T. E. Brown a Minor Poet with a Genuinely felt Gift
The piece reviews the life and work of T E Brown born 1830 in the Isle of Man. Described as a sincere, gifted, and accessible poet, he wrote with warmth and humanity, exploring human joys and sorrows and nature. Noted works include The Intercepted Salute and Roman Women.
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Noted writer’s passion for truth and beauty praised
A tribute lauds his heart in work and love of truth and beauty, saying his passion gave life to work and his note of purity and sweetness will endure beyond his time. The memorial portrays a man who pursued high ideals and refined taste.
Enchanted Gardens Review and Photographic Journal
A brief notice praises Enchanted Gardens volume II in the Country House and Its Garden Environments series edited by H Avray Tipping. It notes illustrations from Charles Latham, notes distribution by Charlies Scribner's, and remarks on garden photographs and watercolor potential.
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Adams Biography Promises New Material From Family Papers
Brooks Adams has spent two to three years compiling a biography of his grandfather John Quincy Adams. Family documents enrich the work to be published by G. W. Jacobs & Co in their American Crisis Biographies series. The Gourmet's Guide to Europe gains an American edition from Brentano's. Maeterlinck's new drama Marie Magdeleine is not mystical and moves toward realism like Monna Vanna.
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National Sculpture Society Exhibit Featured in The International Studio
The July issue highlights the National Sculpture Society exhibition in Baltimore with illustrated coverage and reports on Carnegie Institute showings Ten American Painters and Wilstach collection modern art acquisitions in Philadelphia Also discussed are the Royal Academy New Gallery Salon and Holroyd etchings A light on an early Ibsen manuscript Song at Akershus notes museum rumors and Putnams Memories of Eight Parliaments by Henry W Lucy with plans for a forthcoming memoir Sixty Years in the Wilderness.
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