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EVENTS OF THE WEEK
CHAPIN, CORNELIA-New York artist, lately of Paris, shows animal sculpture cut directly from the model in granite, volcanic rock, marble, Aloyous wood. Simple plans, thoughtfully designed and executed. The Fifteen Gall., 37 W. 57th. Daily, exc. Sun. 10-6. Thru Apr. 16.
April 2nd

March 31. '38
Cornelia Van A. Chapin to Exhibit Sculpture.
 Lent had made society extremely art conscious. Two exhibitions-Cezanne at the Durand-Ruel Galleries, and Raeburn portraits at the Jacques Seligmann Galleries - are attracting social audiences this week. Now comes the announcement that society in person, Cornelia Van A. Chapin, will have a one-woman exhibition of her sculpture "carved direct from life" to open Monday at the Fifteen Gallery. A native New Yorker, Miss Chapin recently returned from Europe to her studio at the Carlyle.
 "Camel relief" in limestone, Miss Chapin says, was inspired by Britain's Lawrence of Arabia. Other animal figures she brought from her Paris studios for the New York exhibit art "Turtle," in volcanic rock; "Pelican-in-Repose," in Greek marble; "Penguin" in black granite; "Young Elephant," in an African tree; "Rabbit" in ebony; "Bear Cub" in volcanic rock, and others. Miss Chapin has exhibited in Paris, where the Salon d'Automne elected her a member in 1936, the only woman sculptor elected that year.
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WORLD TELEGRAM

 The Fifteen Gallery, 37 West 57 Street will hold a one-man show of sculpture carved direct from life by CORNELIA VAN A. CHAPIN, April 4 through 16.
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At the Argent also are oils by Viola B. Wrigley. Kraushaar's is holding an exhibition of recent paintings by Louis Bouche. Ceramic work by Russell Barnett Aitken is on view at the Walker Gallery. Recent paintings by Henry Billings may be seen at J.B. Neumann's New Art Circle. Sculpture by Cornelia Van A. Chapin is being shown at the Fifteen.
The thirteenth annual exhibition of engravings, etchings and woodcuts from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries is under way at Knoedler's. Paintings by ten artists and water-colors and prints by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leroy Taskey are joint attractions at the Grant Studios. Oils by M.S. Klinedinst and water-colors by Geraldine Wright are on view at the Studio Guild, which also is continuing a large and diverse show of work by members.
Oils by Lem Mence are being shown at the Douthitt Gallery. Paintings by Elizabeth Weber Fulop may be seen at the Findlay. Work by the Artists Color Proof Associates is on view at the Charles Morgan Gallery. Paintings by Hans Reichel constitute a second show at the East River Gallery, where Loren MacIver's canvases are also being shown. 
Flower paintings by members of the group associated with the Uptown Gallery, with work by guest artists, comprise the exhibition opening today at the Uptown. The new Arista Gallery, 30 Lexington Avenue, is displayed paintings by William Seitz. Paintings by a group of artists supplemented by water-colors by members, may be seen at the Pen and Brush. Original etchings and lithographs by Marie Laurencin, together with color reproductions of the artist's work, will be shown at the F.A.R. Gallery throughout April. 
Water-colors by Gladys Kleinman are on view in the Lounge Gallery of the Eighth Street Playhouse. "Caricatures of Characteristics" is the title of the exhibition of work by Modrakowska at the salon of Edith Douglas Deane, 471 Park Avenue. Wood-block prints in color, by Louis Schanker, are being shown at the New School for Social Research. 
Two exhibitions of photography open today—diverse work by Berenice Abbott at Hudson Walker's, and camera studies by Ben Schnall at Rabinovitch's. 
Oils and gouaches by Manè-Katz form an exhibition opening tomorrow at the Wildenstein Galleries. At the Architectural League, drawings by Roman Verhovsky and photographs of his sculpture are to be on view. Paintings by Ben Benn are to be shown at the Artists' Gallery. 
On Wednesday, water-colors and pastels by artist members are to be shown in the Lounge Gallery of the American Woman's Association. 
The Brooklyn Museum will open a show entitled "Techiniques in Chinese Art" on Friday.
A "Father and Son" exhibition, consisting of paintings by David Burliuk and sculpture by David Burliuk Jr., will be current during April at the Onya La Tour Gallery, 596 Riverside Drive. Gallery hours for the public are Thursdays and Fridays from 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. 
NEW YORKER

30 ART EXHIBITIONS TO OPEN THIS WEEK 

Works of Well-known Artists Among the Attractions at New Shows 

WATER-COLORS ON VIEW

John Whorf Represented-Eliot O'Hara Has Ten-Year Retrospective Display

No let-up in the number of exhibitions in the art galleries is indicated as April opens. Some thirty new attractions are on the calendar of the current week and, although no museum or large group shows figure, a number of well-known artists are represented and subjects and media of wide variety are in evidence. 
Two of the best known American practitioners of water-colors will open shows today-John Whorf at Milch's and Eliot O'Hara (a ten-year retrospective) at the Argent. 

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other articles transcribed on previous page - JP 8/9/22 There is an article clipping with image entitled "Two Schools:..." which is covered by the longer clipping beginning with "At the Argent..." and is mostly illegible due to this. YP 8/10/22