Abstract

Art

N. N | October 5, 1918 issue

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The New York International Exposition of Science, Arts, and Industries at The Bronx is not yet quite so large as its name suggests. The Bronx Exposition evidently aims at a combination of amusement and instruction. It has arranged a little art exhibition. Many of the paintings and sculptures may have been shown before. The selection of the paintings reveals an admirably liberal spirit in the jury, who have included the canvases of unknown as well as the best-known artists. Among the known artists, Cecilia Beaux supplies the chief surprise.

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