CATALOGUE OF DRAWINGS

An Exhibition of Drawings

Art Institute December !6th December 26th

John T. McCutcheon Frank Holme William Schmedtgen

ExpIanatorv ~IS is the second exhibi-l tion of black and white

work held at the Art Institute by the artists represented in this collection. As in the first, the object is to show drawings made with special reference to reproduction in newspapers. and magazines. The collec-tion includes pen and ink, pencil, and wash drawings, with several monotypes. The character of the work embraces portrait drawings, cartoons, news pictures, and illustrations ·of stories: also wash drawings and monotypes intended for the better printing possibilities of magazine and book illus-tration.$$$$$$$$$$$

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Drawings by Jobn c. m~ cutcheon

Julia Marlowe as The Beggar Girl $l0 2 Banquet Hall in the New York

State Building, World's Fair 8

3 In the Theater 5 4 Animal Studies 8

5 Unloading Mules at Havana 7 6 Venetian Sketch l5 7 An Old California Mission 5

8- 9 Character Sketches, each 8 lO Street in Paris

ll Albert Chevalier in Character Costume loam•d b_1' 31/ss ~!den .-l_rmstron.~Ā

l2 Customs Officers -- Havana

B Character Sketch l4 In the Flower Market - Brussels ! 5 On a Florida Beach !6 Grand Canon of the Colorado River

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J7-44 Drawings from George Ade's ''Stories of the Streets and of the Town/' in the Chicago Record, each $5

In the Alfalfa Hotel Young Mr. Morewood "Eddie Parks, the News-

boy Detective " Uninvited Guests at the

Lawn Party

Sketches from "Artie" Characters in "Pink

Marsh" Sketches of " Doc " Horne Members of the Frisbie

Club Story Illustrations

Cartoons from the Chicago Record: 45-64 Cartoons, each

65 Cartoon loaned by 111r. J·V . S . !lfc C1~ea

Drawings bV frank fiolm~

69 Henry Irving 70 Jane Hading 7J Mrs. Louisa Drew 72 ] oseph ] efferson 73 Adelina Patti 74 Helena Modjeska 75 Marie Wainwright 76 ]. H. Stoddart 77 Emil Fischer 78 Roland Reed 79 Yvette Guilbert

80 Circus People

8J An Outdoor Greenroom 82 Tumblers 83 The Ringmaster

84 A Rider 85 Clowns 86 The Hippopotamus' Bath 87 Orphans 88-94 Sketches in Court 95-99 Sketches of Children 100-102 S.ketches of Women J03-W5 News Pictures W6 A Murder Trial Audience W7 A Portrait

J08 At the Window W9 Mexican Cowboy HO Manhattan Beach Jlt The National Committee Jl2 Resting

Jl3 A Bride Jl4 A Portrait Jl5 Charity

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JJ6 A Studio Corner

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1 17-l28 Monotypes, Etchings, and Oil Sketches $5 to $l0

129 Expert Chemists Examining Bones loaued b)' llfr. Joint Elling:i·Mt

Drawings bY 4UIIIiam Scbm~dtg~n

130 A Palm Lined Road, Cuba loaned b;' llforgau &~ I'Vr(::llt

131 The Trocha, Cuba 132 Cuban Boys and Soldiers l33 In a Spanish Outpost, Cuba l34 An Old Church Gate, Cuba 135 Cuban Graves in the Forest 136 Cab Stand, Havana 137 Shot at Daybreak - End of an Insurgent 138 A Wounded Cuban l39 Along the River, Nuremburg- from photo 140 Church Door, Nuremburg - from photo 141 Mill Pond, Nuremburg - from photo

loaued by .ilf rs. Hel/(an R. Po·Wt1'S

142 A London Musician - from photo 143 A Brigand Chief -- from photo 144 An Old German House -- from photo

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J45 A Sunny Hillside J46 A Thanksgiving Subject J47 Pueblo Indian House l48 A Glimpse of Sunshine, New Mexico

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l49 An Old Gate l50 Indian Village l5l Fishing in the Canyon l52 Antelope in Sight

loaned by !11r . C. A. Higgins

l53 Bialk loaned by M1~. Henry Bar-rett Cltamberlain

l54 Mrs. Feldt on the Stand l55 Boats on the North Branch l56 Mrs. Gilbert l57 John Drew l58 Sarah Bernhardt l59 Coming Birds l60 Picking up Decoys l6l Waiting for the Birds l62 Live Decoys l63 A Burlap Blind l64 Going Home l65 A High Bird l66 Calling the Birds l67 A Pair

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f68 Trout Creek, La. f 69 '' Birds Coming Slow" f70 Pushing Through the Rice f7f-f87 Illustrations from Chicago Record's Book on

f88 Old Lamp and Hallway, Mexico f89 In a Patio, Mexico f90 The Scene of a Murder

Alaska Gold Fields

f9f Sol Smith Russell as Mr. Valentine

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!94 The Wash Drawing !95 The Negative !96 The Chemical Print !97 Preliminary Etching !98 The Flat Proof !99 Re-etching 200 The Proof

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Books Illustrated by John T. Me Cutcheon

Artie : A Story of the Streets and Town.

By G E ORGE ADE, with many pictures by JOHN T. McCUTCHEON. r6mo, cloth , $1.25; paper, so cents. T enth thousand .

"It is brim full of fun and picturesque slang. Nobody will be any the worse for reading about A rtie, if h e does talk slang. He's a good fellow at heart , and ·Mamie Carroll is the' making of him.' He talks good sense and good morality, and these things haven't yet gone out of style, even in Chicago."- .!Ve·w York Recorder.

BY THE AUTHOR OF "ARTIE. "

Pink Marsh: A Story of the Streets and Town.

By GEORGE ADE. With forty full· page pic· tures by JOHNT . McCUTCHEON. r6mo, cloth, $1.25, Fifth thousand.

"Here is a perfect triumph of characterization. * hold word."-Ka1tsas City Star.

Pink must become a house·

"These sprightly sketches do for the Northern town negro what Mr. Joel Chandler Harris' ~Uncle Remus Papers' have done for the Southern old plantation slave."- The Independent.

Checkers : A Hard Luck story.

By HENRY M . BLOSSOM, Jr. Author of" The Docume nts in Evidence." With many pictures by JOHN T . Me CUTCHEON. r6mo, cloth, $1.25.

Fifteenth thousand.

"Abounds in the most racy and picturesque slang/'- Ne·w Y orli= Recorder.

"If I had to ride from New York to Chicago on a slow t rain, I should like a half dozen books as gladsome as'~ Checkers,' and I could laugh at the trip. " - Nnu York Commercial A d vcrtiser.

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