A Distinguished Artist

ÍVe see by the Detroit Tribune of ■ ; i i Mr. II. II. I.atimer, who i now in Ann Arbor, is holding an exhibltion f hls plctures at the Df troit Art Miifi'iiiu. Mr. Latimer studied for two : and Art Instituí!' with the Élistinguished Illustrators of 'he polítan and the Century magazines, GHndinst and tstaigne. After Latimer taught at the Art Institute for three years, givint; delling in ■ I and white. ü.- iad in 1S92 and joined the [ni re he studled uní Í1 lugen aux G. Perrier, : Ducet for 1? mon.ths. Mr. studií i nlso al Vntwerp and I and while Ín Antwerp ln exhlbited i the World's Fair during the 1894. He spent fourteen raonths Ín traveling through Norway and Swertí n, Ltaly, Spaln. Greece, india and Ei . England and [reí tnd, and termany. Returning to America for the win of 1895-1896, Mr. Latimer exhibjted in Chicago, New York and Philadelphia at water color exhibitions. Mr. Latimer spent the spring of 1S97 in the RI■ and was In Germany and England in the pummer, returning to America in August, and bringing with him a number of water colora and studies in black and white that reproduced the atmosphere, color and individual characteris-tics of the places and péople represented iii a atrong, real and yet Ideal way. Mr. Lathner's old home is in Baltimore and he expects to flnd in America his future field of work.