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Plan to show with [[Aubaucampf?]] Miss Ysobel Nelson + Miss Ruth Von Shalli These pictures 1 Carol in [[?]] 2 Carol in [[Nachhut?]] 3 Rene Haydn 4 the Widow 5 Independent Fisherman 6 Mrs Mullot of Blake Hill 7 R boy of Tipperary 8 Jeaane 9 The Bath 10 Juliet 11 The Red shawl Miss O. 12 The Red Barn 13 The Widows Return 14 Goodwin Wood 15 L Mort d Innocence Aurora comes to tell the lady at the desk not to charge me for catalog, but I insist on buying one. Poor Attwood he is so crude. Cas Grandegge says "Rich people are so stupid" true. Find Val in look over things with him then over to studio. Monday 19 Aug. to Boston for memorable visit stop at Bayleys and see a photograph of Copleys "Red Cross Knight" for the first time - Boy says Curtis & Cameron made the negatives and a two prints which [[end page]] [[start page]] Find at BPL vol of Raglin's Journal with Marian Waitts review of Eclectics issue of Friday May 18 EXHIBITION OF "ECLECTICS" IS INSPIRING by Marian P Waitt The Ex of "Ec" now current at the Vose galls is inspiring. There is nothing academic about the robust contributions. Especially in the tone of the canvs in the red gall where W Griffin N. Walter Teresa B and Henry Hubbell show sit. canvs pd fearlessly with sound values & due regard for pattern & color. H Hubbels por of John Rubens is masterly. There is no "tickling" of the edges in their painting-the values as they juxtapose are sufficiently thus to do the trick without it. His por. caning etc T Bertein cans was interesting etc S Dickenson's "Fur Coat" showing very blond type with tawny yellow hair is chalky. the mask of the face tells ultimately against the rather leaden bg. The chest does not impress me as being altogether well drawn & the wh. comp. is [[?]] color in its sharp values. In the green gall Mr. Hubbel green dominates the bg the quality- not the size this cans. It is difficult to concentrate upon the larger & thinner ps. after seeing the delectible group (HS). However in this gall, James Britton exhibits the "Widow" and Pere Haydn Mr. Walters shows several colorful but thin sketches & P Hales shows sev lands. quite lovely in places but as a whole dry & labored & lacking in open [[?]] take.
Transcription Notes:
bg= background
canvs= canvases
por = portrait
pd = painted
lands = landscape