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Few modern art critics have ever heard of Joseph Boggs Beale, and the Professor, busy making colored lantern slides, illustrating Bible tracts, mat calendars, children's books, probably never dreamed that they would. But among his best friends were men of whom critics have learned a great deal-Thomas...
Thomas Eakins (1844-1916), a great U. S. artist even today, was represented by six canvases in the Whitney show. Best of the lot was his picture of the Biglen brothers, famed oarsmen of the 1870's, pulling their double shell around a mark in a race. Eakins'...
The late great Winslow Homer of Boston is represented by ten pictures. First-rate art was his fine painting of two ladies in hoop skirts playing croquet on a shaded lawn. One of the most prolific of artists, Homer sent back drawings from the front during the Civil War which...
HORNETS' NEST-Helen Ashton-Macmillan ($2.50). A clever, tightly-constructed story of complications in the lives of three doctors, the staff of a nursing home and the inhabitants of an English provincial town resulting from a swab left in the incision after an appendectomy. Miss Ashton, whose Dr. Serocold...
Gordon McKay Scholarships: Jesse W. Eakins, of Cliftondale, Mass., B.E.E. Northeastern University 1932, B.S. ibid. 1933. Harry L. Forster, of Buffalo, N. Y., S.B. Northeastern University, 1934. Philip M. Goldberg, Gr.E.S., of Boston, Mass., S.B. Tufts 1933. John J. McSweeney, Gr.E.S., of Boston, Mass., S.B. Tufts 1933. George A. Moore...