The New York herald., 1877-10-30
ART AT THE PALETTE.
THE FIRST FALL EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS ~

THE FIRST FALL EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS ~
The Palette Club held their opening fall loan ex-
hibton OF paintings monthly reception last oven
ing. Tho collection OF paintings numbered consider
ably hundred There admirable 0ppor-
tunty for lne display and excellent use was made
OF very choice aud notable collection OF pictures
being presented TO the OF the club members and
invited guests, among whom large number oi
well known artists. In the adjoining club drawing
room, where the rocitations singing aud piano rc-
citas which formed part OF the evenings
took place, a number Of pictures were hung.
Taxing as starting point in the gallery wnslow Ho-
mer's Trapper In the Adrondacks, blue boat looking
for beaver signs will pass around the gallery to
the right, noticing tho pictures which seem the most
deserving OF It. N. y. II. do Haas IS represented by
hnc marine and next is very pleasing Casilear;
Henry Peters Gray's .Ruth and Naomi,n and by II Q
tho Newfoundland coast by William de Haas.
Then small Eastman johnson and a landscape by
krGseman Van Ettcn-very nIco In quality.
Above these hangs fine large upright winter piece
OF T. I. Smith. Near the corner hangs J.
G. Browns "what Dye Say9' and around
the turn an Adirondack scene by sonntag
Oswald Aschen Dach's large, strong canvas, "Naples
summer Night Festival" hangs on the line on tho
cast WALL and above 10 the right Auffcy's "MatcrnaI
Love. and ty II "A Glimpse OF the Lake" by Fuller.
Fcodor Enckc has by tneso artlsicay treated por
"a u
Roman peasant. gri strongly treated ION Duane
street. William," faithful local bit by L. e..
ay BY .as hangs On hG pHs, nS very ehs%nsy
California" Noticeable further along 10 sOn tho
Beach" BY C. H. Brcher. and 5. Herbert McCord's
large canvas pcturing Irvine's ''Sunnyside,' - tho
companion to which, ''Soepy Hollow" hangs in tho
adjoining room.
On the south wal; hung the entrance from
the cub, ION the Battery" by n. r. II. dc Haas
Me second line little study OF a Spanish gir by
II ~ Pratt and below fine picture by Humphrey
u Q
mahtiiia and flirting with her fan strong head OF
Moor by waller IS hoxt noticed and OF David
Johnson stronp rich landscapes Further along are
an Ed Gay sfarm Slopes oi tho Mohawk y ana
below largo and pleasing landscape by Clinton os,l-
vie. Next hangs W /. Richards lnc study Ct greens
around Mountan Brook" and Waller careful piI,
"a Corner IN Ny studio"
The position ol honor this wall s held by James
NJ Harris large and strong canvas, 1.-The Approaching
storm. Above Is an excellent example OF A. u.
Durand, aud near hoad by Huntingdon ON tho hnc,
II deserves, hangs Wa ter shirlaws strong color
study, forgotten Cares" On second line above
Is line marine, with shipping by a lighthouse, by
Quartley. Noxt WAS noticed upright OF OF those
picturesque Breton girls, By Edgar n. wa,d, ami by
the corner couple oil very noticeable ittlo st Ifo
bits by Miranda, below which Is Wyant always al.
mirablc
On tho corner hangs james ID. Smille's Gne canvas
"L'tins OF the Clouds" aud tho west wall far
from Il, Now JcrscY scene ny lnncss =. >. Rem
hardPs "Auumn' hangs on this wall, una BY TIA
very strong iitto ia-tn anu roadside scene by W. -
Macy Towering 10 tho cclling In the central position
hangs W. f. Marshali's colossal head OF Christ.
Below, along the line, Is a second David johnson,
'Eveulng npd nearu an excellent J. r. Bellows. Noar
these is story's Organ Grinder'' and IN tho
tho large pnd we'll drawn, modelled and painted Will
lam Morgan "fhc Oracle"
.hurch's '.Home OF the Pioneer" hangs the ad-
joining halt OF tho north wall. does Walter Shir.
law's mastery Centennial picture, 'Good Morning."
just above, to the right, Is hung = s. Reinhart's
graceful, fairy like 'Woodland Nympns. Among
the other pcturcs noticed in this "a sun
day Aternoon,' by Walter Satierlce, and William
Aart's ''pcnic Ground" which had good place on
an easel. on others r. Baurs alto relcvo Ia
marble ssThc Power Of Love" tho god riding griffin;
avcry credillble little medalIau portrait, modelled
III days. by Miss Gerson, young lady OF thircec
summers aud medallion head oi his wife by II.
Bacrcr.
aercrs statuctte OF Goethe, noticed before these
columns attracted good deal OF attention.
The Art Commntec were Mcssrs William a. Camp,
chairman John henry Hull ami Charles VI. lsham
Tho pictures will remain exhibition today and
Tomorrow between two and ten l.. n. Cards Of I'D.
mission given by members.