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loaned by Seattle on display at V.A.G. duly viewed “’en masse,” ‘“en gape” and ‘’en
question” by the class . . . directed by one “in the know.”’ Passionate colour . . .
but one looked a bit doubtful at first . . . and after a few questions—interest, mean-
ing, ah! barbaric intensity, such power of design . . . we remember.

And did you know the Ballet came to town? V.S.A. goes to rehearsals tra-
la... in fact, goes to town. Idea was to sketch, but those forms! that movement!
Ah ho! lackaday . . . for several days no need to worry about a topic for conversation
... thanks to Miss Laverock.

Then the British Contemporary exhibition. A feast for all. If one didn’t
like this or fancied that, it was there. Enthusiasts went many times thanks to dime
vs. two-bit admish. Champions of Kit Wood, Matt Smith and the boys, with light
of battle in their eyes, defend honor of their ‘chosen.’ Bravo! . . . Form, line, col-
our, tone, movement, life and lack of it, all expressed for the student to sharpen on
—to store away in the mind . . . to be used for future greatness.

REPROS. OF THE “ICONS RUSSES,”

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