Word: schreibers
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...Maack, Columbia 2 3 3 9 McIlvennan, Columbia 2 3 3 9 Anderson, Yale 4 4 1 9 Else, Dartmouth 3 3 1 7 Bartlett, Princeton 1 3 1 7 Carmichael, Princeton 1 3 1 7 Primich, Columbia 2 2 2 6 Finegan, Harvard 1 3 0 6 Schreiber, P'nns'lv'nia 3 2 2 6 Burgess, Cornell 3 1 3 5 Webber, Harvard 1 2 1 5 Martin, Pennsylvania 2 1 3 5 Munda, Princeton 1 2 1 5 Fallot, Columbia 1 2 0 4 Buckley, Harvard 1 1 2 4 Vinci, Columbia 2 1 1 3 Bouton...
...although it denies that the Christmas card had anything to do with it. Some other Group artists who, by accident or design, have done cardworthy snowscapes, religious or convivial scenes: Emil Ganso, Doris Rosenthal, Lauren Ford, Henry Varnum Poor, Jozef Bakos, N. C. Wyeth, Aaron Bohrod, Waldo Peirce, Georges Schreiber...
...Francisco Museum of Art has ten cards, including a Foujita, a Rivera. To its patrons the Associated American Artists Gallery in Manhattan sells cards in limited editions; its sales last year totaled 350,000. Of its 16 subjects, the four in color are all thoroughly summery: canvases by Schreiber, Ernest Fiene, Peter Kurd, Nicolai Cikovsky. The Schreiber, Mississippi Moon, shows a whizzing horse & buggy. The American Artists Group got the same Schreiber horse & buggy, whizzing along in a snow scene...
...technique directly or indirectly from Artist Velonis, who left WPA last year to open his own studio. Silk-screen prints show a great variety of texture, may look like transparent water colors, opaque or transparent oils, powdery pastels, gouaches. Some high-priced artists, like Thomas Benton and Georges Schreiber, tried silk screen and gave it up because they felt the result looked too much like reproductions. But Adolf Dehn, able draftsman, works in silk screen, last week showed an amusing print -nuns solemnly painting pictures of the Great God Pan-at the Grand Central Galleries...
...painted a barbershop septet in a bar so photographically that it might have been mistaken for a movie still. Spanish Frescoist Luis Quintanilla had concentrated on the women in the cast (Carmen Morales and Judith Linden), left the two-fisted action scenes for Thomas Benton, Raphael Soyer, Georges Schreiber and James Chapin...