Exhibition of twenty new oil paintings on panels by Oscar Bluemner : November 4th to November 23rd, 1929

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scapes. Times Nov. 10-1929
On entering the Whitney Studio to see Oscar Bluemner's painting, one says to one's self, "Oh, yes, on glass." The artist has not painted on glass. Predominating emphatic reds and greens give a false impression that a purply color, creeping in from behind, does much to correct. Oscar Bluemner obviously stresses --ign that, having based its origin --fact, grows fancifully. Whether --e a round sun or a long shadow, --develops from a fundamental --. Even the brush strokes fol- --The titles are in keeping --wn, a Canal-Transition from --akening to Dreaming"; "Chimney at Canal-Transition from Fact to Imagination." And one is grateful to the imagination that has planted a branch of green leaves in the neighborhood of the chimney. Paintings by Oscar Bluemner --  The Whitney Studio --  Closes Nov. 23.
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Clipping from WSG records.
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This catalogue was with the W.S.G. record of the Bluemner exh. For further data about this exh. see American Art Research Council Oscar Bluemner folder.
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WHITNEY STUDIO GALLERIES
10 WEST 8th STREET
Exhibition of
Twenty New Oil Paintings
on Panels
BY
OSCAR BLUEMNER
November 4th to November 23rd
1929