Word: portraited
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Three outstanding purchases were made during the year. The first, a commission for a fresco entitled "Structure," was painted in one of the corridors of the Museum by Lewis W. Rubenstein '30. The other two were a drawing by Charles Sheeler, "Feline Felicity," and a "Portrait of Miss Grant," one of the rare works of the father of American art history, William Dunlap...
...people admiring the Kuehne landscapes inside the Kuehne frames last week , Artist Kuehne suddenly exhibited a carved and gilded rooster, a portrait head, remarked: "I also do sculpture...
...expatriates ripened in private. Then came the War and the beginning of the astute and spectacular publicity build-up which ended by making Herbert Hoover a World Name and 31st President of the U. S. The publicity artist who sketched the solid outlines of the Hoover portrait which the world came to know was Ben S. Allen...
Some matters like television and smoke elimination are already overdue, while others such as the synthesis of living matter and the explanation of old age may not be realized for thousands of years. Thus, despite his title, it is no cocky portrait of 2035 that Author Furnas paints. "We cannot see the goal," he observes, "but we can see the nearer sections of the road leading to it. After all, that is the part that interests us most. . . . We need something better than leather, and a raincoat that lets body moisture out. We need road surfaces that will last...
...spite of its stained-glass windows, a widow's memorial lets in an occasional shaft of light on the human figure within. Like Frieda Lawrence's book on her late great husband (Not I, but the Wind; TIME, Oct. 8, 1934), Dorothy Cheston Bennett's intimate portrait of Arnold Bennett last week gave curious readers a worth-while wife's-eye view. Those who found her style awkward, her psychological probings selfconscious, could turn to the second half of the book, where 170 of "A. B.'s" letters furnished a refreshing commentary to her text...