The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-09
ART RECEPTION AT THE UNION
LEAGUE.
SECOND MONTHLY EXHIBITION IN TEE CLUE
GALLERY.

SECOND MONTHLY EXHIBITION IN TIE CLUE
GALLERY.
The Union League Club gave the second Of ths
seasons monthly exhibitions Of paintings and rooep.
ton OF the artists represented last evening The pic
lures as vol tho monthly club meetings those
casops usually together very full assembags Of
club members. but tho rain kept many away last even
Ing THIS months oxhibitcn, as the art season 10
now fully opened, 10 moro important and richer 10
notable canvasos OF which there are como my, than
that OF last month.
Turning 10 right entering the gallery the nrst
picsursis moonlight scene BY Herman FuchsaI. and
next hangs Arthur Par.ons bright MONDAY on the
Delaware Above arc "Ready for the Chase," an
excellent example OF Eugene Mscks, and BY u Nc
Eales's Sources Of tho Delaware" Next 10 noticed
Seymour Guys very admirable canvas. Cloves FIRST
Labor" Below are portrait by Loop and sunse. on
Lake Champl.in By Arthur Parton. Further along
hangs very charming hule LANDSCAPES. with figures.
by wadsworth Thompson, and by u Clinton Osiivic's
aue,, restful sMcadow Brook" on the upper line 10
Brichsr's "Afssrnoon-Plum Island Beach, next 70
which 10 very natural cattle piece by ). H. Doph-
Tho Q. ana che r,1gI Ga p the r' below Is hung
Az lhs sura Of tho gallery noticed T. s. Churchs
drawing "A Sea Prinscss," and below u nsure study
isndoriy treated example Of J. B. Brisso and In the
centre Of this nofth wall W. 5. Mays strong
s.BAvaGinn Landscape" On inc lido eO0vo - r. a.
Silva's s.Scenc the Hudson" ana . charming Van
Eltsn Next hangs j. q. Browns His favortte
Book;' near II H. T. GrAy's '-Jessica," above which
is . comicaI littic \. s. Church. Tho RcprimaDd. ("
lot far from these 10 .Tho Little Bcgyar," charming
little Eugene Pratt OF Florence. Oa the east wall Inc
first picture noticed Is r. e. Minors Near Dinant,
Belgium" and next Humphrey Aooros bright PFC
sure, LA Mnnolan Thcn comes Walter Shiraws
golden toned graceful picture, Tho Modern Psyche.
In tho ccntro Cropseys largo and rccent canvas OF
nm Enesh roadside scene, and 70 tho right Powcls
sThs Village Post Boy.n
On the other sIdo OF the east door Is . sunset
tho western plains, with herd Of bualoes coming 70
drink, W Albert Bicrstadt. Above this hangs barn
yard scene by Shiriaw, and on tho line next j. q.
Browns carefully and strongly painted figure piece
s.Discovcry Of tho Wreck II. W. Robbins Ia repre-.
resented by his largo canvas. "Harbor leland. Lake
George.n In tho corner amusing picture, 6y
Eugene Mccks, called ''Uncorkng His Best" Just
above this landscape with cutie al brook, oy
John G. Wiggans, which worthy OF much praise Tor
careful and pleasing treatment by Lcgrangcr tnere
view. Esopus Crook, and Arthur Quartlsy 10 rep
vases truthful and full Of COLOR called Tho Fisher
mans Home, Cspo Ann" Gilbert Gauls simple and
very pleasing ION tho Island Of Grand Msnan" and
Dolph's "Fsmily Carcsh hang on Tho Same wall.
Around the turn are BIT Of old New York by Tiffany
and George Story's Academy picture, fhc Tes,y 0id
Squire" next 10 which is New Hampshire scene
ny SonntaE
Tho Two members OF tho Art Committee who did the
hangins-namey, Mcssrs. Baker ana Waiier-aro 10 b
congratulated on . very Judlcous arrangement