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Personal Portraits of Celebrities
November 1, 1917 issue

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The article focuses on the book "In Good Company," by Coulson Kernahan. This collection of "personal recollections" superficially resembles but essentially differs from the abundant chirping books and articles about the celebrities of the day. It resembles them in addressing itself to our large interest in the intimate atmosphere and personality as distinguished from the published works and acts of heroes. It differs from them in containing a number of deliberately executed literary portraits, composed and finished with a clear consciousness that portrait painting is a fine art with a technique beyond the reaches of the cheerful chatterbox.

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IN Good Company (Book); KERNAHAN, Coulson; CELEBRITIES; ART; PAINTING; BOOKS; PERSONALITY
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