Rockers in Fine Tapestry Offered at Remarkable Price
The artist accurately depicts the tapestry design of six rockers and demonstrates how the upholstery looks. Scarcity of dyes has pushed costs, making the $10 price underpriced for only 50 pieces. Fewer pieces and low terms encourage early selection.
The Artist as a Talker in Modern Times
Essay discusses how artists often express themselves best through nonverbal means and the limits of verbal articulation. It cites Rodin Whistler and American figures like Cox Blashfield and Whiting, notes the rise of slogans and shibboleths, and warns against overreliance on self expression while highlighting recent obituaries and local notices. It mentions Lee S. Burridge death May 4 and Bargain Day at B H Dillon Co with domestic notices from Edwardsville and a fatal Illinois Traction coach fire near a trestle.
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