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Etimiilt of Old Art
Another interesting sketcn called
"Early Spring." Is Bald to U one of
the befit examples of the older
Japanese art. without so much of the
modern Influence. It has the old spirit
of strong fooling for decorative har
mony of coloring. The colors are
rich and warm, yet soft.
A panel portraying a Japanese coun
trywoman gives an Idea of the impress
nf Etironean realism. The subject Is
not so graceful nor so pleasing as are
the Japanese figures In the Bketch of
the girls among the cherry blossoms,
yet Its realism makes it extremely in
teresting. The strong decorative feeling is
especially noticeable in all the work.
The love of the Japanese for animals
la evidently strong, if we are to Judge
by the charming way they handle
them as subjects.
BRYSON BACK
FROM CONFERENCE
(Continued from Page 1)
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vested In the different councils. Some
had tvoi 'lv the iMit to recommend
or suggest, and others had more
power, even to the right to overcome
a faculty veto of a council decision by
a two-thirds vote.
"After the discussion with represen
tatives from other universities where
the student council Is In force, I think
! it is the only thing for Nebraska, and
I see no reason why it should conflict
with the purpose of any of the other
! organizations on the campus," Bryson
declared.
NEED TWO MORE EN
PR0HTB CONTEST
Six Have Entered for Frances Willard
Oratorical Prize in
April
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Special rates to students.
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EXHIBITION OF
JAPANESE ART
Collection Sent by Government Now
In Gallery Interesting
Study
The collection of pictures presented
to the American Library association
by the Japanese government and sent
from library 1o library as a traveling
loan exhibition by this association, is
now on exhibition in the art gallery.
here are twenty-three art panels In
the collection, which were in the
Japanese educational exhibit at the
Panama-Pacific exposition. They are
watf r olor paintings on silk, sketches
of the work of the pupils in the school
of fine arts at Tokyo. Some of them
are the work of fifteen and sixteen
year old students. During last sum
mer they were on exhibit in the Chi
cago public library, where they at
tracted considerable attention.
The majority of tho sketches tic of
flowers or fiuits with some uiinml or
bird brought in to furnish the sole
contrasting color. One of the most
striking panels shows a black kitten
among the scarlet, frosi-touched
leaves of a persimmon tree. Here the
f.yes of the cat "echo" the dotrinant
coloring of the picttre. The cat is
particularly pleasing yet it If realistic
in Its faithfulness to fact and its deco
rative and suggestive quali'y.
Two-more entries are needed for the
prohibition oratorical contest to be
held the first week in April. Two
more men have signified their inten
tion of entering the contest, making a
total of six. The number is limited
to eight.
The Frances Willard organization,
which donates the prizes, has asked
that all entries be in within the next
week, and those who wish to enter
should see Ernest Lundeen as soon as
possible and leave their names with
him.
The winner of the contest repre
sents Nebraska in the Intercollegiate
contest, in which is entered represen
tatives from the other colleges of the
state for a $100 prize. Hastings col
lege has written that its contest will
be held the last of this month and
the other colleges will hold their con
tents about the same time as Nebraska.
Lloyd Foster, '16, won the University
contest last year.
George Appointed Instructor
V. C. George, M. E. '16, has been ap
pointed instructor in mechanical en
gineering at Pennsylvania state col
lege. He will probably take up his
work there at once.
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