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Point cadet. Three small pencil portraits in battered gilt frames arrived in New York last week to remind people that Edgar Allan Poe was also an artist and a draughtsman...
...himself to produce at least 35 pictures a year. The syndicate will send the works of Painter La Grange from gallery to gallery throughout the land. All have their prices plainly marked, none are exorbitant. The sale price is to be divided in equal thirds between the exhibiting gallery, Artist La Grange and the syndicate. The syndicate makes much of the fact that if a would-be purchaser is unable to pay $300 or $500 for a picture, any of the La Grange opera may be purchased on instalment for as little as $10 a week.- Artist Rockwell Kent once...
...citizens realize that almost any reputable art dealer is only too glad to sell paintings on instalment, that $10 a week will put an example of almost any first class modern artist in their homes...
...look about the same, and are really rather dull. 'In Germany, on the other hand. I can find little examples of mediaeval art in most every town I visit, and there seem to be more interesting things to visit, museums, for example, which are the first objects of every artist's search...
...Painted Pig (Knopf, $2), off the press. For children from five to ten years, The Painted Pig is illustrated with 15 color pictures and is dedicated to Constance, youngest Morrow daughter "who helped me buy a painted pig in the market of Cuernavaca." At Mexico City Mrs. Morrow met Artist d'Harnoncourt who showed her his famed collection of 850 Mexican toys. She begged him to write a story about them. Instead he illustrated the book which she wrote. The story: Pita, "a little Indian girl who lived in Mexico between the smoking mountains and the cactus with...