Word: canvases
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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In the six years of its existence the Museum has also: 1) held 46 major art exhibitions in its own quarters; 2) sent 28 traveling shows to 98 cities in the U. S. and Canada; 3) established a modern valuable art library; 4) published 38 different books and pamphlets; 5...
Many of Homer's pictures most admired in his own time are forgotten and ignored today. Typical is the case of Prisoners From the Front, a canvas showing a group of Confederates being brought before a dapper Union officer. Painted and exhibited in 1866, this Homer was loudly hailed...
Should Alekhine win the 30th and last game, he would tie the count, keep the title which he won eight years ago from Cuba's José R. Capablanca. Soon maneuvered out of position by Euwe, who attacked vigorously after a queen's gambit, Alekhine accepted his offer...
Day before leaving Warm Springs last week President Roosevelt drove down to the railway station to meet his military aide, Lieut. Colonel Edwin Watson, who was to accompany him to Chicago. "Come on, Pa," said the President, welcoming the colonel into his car. They tootled through the Foundation grounds, to...
...Frank Logan, wife of the Art Institute's honorary president, picked a fourth Waugh seascape as the sort of picture she really liked, in contrast to the sarcastic canvas that had been awarded her $500 prize (TIME, Nov. 18). Artist Waugh, spry at 74, produces about 75 canvases a year. The Grand Central Art Galleries, his Manhattan agents, never keep a Waugh canvas long in stock, wish they had more painters like him. Surf, sky and rocks are his only subjects. These he knows so well that he no longer bothers to leave his Provincetown, Mass, studio to look...