Philadelphia Inquirer_1903

Newspaper article with a large painting of Meta, leaning back on a couch with a hat in her lap. Under the image is the title "A Young Philadelphia Sculptor". In pencil next to this article is "Inquirer Sunday, May 10." A small attached article is as follows: "Miss Meta Vaux Warrick has moved her studio from 1432 South Penn Square to 338 South Quince Street. Miss Warrick has been at work all winter of a number of small sketches in clay, which bear out the promise of her early work. This young sculptor has a genuine gift from catching and perpetuating in plastic form a passing phase of a subject, a mood, an expression. Her imagination and origniality are extraordinary and a little more carefulness of technique will put her work seriously above much of the modelling done in this country to-day."

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Philadelphia Inquirer Sunday, May 10, 1903, 35

May 10, 1903