Word: exhibitioner
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Columnist Arthur Brisbane gloated: "Geese will say 'How terrible to spend so much money for one picture in these times.' Wise men will say to the geese: 'You wouldn't get the money anyhow if he didn't buy the picture. He is to be...
Parading before a small army of men and women across the roof ballroom of Manhattan's respectable Hotel McAlpin last week were dozens of smiling young women who wore no dresses, no slips, not a stitch of clothing that anyone could see except a corset and a pair of...
Last week's arrival in the U. S. was not T. O. M. Sopwith's first. In 1911, when he was 23 and had just won £4,000 for a non-stop flight of 176 mi., he brought to the U. S. a rickety biplane. With it, he made...
If Manhattan's Museum of Modern Art wanted to launch a peace campaign, it had ample material on hand in the foregoing excerpts from the etchings of Otto Dix which were put on public exhibition this week. Otto Dix is a skilful German draughtsman who served in the War, remembered...
Fifty-five, fat, still recognizable by his cigar, Barney Oldfield last week engaged in his first race in 16 years, an absurd "Jinx Derby" to advertise the Chrysler exhibit at Chicago's Century of Progress, where Oldfield heads a staff of 20 exhibition drivers. Oldest car in the race was...