Creation of art satisfies various purposes. It can exercise an artist’s skill, be a source of personal satisfaction or further causes the artist values. For Pittsburg, Kansas, sculptor Ella Buchanan,
100 Years Ago: 1923 The Wednesday Morning Club met with Mrs. W.R. Whitehorn of Lewiston Mrs. Seth M. Carter spoke on the work of Harold Bell Wright. Mrs. Wallace White describes a perfume bottle, which is owned by a member of his family and was recently the subject of an article in a Boston paper. […]
Alexander Woollcott on the modern architect’s early work, including the earthquake-resistant Imperial Hotel, in Tokyo, and his home at Taliesin, in Wisconsin, and his belated rise to fame in America.
For more than 100 years, Ozark folklore has proved fertile ground for authors, artists and musicians. Accompanying them have been researchers who dug deeper into the original source materials.