June Felter, an active member of the San Francisco Women’s Artist Association, and well-known printmaker, is exhibiting watercolor and oil paintings supplemented by a folio of prints and drawings. She deals with a variety of subjects including landscapes peopled and not, figures in various activities, and a number of nudes. Her approach to subject matter is direct and free from bombast. Generally the more modest works are the most successful, including a series of etchings and watercolors depicting what appears to be the same model in various interior poses. Miss Felter’s major artillery is her drawing skill which is well suited to watercolor painting and printmaking; her oil paintings are perhaps too tentative at this point.
—James Monte
