New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-09
Ant GOSSIP.
TIE Round OF TIE STUDIOS.
nrcrvr pIcruREs-wmERE PEOPLE ARE GOING TIL
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SUMMER
Farewell to steady work at the studios when
the time of year comes 10 raise The windows ana LEI IN
the Summer zephyrs. The time for Application TO the
creation finished pictures with most artists IL in the
Winter. when Sky and air are forhddng. and when on
that account the harbor Of the studo'has atae-
tios above all other spots earth But when the sun
reaches Taurus there an agitation in the world oi art
and everybody prepares to migrate 70 the country The
movement Begins early this year. great many doors
i'm the studio buildings already locked for the season.
and The tenants are of in the country and there viii be
further and almost general turning Of the Key during
the two weeks now coming Last Saturday evening
there was a private exhibition al the Century Club of
some of the pictures which have been painted TINS
Spring since the affair at the National Academy began,
ard there is little more to keep the majority OF
artists in town until the early irosts
Mr. Bierstadt who has been in Nassau and Florida for
a couple of months, is just home with some pretty
sketches Of places visited lie is preparing for IN
extended visit to Europe and the East To last probably
year or two. lie may push as far rs the Nile, ana
IL is not beyond the possibilities that some good Things
from his brush Eastern subjects moy be ono result OF
The tour Nj Bersadt is devoted to the scenery Of
the Western mountains and coasts OF tic United States
however he diverted tbcrefrom 10 any great extent
lie will still paint the West in spite OF Egypt ana i now
engaged on a large picture on Western subject III
for the Earl OF DuuTavcD, and represents EHyS tAlk
of which the Earl is large romantic region
Colorado Territory, which, with Pixies Peak forms the
prominent feature Of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado
j. g. Brown has completed since the exhibition began
at the National Academy two pictures of street boys OF
New-Yorl. The Passing Show " and The Flower Girl"
The artst regards the former one OF his best works
He had world Of trouble with the subjects, hut finally
succeeded in transferring six Of the most rest
less and picturesque ttcsnpCs the city, and less
uneasy bat equally nractabe showboard, which looks
So like green paper poster that the temptation 70
feel Of Is irresistible Mr. Brown goes to Grand Mcnan,
Ne. for the summer
Nv Church gees j 5 residence the Hudson. He
has done little this Spring Of any magnitude except to
complete a tropical scene for VIM. T. Dodge IT.
Mr. story goes to Boston 10 III orders. ard VII lay
aside TIE brush occasionally for relaxation ~ Passport
one of tie coolest places for which busy man can cX-
change the heats and ageravatons of summer life III Tie
city "Tle Picture Album and rosy hoy playing TIE
noor near great gland Fireplace, and ponsiyc
maiden The scashorc are now on his easel
little forctasc ofthc Fail exhibitions may zoe gathered
these notes about the summer vacation, For tAouc
many artists love with special class Of Subjects
not easily diverted by summer rmbes from the Themes
10 which thoy devote ticir lives yet many Of aese very
iambcs arc arranged with view To study and work in
special lines. There number planned for The pres
ent season which will undoubtedly Dear fruit IN the Fa
exhibitions at the clubs and Academy one is that of
Nh Nhittredgc, WHO VII study some splendid oaks 81
the vicinity Of Baltimore, famons for their beauty. AID
worthy Of place on canvas. Possibly, toe, NJ Whit
trclec may bring something from Narragauso where
DC viii 90 later Another is That OF Mr. Bristol. who
viii pay visit 10 the BERKSHIRE bills and the
AdironGacks. Mr.. s. T. GiGmd also VIII 20 to Canada
and Tie lower S. Lawrence This Is Principally 20 get
two weeks Of salmon fishing in That region, Aut sketch
i1zmacrals viii form part of The Outfit for the eXcT
sion as well fishing rods ana lines. aud Dir clifford
always keeps mis- eyes open. pretty good instance oi
nccting effect IN q storm on iakr ".3If,. ih Tmrh
furious gust Of rain ana VIVID, sach a- enc would
describe in ccuHd NcW-l "ih "s NLI't iNaIi "t.ch
came Gown over the NUS I'D ui"W '.h' l'- one
haf the ssy clear ANA filling thc rest OF i with hc most
Omuous SORT Of appearances I5e Wht SANS o. ihc
of their speed for shelter. II Mr. Beard goes 10 Cai
that tGe traits o. this lup geo WI" DE \ISihc utS t.
Nj. Bcaud has beeu very busy this sp.ns he has
Mnici and NE Divorce Suit; :" the br.ring aud
the end OF romance in which simiad1 were the actors.
Latham Of California and isnOv finishing companion
piece TO He Leadeh Ne Beside the sin Waters"
is IN Tie style and is entitled He Makcth BE e.
Lie Down N Green Pastures
A Number of ladies are also preparing TO 90 into the
country for special work 1t is in contemplation by
OF them to make up party to 90 TO the Adirondacks
aud others Will go to the same region independently.
one company Is forming TO 20 to the Catskiis This Is
Ms Culyers party and will consist Of students p0th
ladies ana gentlemen. Other ladies' are going 90 New
England and still others 10 NewJcrscy Mrs. Culver,
Who'll about terminating her large Winter class has
been too busy with her students TO accomplish much in
the way Of work herself but has among other things
some interesting plates and pieces of pottery to show
which she has been decorating The plates prOfoly
covered with flower patterns ana clouds in the rich
coors so much liked for this class Of ornaments forwe
furnished ROOMS; aud the jugs and vases both
in ancient forms aud antique styles OF decora-
ton. At her studio some very pleasing
flower pictures by one Of her pupils, Miss Sterling Of
bridgeport Conn. The Misses Cranberry will 20 To the
Adir0nlacks aftcr completing number 81 Hover PIE
fures now under way. Miss Jacobs goes 10 the
brggar by the rOadsidc-aud ~ busy now win the
portrait "a child Miss Remington, after filling mum
son will enjoy the country at Granville, near Boston,
and Will devote some time % the study OF lot OF south
imported for the purpose The result Of her sum
ner studies will be looked for in the Fail with interest
region iusI south Of the Berkshire HIS. There AT
present number Of portraits her easel which must
first Dc finished.
The fruits of one trip away from New-York are
already visible at the studio OF Mr.. WnsOw Homer
who has been spending few weeks in the South, is
plantations have been brought back. One is a group
representing a scene the day, which in Ncw-York
and in the vicinity OF Tompkins-square would be termed
by the boys ragamutns day" The central figures in
the group dressed attire, giving "a chance
Employment OF primary cOlOrs and lively effects
Since the Academy opened Mr. Frost johnson has been
busy with pupils, Lord Duerin being Them but
fgure and landscape work is blended, II being a sug-
gestiou from MajOlie Daw." The other is entitled
1.-The Morning After the BALL. hint from life in town
during the gay Mr.. johnson Is now IN Canada
with lord DucI1n painting the portrait or latters
daug hter lie VIII summer at Granville.
Mr. Loop busy with portraits and with preparations
for the Fall exhibition. He has something under way
which promises TO be very pleasing
Mr.. sattoree Will go To East Hampton, L. L. this Sum-