New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
BOSTON ARTISTS AT THE CENTENNIAL.

PROMISE OF AN EXCELLENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF THE CONTRIBUTING ARTIsTs-MASY LADIES
AMONG TIE NUMBER
IFRoM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSE.l
Boston, March 1S.-Ihe artists are begin
ming realize that the time in which 10 prepare Their
works for the Centennial Is passing aud, usual, the
last days Of grace are by far the busiest The tx
aiming Committee win visit this ~ about March %,
and select the pictures judged worthy Of exhibition at
Philadelphia. Toe examination will be followed at as
early date a. possible by public exhibition Of tho Sc
eeed works the proceeds OF which will he used to de
fray the expenses Of insurance, care and transportation
10 philadelphia. The exhibition will be held In the Art
Club Rooms, and "a Deigbong building loaned for the
purpose and Il expected that the scheme Will be snc-
cessfl and that the contributors VIII thus be saYei all
the expenses of sending their works TO Philadelphia
The olowinnamed artists have expressed their iDten-
ton of contributing:
Sculpture and Wood Carving-Henry Dexter, ID. G.
French, Joseph Holmes Louisa Lander, Alexander Pape'
Portraits and Figure Pictures in Ol-Elzabeth Boot,
Edward BuIr, ir., II. K. BGrdick, r. J. BILLINGS, W
Warren Brown, Henry Bacon James W. Chanpney, Rob
Ell q Uncklcy Ellen Day Hale Millicent Jarvis, Helen
b. Kn.wlton ImOgene Robinson Morrell, i. ID. Mllot,
Smith T. T.. smith, william Willard and Il, l. Weeks.
wa ools DawTgs IN CSySn ana IN Yen CAM ana
Elizabeth ". Horton, H. Hollis Henry Holmes, Joseph
8omes, L. B. Humphrey, Mrs. Professor Hyatt Mrs. l."
NJ HailOHcll, George H. Jones, u. KsIan, c. T. dunzg,
NJ II. Mosnan II. X. Monroe, Helm Reed, j. H. Richards
Sonuja II. HwcetscT John Stokes, ID. j. Strain IT, L.
howe Miss A. Il. story, Mary A. Tolnlan, Gustaye
Wcnge and W. i. Wait 80,
Iadseapc Marines Cattle pieces, Flowers, and Still
life I'm OLE. W. Bannistcr s. g. ". Benjamin, g. g. Bur
eis George L. Brown, waiter Bracket, r. Carlson, 81
len NJ. Carpenter Darius Cobb. j. FoNcrOt Cole B,la-
min Cnampncy, l.. L. Custer. j.. q. Champney, NJ E'
Carter George r. Daniels Sarah T. DarIab, Henry Day
Albert DckcTnan J. j. Enneking, T. B. Frost, Mrs. L. NJ
Faircld, Walter Gay G. X. GI'uJ, Anna NJ Gregory W.
Allan Gay, X. H. Gerry, Il. X Howe, Horace g. litwes'
Mrs H. Il. Henry, ). T.. Hodgdon Lizzie X. Harlow,
GEORGE Innesa j. Il. Johnston Ernest w. Long elbow. N
T. l. .anccr, Mies Mcrr, j. A. Monks, w. T. Macy }. G.
Miles " f. norton Alfred Ordyay, Miss H. i. Osborne,
sl1,lern Francis snowe, Albert Thompson Ida g. ay-
lor y s. Turlcrmul, Mark Waterman, Hamilton O. Wild.
Ably o. Williams, Mary T. Williams, and Willis b.
YOun gmaII
1t will be seen by this list that large proportion OF the
contributing artists ladies. There are number OF
studios In the city conducted by prominent artists, and
the majority of the pupils are ladies. great deal II
GOOD work s produced these studios, as proved by
the results frequently IN the public exhibitions, and
fbp most of IL IL female students. The list
cJi,ce also the of nearly all TIE leading artists,
aud the pictures number very many works Of established
reputation. -, Ill, =. 49, IN.
tr.1 autoCTapnlc souvenir of the works about 10 be
sent from This STATE To- the Centennial Tie illustrations
lh he ftcsinlcs original sketches, furnished by the
contributing and Will give therefore, the arsts
own Interpretation their own productions az lar ~
NAV b. givrn bicf description OF each picture VIII
accompany :he illustrations