The Guide

THE GUIDE

14 THE GUIDE Thursday, August 10, 1961

THE PATIENTS:

Doctor and wives exhibiting art at the Dade County Physicians Art Association Second Annual Art Exhibit. THE SYMPTOMS: Terrible urge to paint — desire to take out frustrations on canvas. THE DIAGNOSIS: Most of the works are very sick . . . with little hope for recovery. Some of the works are very good and shall endure. The purpose of this show is worthwhile; the interest in art displayed by the Doctors and Mrs. Doctors is admirable; the usefulness of the arts as pastimes by them is enviable. The exhibit, however, is faulty in its visual presentation and the absence of productivity by the doctors themselves. The wives are represented with almost as many works as the men. Don't attend this show looking for medical subjects or deep psychological interpretations in paint. Most of the work is the nice, every-day scene. The paintings and sculpture of Dr. Wilfred Lansman would be show stoppers in any exhibit. His "Creature 11 & 12" rendered by enamel spray painting produce an erie facial expression effects. His depth perception in painting and human insight are artistically expressed. His sculpture in metal is dynamic and reaches for emotional contact at once. Lansman's works at this show are the most noteworthy and original. We'd like to see more. A special note of praise is in order to Mrs. Jean Emil for her plaster bas-relief sculpture, "Physician Struggling With Death and Life." The drama is created by the figure of a doctor, fully gowned, firmly holding in one strong arm the nude female body of a helpless patient. The other arm is forcefully pushing away a lurching skeleton from its attempted death symbol grasp. Here's the everyday drama our doctors face, boldly, dynamically and diabolically illustrated by Jean Emil. Technically the works of Dr. Jacob A. Glassman are good. His Oriental scenes and their influence are displayed in good painting order. "The Sculptor" by Dr. William M. George gives a doctor's insight into the anguish of life. Use of simple academic color in this case is effective. Mrs. Iris Rich, with intensive color and swift brush strokes, makes her "Native Dancer" painting come alive with rhythm. Most of the works are subject producing and don't leave you in doubt. There's no blatant non-objective and very little abstract. I'd really like to see some of the works that are in the closets. I'm sure many MD's have plastic art commentaries on the patient world that would be knockouts. This show is an interesting commentary in that the people who call artists sick, find that the doctors who make "them" well, are artists themselves. By Robert S. Hurwitz

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BIRTHS AT DOCTORS' HOSPITAL JULY 28 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poe, boy, 10320 SW 35th Terr.; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Courtenay, boy, 6749 N. Kendall Dr.; Mr. and Mrs. Alan Stewart, 8200 SW 59th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Garcia, twin girls, 120 SW 21st Road; Mr. and Mrs. John G. Eckhardt, girl, 1529 San Ignacio; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rusinko, girl, 10420 SW 51st St. JULY 29 Mr. and Mrs. Roland Ready, girl, 10701 SW 62nd Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gray, boy, 7621 SW 53rd Place. JULY 30 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krup, girl, 1330 NW 75th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. John Helling, boy, 11957 SW 38th. Terr.; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Brien, boy, 2466 SW 3rd St.; Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Cago, boy, 561 SE 3rd St., Hialeah. JULY 31 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Benjamin, girl, 790 SW 103rd St.; Mr. and Mrs. John McKay, boy, 15425 SW 88th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. John Dryer, boy, 12501 SW 85th St. AUG. 1 Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Sutten, boy, 118 NE 51st St.; Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Brown, girl, 1640 SW 67th Ave. AUG. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes, twin boys, 7100 SW 19th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dawson, boy, 3250 NW 21st Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert L'uesta, girl, 2301 SW 24th Ave. AUG. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coleman, girl, 1927 SW 37th Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Rex W. Allred, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kelly, boy 3252 SW 39th Terr.; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Womble, boy, 3070 SW 11th St. AUG. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson, boy, 902 Salzedo; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steiner, girl, 5476 SW 78th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard McKim, boy, 4855 SW Westwood Lake Dr.; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Russo,

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By Robert S. Hurwitz