Word: exhibitioner
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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New York's Whitney Museum of American Art opened its doors last week for a special exhibition, a review of what it has done in the past year to help U. S. artists. Exposed were 161 items-paintings, sculpture, water colors, drawings, prints-added to the Museum's...
An exhibition of Modern American Stage Sets and Costume Designs is now in progress at the Harvard Society of Contemporary Art. The showing will close today.
It was the last that caused critics' mouths to drop. Louis Eilshemius is a little old gentleman with a beard, a beady eye and the butt of a frayed cigar, who is known as New York's most persistent exhibition visitor. He is one of the most persistent...
Had the Mahatma protested less, the art world almost certainly would have accepted him sooner. About a year and one-half ago critics discovered for themselves that the ingenuous, colorful little canvases of the Mahatma Eilshemius really are worthy of serious attention. He was hailed as the "American Rousseau." Museums...
An exhibition of water colors by R. M Bennett '28, a graduate of the Architectural School, has been opened in the Robinson Hall Annex, and will continue until January 10.