New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27
ARTISTS UOEK.
THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION ANp IFS fNlIiW
TiON-PICTUREs HY rs MEuBIEs-Niw WORK
FOR TuE ACADEMY TNHiBIUN.


THE AMERICAN AET ASSOCIATION ANp IFS rXHim
TiON-PICTCREs HY ITS MIMBIEs-NLw WORK
FOR TIE ACADEMY EXHiBurpN.
The American Ant Association. which is CON-
posed chiefly OF artist. oi the cy Who have recently
TUNED from the schoo- of LuroIc especially tho-e Of
Paris and Mauror have ~ some time studied or triv-
cleo ~ tLt Od word, 81, ir'I af.ng fur an exhibition.
10 take place TIE Kurt Gallery, early ia March The
numbers twenty members, some ~ HON
al. stid IN Europe. The exhibition VIII comprise work.
by American painters, whether III tins "f foreign couu
tres The officers of The association ar, Walter Hfaw.
Pre,denti Augusta. -. Gaudci-. Nlrc ft-idcnl; Wy
ant Eaton, Secretary; Lou.s {. llAaNy. Treasurer.
Among the member are samuel Coleman. T. swain Gil
fo.d John laFa,gc I'cdcrIch Drlman. Homer Martin,
Thona. Moran v. huituiI. jraI Ven. George intr-s
A. H. Wyaui. Ouycr l. Warner tho sculptor. and J.
/ Dolph
Amo z tho.e sending pictures from abroad are Duve-
n,ck whose picture. a Boy and CocLnioo," attracted
| much attention al the DENY LAh!niu"n OF last
Spring: ". NJ Chase, who was selected 10y Herr Poty,
director OF Royal Bdvaran Academy, To paint the
portrait, Of his amdy, work whic. he Il now en-
.agod; David N.a. IrcIcrck Bldsm.n, OF Brooh}n.
who has recently received nigh noupfs in lar- Angus
tus -. GauIcrs. Mr. No!k. ron of Leonard Voh' the
sculptor and Mcssrs Knight an Dytr
Waiter snirIaw viii scnd lie Size. upright picture,
Going Bathing" representing young u..n holding
strong tuggIng bulldog by leash, AID ,seeudng a
steep path 10 The water.
George Iunesa Is working three landscapes. The
Morning SUI" shows "a group Of cattle with herds
man, coming np the SLOPE through rocky gap. beyond
winch Is the just ungug The clouds with
"a rosy hue moi set falling upon tho foreground
where the grass tcnier green. Tho second picture
u hayHg scene after Hh afternoon shower Is iull OF
strong bright color. rainbow spans the sky at the
left partly oscu-d by lLLt. drling clouds, ana the
foliage and yoELure are fresh ana bright after the iuih
The hayIDahers unloading the part OF their todd
which ha tie effect vi the SHOW and spreading
10 dly. Eey ond III the distance CLEAN INC spires Of
village. "Ihc Evening shy, j. tie subject or TIE tlrd
picture. fisherman .zy r'cliny 0n grassy bank III
The fore ground, ant the cattle are Ftkns Their quarters
for tine nght IN barn IN the middle distance All thito
pictures intended for The spring exhibition o! tHe
National Academy. Mr. Inuc.s VIII send one or more
pictures TO the new associations exhibition.
LOUIS G. Tiffany has on the easel two pictures sue-
gesive Of the quaint cities OF tine Continent, hut which
prove be IN Duancs on the east side oi Broad
WAY Two or three old buildings with wooden fronts.
and long haliincloscd balconies dOrmer windows, and
lOw doors, occupy the main portion OF the picture sugy
and tall chinincys and hflcA buildings showing "a the
extreme left aud ia the bacl aground An old Hover
seller arranged h- wares IN 'front.', aud the eA!then
poisHnd green pants co,dni WIN 'i IN i,'
fronts. An old bi-boad plastcIed WIN bIlSbte' cor
Orc bills the h' - theatrical pp-irr, completes the
picture II Wi! go 10 the ne" associations thhlotioh
4 second picture, a more extended We" 0i Inc same
moi lborlio0d. intended TOT the Paris Exhibition
t. Swain Clifford hds two pictures on the easel, for TIE
American Art Association exhibition. 1he larger one Is
an old apple orchard tine coast ~ Masacnu-etts In
the foreground u @! apple trees, whose distorted
limbs tell OF buii,ng The grass has the vccn-
liar character notice ibic in heritage the salt water;
The sky l. cold and gray, mud sire ching III tue mr. ul
lance !. the long blue ur OF the uccil 'cJrcty disce
'i ,,r,n, lie frees but Tor me solitary white snl.
"a WINDY DAY III cicmb,r j. smaller pctufe tIa}
and brown iu tonr; c!umP OF trees, blown ~ thr
strong breeze cOd. graz fockS' ana sHy i' Vi
drifting CLOUDS.
W. sarain has several small pictures ready Tor the
associations exhibition the most important being the
head of an Italian peasant gir, which was exhibited re-
Gently at the Lotos Club: companion piece. broadly
aud strongly treated, the head Of Italian peasant
boy. Several studies Of Alr rian life. showing me
archcd. underground streets, with OCCtsOua,J laIAct
scene bright with color, are among bis recent works.