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The Vancouver Sketch Club resumed its monthly exhibitions
on Saturday, when a fine display of pictures was placed on view at the studio,
342 Pender Street West. In spite of the winter months being
little adapted to outdoor sketching, quite a representative showing was made, the
centre of interest being a number of exquisite little landscapes by
Mr. T.W. Tripp (sic). Miss Wake
was represented by a fine portrait in oils of Miss Molly Frame;
Mr. John Scott by several pencil studies, including a delicate
portrait of his little daughter Jean; Miss Maud Sherman by
some water color landscapes, one in particular being noticeable for its composition and
color; Mrs. R.S. Sherman (sic) by a most interesting educational
series of pen and ink drawings of insect life; Mr. J.W. Laing
by two very good water color landscapes; Mrs. Geo. T. Gilpin
by a snow scene at North Vancouver, and a seascape; Miss Petman
by some local scenes in pen and ink; Miss E. Wrigley by two
water color landscapes; Mrs. J.S. Rankin by pencil sketches
from the model at the club's evening classes; Mrs. A.W. Pilkington
by a snow scene in oils and a study of roses in oils; Mrs. Barron
(sic) by some flower studies in water colors and oils; Mrs. Pollock
has a very interesting sketch of an old English cottage, and a bright orchard scene;
Mr. G.S. Abbott by still life studies, showing careful work
and much progress; Miss Conran by a pleasing water color
landscape; Mrs. Geo. Keen by a landscape in oils, and
Miss Marjorie Kinman by some dainty illustrated dance cards
in water colors. (list of visitors not transcribed) |