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ABSTRACT AT ELM COTTAGE—Marianne Levenoski
works on her abstract picture on the porch of the cottage
which will be used the year round as a kind of annex to
the art students regular habitat—Temporary Building.
TOO MUCH BLUE?----Judie Bergman and Gwen Hoover
listen to Pittman as he discusses their work. Pittman, an
instructor of painting at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine
Arts, has been teaching summer courses here for 28 years.
SUMMER' COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
DURING "CRlT"—About half of Hobson Pittman's 60 oil painting students listen to criti
cism of their week's work. The students will hold an auction at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in Whitt
Hall where paintings will be exhibited all day. The auction will include paintings exhibiting
all trends from representational to abstract and non-objective.
LANDSCAPE SPECIALIST—Kenneth Wilson
is hard at work on a landscape inside Elm
Cottage.
TIME OUT FOR TALK—Glenn Ruby, Julian Hamer and Hugh Gibbons, all students in Pitt
man's class, relax during the afternoon painting session. Their work will be exhibited at
the auction tomorrow. A portion of the auction proceeds will be used to purchase a paint
ing which will then be given to the University. Next week, Pittman's students will hold
their annual art exhibition.
EASELS UP—As student painters draw figure
sketches or paint while professional model
Naomi Burns poses.
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