Rubens Studio Life and Pogany's New York Evolution
The article surveys studio life under Peter Paul Rubens and the teamwork he fostered with a cohort of young artists from diverse backgrounds. It details the disciplined, factory-like process, occasional debates on interpretation, and how studio systems influenced later artists like Pogany in a Brooklyn brewery where nine assistants contributed to a silk painting series on New York’s evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihgariati
Penthe
Saventéenth-Cen
Uberis
Arti -In
mid-New York
Antwerp
Jordaens
Ruben
Rubens
Pogany
America
New York
Brooklyn
Wanamaker
Hungary
Budapest
The Adventurer Dream: A Painter Sees New York City
The artist recalls breaking into illustration, moving to London, and chasing work. A watercolor dream of a misty town with turrets becomes reality when he sails into New York Harbor at sunset. He describes recognizing New York in the towers and windows and vows never to miss any chance to paint it.
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London
America
New York Harbor
New York
Local Residents Noted in Brief Community Roundup
Mr and Mrs Ira McGaughey have been at Bruen and spent Sunday at home. Mrs Glen McQuown and Mrs Ralph Roy were Blacklick shoppers Tuesday. Chards have moved to Indi arise Buelsh Webber was an Indi ana EAS on Monday night. Mr W McClaren was a Black lick Ye on Saturday. Joseph Saxton of Scottvale was in town on Sunday. Mrs Ella Fox, who has been ill, is now improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira McGaughey
Bruen
Glen McQuown
Ralph Roy
Em Chards
Local Visitors And Residents Noted In Weekend Notices
Josephine Porter McClaren of Aspinwell spent Sunday with her parents. Frank Greens have moved to Erie. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Webber and Mrs. J. W. McClaren visited Indiana on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rager of Camp Rest were in town Sunday. Kenneth Lewis of Indiana spent weekend with friends. Webber shopped at Black lick on Thursday.Pieriy Fools, previously employed as a baer, connected with Menton Center in pine au Bis ue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter McClaren
Aspinwell
Frank Greens
Erie
W. C. Webber
J. W. McClaren
Indiana
Harry Rager
Camp Rest
Kenneth Lewis
W. ©. Webber
Bisisville
Pieriy Fools
Baer
Menton
Center la Pine
Pine Flats Palmers Install Heater at Baptist Church
Palmers from Glen Campbell install a heater in the Baptist Church. Mrs Sides and Normal Lowman are noted visitors. Windergrift visited with parents, Zene Hines hosted a Monday conference with many attendees. Roy Stitt is home from hospital and Mrs Roy Stitt improving. Communion is planned at the Baptist on Sunday morning with fellowship. Adam Sides is sick. Barber opened school as the new building nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Adam Sides
Barber
Obituary of Mrs Netta Craig from Parkwood Home
Mrs Netta Craig died at her Parkwood home on Sunday morning November 1 1925 at 10 80. Born January 23 1865 at Parkwood she spent most of her life in the community and was highly esteemed. She married Madison Craig November 6 1883 and four children blessed the union Beatrice married to Samuel Holstein and Leng preceded her. two sons M B Craig and William of Parkwood and husband surviv e a large family. Also surviving are Rev T Anderson Missionary in India H Anderson of Elkview W Va Mrs Elizabeth Bes Leister Blairsville Pa Mrs G B McKee Indians and Miss Amanda Anderson Pittsburgh and Mrs William Pails Letonis OH. She was a consistent member of the United Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netta Craig
Parkwood
Craig
Catherine Ray Anderson
Neways
Madison
Creig
Beatrice
Samual Holstein
Leng
M. B
William
Elatera
T. Anderson
In. H
McKee
Amanda Anderson
Pittsburgh
William Pails
Letonis
United Presbyterian Church
Clark Brothers shine in multiple sports at New Concord Institution
Clark Brothers, likened to the Smith Brothers for cough drops, excel in football and other sports at the New Concord institution. Woody secured an end position for the season while Reed stars in ling plunging for United Presbyterians. They may join the basketball lineup and possibly baseball in spring. They helped defeat Hiram 45-7 in the homecoming game, with Reed scoring a touchdown. The team has only one loss this season. next home game is Ohio Northern on November 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Brothers
Clark Brothers
New Concord
Woody
Reed
United Presbyterians
Clark
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Acre
Wudens
Christ
Dublin
Rubeng
van Delon
Jan. Var Kensel
Tia
The
Marines
Justus van Egmont
Singh
Paris
Clymer “National Bank
Caymer,Pa
Member
Federal Reserve System
Penn Public
Associated Gas and Electric Company
States
Manila
New York State
Kentucky
Tennessee
New England
Pennsylvania
Penn Public System
Penn Public Service Corporation
Pat
Robert's Garage
J.l.culp
Homer City Motor CO
Murray’s Garage
Susquehanna Motor Co
Cherry Tree
Homer City
Rochester Mills
Glen Campbell
PINE
TOR
Red Cross
C Otera
Clark Bros
Muskingum College
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