The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-12
FINE ARTS.
WATER COLOR DRAWINGS AND on PAINTINGS
FOR THE CHICAGO EXHIBITION.


FOR THE CHICAGO EXHIBITION.
Tho New York artists will be chiefly represented In
tho art gallery OF the approaching sixth annual dis
play Of the Chicago "Interstate IndustraI Expost-
ton" Dy water color drawings. The opening day Ia
September 4, and the sxnioition will remain open
until October 49, The Art Committee, consisting of
Messrs. T.. G. Assay, 4. s. stcgney, James Ii. Dole,
John Stafford and George q. Clarke, desire 10 make
water color paintings feature Of the display, 80
instructed Renner Co., their agents IN this city,
The latter arm have mado large collection Of water
colors, 10 which are added few oil paintings. and
have already shipped the greater part of them There
Will be about hundred aud twenty-five wale
coors aud about twenty i've oils. The former will
be by the list OF the princpal Ones gwen below.
are chiefly from the last exhibition OF the American
Water Color Society, and among the oil paintings
several which attracted attention At the arst
exhibition OF the Society Of American Arlisrs.
The water colors by native artists are j. G. Nicoils
good "Portland harOor" aud anether marines
Kruseman van EiIen's admirable "Homs, Sweet
Home" two landscapes in New Jersey aud In
Massachusetts; Henry r smitn's "oa the Coast Of
France, "Morning on the shoals" and ''rhs Nearest
Way Home;" y. q. G. Darley's ''5choolDoy" aud
"Ths Barnyard," James 7. Hinds' sold Gate, St
Remo.' and ''Nesr the Coast, Buzsard Bay" James
c. rhom's "Feediug chlcxeus," '.Autumn" and
House' and 'Ths Edge OF the Mountains ). Mary
Kolock's "Brittany Woman DRESSING Tor Her Wed.
ding" "Old House, BRITTANY" aud ''Church, SIX
teenth Century;" tho unfortunate WANTS "liaiau
PEASANT and companion; l.. W. Woods "Crossnl
the Ferry" aud mis- excellent and eharming ''rhs
Muddy Crossing,n Samuel Colman's 'Vsnios.n A. T..
Bricbers "Among the aaz ,rds.'' '.Scitusle CiIsn
and down by the sea;n J. Hopkinson Smiths tine
'Lookina Seward" and 'sultry Morning." Arthur
A..
Autump," David Johnson's "Glimpge OF High
Bridge. T.. Unauvet,s blowers ,, George Hosssciu's
'Colster study ;" George IA. Smillie's 'Good Alter
noon," "FiowcTs,' evening in Pous hkcepsie,H
The !, Bs.snsr Cottage" and his ,.Dsy IN Early WIN
Leaves" and sTne Ola Hat,' william sar.a,ni
Marsn r. Biusn's ..septsmoer Grseungs," Amelii
Harmons Flowers" J, T. Cropsey's "Autumn,"J.
New London - James ID. Smillies t'Buttsrnut Bend"
and mis- careful "Digging Potatoes" r. NJ. shurtnGs
Corn' aud sTne Oid Landmark, - Charles II. Miler's
"Iandscape and Cattle" Percival dc Luce's ''uh,l-
woods" S. Basoomo Gnoerrs "Fiowers, Agnes d.
Abbott's "rhe Ola House with the Gable Euds' aud
very pleasing "Flowers ana Miss Jacoos' ''rhe
Tired Newbboy."
Among the foreign water coors sent We note Pradil.
las ''sen'ry. fime OF Charles W. Q. IL. Weighi'i
"Going 10 the Farn "Ag ressops peasant OF Tivol,"
Cipriani's fhs CARDINAL" Do BernieI's Winter ia
Holland" berne Beilecour's "Corpas Chrisu Day"
and "a japanese SKETCH" +. A. Kaulbochs graceful
htis ''Bavarian Peasant GIRL" PIstscn's ''iuess Ny
Name" J. q. viberps SPAIN sunday" Ankers
"Contentec," Brunnermann's "ln the Garden,n Fe.
Iix Ziem's "Palace de Muia" COrtazzo's 'winter," o
graceful little Ciceri, Buder's "fwight IN France"
Longpre's "Flowers' and Octave Sonniets ''Cayeux"
The principal oil paintings forming part OF the col
lection are Walter SnrIaw's "Bather" wnicn he has
been lately retouoning; Duveneck's mastery elm
terror OF 81 Marks" fwacnt I'm ms 'Fshing Boats"
Humphrey Moore's "Arab sentinel on Duty" and
"Eagie Nest" Baird's "Chickens," small cattle
In a landscape BY James Hart, Mss jacobs busy
Bee." Fuier's ..rhe First Gr.ndcnlid." Eastman
Jonnson's 'rhe Country Store,'' George W. May.
nard's 'Musical Memories" ana "a Venetian Girl"
Veiton's 'Girl Feeding Coats" Clinton Ogilv's's
.'Lauterbruunen Valley" and mis- good ',Lake como"
william N. Chase's strong study "On Guard" Laura
WoodwArds ..Caiskili Brook" Osrters ''Snssp" and
J. h. Doiph's" Care OF the Little Onea"