Page Four.
MRS. MEINUNG SPEAKS
ON INFLUENCE OF
BIBLE IN ART
(Continued From Page Oa-e)
tures carrying out Biblical themes
Ilis “Flight Into Egypt,” “Last
Supper” and “Crucifixion” are
among the more outstanding of his
works.
There were many great fifteenth
century painters, but the greatest
painters of this era, and perliaps for
all time, were Leonard da ■ Vinci,
Raphael, and Michael Angelo. In da
Vinci’s paintings one sees bis mag-
nificient of light and shadow, and
also a naturalness which is missing
in the works of earlier painters..
Da Vinci, besides being a painter,
was a sculptor, architect, scientist,
mathematician, goldsmith, and en
gineer. Such was the man who paint
ed “The Last Supper,” a painting
which embodies every principle of
art. Other religious paintings by da
Vinci are “The Virgin, Child, and
St. Anne”; “The Enunciation”;
and “The Adoration of the Magi,”
which was never completed.
Baphael, who achieved more soft
ness of tone and naturalness in his
works than any of the other Re
naissance painters, is famous for his
“Madonna of the Chair”; “The
Holy Family”; “St. Paul in Ath
ens”; and many other religious
I>aintings.
Michael Angelo, primarily known
a.s a sculptor, was also a master ar
tist. The beauty of his work is seen
in the Sistine Chapel murals, which
portrays Old Testament Stories.
Going to the German School, one
finds Holbein and Durer. Durer
worked chiefly in etching and wood
blocks, while Holbein is noted for
his paintings, two of which are
“Christ Before Pilate” and “The
“WHAT IS WORSHIP”
SUBJECT OF CHAPEL
TALK
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
vilities that correspond to the deep;
infinite Spirit of God. Therefore,
worship is one of the noblest activi
ties we can enjoy.
There are four expressions of
worship. Thanksgiving statement
our needs; kindling of emotion; and
an exaltation of spirit coming from
the realization that Christ reigns in
Heaven.
There are many forms of worship
but these four expressions should al
ways be present. Someone has said
that Silence, Prayer, and the Cele
bration of the Holy Communion are
the three most significant forms. If
we worship as we should, we can
come to realize that God is a reward-
er of them that seek Him.
Holy Family. ’'
The famous Dutch painter was
Rembrandt, who pointed many love
ly pictures, “Visitation of the Vir
gin ti Elizabetli” and “Simon in
the Temple “being two in which he
portrays religious subjects.
El Greco and Murillo, seventeenth
century Spanish artists, are both
justly famous although their works
are quite unolike. In El Greco’s
works one finds a supernatural light
emanating from the Christ Child; in
all his paintings there is an uncanny
presence of supernatural light. Mu
rillo, however, follows the Italian
school in that his paintings are more
emotional and natural than those of
El Greco.
ifr. Oerter showed slides of tlie
pictures of these famous artists. The
illustrations came from the Metro
politan Museum of Art in New York,
and were authentic copies of the
original painlings.
Sports Ensemble
This coat designed of bronze
green caslimere cnmpletes a sports
ensemble when worn with a multi
colored skirt of rodier wool and a
soft woolly scarf knitted of the
skirt yarn In light and dfirk red
A. A. U. W. MEETS AT
SALEM COLLEGE
(CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE)
Land of the Free,” and “The Lees
of Virginia,” Miss Wilkinson said.
She recommended and praised “Ed
na, His Wife” by Margaret Ayer
Barnes. Because of its continued
popularity the speaker told of Thom
as Wolff’s “Of Time and the Riv
er” and declared that it is truly
great. She read selections from this
book, and several of C. Day Lewis’
poems.
There was a large attendance at
this meeting and the members found
the reviews very interesting.
HOCKEY SEASON IN
FULL SWING
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
Nading Torrence
Cent. Half
Brame Shore
Lt. Half
Frazier - Marx
Rt. Half
King Schlegel
Lt. Back
Porcival Schwalbe
Goal Keei>er
Substitutes:
Sophomores — Hutaff.
Seniors — Smith.
On Monday the Juniors were beat
en by the quick and hard working
freshmen.
The score was Freshmen (3)
juniors (1)
Line-up:
Juniors Pos. Freshmen
Crist' Hutchison
Rt. Wing
Baynes Angelo
Inside Rt.
Fetter (]) Brown
Cent. Forwd.
Baynes - Ivey (2)
Inside Lf.
Sisell Pfohl (1)
Lt. Wing
Freeman Pre.ston
Rt. Half
Srnith Thomas
Cent. Half
Hayworth Fulton
Lt. Half
Norman McCarty
Rt. Half
Wurresche Wyatt
Lt. Back
Fraley Nelme
Goal Keeper
Substitutes:
Juniors — Torrence.
Freshmen — McNeely and Spence.
STUDENT GOVERN-
MENT ENTERTAINS
ADVISORY BOARD
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
following members of the council:
Ruth Norman, Madeline Smith, Meta
Hutchison, Frances Cole, Mary Cole
man Henderson, Jane Crow, Jo
Hutchison, Etta Burt Warren, Eloise
Sample, Aggie Brown, Stephanie
Newman, Evelyn McCarty, Marianna
Hooks, Martha Schlegel, Louise Free
man, Marianna Redding, Ethel High-
smith, Peggy Bowen, Mary Thomas
and Mary Louise Haywood.
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