Identifier: ArenaMagazine-Volume35 (find matches)
Title: Arena magazine - Volume 35
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: B.O. Flower (ed.)
Subjects: progressivism -- United States liberalism reformism social reform Christian Socialism Gay 90s political commentary Benjamin Orange Flower Progressive Era social gospel
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JUNE, BY CHILDE HASSAM. Awarded Carnegie Institute Medal of the Third Class (Bronze), with Money Prize of 1500, at theTenth Annual Exhibition, 1906. CHILDE HASSAM AND HIS PRIZE PICTURE. AMONG the pictures by prominent Ameri-^\. can artists which were greatly admiredat the recent annual exhibition at the CarnegieInstitute of Pittsburgh, was Childe Hassamspainting entitled June. This large canvaswas awarded the third prize, five hundred doll-ars in gold and a bronze medal, Above wereproduce this painting through the courtesyof the Carnegie Institute. Mr. Hassam was born in Boston and edu-cated in the public schools of that city. Hestudied art, first in Boston and later in Paris,and for some time has been a resident of NewYork City. His paintings have won numerousmedals and prizes in the representative artexhibitions both in the New World and theOld. Digitized by Google
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THE TOMB OF WALT. WHITMAN. (See article At the Tomb of Walt Whitman on page 278.) IN THE MIRROR OF THE PRESENT. LIGHTS AND SHADOWS IN THE POLITICAL. SOCIAL AND ECO-NOMIC LIFE OF THE NEW WORLD. Our Most Dangerous Class : Its Method of Procedure and How It Threatens. Free Institutions. FOR OVER a quarter of a century therehas been a persistent attempt, whichhas steadily grown in its insistence and in ag-gressive character, to create in the minds of theunthinking and that large class of people whodriven by business perplexities and arduoustoil, are compelled to depend largely on theopinions of others, a deep-rooted distrust ofthe people. The prime movers in this re-markable campaign have been the princes ofprivilege and the great gamblers of Wall streetwho have delighted to pose as the better ele-ment or the safe and sane pillars of society,and the methods by which they have wieldedtheir power over the opinion-forming agencies and have paralyzed the once great moralforces that were long

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