Identifier: ArenaMagazine-Volume40 (find matches)
Title: Arena magazine - Volume 40
Year: 1908 (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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ofthe masters of other days who wroughtthe greatest creations in architecture, insculpture, in painting and in poetry. ii. For a score of years the editor of TheArena has striven to awaken the peopleto a recognition of the importance of anall-comprehensive and worthy art forthe New World; and from time to timewe have called attention to the work oftypical representatives of the new spirit—men who, like St. Gaudens, Elwell andPartridge in sculpture; J. J. Ennekingin painting; Edwin Markham in poetry;and Professor S. S. Curry in oratory orthe science of the spoken word, are blazingthe way for a greater America. Digitized by VjOOQIC 200 Elmer Grey and His Dream of a New-World Architecture. In 1890 he wonthe first prize in acompetition for awater-tower andpumping station,offered by TheEngineering andBuilding Record ofNew York. At this time hewas still in the of-fices of Ferry andClass, and duringthe time with thisfirm he spent sever-al vacation seasonsTwo of his water-made during these
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WATTLES GARDEN UNDER CONSTRUCTION. This month we wish to call attention to sketching abroad, one of our architects who in like manner color drawings is doing an important pioneer work— pilgrimages hang in the permanent col a man who not only enjoys an enviable lection of the Chicago Art Institute,eminence on the Pacific coast, but whose Finally, in quest of health, Mr. Grey strong, original and artistic designs have already won for him a national reputation. i In Elmer Grey, of the firm of Myron Hunt and Elmer Grey, of Los Angeles, removed to southern California. Herehe formed a partnership with MyronHunt, another brillant young architect,from the Middle West. Mr. Hunt had we have a fine example of the younger made a splendid reputation in Chicago American architect under the compulsion before removing to California. As both of moral idealism. He is a typical son these architects are men of genuine artis- of the New World. His early architec- tic ability, originality and enthusiasm,

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