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' “WHAT ' SAN “mm, “IIIIWWMIR 'eraii.-eseekrr.rqrmeti1 minnow-1n. o. the aim-n. hill unmmmmm ”with“ Mam pool np-nnedlrya bin J-bridee. nanny-nun After leaving the art gallery, View or: usunlly walk to the southern front of the Huntington mien from which one has I tine View of the whole country to the south eat. The house shnds on the top of a hill uni in front of it, is a treat tiled plet- form with I stone helmtrnde and steps leading to the lawn: mid ger- dens townrd the west, In the center foreground is a ragged Culifnrnin live oak and on either side of the platform stand pieces of statuary. From this pletfonn one can see for miles in thel d'stanee. Beyond the sloping hwn‘ are orange groves. then the 'ittpel, have: of San Moreno Ind San Gab- riel. and away in the distance the purple hills. It is I we not unlike Mr. Maxfield Parrish’s "Dream Car- den." Thn front of the residenee is completely covered up to the nm with trumpet vines, and when the writer was there they were covered with hlmwms. On every side in I swvv-p of lawn, To the west of the hotrce is I rose trarden with “It: Undcr "rhea of pink and white roses. Boynnd this gnrden is I wall throuxh the (no of which one comes out upon 8t sunken Japanese garden. Steps Marl from tho trate onto u’ termed walk, Roth steps Ind walk Ire cow and with arches ground which cling winuria vines. Above hung long elus- ten of lavender blame. The air At She wars a witir-TirTEs' with a pink sash. Both the sa-h. the long rink ribbons of her hat are ttaating in the wind, The background is a land- srape with the most of it blue sky and scattered clouds, Looking at the picture from across the room one sees on one side of a door "The Blue Boy" and on the other side this joy~ nus little girl in white and pink. Something over 5375.000 was paid for "Pinkie" and something over 8500,- 000 for "The Blue Boy." These two pictures then represent very nearly 51.000300. One wonders how much Thomas Gainsborough and Thch Lawrence received for them. Not‘ much as prices go today. but still there are no regrets. These toveirl paintings hang where the artists powers can be seen to good advantage. They hang in the beautiful California trunnion of the late Henry E. Hunt- ington who generously gave them to the public. In such a place one real- izes more keenly the skill of Reynolds. Gainsborough and their artist cow. temporaries. and appreciahu m fully why these masters deserve all the honor and praise we can baton. upon them. _ usifthemnuboutohhouup Low-rd out one VIII in“ In: It. Here, too, are etch: bountiful - en ot Sir Joshua’s day than Monty we-might never have known but (a his brush: June, Countess ot liming- tam Lavmiu, Countess Spencer, Geoff in: Duchess of Devonshire, M5, 1urchioness Camden. ind In. Ed- win hurdle: Harvard: lady 1Inrrr, wood. It is impossible to tell about nll the pictures in the Huntington mansion. A description of one of Sir Thomas Lawrence‘s called "Pinkie" must suf- tice, It is a full length portrait of Sarah "7ts'3-1795t only daughter of Charles and .Elizabeth Barrett Moul- tun. and an aunt of Elizabeth Barrett “running. Here the aunt who died at " ymrs of am- is a little girl standing and kinking shaply out with gun! animation. The to Gainsborough pointing: in the Huntington gullery seem to arouse the liveliest interest of everyone. This is due perhaps to I report that Mr. lluntinztun paid the Duke of West- m netur something over 3500.000 for "The Blue Buy," one at the best known of Gainstrorough's, portraits. Itne of Gttinsboruturh's critics has -aid th it this piture “leans more to- ward the solid painting of those mid- dle yeah ul the winner's career than to the ethereal quality of his last wurk." Hi, “(irks have . poetical 'quulity and a delicacy that comes out most in his portraits of feminine love- I'mess. Juliana. Lady Petre is nvish~ ingly beautiful" up one critic. "Pen, elupe Ticcountess, Ligonier." writes another "Stands beside I pedestal and statue with billowy drapery in the back ground. Her lovely presence evoked with an unstudied utless stroke," and thus the critics have tried to express the charm that con only be felt by those who normally see these great paintings, Gainsbor- ough painted man)“ regal beauties of his day. Portrait work brought him more 'money than landscapes. His single landscape in this collection "The Cottage Door" a beautiful pie- ture, tom-is interesting when we re- member that Gainsborough here pre- seats the sort of thing he liked best to do. Here) too, are other beautiful Worm " Emma, lady Hamilton. " is said that she was his model for some 40 pu'tures and that he painted her as 1ussartdrts, St. Cecilia. Calypso, Mag- daiea, .lv‘nn of Are, and many times as just her own beautiful self. div ypars to the e wcrlc" I "quality a I Juana. "(can withrNrat VIII. which m a mat know hi1. sweet with their odor. tht the left in B. H. Nelyxon and vi to E. E. Colby Ind if Jt tens. WD, 510, lot 7 Mk I, Campbells Luke Forest add. sec 4, Deerfield. When M. Lord to Betty Lord Ind Klthlm Lord. QCD. " pt lot 2, Wil- hams sub of lot " In! 57, in Lake Forest. Fairies, D, SID. pt lot s, Mk 28 Btrt- letu Shore Crest Esta. Beet T and 8, Shields. C. T. & " Co to A. Bertheiet & Le- ona Ball Berthelet if jt tens D, 810. lot 5, blk 1. Campbell: Lake Forest nddn, sw qr sec 4. Deerfield. F. K. Bartlett Tr to Elsie R. Mc- C. T. & Tr Co to H. C. Keel, D, 810. lot C in Deer Park, sec M, Deerfield. W. H. Ellington and wf to L. Cora- ogy: and wf jt tens WD, 310. pt lots 2: and t, blk IS. Record Plat of So pt of H. Park. Clementinn 'Notagiacomo and wi Markhorith Principali. QCD, 51, pt lot 2. sub of lot 49, Even: and Jefrery's div of sees " and 15. Deertield. A St. Peter and vi to J. V. Sretl- mam and w! it ten. W111”. lot 13. Tholich's suv, So Hid mid to H. Park, sec 25, Deertieid. H. Biermu tsnd wt to T. S. Bulger and wf jt ten, WD, 810, lot " blk I tirst add to Ravinin Hua, sec 25, Deer. tieid. J. Gritti.th and wf to K. J. Monahln. v. D. 310. lot 3. Clark and Muirs sub of lot 237 and pt lot MT IA?. and sub lot 2, Lake Forest. uni I“. You til {Id v.1 - In! for all m d in“ only- vhuud "I will Rhino h to car "seth, at it. us who M all the: lovely thing Mint and on rise. to Aaeriea-orho on In . m opportunity to u: and enjoy that formerly in Manly “and for the delight of only the privilegod Nw. “a. I, Dunn and wf to R. M. (lately: E. Burgess and wt to Luke Forest it test, WD, :10. lot 1 and 2, biok 2, _ Hotel Co, WI); 310$" 150 ft of lot Ravinil Hlds. sec 86, Deerfield. _.t2ts. Township of Shields. D. l. Dunn and wt to T. S. Bulge“ Nellie Carlin " al to A. 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Fannie, McIntosh to Eupheuin Me- 4N.S¢eond5tnet HIGHLAND PARK TAILORS TAILORING CLEANING PRESSING REMODELING We Buy and Sell and Clothihg Where we will be glad to meet I" our old customer: and nanny new ones. ANNOUNCEMENT WALTER, We are now 1Ahted " 4 N. samudsmam in Leneioni' Bldg. work ukillfnlly made and Bxed on short notice. We are sped-list. in jobs of this kind, using only the bug materials and applying good work- mnnship that insures, sniafattiom. No job too small and none tomlun. ventilators. cornice. Ind MI kinds of phi!) "Equity, tin_nnd {he} rttetat 1_ri..ttax8t.tst6aidrt M5n?dlnuhhm W. . W“ and If it It A. WWQCD,$1.MIUI‘H.D~- iHHAes IIV.~”.W Lillian mum Ind but to H. Put E " dist QCD, no. lob J, t 16natdWandWMrftiot8,6nnd6 G.LWrmsnaadtoRtN6,noe86, Ruth M. Vuieae to H. J. Kodym, wo, ttoo, lot 33 J. S. Hoeuads let add to Deerfield, 52c 32, Durham. Deerhetd, Union Bank of Chgo Tr to M, A. Barney. 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