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Title: International studio
Year: 1897 (1890s)
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Subjects: Art Decoration and ornament
Publisher: New York
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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painter of the nude in all its beauty,Lucas stands supreme, but for mere naked-ness he has no use v^hatever. We hope soonto enjoy the pleasure of seeing more of thecreations of this remarkable artist in themuseums and art galleries of America. Theenthusiastic appreciation which was accordedto Lucas in France can not fail to find anecho here in the land of his Ijirth. M )DERN MASTERS AT THEIENNSYLVANLA ACADEMY The paintings and drawings byrepresentative modern mas;ers shown at thePennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts inPhiladelphia from April 17 to May 9 formedone of the most important exhibitions ofwork by this group that has ever been seenin the United States. The earlier men, very modern in theirday and still to be reckoned with in the newriiovement, were fully represented by Courbet(6), Manet (19), Daumier (3), and Whist-ler (3). By the last named there were twolittle known, full-length canvases—ChelseaGirl lent by Mrs. W. Plunket Stewart and TheWhite IVonian lent bv John Braun.
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INTERLUDE BV W.XLTER MAC-EWEN Modern Masters at the Pennsylvania Academy An entire room was devoted to painting-,and etchings by Mary Cassatt. There weresome of the early portraits, rather hard andtight, In the Theatre lent by Mrs. EdgarScott which shows more interesting handling,and then a number of the more recent colour-ful compositions of mother and child. Fourteen examples by Paul Cezanne ga\ean opportunity to study his various moodsand methods—oil, water colour, lithography—in the handling of landscapes, figures, andstill life. By Degas there was the strongportrait of Manet and a number of his deli-cate pa.stels of dancers. Renoir was repre-sented by the Landscape at Beaulieu dated1893, the well-known Girl ivith Falcon lentby Miss Anne Thompson, the typical Afterthe Bath and numerous lithographs, seven-teen examples in all. The seven drawings byRodin were of great interest and other wellknown names included Albert Besnard,Claude Monet with sixteen important land-scape and st

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