Chinese Hospital, wilt be the speaker over Station XHHA, the Chinese Christian Broadcasting Association. on Sunday evening, December 8, from 8.30 to 9 o'clock.
A total of 369 exhibits are on view and it is safe to say that just as the umber this year has shown a vas' Increase over any preceding year, has the standard and quality of art Improved. The committee of the club have arranged the exhibition tastefully. " Water colours, with few ex: ceptions, are placed together in one room. in the loon, subject: and works of a similarity—elehings architectural studies,—photographs, human portrayals—are grouped gether. "Where the individuality of the artist has permitted, such a5 th.
hibits by Mr. G. A. Sapojnikof Sapajou"), three bold studies by Mr. E. Sigaut (chairman of the club), comprising one water colour and two sketches, and the precise works of Mr. N. K. Eltekoft, they are arranged side by side, Among the water-colours the exhibits of Mr. B, Frazer are excellent His works portray his profession their architectural exactitude. Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Roberison are bot exhibiting many water-colours, espe cially Mrs. Robertson, Dr. Robertacn favours water scenes' and appears to lighter and more delicate touch than Mrs, Robertson, who shows firm Lines, care of detail, and a good blend of colour, without destroying realism her variety of subjects.
One excellent study, which is not fon the catalogue, is by Mr.
Eltekoff, showing' his impressions of some contributors to the art exhibl= ton, Three Fine Studi Three outstanding pictures by Mr. V. 8, Podgoursky in pastel, "Fortune teller," "Chinese Kitchen," and "Chinese Peasant," show a combination of detail, finish, and colour harmon; 'Mz. Podgoursky brings his characters to life in his bright, but not too gaudy, colour schemes. Mr. F. H, Sehift displays a somewhat melancholic strain' in most of his studies. " Mrs. R. Levis shows herself to be a lover of bright colour and many of her portraits show both charm and warmth. Mr. 0. M. Schoenaur has contributed a profusion of "artistl A large variety of all paintings are shown by Mr. C. H. Gouda, who shows that he is equally capable' of painting a variety of subjects as he is of de-{in his professional capacity, skyline, Miss V. Kuznet: soya must be given full marks for her picture "Eastern Teonography," which portrays, a group of Buddhist priests. A design for a poster by Mr. G. T. Squires is another fine exhibit.
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