAILLE
193 C The Vice-Admiral
Lent hy Mr. J. H. Wade
RUDOLPH ERNST
194 D In Danger
Lent hy Mr. Ambrose Swasey
CHARLES WEP>STER HAWTHORNE, N.A.
195 A The Song
Lent Anonymously
(French 1848-)
(German 1854-)
(American 1872-)
ROBERT C MINOR, N.A.
196 A The Willow (Water Color)
Lent by Mrs. Jeanette Agnew Lyon
CLAUDE MONET
197 C Rocky Belle Isle
Lent by Mr. Ralph M. Coe
(American 1840-1904)
(French 1840-)
WILLLUM T. RICHARDS
198 A Off Guernsey
Lent by Mr. S. T. Wellman
WILLIAM SARTAIN, A.N.A.
199 A Places Which Pale Passion Loves
Lent by Mr. George E. Gage
LOUIS DAVID VAILLANT
(American 1833-1905)
(American 1843-)
(American 1875-)
200 A
The Watchers
Lent l)y Mr. J. D Cox
ENCTJSH SCHOOL
201 B Portrait of a Girl
Lent Anonymously
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
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EXPOSITION
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
CLEVELAND SCHOOL OF ART
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KINNEY & LEVAN BUILDING
NOVE'MBER TWENTY-FIFTH TO DECEMBER SEVENTEENTH
M C M X I I I
room hung with pictures is
room hung with thoughts.
—Sir Joshua Reynolds.
THE CLEVELAND SCHOOL OF ART
was founded in 1883. To commemorate its thirtieth
anniversary, to impress its mission and accomplish¬
ments, and to stimulate interest in art in Cleveland,
this loan exposition was planned.
Other exhibitions of a similar nature have pre¬
ceded it, the earliest in 1878, but it is believed that
the present display is a gratifying evidence of our
city's growth and artistic progress.
The development of the project was undertaken
by a committee composed of seven members of the Board of
Trustees of the Cleveland School of Art. An organization
was effected, and substantial co-operation immediately fol¬
lowed. The responsive spirit displayed throughout the time of
preparation was characteristic of Cleveland's loyalty to local
institutions.
It is the hope of those who have the project in charge
that its purposes will be understood and fulfilled and that the
Exposition will be remembered as a fitting observance of the
Thirtieth Anniversary of the Cleveland School of Art.
Imperial Chinese
Porcelain
Early 18th Century
AC KNOWLEDGM ENTS
The Board of Directors desires to express its
appreciation of the valued co-operation given by
all who have been associated with the develop¬
ment of the Exposition.
The directors acknowledge their indebted¬
ness to Mr. F. Allen Whiting, Director of the
Cleveland Museum of Art, and Mr. H. W. Kent,
Secretary of the Metropolitan Museum of Art,
for assistance in the selection and arrangement of
the exhibit;
To the owners of works of art who so generously lent their
treasures, especially to Mr. Arthur N. McGeoch, Milwaukee,
Henry Reinhardt, New York City, Mr. Maurice I. Flagg,
Minneapolis, Scott and Fowles Company, New York City,
M. Knoedler & Company, New York City, C. S. Kraushaar,
New York City, William Macbeth, New York City, and the
Tiffany Studios, New York City, who sent their exhibits from
points outside of the city;
To The Kinney & Levan Company for donating the use
of the commodious rooms occupied by the Exposition;
To the National Lamp Works of the General Electric
Company for the success of the lighting system;
To the Cleveland Advertising Club for enthusiastically
furthering the publicity campaign;
To the Cleveland Electrical League which gave its skilled
service in directing the installation of the lighting equipment.
Acknowledgment for practical co-operation is also made
to the Crowell & Sherman Company, The Cleveland Tele¬
phone Company, The Sterling & Welch Company, The Cleve¬
land Desk Company, The Fireproof Storage Company, The
Miller Chemical Engine Company, The National Safe & Lock
Company, John Boddy, City Forester, The Riester & Thes¬
macher Company and the newspapers of Cleveland.
Ancient Bronze ^'en
Prince Kune
Collection
THE ORGANIZATION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Worcester R. Warner Chairman
F. F. Prentiss Vice-Chairman
Chas. F. Brush Fi. P. Eells
E. S. Burke, Jr H. H. Johnson
Ralph King
DIRECTORS OF ART
F. Allen Whiting, Director of Cleveland Museum of Art
H. W. Kent, Sec'y Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
MANAG E R
William Ganson Rose
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W. D. B. Alexander
Dr. Dudley P. Allen
A. A. Augustus
Charles C. Bolton
C. F. Brush
E. S. Burke, Jr.
Mrs. Stevenson Burke
Harry Coulby
J. D. Cox
H. G. Dalton
H. P. Eells
H. R. Hatch
Mariett Jy. Huntington
H. H. Johnson
Hermon A. Kelley
Fanny T. King
Ralph King
Samuel Mather
Wm. G. Mather
F. F. Prentiss
John D. Rockefeller
John L. Severance
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Squire
Ambrose Swasey
Mr. & Mrs. L. H. Treadway
W. S. Tyler
J. H. Wade
Worcester R. Warner
Geo. H. Worthington
PATRONS
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. B. Alexander
Dr. and Mrs. Dudley P. Allen
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Judge and Mrs. W. E. Ambler
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Andrews
Mrs. E. A. Angelí
Mr. Frank A. Arter
Mrs. P. M. Arthur
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Augustus
Mrs. G. W. Avery
Mrs. Brenton D. Babcock
Mr. Sidney R. Badgley
Miss Adelaide C. Baker
Hon. and Mrs. Newton D. Baker
Mr, and Mrs. A. D. Baldwin
Mrs. Chas. C. Baldwin
Mr. and Mrs. Claire Baldwin
Miss Mary E. Baldwin
Mrs. Mary H. Barrett
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Beardslee
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Benes
Dr. and Mrs. H. F. Biggar
Miss C. H. Bingham
Mr. C. W. Bingham
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Bole
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bolton
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bourne
Mrs. Mary S. Bradford
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bradley
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Britton
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Brooks
The Misses Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey H. Brown
Mr. Chas. F. Brush
Miss Anna Burgess
Mrs. Edmund S. Burke
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Burke, jr.
Mrs. Stevenson Burke
Mr. T. W. Burnham
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wm. Burrows
Mrs. Geo. W. Cady
The Misses Calkins
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel D. Chapin
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Chisholm
Mrs. Wm. Chisholm,- Sr.
Mrs. William Chisholm
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson B. Chisholm
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Clapp
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Clark
Airs. Henry F. Clark
Mr. Ralph M. Coe
Mrs. Henry D. Coffinberry
Air. and Airs. G. E. Collings
Airs. E. F. Colwell
Airs. Edward A. Conger
Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Thos. Corlett
Air. and Airs. H. B. Corner
Air. and Mrs. W. H. Cottingham
Air. and Airs. Harry Coulby
Air. and Airs. J. D. Cox
Airs. William Crowell
Air. and Airs. R. H. Crowell
Air. and Airs. Loftus Cuddy
Airs. Estelle G. Cunnea
Airs. Stiles H. Curtiss
Air. and Airs. William Cushing
Air. and Airs. George L. Dake
Air. and Airs. H. G. Dalton
Air. and Airs. Frank W. Douglas
Air. and Airs. Oscar Dreher
Air. and Airs. F. E. Drury
Air. A. C. Dustin
Air. and Airs. Howard P. Eells
PATRONS
Continued
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Emmerton
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Everett
Miss Everett
Rt. Rev. John P. Farrelly
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Feiss
Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Feiss
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Fish
Mrs. Imcgene T. Fisher
Miss Helen M. Fliedner
Dr. and Mrs. Geo. Edw. Follansbee
Prof. Harold N. Fowler
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. H. Frederick
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Gage
Hon. and Mrs. James R. Garfield
Gen. and Mrs. G. A. Garretson
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Ginn
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Goff
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Grandin
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Green
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Greene
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Gregg
Mr. Orlando Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Salmon P. Halle
Dr. and Mrs. Cari A. Hamann
Miss Florence A. Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Harman
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hatch
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hayden
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hazzard
Mrs. I. N. Himes
Mrs. Peter M. Hitchcock
M rs. L. Dean Holden
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hord
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hoyt
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Hubbell
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Huebsch
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Hunt
Mrs. John Huntington
Miss ^lice L. Hussey
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Ireland
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. G. Jennings
Mr. and Mrs. Homer H. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. L. Johnson
The Misses Jones
Mr. Benjamin Karr
Mr. and Mrs. Herm.on A. Kelley
Mrs. Clara T. Kelsey
Mrs. F. A. Kendall
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Kennedy
Mr. H. W. Kent
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph King
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Kinney
Mrs. Luke Lascelles
Mr. and Mrs. James Lawrence
Rt. Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Leonard
Mrs. H. H. Little
Dr. and Mrs. John H. Lowman
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Lucas
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Lyman
Mrs. Sarah E. Lvman
Mrs. Lee McBride
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Mcintosh
Mr. and Mrs. William McLauchlan
iMr. and Mrs. Amos B. McNairy
Prof, and Mrs. C. F. Mabery
Mrs. J. D. Maclennan
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Mandelbaum
Miss K. L. Mather
Mr. Samuel Mather
Mr. William G. Mather
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Merritt
IVIr. and Mrs. G. E. Merryweather
Mrs. E. C. T. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar P. Mitchell
Mrs. J. H. Morley
Mrs. Jay C. Morse
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Narten
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Newell
Mr. and Mrs. F. IVI. Nicholas
Mr. and Mrs. D. Z. Norton
Miss Géorgie L. Norton
PATRONS
Concluded
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Oglebay
Mrs. Helen B. Olmsted
Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Oppmann
Miss Beatrice Owens
Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Owens
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. S. Page
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Palmer
Mr. Douglas Perkins
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Perkins
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Perkins
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Pickands
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Pierce
Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Pope
Dr. Hunter H. Powell
Mr. F. F. Prentiss
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Prescott
Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Prescott
Mr. F. A. Quail
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Quinby
Miss Mary C. Quintrell
Mrs. John R. Ranney
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Raymond
Mrs. W. D. Rees
Mr. R. R. Rhodes
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Richards
Miss Alice Blair Ring
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Rolfe
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rorheimer
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Rose
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Russell
Mr. H. Q. Sargent
Judge and Mrs. W. B. Sanders
Mrs. Arnold C. Saunders
Mr. C. A. Selzer
Mr. Allen D. Severance
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Severance
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Severance
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shackleton
Judge and Mrs. J. M. Shallenberger
Miss Clara Prentis Sherwin
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Sherwin
Mrs. Charles Sheffield
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Sigler
Mrs, W. H. Silverthorn
Mrs. Nathaniel Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Schweinfurth
Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lewis Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Southworth
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Squire
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Stafford
Miss Lily V. Stanley
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Stecher
Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Stephan
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Sterling
Mr. Harold A. Streator
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sullivan
Mr. Ambrose Swasey
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Talmage
Mrs. J. Livingstone Taylor
Mr. V. C. Taylor
Mrs. John Teagle
Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Thwing
Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Treadway
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman H. Treadway
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Tyler
Mrs. George L Vail
IVIr. and Mrs. Harry L. Vail
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wade
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walton
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Wamelink
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wardwell
Mr. and Mrs. Worcester R. Warner
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Wason
Mrs. Curtis Webster
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Weddell
Mr. Geo. P. Welch
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Wellman
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. White
Mr. and Mrs. Windsor T. White
Mr. and Mrs. F. Allen Whiting
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Williams
Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Williamson
ATr. and Mrs. Sidnev S. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wilson
Airs. Q. T. Winsor
Air. and Airs. Geo. H.Worthington
Air. and Airs. J. V. N. Yates
Airs. B. U. York.
CLEVELAND SCHOOL OF ART
officers
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Mrs. Stevenson Burke -
Mr. J. H. Wade
Mr. C. F. Brush
Mr. Homer H. Johnson -
Mr. F. F. Prentiss
Mrs. Ralph A. Harman
Miss Georgie L. Norton
Mr. M. N. Fowler -
Mr. D. Z. Norton
Mrs. Mary S. Bradford
President
Vice-President
- Vice-President
Vice-President
- Vice-President
- Treasurer
Assistant Treasurer
Secretary
- Auditor
Vice-President, Emeritus
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Mrs. Matthew Andrews
Mrs. Mary S. Bradford
Mr. Charles F. Brush
Mrs. E. S. Burke, Jr.
Mrs. Stevenson Burke
IVIrs. Francis E. Drury
Mr. Howard P. Eells
Mrs. Henry A. Everett
Dr. H. N. Fowler
Rabbi M. J. Gries
Mrs. Ralph A. Harman
Miss Laura Hilliard
Mrs. Peter M. Hitchcock
Mrs. L. E. Holden
Mrs. John Huntington
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Mr. Ralph King
Prof. C. F. Mabery
Mr. Price McKinney
Mr. D. Z. Norton
Mr. F. F. Prentiss
Mrs. John Ranney
Mrs. F. P. Smith
Mrs. Andrew Squire
Mrs. Lyman Treadway
Mr. J, H. Wade
Mrs. F. W. Wardwell
Mr. Worcester R. Warner
Mr. Thomas H. White
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THE CATALOGUE
It has been the aim of the Committee to
secure an harmonious exhibition comprised in the
main of representative art works from the homes
of the lovers of art in Cleveland. It will be
interesting to note the number of examples by
Such leading American artists as George Inness
Tripod Jar 'J' "W. Dewiog, while the collection of can¬
vases by painters of the Barbison school is remarkable.
All information as to art objects and attributions as to
painters are those furnished to the Committee by owners.
Bronze Sacrificial
ABBREVIATIONS
R.A. Member of Roj'al Academy of England.
P.R.A. President of Royal Academy of England.
N.A. Member of National Academy of Design.
A.N.A. Associate of National Academy of Design.
The pictures are oil paintings unless otherwise stated.
The letter following each number indicates the gallery in
which the picture will be found: A, American; B, English;
C, French; D, Italian, Spanish, German, Dutch, Belgian,
Flemish. Paintings marked (*) are for sale. Information
regarding them may be obtained at the office.
SIR WILLIAM BEECHEY, R.A. (English 1753-1839)
I B Portrait of Patrick Heatley
Lent bv Mr. Howard Parmelee Eells
^2 B Portrait Group of a Nobleman's Family with a dog
Lent by M. Knoedler & Company, New York
FRANK WESTON BENSON, N.A. (American 1852-)
3 A My Daughters
Lent anonymously
ALBERT BIERSTADT, N.A.
(American 1830-19®^)
4 A The Rainbow
Lent by Mrs. Lyman H. Treadway
BERNARDUS JOHANNES BLOMMERS (Dutch 184S-)
*
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Mother and Child
Lent by Mrs. H. E. Hayes
EUGENE LOUIS BOUDIN
6 C The Mistral—at Antibes
Lent by Mr. Samuel Mather
(French 1824-1898)
GEORGE H. BOUGHTON, N.A. (American 1834-1905)
7 A Motherhood
Lent by Mr. C. A. Nicola
ADRIAN BROUWER
*8D Boors
Lent by Mrs. H. E. Hayes
J. APPLETON BROWN, A.N.A.
(Dutch 1606-1638)
(American r844")
9 A
Spring
Lent by Mr. J. H. Wade
HOWARD RUSSELL BUTLER, N.A. (American 1856 )
10 A Sunrise in Connecticut
Lent by Mr. J. D. Cox
D. Y. CAMERON
(English 1865-)
II B
Landscape
Lent anonymously
12 ß Sunset on the ^Mountains of Arran
Lent by Mr. Howard Parmelee Eells
GIOVANNI BUSI CARIANI
(Italian—i6th Century)
13 D
I wo Life Size Figures
Lent by Mr. William G. Mather
The Marchioness Wellesley with Her Two Sons, Richard and Henry Wellesley
John Hoppner, R. A.
EMIL CARLSON, N.A. (American iSSS")
14 A Niagara
Lent anonymously
15 A Holland Canal
Lent by Mrs. H. A. Everett
JEAN CHARLES CAZIN (French 1840-19°0
16 C Twilight in Holland
17 C Downs, near Boulogne
Lent by Mr. Samuel Mather
WILLIAM MERRITT CHASE, N.A. (American i853-)
19 A East River
Lent by Mr. Homer H. Johnson
FREDERICK STUART CHURCH, N.A. (American 1842-)
20 A Fantasie
Lent anonymously
PAUL JEAN CLAYS (Belgian 1819-1900)
21 D Sailing Boats in Harbor
Lent by ]\Ir. Howard Parmelee Eells
THOMAS COLE, N.A. (American 1801-1848)
22 A View of Boston
Lent by Mr. George E. Gage
CHARLOTTE B. COMAN, A.N.A. (American 1834-)
23 A The Hillside Village
Lent by IVIrs. H. A. Everett
JEAN JOSEPH BENJAMIN CONSTANT
(French 1845-1902)
24 C Fort at Algiers
Lent bv Mr. Charles F. Brush
JOHN CONSTABLE, R.A. (English 1776-1837)
25 B Landscape
Lent Anonymously
26 B Hampstead with Harrow-on-Hill in Distance
Lent by Mr. J. H. Wade
JOHN SINGLETON COPLEY, R.A. (American 1737-1815)
*27 A Portrait of Captain Larrabee
Lent by Mr. William Macbeth, New York
JEAN BAPTISTE CAMILLE COROT (French 179Ó-1875)
28
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Orpheus and Eurydice
Lent by Mr. E. S. Burke, Jr.
29
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Beaume la Rolande
Lent by Mr. Samuel Mather
30
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L'Etang a L'Entree du Bois
Lent by Mr. William G. Mather
31
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The Big Tree
Lent by Mr. William G. Mather
32
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Girl with Tambourine
Lent by Mr. Charles W. Norton
JOHN SELL COTMAN (English 1782-1842)
33 B A Castle in Wales
Lent by Mr. Samuel Mather
GUSTAVE COURBET (French 1819-1877)
34 C Sea and Rocks at Entretat
Lent by Mr. Charles F. Brush
EANGER IRVING COUSE, N.A. (American 1866-)
35 A The Sacred Bird
Lent by Mr. F. E. Drury
KENYON COX, N.A. (American 1856-)
36 A Hope and Memory
Lent by Mr. J. D. Cox
LOUISE COX, A.N.A. (American 1865-)
37 A The Readers
Lent by Mr. J. D. Cox
LUCAS CRANACH, the Elder (German 1472-1553)
^38 D Portrait of Sybil Van Cleeve
Lent by Mr. Henry Reinhardt, New York
LUCAS CRANACH, the Younger (German 1515-1586)
39 D Portrait of a Man
Lent by Mr. Howard Parmelee Eells
BRUCE CRANE, N.A. (American 1857-)
40 A Frosted Fields
Lent by Mr. Homer H. Johnson
CHARLES FRANCOIS DAUBIGNY (French 1817-1878)
41 C The Sandbanks of Valmandois
Lent by ]\Ir. F. S. Burke, Jr.
42 C Coast at Villerville
Lent by Mr. William G. Mather
THEOPHILE DeBOCK (Dutch 1852-1904)
43 D Evening in Holland
Lent by Mr. Samuel Mather
ALEXANDER GABRIEL DECAMPS (French 1803-1860)
44 C Landscape
Lent by Mr. Samuel Mather
HILAIRE GERMAINE EDGARD DEGAS
(French i834')
45 C Three Ballet Girls
Lent by Mr. J. H. Wade
HIPPOLYTE CAMILLE DELPY (French 1841-1910)
*46 C On the Seine
Lent by Mrs. H. F. Hayes
Gobelin Tapestry
King Louis XIII Receiving Absolution
JEAN BAPTISTE EDOUARD DETAILLE
(French 1848-)
47 C The Fight for the Standard
Lent by Mr. J. H. Wade
THOMAS WILIVIER DEWING, N.A. (American 1851-)
48 A Woman in Purple and Green
Anonymously
49 A Lady Seated
Lent by Mrs. James R. Garfield
50 A Sketch (Pastel)
Lent by Mr. Samuel Mather
51 A Green and Rose
52 A Lady Reading
53 A Head (Drawing in Silver Point)
Lent by Mr. William G. Mather
NARCISSE VIRGILLE DIAZ DE LA PENA
(French 1809-1860)
54 C The Bathers
Lent by Mr. E. S. Burke, Jr.
55 C Le Mare Sous Bois
Lent by Mr. William G. IVIather
56 C Repose after the Bath
Lent by Mr. J. H. Wade
WILLIAM DIDIER-PUGET (French 1864-)
57 C Heather in Bloom—Early Morning
Lent by Mr. C. A. Selzer
JULES DUPRE (French 1811-1889)
58 C Landscape
Lent by Mr. Charles F. Brush
59 C Homeward Bound
Lent by Mr. Howard Parmelee Eells
*60 C The Edge of Fontainebleau
Lent by Mrs. H. E. Hayes
1. HENRI J. T. FANTIN-LATOUR (French 1836-1905)
61 C Scene from Tannhauser
Lent by ]\Ir. J. H. Wade
BEN FOSTER, N.A. (American 1852-)
^62 A Landscape
Lent by Mrs. H. E. Hayes
LILLIAN MATILDE GENTH, A.N.A. (American 1876-)
63 A The Flower of the Glen
Lent by Mrs. H. A. Everett
JEAN LEON GEROME (French 1824-1904)
64 C Lion on the Prowl
65 C Bathers
Lent by Mr. Charles F. Brush
FRANCISCO JOSE DE GOYA Y LUCIENTES
(Spanish 1746-1828)
^66 D Portrait of a Man
Lent by Mr. Henry Reinhardt, New York
HENRI HARPIGNIES (French 1819-)
*67 C Landscape
Lent by Mrs. H. E. Hayes
SIR GEORGE HAYTER (English 1792-1872)
68 B Queen Victoria at About the Age of Eighteen
Lent Anonymously
CHARLES WEBSTER HAWTHORNE, N.A.
(American 1872-)
69 A The Boy with the Shad
Lent Anonymously
GEORGE PETER ALEXANDER HEALET
(American 1813-1895)
70 A Portrait of Senator Nathaniel Silsbee
Lent by Mrs. Benjamin P. Moore
JEAN JACQUES RENNER (French 1824-1905)
71 C Twilight
Lent by Mr. Charles W. Bingham
ROBERT HENRI, N.A. (American 1865-)
72 A Jobie
Lent by Dr. W. T. Corlett
GEORGE HITCHCOCK (American 1850-)
73 A Goose Girl
Lent by Mr. James H. Hoyt
J. M. HEINRICH HOFMANN (German 1824-1911)
74 D Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane
Lent by Mr. L. A. McCreary
JOHN HOPPNER, R.A. (English 1758-1810)
*75 B The Marchioness Wellesley with Her Two Sons, Richard
and Henry Wellesley
Lent by M. Knoedler & Company, New York
FRANCES C. HOUSTON (American 1751-1819)
76 A Autumn
Lent by Mrs. H. A. Everett
THOMAS HUDSON (English 1701-1779)
*77 B Portrait of Mrs. John Periam
Lent by Scott & Fowles Company, New York
WILLIAM MORRIS HUNT (American 1824-)
78 A Pearl, the Blind Girl
Lent Anonymously
GEORGE INNESS, N.A. (American 1825-1894)
79 A Landscape
Lent Anonymously
80 A Landscape
Lent by Mr. Charles F. Brush
81 A Italian Landscape
Lent by Mr. Ralph M. Coe
82 A Solitude
Lent by Mr. J. D. Cox
Portrait of James Dashwood George Romney
*83 A Eventide at Tarpon Springs, Florida
Lent by Mrs. H. E. Hayes
84 A Landscape
Lent by Mr. Samuel Mather
85 A The Coming Storm
Lent by Mr. E. W. Moore
86 A Borghese Palace
Lent by Mr. D. Z. Norton
ADRIAN ISENBRANT (Flemish, died 1551)
*87 D St. John and the Donators
Lent by Mr. Henry Reinhardt, New York
JOSEF ISRAELS (Dutch 1824-1911)
88 D The Blessing at Evening Meal
Lent by Mr. Samuel Mather
89 D Making Cakes
Lent by Mr. J. H. Wade
CHARLES EMILE JACQUE (French 1813-1894)
90 C Under the Oak Trees
Lent by Mr. Howard Parmelee Eells
91 C Sheep in the Woods
Lent by Mrs. Lyman H. Treadway
H. BOLTON JONES, N.A. (American 1848-)
92 A Cape Anne
Lent by Mr. J. D. Cox
JOHANN BARTHOLD JONGKIND (Dutch 1829-1891)
93 D Moonlight on a Dutch Canal
Lent by Mr. Ralph M. Coe
F. VON KAULBACH (German 1846-)
94 D Portrait of a Child
Lent by Mr, Howard Parmelee Eells
WILLIAM KEITH (American 1839-1911 )
95 A Landscape
Lent by Mrs. H. A. Everett
JOHANN SIMON KENDRICK KEVER (Dutch 1854-)
*96 D Mother and Child
Lent by Mrs. H. E. Hayes
THOMAS DE KEYSER (Dutch 1596-1667)
*97 D Portrait of Gertrude Van Limborch, Nee Bischoff
Lent by Scott and Fowles Company, New York
LUDWIG KNAUS (German 1829-1910)
98 D The Grocery Store
Lent by J. H. Wade
LOUIS KRONBERG (American 1871-)
99 A A Ballet Girl
Lent Anonymously
SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE, P.R.A. (English 1769-1830)
ICO B Portrait of Lady Mary Anne Beaumont
Lent by Mr. Howard Parmelee Eells
GASTON LaTOUCHE (French Contemporary)
ICI C The Goddess of Fortune in Distress
Lent by Mr. Ralph King
SIR PETER LELY (English 1617-1680)
102 B Portrait of Lady Amelia Wetherby
Lent by Mr. Howard Parmelee Eells
103 B Portrait of Anne Hyde, Duchess of York
Lent by Mr. Samuel Mather
FRANZ VON LENBACH (German 1838-1904)
104 D Portrait of Frau Roth
Lent by Mr. Howard Parmelee Eells
JEANETTE AGNEW LYON (American Contemporary)
105 A The Close of Day-
Lent by Mrs. Lyon
W. S. MacGEORGE, R.S.A. (English)
106 B A June Woodland
Lent by Mr. Frank H. Clark
EDOUARD MANET (French 1832-1883)
107 C In the Studio
Lent Anonymously
WILLEM MARIS (Dutch 1844-1910)
108 D View in Holland
Lent by Mr. Ambrose Swasey
GIAMBATTISTA MORONI (Italian 1520-1578)
109 D Portrait of Vincent Guarinon
Lent by Mr. Howard Parmelee Eells
JOHAN HENDRICK VAN MASTENBROEK
(Dutch 1875-)
*110 D Just Before the Storm
Lent by Mrs. H. E. Hayes
ANTON MAUVE (Dutch 1838-1888)
III D Sheep on the Heath
Lent by Mr. Howard Parmelee Eells
*112 D The Belated Traveller
Lent by Mrs. H. E. Hayes
WILLARD LEROY METCALF (American 1858-)
113 A Spring
Lent by Mr. Samuel Mather
HENDRIK WILHELM MESDAG (Dutch 1831-)
*114 D Low Tide at Schevingin
Lent by Mrs. H. E. Hayes
Hope and Memory Kenyon Cox
(By permission of the artist and of Curtis and Cameron. Boston, from a Copley Print)
GEORGES MICHEL
(French 1763-1843)
115 C
*
116 c
Road Near Monitmartre
Lent by Mr. Ralph M. Coe
The Gathering Storm
Lent by Mrs. H. E. Hayes
JEAN FRANCOIS MILLET
(French 1814-1875)
117 C
118 C
119 c
120 c
121 C
122 C
The Sick Child
Close of Day
The Sheep Shearing
The Pig Killers
Laborer Resting
The Shepherdess
Lent by Mr. E. S. Burke, Jr
ROBERT C. MINOR, N.A.
(American 1840-1904)
123 A
Landscape
Lent Anonymously
CLAUDE MONET
124 C Spring Scene
Lent by Mr. J. H. Wade
ADOLPH MONTICELLI
(French 1840-)
(French 1824-1886)
125 C
126 c
The Reception
Lent by Mr. Ralph M. Coe
The Stairs
Lent by Mr. Samuel IVIather
F. LUIS MORA, N.A.
127 A Mercedes
Lent by Mr. Frank H. Clark
128 A The Morning News
Lent by Mrs. H. A. Everett
THOMAS MORAN, N.A.
129 A Moonrise in Chioggia—Venice
Lent Anonymously
HENRY MORET
(American i874")
(American 1837")
(French 1836-1913)
130 C
Shore and Sea
Lent Anonymously
GEORGE MORLAND (English 1763-1804)
131 C Rustic Scene in Surrey-
Lent by Mr. Samuel Mather
ERSKINE NICOL (English 1825-1904)
132 B The Disputed Boundary
Lent by Mr. John D. Rockefeller
SIR JOHN OPIE, R.A. (English 1721-1807)
»
133 B Street Singer and Child
Lent by Mr. J. H. Wade
WALTER LAUNT PALMER, N.A. (American 1854-)
134 A The First Snow
Lent by Mrs. H. A. Everett
JEAN BAPTISTE JOSEPH PATER (French 1695-1736)
135 C Concert in the Park
Lent by Mr. William G. Mather
GIOVANNI PISANO (Italian, died 1329)
135 D Ecce Homo
Lent by Mrs. William C. Fitzsimmons
CAMILLE PISSARRO (French 1831-1903)
136 C Charing Cross Bridge, London
Lent by Mr. Ralph M. Coe
SIR HENRY RAEBURN, R.A. (English 1756-1823)
137 B Portrait of Mrs. Simpson
138 B Portrait of Mrs. Dillon
Lent by Mr. Howard Parmelee Eells
*139 B Portrait of George Joseph Bell
Lent by M. Knoedler & Company, New York
JEAN FRANCOIS RAFFAELLI (French 1850-)
*140 C Notre Dame, Paris
Lent by Mrs. H. E. Hayes
REMBRANDT VAN RIJN (Dutch 1606-1699)
141 D The Rabbi
Lent by Mr. Arthur N. McGeoch, Milwaukee
*142 D Portrait of Rembrandt's Sister
Lent by Mr. Henry Reinhardt, New York
SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS, P.R.A. (English 1723-1792)
143 B Miss Crewe
Lent Anonymously
144 B Portrait of a Lady
Lent by Mr. Howard Parmelee Eells
145 B Portrait of Mrs. Collyear—as Lesbia and her dead bird
Lent by Mr. J. H. Wade
WILLIAM T. RICHARDS (American 1833-1905)
146 A Marine
Lent by Mrs. H, A. Everett
GEORGE ROMNEY (English 1734-1802)
147 B Portrait of a Lady
Lent by Mr. Samuel Mather
148 B Portrait by Lady Read—Wife of Sir John Read
Lent by Mr. J. H. Wade
*149 B Portrait of James Dashwood
Lent by Scott & Fowles Company, New York
PIERRE ETIENNE THEODORE ROUSSEAU
(French 1812-1867)
150 C Paysage du Berry
151 C Les Marais
Lent by Mr. E. S. Burke, Jr.
152 C Summer Landscape
Lent by Mr. J. H. Wade
PETER PAUL RUBENS (Flemish 1577-1640)
153 D The Triumph of Religion
Lent by Mr. J. H. Wade
ADOLF SCHREYER (German 1828-1899)
154 D Arab Horsemen
Lent by Mr. D. Z. Norton
JOAQUIN SOROLLA Y BASTIDA (Spanish 1863-)
155 D Child on Beach
Lent by Mr. Howard Parmelee Eells
SPANISH SCHOOL—17TH CENTURY (Spanish)
156 D Madonna and Child with Saints
Lent by Mrs. J. S. Pritchard
GEORGE HENRY STORY, A.NA. (American 1835-)
157 A The Motherly Sister
Lent by Mrs. John Huntington
GILBERT STUART (American 1755-1828)
159 A Portrait of Jared Sparks
Lent by Mrs. Benjamin P. Moore
160 A Portrait of William Meeker
Lent by Mr. D. Z. Norton
THOMAS SULLY (American 1783-1872)
161 A Portrait of Mrs. Williams
Lent by Mrs, E. B. Ellinwood
DAVID TENIERS, the Younger (Flemish 1610-1690)
162 D Scene in an Inn
Lent by Mrs. L. E. Holden
163 D The Delight of the Dutch
Lent by Mr. J. H. Wade
GIOVANNI BATTISTA TIEPOLO (Italian 1696-1770)
164 D Magdalene
Lent by Miss Georgie L. Norton
165 D St. Augustine in the Desert
Lent by Mr. William G. Mather
FRANK HECTOR TOMPKINS (American i847-)
166 A Hauling Wood
Lent by Mr. S. T. Wellman
CON STANT TROYON ( French 1816-1865)
167 C The Drinking Place
Lent by Mr, E. S. Burke, Jr.
JOSEPH MALLORD WILLIAM TURNER, R.A.
(English 1775-1850)
168 B Vevey, Lake of Geneva (water color)
Lent Anonymously
169 B Carthage
170 B Queen Mab's Grotto
Lent by Mr. J. H. Wade
JOHN H. TWACHTMAN (American 1853-1902)
171 A Landscape
Lent Anonymously
SIR ANTHONY VAN DYCK (Flemish 1599-1641)
172 D Charles the First
Lent by Mr. J. H. Wade
EMILE VON MARCKE (French 1827-1890)
173 C Harbor in Normandy
Lent by Mr. Samuel Mather
DOUGLAS VOLK, N.A. (American 1856-)
174 A Girl and Turtle
Lent Anonymously
PETER VON BLOOMEN (Dutch)
175 D Market Scene at Antwerp at Dawn
Lent by Mr. Henry P. Edwards
HORATIO WALKER, N.A. (American 1858-)
176 A Returning from the Fields
Lent by Mr. J. D. Cox
FREDERICK J. WAUGH, N.A. (American 1861-)
177 A Mid-Atlantic
Lent by Mrs. Lyman H. Treadway
EDWIN LORD WEEKS
(American 1849-1903)
178 A The Caravan
Lent by Mr. Charles W. Norton
JAMES ABBOTT McNEIL WHISTLER
(American 1834-1903)
*179 A Portrait of Miss Lillian Woakes
Lent by Mr. Henry Reinhardt, New York
*180 A The Coast of Brittany
Lent by Mr. E. W. Kraushaar, New York
CARLETON WIGGINS, N.A. (American 1848-)
181 A Massachusetts Hills
Lent by Mrs. H. A. Everett
BALLARD WILLIAMS (American Contemporary)
181 A A Three Graces
Lent Anonymously
RICHARD WILSON, R.A. (English 1713-1782)
182 B English Landscape
Lent by Mr. Samuel Mather
F. WUCHERER (German Contemporary)
183 D Snow Scene in Taunus Mountains, near Wiesbaden
Lent by Dr. and Mrs. Dudley P. Allen.
ALEXANDER H. WYANT, N.A. (American 1836-1892)
184 A County Kerry
Lent Anonymously
185 A Keene Valley
Lent by Mrs. James R. Garfield
FELIX ZIEM (French 1821-1905)
• 186 C Landscape
Lent by Mr. Charles F. Brush
187 C LeGrande Canal
Lent by Mr. D. Z. Norton
SKETCHES
1 E John Constable, R.A.
2 E Charles Emil Jacque
3 E Sir Hubert Von Herkomer
Lent by Mr. Howard Parmelee Eells
4 E Michel Angelo
5 E J. B. C. Corot
6E Charles Francois Daubigny
7 E Donati Donatello
8 E Willy Geiger
9 E Francesco Guardi
loE W. Hervier
11 E Sir Edwin Landseer
12 E Sir Edwin Landseer
13 E Jean Francois Millet
14 E Emile von Marcke
15 E Barend von Orley
16 E Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R.A.
17 E Auguste Rodin
18 E Auguste Rodin
19 E John L. Sargent
20 E Diego Velasquez
Lent by Dr. Daniel A. Huebsch
21 E Rosa Bonheur
Lent by Mrs. Peter Hitchcock
22 E Rosa Bonheur (Lions)
Lent by Mr. Homer H. Johnson
23 E Rosa Bonheur (Crouching Lions)
24 E Rosa Bonheur (Diligence)
25 E Rosa Bonheur (Horse)
26 E Rosa Bonheur (Horse Fair)
27 E Rosa Bonheur (Horsehead)
28 E Rosa Bonheur (Ox)
Lent by Mr. Ambrose Swasey
DECORATIVE ARTS
In selecting the objects shown in the decorative arts gallery
the purpose has been to display forms of art other than paint¬
ings in which Cleveland collectors have become interested.
The committee has not attempted to secure expert advice,
but has chosen the exhibits for their beauty and interest. All
attributions are those of the owners.
TAPESTRIES
1 Mortlake Tapestry, "October and November"
2 French Tapestry
Lent by Mrs. E. S. Burke, Jr.
3 Gobelin Tapestry, King Louis XIII Receiving
Absolution
Lent by Mr. Howard Parmelee Eells
4 Flemish Tapestry
Lent by Mr. J. H. Wade
5 Flemish Tapestry, The Prodigal Son
Lent by Mrs. Peter Hitchcock
6 Antique Flemish Tapestry, Italian Garden and
Landscape
Lent by Mr. Samuel Mather
7 Old Flemish Tapestry, Coronation of Clovis
Lent by Mr. C. A. Selzer
RUGS
Collection of Oriental and Persian Rugs
Lent by The Sterling & Welch Company
Hispano—Moresque Silk Rug
Lent by Mr. Samuel Mather
EXHIBIT OF TIFFANY STUDIOS, NEW YORK
CHINESE RUGS
KIEN-LUNG RUG
Seven lions appear on a flower strewn field of soft, rich ivory. The
medallion with the grotesque lions forming the circle is a typical handling of
this motif, and always interesting.
GRAIN OF RICE RUG
The entire tawny golden brown field of this old Aling piece is covered
with cuboid forms outlined in light and dark blues, and decorated with crudely
drawn Grains of Rice.
KIEN-LUNG RUG
The unusual feature of this superb specimen is in the field design, in
which seventeen lions are in various positions, some guarding the Sacred Pearl.
PO-KU RUG
This is an early Kien-Lung product, decorated with carefully rendered
objects on a rich peach-colored field. There are several cartouches containing
emblems of the Eight Immortals, of the Literati, and Buddhist emblems.
FIVE MEDALLION RUG
The Fung-hwang and Ki-lin create a most effective centre medallion; the
four corner medallions being composed of the peony tree with the blossoms in
full bloom.
RUG OF THE HUNDRED ANTIQUES
The objects which fill the field are copies of old bronzes, porcelains, and
various other articles precious to the Chinese; many of these are outlines in
contrasting colors and bear decorations of significance.
THE MIRROR-BACK RUG
The color of this early K*ang-hsi rug is monotone in effect, although the
imperial yellow field is chequered faintly with brownish apricot, and light blue
bands outline the central medallion and appear in the borders.
CASE No. I
Persian Art
Lent by Dr. and Mrs. Dudley P. Allen
CASE No. 2
Laces, Embroideries, Jewelry and Fans
Lent by Mrs. W. C. Downs
CASE No. 3
Laces, Embroideries and Art Objects
Lent by Mrs. Stevenson Burke
CASE No. 4
American Bronzes
Lent by Dr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Huebsch and
Dr. W. T. Corlett
Orpheus and Eurydice
Jean Baptiste Camille Corot
CASE No. 5
Fine Books
Lent by Cleveland Free Public Library
CASE No. 6
American Bronzes
CASE No. 7
American Bronzes
Lent by Mr. George E. Gage
CASE No. 8
Bronzes
Lent by Mr. C. A. Selzer
CASE No. 9
Laces
Lent by Mrs. John Huntington
CASES Nos. IG and ii
Fans, Vinaigrettes and Snuff Boxes
Lent by Mrs. J. H. Wade
CASE No. 12
Laces
Lent by Mr. Maurice 1. Flagg, Minneapolis,
Minn.
CASES Nos. 13 and 14
Chinese Porcelain
CASES Nos. 15, 16, 17
Chinese Porcelain
Lent by Dr. and Mrs. Dudley P. Allen
CASE No. 18
Japanese Porcelain
Lent by Dr. and Mrs. Dudley P. Allen
CASE No. 19
Chinese Porcelain
Lent by Mr. E. S. Burke, Jr.
CASE No. 20
Oriental Arms
Lent by Mr. J. H. Wade
CASE No. 21
Chinese Bronzes, from the Prince Kung Collection
Lent by Mr. Howard Parmelee Eells
CASE No. 22
Chinese and Japanese Paintings
Lent by Dr. and Mrs. Dudley P. Allen
CASE No. 23
Chinese Bronzes, from the Prince Kung Collection
Lent by Mr. Howard Parmelee Eells
CASE No. 24
Oriental Arms
Lent by Mr. J. H. Wade
CASE No. 25
Chinese Porcelain and Jade, from the Prince Kung
Collection
Lent by Mr. Howard Parmelee Eells
CASES No. 26 and 27
Fine Books
Lent by Cleveland Free Public Library
BRONZES
F. McMonnies, "Pan" Fountain
Lent by Mr. H. G. Dalton
Enid Yondell, Fountain
Lent Anonymously
Augustus St. Gaudens, Diana of the Tower
Lent Anonymously
CATALOGUE BY OWNERS
DR. AND MRS. DUDLEY P. ALLEN
183 D F. Wucherer Snow Scene
Three Cases of Chinese Porcelain
One Case of Japanese Porcelain
Persian Art
One Case of Chinese and Japanese Paintings
MR. CHARLES W. BINGHAM
71C
Jean Jacques Henner
Twilight
MR. CHARLES F. BRUSH
24 C
Benj. Constant
Fort at Algiers
34 C
Gustave Courbet
Sea and Rocks at Entretat
58 C
Jules Dupre
Landscape
64 C
Jean Leon Gerome
Lion on the Prowl
65 c
Jean Leon Gerome
Bathers
80 A
George Inness, N.A.
Landscape
186 C
Felix Ziem
Landscape
MR. E. S.
BURKE, JR.
28 C
Jean Baptiste Camille Corot
Orpheus and Eurydice
41 C
C. F. Daubigny
The Sandbanks of Valmandois
54 C
Narcisse Virgille de la Pena
The Bathers
117 C
Jean Francois Millet
The Sick Child
118C
Jean François Millet
Close of Day
119 C
Jean Francois Millet
Sheep Shearing
120 c
Jean Francois Millet
The Pig-Killers
121 C
Jean Francois Millet
Laborer Resting
122 C
Jean Francois Millet
Shepherdess
150 C
P. E. Th. Rousseau
Paysage du Berry
151 c
P. E. Th. Rousseau
Les Marais
167 c
Constant Trot^on
The Drinking Place
One Case of Chinese Porcelain
MRS. E. S. BURKE, JR.
Mortlake Tapestry ''October and November"
French Tapestry
MRS. STEVENSON BURKE
Lace, Embroidery and Art Objects
MR. FRANK H. CLARK
106 B W. S. MacGeorge A June Woodland
127 A F. Louis Mora Mercedes
CLEVELAND PUBLIC LIBRARY
Fine Books
Portrait of Gertrude Van Limborch Thomas De Keyser
MR. RALPH M. COE
8i A
93 D
H5 C
125 C
136 C
George Inness, N.A
J. B. Jongkind
George Michel
Adolph Monticelli
Camille Pissarro
DR. WM. THOS. CORLETT
72 A Robert Henri
American Bronzes
MR. J. D. COX
10 A Howard Butler, N.A.
36 A Kenyon Cox, N.A.
37 A Louise Cox, A.N.A,
82 A George Inness, N.A.
92 A H. Bolton Jones, N.A.
176 A Horatio Walker, N.A.
MR. H. G. DALTON
F. Macmonnies
Italian Landscape
Moonlight on a Dutch Canal
Road near Montmartre
The Reception
Charing Cross Bridge, London
Tobie
Sunrise in Connecticut
Hope and Memory
The Readers
Solitude
Cape Ann
Returning from the Fields
'Tan" Fountain
MRS. W. C. DOWNS
Fans, Lace, Embroideries, Jewelry
MR. F. E. DRURY
35 A E. Irving Couse, N.A
MR. HENRY P. EDWARDS
175 D Peter Von Bloomen
MR. H. P. EELLS
The Sacred Bird
Market Scene at Antwerp
I B
12 B
21 D
39 D
59 C
90 C
94 D
100 B
102 B
104 D
109 D
III D
Sir William Beechey, R.A.
D. Y. Cameron
Paul Jean Clays
Lucas Cranach, the Younger
Jules Dupre
Charles Emile Jacque
F. von Kaulbach
Sir Thomas Lawrence,
P.R.A.
Sir Peter Lely
Franz von Lenbach
Giambattista Moroni
Anton Mauve
Portrait of Patrick Heatley
Sunset on the Mountains of Arran
Sailing Boats in Harbor
Portrait of a Man
Homew^ard Bound
Under the Oak Trees
Child's Portrait
Portrait of Lady Mary Anne Beau¬
mont
Portrait of Lady Amelia Wetherby
Portrait of Frau Roth
Portrait of Vincent Guarinon
Sheep on the Heath
137 ß Sir Henry Raeburn, R.A. Portrait of Mrs. Simpson
138 B Sir Henry Raeburn, R.A. Portrait of Mrs. Dillon
144B Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R.A. Portrait of a Lady
Ï55 E) J. Sorolla Y. Batisda Child on Beach
Sketches
1 E John Constable, R.A.
2 E Charles Emil Jacque
3 E Sir Hubert von Herkomer
Gobelin Tapestry, King Louis XIII Receiving Absolution
Two Cases of Chinese Bronzes, from the Prince Kung Collection
One Case of Chinese Porcelain and Jade, from the Prince Kung
Collection
MRS. E. B. ELLINWOOD
161 A Thomas Sully Portrait of Mrs. Williams
MRS. H. A. EVERETT
15 A Emil Carlson, N.A. Holland Canal
23 A Charlotte B. Coman, A.N.A. The Hillside Village
63 A Lillian Matilde Genth,
A.N.A. Flower of the Glen
76 A Frances C. Houston Autumn
95 A William Keith Landscape
128 A F. Luis Mora, N.A. The Morning News
134 A Walter Launt Palmer, N.A. The First Snow
146 A William T. Richards Marine
181 A Carleton Wiggins, N.A. Massachusetts Hills
MRS. WILLIAM C. FITZSIMMONS
135 D Giovanni Pisano Ecce Homo
MR. MAURICE 1. FLAGG, Minneapolis, Minn.
One Case of Laces
MR. GEORGE E. GAGE
22 A Thomas Cole, N.A. View of Boston
American Bronzes
MRS. JAMES R. GARFIELD
49 A Thomas Wilmer Dewing,
N.A. Lady Seated
185 A Alexander H. Wyant, N.A. Keene Valley
MRS. PETER HITCHCOCK
^i E Rosa Bonheur Sketch
Flemish Tapestry, Sixteenth
Century The Prodigal Son
Textiles
MRS. H. E. HAYES
5D
B. J. Blommers
Mother and Child
8D
Adrian Brouwer
Boors
46 C
H. C. Delpy
On the Seine
60 C
Jules Dupre
The Edge of Fontainebleau
62 A
Ben Foster, N.A.
Landscape
67 C
Henri Harpignies
Landscape
83 A
George Inness, N.A.
Eventide at Tarpon Springs, Florida
96 D
J. S. K. Kever
Mother and Child
no D
J. H. Van Mastenbrock
Just Before the Storm
112 D
Anton Mauve
The Belated Traveler
114 D
H. W. Mesdag
Low Tide at Schevingin
116C
George Michel
The Gathering Storm
140 C
J. F. Raffaelli
Notre Dame, Paris
MRS. L. E. HOLDEN
162 D David Teniers, the Younger, Scene in an Inn
MR. JAMES H. HOYT
73 A George Hitchcock The Goose Girl
DR. DANIEL HUEBSCH
Sketches :
4 E Michel Angelo
5 E J. B. C. Corot
6 E Charles Francois Daubigny
7 E Donati Donatello
8 E Willy Geiger
9E Francesco Guardi
10 E W. Hervier
11 E Sir Edwin Landseer
12 E Sir Edwin Landseer
13 E Jean Francois Millet
14 E Emile von IMarcke
15 E Barend von Orley
16 E Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R.A.
17 E Auguste Rodin
18 E Auguste Rodin
19 E John L. Sargent
20 E Diego Velasquez
IVIacmonnies' Bronze Nathan Hale
MRS. JOHN HUNTINGTON
157 A George Henry Story, A.N.A. The IMotherly Sister
Case of Laces
sheep Shearing Jean Francois Millet
MR. HOMER H. JOHNSON
19 A Wm. M. Chase, N.A. East River
40 A Bruce Crane, N.A. Frosted Fields
Sketch
22 E Rosa Bonheur Lions
MR. RALPH KING
loi C Gaston La Touche The Goddess of Fortune in Distress
M. KNOEDLER & COMPANY, New York City
2 B Sir William Beechey, R.A. Portrait Group of a Nobleman*s
Family
75 B John Hoppner, R.A. The Marchioness Wellesley with
her two sons
139 B Sir Henry Raeburn, R.A. Portrait of George Joseph Bell
E. W. KRAUSHAAR. New York City
180 A James A. McNeil Whistler The Coast of Brittany
MRS. JEANNETTE AGNEW LYON
105 A Jeannette Agnew Lyon Close of Day
MR. L. A. McCREARY
74 D J. M. Heinrich Hofmann Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane
MR. ARTHUR N. McGEOCH, Milwaukee, Wis.
141 D Rembrandt The Rabbi
MR. WILLIAM MACBETH, New York City
27 A John Singleton Copley, R.A. Portrait of Captain Larrabee
MR. SAMUEL MATHER
6 C Eugene Louis Boudin The Mistral at Antibes
16 C Jean Charles Cazin Twilight in Holland
17 C Jean Charles Cazin Downs, near Boulogne
29 C Jean Baptiste Camille Corot Beaume la Rolande
33 B John Sell Cotman A Castle in Wales
43 D Théophile De Bock Evening in Holland
44 C Alexander Gabriel Decamps Landscape
50 A Thomas Wilmer Dewing Sketch (Pastel)
84 A George Inness, N.A. Landscape
88 D Josef Israels The Blessing at Evening Meal
103 B Sir Peter Lely Portrait of Anne Hyde, Duchess of
York
113 A Willard Leroy Metcalf Spring
126 C Adolph Monticelli The Stairs
131 C
147 B
173 c
182 B
George Morland
George Romney
Emile Van Marcke
Richard Wilson, R.A.
Antique Flemish Tapestry
Hispano-Moresque Silk Rug
Persian Wine Jar
MR. WILLIAM G. MATHER
Rustic Scene in Surrey
Portrait of a Lady
Harbor in Normandy
F^nglish Landscape
Italian Garden and Landscape
13 D
30 C
31 c
42 c
51 A
52 A
53 A
55 C
135 c
165 D
Giovanni Busi Cariani
Jean Baptiste Camille Corot
Jean Baptiste Camille Corot
Charles Francois Daubigny
Thomas Wilmer Dewing,
N.A.
Thomas Wilmer Dewing,
N.A.
Thomas Wilmer Dewing,
N.A.
Narcisse Virgille Diaz de la
Pena
Jean Baptiste Joseph Pater
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo
Two Life Size Figures
L'Etang a L'Entrée du Bois
The Big Tree
Coast at Villerville
Green and Rose
Lady Reading
Head, Drawing in Silver Point
Le Mare Sous Bois
Concert in the Park
St. Augustine in the Desert
MR. E. W. MOORE
85 A George Inness, N.A.
MRS. BENJAMIN P. MOORE
70 A George Peter Alexander
Healey
159 A Gilbert Stuart
MR. CHARLES A. NICOLA
The Coming Storm
Portrait of Senator Nathaniel
Silsbee
Portrait of Jared Sparks
7 A George H. Boughton, N.A. Motherhood
MR. CHARLES W. NORTON
32 C Jean Baptiste Camille Corot
178 A Edwin Lord Weeks
MR. D. Z. NORTON
Girl with Tambourine
The Caravan
86 A
154D
160 A
Í87 C
George Inness, N.A
Adolf Schrever
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Gilbert Stuart
Felix Ziem
Borghese Palace
Arab Horseman
Portrait of William Meeker
Le Grande Canal
MISS GEORGIE LEIGHTON NORTON
164 D Giovanni Battista Tiepolo Magdalene
MRS. J. S. PRITCHARD
156 D Spanish School, Seventeenth
Century Madonna and Child with Saints
MR. HENRY REINHARDT, New York City
38 D Lucas Cranach, the Elder Portrait of Sibyl Van Cleeve
66 D P'rancisco Jose de Goya Y.
Lucientes Portrait of a Man
87 D Adrian Isenbrant St. John and the Donators
142 D Rembrandt Portrait of Rembrandt's Sister
179 A James A. McNeil Whistler Portrait of Miss Lillian Woakes
MR. JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER
132 B Erskine Nicol The Disputed Boundary
SCOTT AND FOWLES COMPANY, New York City
77 B Thomas Hudson Portrait of Mrs. John Periam
97 D Thomas DeKeyser Portrait of Gertrude Van Limborch
149 B George Romney Portrait of James Dashwood
MR. C. A. SELZER
57 C William Didier-Puget Heather in Bloom, Early Morning
Old Flemish Tapestry Coronation of Clovis
Bronzes
THE STERLING & WELCH COMPANY
Collection of Oriental Rugs
MR. AMBROSE SWASEY
108 D
23 E
24 E
25 E
26 E
27 E
28 E
Willem Maris
Sketches
Rosa Bonheur
Rosa Bonheur
Rosa Bonheur
Rosa Bonheur
Rosa Bonheur
Rosa Bonheur
View in Holland
Crouching Lions
Diligence
Horse
Horse Fair
Horse Head
Ox
TIFFANY STUDIOS, New York City
Collection of Chinese Rugs
MRS. LYMAN H. TREADWAY
4A
91 C
177 A
Albert Bierstadt, N.A.
Charles Emile Jacque
Frederick J. Waugh, N.A
Fans
The Rainbow
Sheep in the Woods
Mid-Atlantic
Under the Oak Tree
Charles Emile Jacque
IMR. J. H. WADE
9 A J. Appleton Brown, A.N.A. Spring
26 B John Constable, R.A. Hampstead with Harrow-on-Hill in
Distance
45 C Hilaire Germaine Edgard
Degas Three Ballet Girls
47 C Jean Baptiste Edouard
Détaillé The Fight for the Standard
56 C Narcisse Virgille Diaz de la
Pena Repose after the Bath
61 C L Henri J. T. Fantin-Latour Scene from Tannhauser
89 D Josef Israels Making Cakes
98 D Ludwig Knaus The Grocery Shop
124 C Claude Monet Spring Scene
133 B Sir John Opie, RA. Street Singer and Child
145 B Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.RA. Portrait of Mrs. Collyear as Lesbia
and her Dead Bird
148 B George Romney Portrait of Lady Read
152 C Peter Etienne Theodore
Rousseau Summer Landscape
153 D Peter Paul Rubens The Triumph of Religion
163 D David Teniers,'the Younger The Delight of the Dutch
169 B Joseph Mallord William
Turner, R.A. Carthage
170 B Joseph Alallord William
Turner, R.A. Oueen Mab's Grotto
172 D Sir Anthony Van Dyck Charles the First
Flemish Tapestry
Two Cases of Oriental Arms
MRS. J. H. WADE
Two Cases of Fans, Vinaigrettes and Snuff Boxes
MR. S. T. WELLMAN
166 A Frank Hector Tompkins Hauling Wood
CLEVELAND SCHOOL OE ART
The exhibition of the Cleveland School of
Art consists entirely of the work of its students.
Its object is to show the lines of study followed
in the various departments of the school in train¬
ing young men and women for successful work
as artists, advertising designers, art metal workers,
china decorators, cartoonists, decorative designers,
White Jade
Wine Ewer iHustrators, sculptors, supervisors and teachers.
Many of the drawings are by students in the
first, second, third or fourth year of the regular course; others
are by special students in shorter courses.
SECTION A
Interior and Object Drawings, Instrumental
Perspectives, Free-hand Perspectives, Cartoons,
Anatomical Drawings, Drawings from Antique.
SECTION B
Theory and Practice in Design.
SECTION C
Drawings and Sketches from Life.
SECTION D
Studies in Water-color.
SECTION E
Decorative Illustrations.
SECTION F
Modeling from Life.
Decorative Modeling.
SECTION G
Photographs
The Cleveland School of Art
SECTION H
Crafts,
SECTION I
Ceramics.
SECTION J
Fountain, designed and modeled by
Mrs. Max McMurray, Terra-cotta
executed by Mr. R. Cowan.
Cleveland Scliool of Art, Juniper Road and Magnolia Drive
ART IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
An exhibit planned to show the artistic
development of the child from the first grade
through the high schools, and also advance
work done by normal school pupils. The
examples exhibited are chosen to show the
variety and scope of the work done by chil¬
dren at different ages.
Drawing is taught from the Kindergarten through the
Normal School. The course is so planned as to meet the
requirements of the pupil at the different stages of develop¬
ment. In the early stages it deals with illustrative drawing,
which cultivates the imaginative power. This is correlated
with different subjects in the curriculum in the portrayal of
the life of the different peoples,—in games and holidays.
It deals with nature through the pupils' sketches of land¬
scape and plant life. The result of this study should be the
quickening of the pupils' perceptions, a stimulating sense of
the beautiful, and a love for nature. The power given by this
study of objects is a sense of form, proportion and direction.
This power is of inestimable value to the boy or girl in any
walk in life.
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The advantage in the study of design is in the training of
the taste in its culture and industrial use, since its application
to the arts and industries is very wide, and combined with
constructive work it reveals to the worker his own power and
ability.
CLEVELAND ARTISTS' EXHIBIT
(OIL PAINTINGS UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED)
GEO. G. ADOMEIT
1. A Catskill Valley
2. A Gates Mill Garden
3. Zoar Willows
4. The Veranda
MAY AMES
5. Landscape
6. Shadows Across the Stacks
7. My First View of Gibraltar
8. The Harvest Morning
PHILIPP ARNETH
9. Church (Water Color)
FRANK C. BAKER
10. An August Day (Water Color)
WIL^IA IRENE BALL
11. Morning in Brecksville
H. M. BEINHOFF
12. Autumn
13. Mrs. F. B.
A. E. BOHNARD
14. A H ouse on a Hill
15. A Hillside in Winter
16. Public Square in Winter
HERBERT BOHNERT
17. Portrait
GEO. P. BRADLEY
18. Autumn (Water Color)
19. Winter Landscape (Water Color)
20. Landscape (Study in Chalks)
21. Landscape (Study in Chalks)
ARTHUR D. BROOKS
22. The Hermit Club (Water Color)
23. Inn of William the Conqueror (Water Color)
SHELDON CLARK
24. The Spring
25. A Summer Day
26. The Vegetable Boat
THOMAS J. CLOUGH
27. Winter Day
28. Winter Evening
CAROLINE E. COIT
29. Street in Assisi (Water Color)
MARY SUSAN COLLINS
30. The House with Blue Blinds
31. Old Wharves
32- Sketching
ORA COLTÍVIAN
33. In England
34. The School Boy
35. The Author of "And the Other one was Booth"
36. The Path
LENA L. CONE
37. Edge of the Woods (Water Color)
38. Wheat Field (Water Color)
THOS. H. COOPER
39. Winter Sunlight
MAURICE CORNELL
40. Study
LYDA M. COX
41. Frost Flowers on our Hillside
42. Early Morning
43. Hilltops
STANLEY DALE
44. Reflections
45. The View from the Wood (Water Color)
46. Old Blacksmith Shop (Water Color)
CLARA L. DEIKE
47. The Cotton-wood Tree (Water Color)
48. Summer Quiet (Water Color)
49. After the Shower (Water Color)
C. F. DeKLYN
50. Chautauqua
HERMAN DERCUM
51. Early Morning, Gloucester
52. Night, Gloucester
53. Afternoon, Gloucester
54. Harbor Scene, Gloucester
H. R. DRURY
55. In the Park
(Lent by F. E. Drury)
WILLIAM J. EASTMAN
56. Among the Foot Hills of the Berkshires
57. Wild Grape Vines
WM. J. EDMONDSON
58. Portrait of Mrs. Harrison W. Ewing
59. Portrait of Mrs. Geo. H. Eichelberger
60. The Glass Door
61. Portrait of Dr. E. D. Burton
(Lent by Society for Savings)
F. C. GOTTWALD
62. Piazza Agostino Taormina, Sicily
(Lent by A. A. Augustus)
63. Fort Mackinac
64. Mission Point IMackinac Island
65. On Mackinac Island
HUGH HUNTINGTON HOWARD
66. Sunset Parkman Pond
67. Indian Summer Lake Erie
68. Late Autumn
GUSTAVE HUGGER
69. Spring
70. October Days
71. In the Land of the Wood-nymphs
72. Circus in Town (Water Color)
THOMAS LORAINE HUNT
73. Bit of Beach, Lake Erie, near Leamington, Ont.
MAURICE INGRES
74. Portrait (Lent hy Wm. Boehmke)
JESSIE B. JONES
75. Clouds—^Vale of Lebanon (Water Color)
76. The Shaker Village (Water Color)
H. G. KELLER
77. Anna's Garden
(Lent hy H. G. Oppman)
78. Disturbed
(Lent hy Korner & Wood)
79. Turkeys in the Straw
80. Wisdom and Destiny
GRACE V. KELLY
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81. The House hy the Road
82. The Old House and the Larch Trees
83. The South Wind
84. Huron River (Water Color)
ANDREW DWIGHT KENNEDY
85. The Green Book
86. Wayside Pool
ERNEST G. KLEIN
87. The Sheep Lane (Opaque Water Color)
ADAM LEHR
88. Landscape
89. Still Life
90. Landscape
CARL LORENZ
91. A Narrow Path
MARY W. IVIACLEOD
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92. Summer Breeze (Water Color)
93. Midsummer (Water Color)
94. Beyond the Waves (Water Color)
95. Sunlight (Water Color)
LOUISE MALONEY
96. Woods
E. K. NOBLE
97. An October Day
WILBUR L. OAKES
98. Morning Shadows
99. Headlands—Cape Ann
100. Gloucester Harbor
101. A Day in Summer
ANNA P. OVIATT
102. Shadow and Sun (Water Color)
103. Midsummer (Water Color)
EMMA LANE PAYNE
105. IMorning
WILHELAI GEORG REINDEL
106. Winter
107. Sugar Camp
(Lent by Richard Sankhuff)
ALICE BLAIR RING
Î08. Morning Sunshine (Paris Salon 1907)
T09. Away to the Pastures
CARRIE B. ROBINSON
110. Early Autumn
JAMES L. SANGSTER
111. Light and Shade
112. Landscape
113. Autumn
JOHN SEMON
114. Approaching Storm
115. The Ravine in Autumn
CHARLES SHACKLETON
116. Cypress Trees, Lake Garda
117. A Glimpse of Provincetown
118. Villa IVIonestero, Lake Como
WILLIAM SOMMER
119. The Bridge
CAROLINE SOWERS
120. Thorborn Hall, Bermuda
ETHEL M. STILSON
121. Canal Volendam, Holland
122. The Arch of Titus, Forum, Rome
123. Norman Porch, Canterbury
GEORGIANA STOW
124. Interior of Old Manse near Garrettsville
ABRAHAM G. WARSHAWSKY
127. Reflections in the Seine
128. A Field of Brittany
129. A Village on the Seine
ALEXANDER WARSHAWSKY
130. Early Spring, New York
WILLIAM P. WELSH
131. Portrait Sketch
(Lent by Mrs. Max McMurray)
FRANK N. WILCOX
132. Tree-Tops
133- Jone Evening
134. River Bank
A. M. WILLARD
135. The Cows
136. The Brook
137. The Woodland Gate
CAROLINE GREENE WILLIAMS
138. Trees (Water Color)
139. Rainy Day (Water Color)
140. Evening (Water Color)
ERNEST ZARSKY
141. The White Church
142. October Day
143. Provincetown
(Many of these paintings are for sale. Prices may be obtained by inquiring
at the Exposition office.)
Because the paintings, "The Spirit of '76" by A. M. Willard, and
"Perry's Victory" by O. V. Schubert, were too large to be shown in the
Cleveland Artists' Gallery, they are displayed elsewhere in the Exposition.
SCULPTURE
J. H. DONAHEY
Portrait Study of an Immortal
MAX KALISH
Portrait Bust
MRS. MAX McMURRAY
Fountain
H. N. MATZEN
Portrait of Mr. H.
MRS. JESSE H. NEAL
Statuette, "The Little Mother"
CLIFFORD E. PARKHURST
Model of Concealed Lighting Design
ANNA PFENNINGER
Portrait of Henry Pfenninger
STEPHEN REBECK
Portrait Study
LUELLA VARNEY SERRAO
Portrait of Andrew J. Rickoff
WALTER A. SINZ
Portrait of Tom L. Johnson
MAX WORTH
Independence
MISCELLANEOUS
CERAMIC WORKSHOP
(Cleveland School of Art)
Weaver Ware
COWAN POTTERY
Faience and Pottery
BRENDA FRANCKLYN
Miniatures on Ivory
MRS. MINNIE LUCE HATCH
Carved Leather
GRACE L. NEIBERGER
Miniatures on Ivory
THE POTTER STUDIO
Handwrought Jewelry and Silverware
STELLA J. RAUSCH
Decorative Wall Pieces (Tiles)
GERTRUDE STILES
Hand-bound Books
MILDRED WATKINS
Handvvrought Jewelry and Silverware
MARTHA OLMSTED WINSOR
IMiniatures on Ivory (Water Color)
PHOTOGRAPHS
F. C. BAKER
H. A. GROESBECK
CLIFFORD NORTON
NORRIS RAHMING
CARLE SEMON