John Sloan Retrospective Illuminates a Lost New York
The National Gallery's centenary survey of John Sloan traces his rise with depictions of metropolis life and mood paintings. Early pen and ink work displays precise rhythm, while later brushwork loses some of the freshness that defined his best works.
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Sloan on Form and the Decline of His Portraits
The critic argues Sloan failed to grasp three dimensional form, noting early promise faded after the 1920s studio nudes. By the 1930 to 1951 period his cross-hatching clashed with the depicted forms, turning once bright work into a long sad ending.
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Flying Course Aims to Lure Doctors to Rural Practice
About 15 interns and residents at St Joseph's Hospital in Omaha join a voluntary non credit flight training program linked to Creighton University. The course, led by Dr. Michael Haller, aims to keep doctors mobile and connected to urban resources, reducing isolation in rural practice.
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French Poll Finds Half Favor Price and Wage Freeze
An AP poll shows about 50 percent of French respondents favor a three month freeze on prices and wages similar to U S measures. The survey reflects public support for government intervention to curb inflation and protect consumer purchasing power.
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