Now, what else?" "Then you can have an art gallery, if you like.

The Berlin artist made an art gallery of the billiard table and was exhibiting the water-color sketches he had done that dayall very dashing and spirited in their treatment, though a bit splashy and scrambled-eggish as to the use of the pigments.

He might go and look in at the Art Gallery, where he hadn't been for a long while, and see the new picture the morning paper was talking about.

When she reached the art gallery which Mrs. Fairford had named she found it even more crowded than Fifth Avenue; and some of the ladies and gentlemen wedged before the pictures had the "look" which signified social consecration.

The well-known painting "George Herbert at Bemerton" by W. Dyce, R.A., in the Guildhall Art Gallery, gives an excellent picture of the calm grace of the surroundings and of the heavenly spire of the Cathedral soaring up into the skies a mile away.

Henry E. Huntington Library & Art Gallery (PPW); 22Mar61; R285371. LEES, HARRY HANSON.

Frances Carpenter Huntington (A); 18Oct67; R419974. HUNTINGTON (HENRY E.) LIBRARY & ART GALLERY, SAN MARINO, CALIF.

Henry E. Huntington Library & Art Gallery (PWH); 16Sep68; R444240.

Henry E. Huntington Library & Art Gallery (PWH); 16Sep68; R444238. CHIANG, MME KAI-SHEK.

Henry E. Huntington Library & Art Gallery (PWH); 16Sep68; R444239.

Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery (PWH); 19Aug76; R639170.

Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery (PWH); 19Aug76; R639172.

Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery (PWH); 19Aug76; R639173.

from the tapestries in the Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery.

Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery (PWH); 19Aug76; R639170.

Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery (PWH); 19Aug76; R639173.

Among the more important pictures by Lady Alma-Tadema are "Hush-a-Bye," "Parting," in the Art Gallery at Adelaide, New South Wales, "Silent Persuasion," "The Carol," and "Satisfaction."

" Her "Brancaster Staithe" and "Fir Trees, Crown Point," dry points, are in the Norwich Art Gallery, presented by Sir Seymour Haden, president of the Royal Society of Painter-Etchers.

Two of her works, a large oil painting of "Earlham" and a water-color of "Strangers' Hall," have been purchased by subscription and presented to the Norwich Castle Art Gallery.

Her principal works are: "The Minute Man," in Corcoran Art Gallery, Washington, D. C.; "The Volunteer," which was given by the State of New York as a military prize to a Vermont Regiment; an equestrian statue of John F. Doyle, Jr.; "Bull and Bear" and the "Polo Player" in bronze, owned by Tiffany & Co.; "Retribution" in a private collection in New York.

Many of these have been seen in the Corcoran Art Gallery and in other public exhibitions.

The main structure has two large wings, while a gymnasium; a library building, with thirteen thousand volumes; the Lyman Williston Hall, with laboratories and art gallery; and the new observatory, with fine telescope, astronomical clock, and other appliances, afford such admirable opportunities for higher education as noble Mary Lyon could hardly have dared to hope for.

It is a picturesque town with many fine buildings, libraries, art gallery and museums, educational institutions, a cathedral, and a great town-hall, where the triennial musical festival is held.

The Government buildings and law courts, museum and art gallery, bank and exchange, are its chief architectural features.

Just as, during the last weeks, the streets had echoed to the words "Liberty," "Democracy," "Socialism," "Brotherhood," "Anti-annexation," "Peace of the world," so now the art gallery echoed.