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Pittman ,Pose's •in Art" Habitat
Bt MARILYI4iI JACOBSON
"Hey, toss me a brush Sor this
stuff," yelled one student as this
reporter ended the long trek to
the gYA center to watch mem
bers of the annual oil painting
claS at work on frartes for their
paidings. iSotnewhere in the de
br4, &kens of situdents—protes
siobld a ft i,st s , s6hoollea&ers,
yaftittand old aMtiteurs—squatted
'dipped in White
stiat .e tiff they',.imeared
on 'ht: wriChat4 frames.this Was
H ' 4 l s littiiiii AA el*.
st4eigs*Vagan which
thg iSteSso„eAtib'ited
!nuß;f6l aitok,a .
reort&
or
to:
cat*triitei. a' p rich
(of ICtsiii4)
wili flat crefteii/di
frSfifieA, *asifes, Atlas, or Well
pallitings: the, iffieliviciW shOWs
thq ifitvh*e-, voiffich Mr.
Prih'takes Class on
14 an 64. tent,st4o;',
the services Who are
inOlfers of. tlie •ClaSs,".. said Mi.
Pitf*iiii, "slit:* talent in.the
di
rettion, of.the surrealistic and the
a'bikrat:St bedause of their enter
ierkes. ins the.,.wer." .„
Tehicha'i Oil l'echni*e
'the 'artist, wire has lbeen retire
seilted in 1.9 museums throughout
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the country, explained that he de
vised the course to teach not only
how to paint in oils, but also the
technique of making and toning
frames. ,He pointed out several
students in • the workshop who
were sandpapering the trarites
after the•application of white 'ar
von had dried. Others were mix-.
ing flat White paint with it:nap:En
tine and small...amounts of black
and Ihrcoirn oils. In another room
Several attic:lents were. atiirleint)
•this wash, after which tfiegrames
had to be. sandpapere t d ;amain. •
I 4 * ;Chief, aim . ," Pittman said
Of lifs course, "is tn i gufde and
.berS6n, he is
' yeti: tiger old dever-;
teNtitatltictikp j etasiri afer."
atirfed to pal&
Wheil WaS , ,..e.leMi in the iii.*
noneiiStent - se Art.
Thies tlhobl Was estitiduOdd :§C
'one
lkoilse; lie, said, Wl° took
:onlS , ' a few students; wlio, We're
, Stitioased to 'be' talented: At thiS .
.kint. the • widelY 7 lCfloWli artist%
cothanenta that no one% in the elasi
had" any talent.
The students, in his class, he
continues, used to copy "nice"
pidtures Which today are so dis
tasteful to hiin.
"I never felt that 'had any tal
ent at all and I don'f know as I
leek
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f~ -sue
E:::Beaver .Aveuxto
THIt ; CattitGitklq
do now but at any rate this copy
ing did not damage any imagina
ton."
Academy to Display Pittman's
Pittman's work will be shown in
the Academy_ of Fine Arts itt Phil
aelekditia in 'November. This exhi
bition wifl the flowers in. pastelig.
Another exhibit will be shown lat
er Iri'lleW York.
P . ittrnat. is interested in getting
peiptik , in , fnis sVation to Co
pat Yiritgs . Last •Year, he said,- 40
p i alattings. Last .year, he said .40
dthit eilfibit. Alt sorts. of •sabdeat
nialfier *ink* shil - NWn in all twat
/164AM in .this yea's also:
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of iffie. story 41 . 1.6 Watitid.a . ljrLZ
poi the .vtiiitife ..sttiff noirer_giot it.
Lamy fr.inneS *lag be the sail
Anybody got an extra ride sack
t,6 carixitia?
S To Talk
On Marriage
•Marriege Problems in the
Postwar World will be the theme
of a three day Marriage and
Home Adjustment InstitUte from
September .16 to 18, at the Col
lege, Clifford R. Adams, asso
ciate professor of psychology, an
nounced.
Nationally know experts in the
:fields- of _marriage and home ad
justinent will discuss techniques
of marriage counseling, research
on 'soliring the problems encoun
tered in marriage, and the coun
seling of young people - in how. to
pick a mate.
Over ROO teachers, 'guidance
counselors, dean, personnel exe
cutives, and social workers from
all parts of the country attended
the first institute in 1944.
Dr. Adams, chairman oT the
,institute, expects from 200 to 250
at the second 'conference, post
poned until 1946 because of travel,
restrictions.
Anyone interested in marriage
and the rfamily or persons
specializing in giving counsel to
people with personal " proclaims
may attend the meetings.
Industrial Education
Sponsors Parkes Speech'
George H. Parkes; director,
Williamsport Technical Institute,
Williamsport, Will speak at 11
o'clock tomorrow morning an 10,
Sparks.
His leoture, entitled "Problems
and Responsibilities of the-Voca
tional School in the Training . of
Veterans," is one of the series
porOorect by-. the department of
induStrial education at the Col
lege and' is open ;fa the public.
Vete"mns
4 ... who will not return for the
second six• weeks session are
asked to report to the Office of
Veterans' Affairs, 107 Old Main,
to fill an interruption of training
form. This Must be done before
August 'AO. All veterans leaving
college at any :time during the
summer sessions Must file such a
form. .
'STATE .COLLEGE
FFA Assembles
To Form Band
One hundred members of state
Future Farmer s of America clubs
will assemble at the College on
August ;19,20, land 24, under the
direction of Dr..lienry S. It run
ner, head of the department of
agricultural education, to form
the ,100-toiete Pennsylvania PEA
sand that has been .selected as
the Official baiid for The National
FBA Convention, th:at meets in
Kansas City in. Oetorber.
This stone honor NVas egtencleft
to the state 'band in 1029. BOW
ever, the state Organization has
not !been active since the begin
ning tif tire' attive, the
band. Wits an; annual feattire
the State Farm Show in Barris
burg.
, The three day stand at the
College mil be the only practice
session That the bEuld v;111 bold
previous to the Vine of the con
yention. A special train 'Will carry
the youths to Kansas City.
!As a special feature, the Penn
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TEACHERS WANTED
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instructors, Assistant yYroas-
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professors. All tielcis. Art ifirie
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