ated on pages xxv-vi, are of unusual signifi-cance. The Saint George is carved in stone,fifteenth-century school of Bourgogne, and comesfrom the chapel of Arnay le Due. It is forty-three inches high. The Virgin and Child, fifty-oneinches, is of the first half of the fourteenth century,school of L… … N. ALICE McDOUGALLBY LOUIS BETTS The CliaUenge T HE CHALLENGE BY GEORGE F. EVANS I HAVE read in the daily paper of an artist killed in the war. I pick up an art magazine and read that the summer camps for painting will go on as usual. I ask, What good are these camps now? I read in the paper of an…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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