The New York herald., 1876-02-01
FINE ARTS.
Exhibition OF PAINTINGS AND MUSICAL ENTER.
TAINAfESr AT THE IoTos CLUB

rAINMENr AT THE LoTos CLUB.
The ladies' reception at the Lotos Club took place
yesterday afternoon. The entertainment commenced
with the following programme Piano solo, signoI
Marosni "Noel," NJ. Ad Flamant; "L'Incontro,"
Miss Hattie Bedoe; "Pat and the Pig" Mr.. Harry
Beckett; zone Word, Nine. lzorA Elder and Mr..
Rouse; piano solo, Nine Carreno- -sauret; Celeste
Aida, Hiram r. Romeyn; ASLEEP at the Switch"
Mr.. George Hoey; 'Thou'rt Like Unto a Flower" by
Miss Bedloe Mr.. Carl Fora, musical director. The
honors carried OF by Mr. Hoey his rendition Of
the poem OF his composition. In it his sympa-
thetic voice and dne reading displayed advan-
tagc.
On the walls were hung the pictures, nfy-eight in
number aud with two or three exceptions, the work
OF American artists Al the end OF the rooms is Null
vany's Trial of Horse Thief the Western From
tier" Near It is Ruins Of Bridge at Nartri, Italy
large picture by Cropsey; Sunset on the Coast" by
Ed Moran; portrait Of Mrs John T. Raymond, by
David Neal an American artist, now in Munich who
occasionally sends his pictures home souvenir oi
East Hampton" by Robert c. Minor, Is low in tone,
the gloom OF twilight pervading the scene giving the
artist opportunities Tor the most subtitle rendering OF
earthly iorms while 1t displays his great strength N
sky painting "women OF Cairop is by f. A. Bridg-
man. an American artist residing In Paris. 'The Mu-
siclan" - Is s.ronS nSSTe Srs by W Lnnig Jr sunse.
BIerstadt "a Morning Gleam,n by A. II.
Wyant; PORTRAIT OF the Arustr on two
inch horse in an Eastern DESERT by r S clifford, s
an excellent likeness, though the head is not more
than quarter Of inch in size. ''some Very mpor-
tant Business shows a little four year old seated at
writing desk with different objects scattered
though business with him meant mischief This Is by
George II story The seasons are four small pictures
by William Hart 'ln the wilderness, IN which he
has introduced group OF deer, is by w H. Beard "A
Iady's" and "A Bachelors Table, are two good still
life studies, by Marston Ream Three small Egyptian
scenes, full of glowing atmosphere, are by Frank
Waller Little Sunshine is pretty little girl, by j..
G.. Brown. ''Travellng in Corsica" represents Cor
diligence with its five horses, passing along \
road, side Of which is a man trying TO hold q
donkey out Of the path OF the vehicle; A. Wordsworth
Thompson is the artist Every Comfortable" 4" Is an
old sitting with his hands, palms out.
ward before stove, by Eastman Johnson. ''By Their
Fruits Yc Shall Know Them, " is country scene, with
fruit trees in blossom, by Edward Gay. ruins OF
Gutenfcls on the Rhine,' is one OF T. Addison Rich
ards best pictures "ln Venice, by X. Swain Clifford,
represents group OF fishing boats tied TO stake out
H. De Haas. Landscape and Cattle" is a strongly
rendered group of Attorneys reposing, with we'll
Coach" by whitbridge; 'swiss Lake." by Casilear
small MARINE" by Brcher; Coast scene" by
Nicoll; Landscape and Cattle" by James Hart and
TAFT Landscape, by Kruseman Van Elton; Scene
In Cairo by Edwin White; Landscape" by Wyant,
and "Twilght," by Albert lnsley water Lilies in
their native element and surroundings, exquisite lit
tic study by Charles Miller small landscape by Shat
tuck. "lts an III Wind which Blows Nobody Good I"
where gust of wind sweeping through forest has
overturned trap and freed rabbit IAN Intruder -
by Frederick ). Church, represents pelican which
has nested on the beach surrounded by flock OF sea
gulls The line Of the sea beyond the beach is partcu
lary good we'll the birds in this picture Bar
bara," by q. H. Pangborn, has more color than he
usually INDUCES in but the face as full OF expression
'Court Yard, Chailly France" and Modern
Claude Melnote" arc two small pictures by J. OBJ.
Inman, Of the famous Inman and now resident
OF Paris 'The Last Rose OF Summer" Is by c. j. Tay
lor. 'Study OF Swiss Rebel" is by II. II. Moore.
'Tired Out" pretty little genre picture, representing
two children in doorway, is by Eug. Freyer "rhe
Pet Bird large figure Off peasant girl feeding her
ird ~ Il