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March 31, 1928 WINNETKA TALK INGERLE ART EXHIBIT ATTRACTS ART LOVERS Winnetka Community House Is Scene of Exhibit Showing Scores of Fine Work Rudolph Ingerle's exhibit of paint- ings and sketches opened with an In- gerle evening Wednesday, in Matz hall, Community House, Winnetka. About 125 members of the North Shore Art league attended the open- ing. Before introducing Mr. Ingerle, James Cady Ewell, president of the league, reminded the members that pictures for the exhibit at the Orring- ton hotel must reach the hotel by April 5, in order to give the committee of selection time to pass on them be- fore the dinner and formal opening, April 13. Mr. Ewell also spoke of the success of the evening art class of the league and of George Ober- teuffer as the inspiring teacher of this class. Because of the Orrington open- ing, the class will not meet the sec- ond week in April. Its last sessions will be the third and fourth weeks in April. Introduced by Mr. Ewell, Mr. In- gerle told in an amusing way of his entrance into the world of art. His career started at the age of 14, when he received his inspiration from a de- partment store window, in which was displayed a group of pictures which seemed beautiful to the boy. He immediately decided to become an ar- tist, but didn't know just how to go about it. He entered the store, bought the cheapest picture, took it home, scraped off the paint, and used the canvas for the basis of a picture. A store permitted him to hang it in the window, this being Rudolph Ingerle's first exhibit. And the picture sold. Tells of Mountain Folk After telling this story of the be- ginnings of his career, Mr. Ingerle spoke rather briefly on art in general. Then he talked of the North Carolina mountain folk, who were so hospitable to him when he chose their mountains for his paintings. Mr. Ingerle's talk was followed by a motion picture of the mountain folk and another picture of mountain scenery. One of the outstanding features of the exhibit is the large number of pic- tures shown. More than fifty of Mr. Ingerle's paintings and sketches are hung in Matz hall, an unusual number for one man. The paintings are not- able for their gorgeous coloring, ex- quisite detail, and beautiful workman- ship. Among the most interesting are: Kentucky Haze, Moonlight, Ap- proaching Storm, Moonlight in Caro- lina, Pisgah, October Five O'clock, Twilight on Nantachalla, Sentinels, and The Beach. Of the smaller pic- tures, "Dawn" and "Hazy Sun" stand out for their lovely, soft coloring; giv- ing almost the effect of water color. "Dream City" is striking in compo- sition and detail. Exhibit Remains a Week The exhibit will be open until Good Friday morning. Sunday afternoon, March 31, Matz hall will be open from 2:30 until 7 o'clock. Mr. Ingerle him- self is expected to be present at that time. 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