New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-23

vas on his easel from the collection OF Mr. Durr which
will at any rate CONNECTED before there s any Thought
of going into the country. Mr. Vance absorbed with
de- for drep1ce tiles and plaques. Mr.. Vance has
lately completed therst specimens OF decoration on pot
lee, OF mystery abroad and It's appearance in practice
hcgc to invention plaque ana ''sse ny ,nls
GRATED i'm the same material by Miss Stevens pupil OF
his. Miss X. T.. DE Collier. at whose studio there are
Completed will probably remain here through the sum
ner, and will, among other things make studies rom
Teal curiosity, which found In the wilds near NOT
wich. Conn by the heiP 81 Miss o' a in tnS
are A. H. Barrows, who has some orders IN pottery
decoration to complete for Iany ana t0r people
John Thorpe, the animal painter; Miss s. l., Pnelps,
whose ons are very bus win small pofIs MIS-
small scale on and from photographs Miss nosIooa;
the portrait painter; f. a. Wilson, the decorator Oh
china and pottery and f. NJ. Badgley.
OF the scupors Mr. Ward is of for couple OF weeks
at the White Mountains q bridal tour He has been
hard at work the great statue OF Gen. Thomas, the
Newburyport OF Gen. Greene and several others
which are under way at his studio. Nj Ward has long
period of hard work before him. item In It being the
models for the dozen of ideal figures to go a.onnd
the dome OF tne new Capitol NJ Hartford,
40 four or five busts which are now In
various stages Of completion They are all portraits
masksand photographs Mt Cushing is now completing
IDEAL 10 be allied The May1Ower representing
% who has sn Been While gathering
has started up dsheyeled TO LOOK for the cause OF he
Will finish THIS up If il takes all summer Mrs NANNY
will stay In town. She is finishing the model OF
anc New England head, being that OF an old man, pr
Hayward Of Maine. The summer Is very valuable
Tor work with the seulptors. Tuey freer thon Lave
less 70 distract and accomplish vast deal of work
The temptation to go 70 the country does not exist
therefore, with them. Mr. Hartley will stay by the
studio well the rest. In tho Fan he VIII proDaDy
appear in the exhibitions with work IN terra Gotta Tor
which there a decided taste developing. some OF ms
recent sketches in tins material are Eucn adble MI
GoutInk work do completing bust or the late
n. III.
statuette 10 BIZ done III bronze
Local artists are now looking forward with some ex-
pectaon Chicago Exposition OF Fine Arts, which
will occur IN August opening the 29th OF that month
and lasting until Oct 10. Two years large lot OF
pictures was sent TO the Chicago hnc-art show,
which them as now, accompanied f1le annual Inter
State Industrial Exhibition. Extravagant promises
were the sales which could probably DE Ell
fected at iar inducement to NewYork artists
10 send on pictures The hopes thus excited were
not all realized. As consequence, ast year our artists
paid very little attention TO the Exhibition. more
cordial feeling prevails, and very large collection
10 beng made up to be sent Chicago on July 20
for the exhibition Of this year The affair is III charge OF
Mss Rose Duilee at the National Academy OF Design,
present appearances two-tnrds Of the plctes
the coming show wIll be sent OH Dy ner She has at
present collected 400 paintings for the purpose most OF
them b,ns among those recently seen at the Nli0Dai
Academy here ana few Of them being from Boston and
some from PHILADELPHIA number OF water coiors are
tie lot, the special nducecn to send on this class oi
residing in the i1ct that this will be the first I'M
poTtant exhibition Of American wafer coOrs III the west
The Chicago fair is well worthy The attention OF artists
mere. IL Ii Attended every year by irO 1oOVVo w o
900 people, and Chicago begins 10 appear III ne afhct
now as a buyer or WORKS OF art
Miss Durfee has been king up another collection, to
80 out OF town since the National Academy closed.
This collection has been completed and is just dispatched
to il de situation. 1t comprises 100 small and choice
pictures New York artists, ana Will he opened Or eA
25t vi June An The art gallery OF Tie Uni
ycrSity OF Vermont, at BurnngtOn IDey VIII remain
there for the Summer visitors, and
am attraction to them. until the LIST of september
Speaking OF exhibitions, it may not be ullntcrest-
ing TO people to read that American artists
are making reputation in the salon OF 1877 at Paris
A letter to The philadelphia Tunes states that
80 artists OF American birth have oil paint
ings in the salon, aud ono has stataary there.
Mr.. f. A. Bridgmau of New-York is reported
AS at the heal of the list with serious picture winch Is
placed Oh the lnc representing the funeral Of mummy
on the Nile Nj. A A. Anderson Of New-York, a pupil
of Bonuat and CabGnel and Mr. w. III. Low oil Albany,
both send full length portraits, the former or MIS- An
Ges0n. the latter OF hDdn Mr. ID. Il KNIGHT Oh Pnlla
del plna warmly colered picture, chtllleu Tue
village Water Carriers the iine. Mr. 4. H. Du BOls
f Nw-YoPk gives the ParsiDs two truly repre- senta
five American laDdsca They are view on the Hud
son and suiset at East Hampton. These pictures are
said 60 be exceedingly strong and rem lie ThlIa-
druhians are in force Mr. W. - Haseltlnc Las an
Italian landscape, q oil paias0l pines ME- FRANK
Moss, vigorous head OF girl, entitled q" La SyDe
Mr. j. Sargent, his first portrait, allenRtn aHar Oh
young lady deep olive dress painted against
delicate ROSY background very distinguished anu vgOf
Gus picture and Miss Sarah p. b. DOdson. classical
10 entitled Minstrel Love" Miss Clementina Tomp-
kins OF Washington has painting OF ittic itallan
girl with Il distaii. colOIed Intensely and said To DE-
the exhibition are immensely in the minority OF
course, there being 2,l92 paintings III the Sdtoh
but they present III sufficient force 10 be ieit
and noticed and they have made favorable IMPRESSION