Arts & Decoration, New York, NY, “The Pennsylvania Academy: Some Notes on the 107th Annual Exhibition” by Fullerton L Waldo, Volume 2, Number 5, March, 1912, page 180, not illustrated
ECA Record Control Number: 17834
Record Level: Reference
Record Type: Magazine
Article Type: Artist/Work Reviewed
Key Title: The Pennsylvania Academy
Sub Title: Some Notes on the 107th Annual Exhibition
Author: Waldo, Fullerton L
Publisher: Artspur Publications, Inc
Publish Location: New York, NY
Date of Publication: March, 1912
Page: 180
Source: Hathi Trust
Description: 55 volumes : illustrations (including plans) plates, portraits ; 29-36 cm
Subjects:
Interior decoration–Periodicals.
Art–Periodicals.
Number of copies: 1
Digitized: yes
BOOK/NEWSPAPER
Arts & Decoration, New York, NY, “The Pennsylvania Academy: Some Notes on the 107th Annual Exhibition” by Fullerton L Waldo, Volume 2, Number 5, March, 1912, page 180, not illustrated
Arts & Decoration, New York, NY, “The Pennsylvania Academy: Some Notes on the 107th Annual Exhibition” by Fullerton L Waldo, Volume 2, Number 5, March, 1912, page 180, not illustrated
TRANSCRIPTION
“The 107th Annual Exhibition of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia opened…The paintings judged worthy of prizes were: The Open Sea, by Emil Carlsen…
Two of the prize-winning pictures, those of Metcalf and Carlsen, will appeal more strongly to the well-versed technician than to the public at large, yet the decision of the arbiters will provoke no large measure of popular dissent…
…The temperate blue-and-white of Carlsen’s conscientious brush…”
WORKS BY EMIL CARLSEN
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ECA.2017.17834
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Record Birth Date:
January 15, 2017
Last Update:
January 15, 2017
