The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-24
FINE ARTS.
AMONG THE STUDIOS.

Maurice f. Do Haas has on an easel "EnterinA
Portsmouth Harbor"-a ship sailing before tho wind.
head on past lighthouse, under full moon. which
casts It's radiance over the waiors Another and ar
elective canvas called I'm PERIL" represents 1sh-
ing boat oil rocky point, GU which waves arc dash
ing and overtaken by squliL The turbulent. hero
and there Transparent waves and surf arc excelienty
given, and the Is full Of HE aad action, tho
drawing OF the water being especially good. Tho ar
tst mas also under way "Ths Fishermau's Diugh
tor-a young girl just returning from having carried
her father his dnnsr, as no sits IN tho ooat on The
beach.
r. ". Hubbard is at work on view on a river,
with man, boy and dog on the hillside trendlnR
no banks, beyond which, over the lowiands, rises
mountain range. Another canvas - quiet meadow
s j. Guy lie hard At work hts picture, "Bedtims
Stories already spoken o., WHEN ns, premises % "
Walter Shrlaw has head OF a girl, which he has
been working on. ana which Is iui OF delightful
sontin ut and suggestveness Tho sweet lace Is IN
shadow aud tull oil tonoer shades. 'lhe rnrec Mia
CRADLES" represents three nastius chained ny their
masters cloak ana stick, AMI evidently very much ae
pressed by their coalition The attitudes and OK.
pressiOns arc good.
striking portrait OF gentleman me lace II iorcioy
treated Iiie-iiko and well modelled.
We have in MIR Edmund Paimer's temporary
studio in Brooklyn mis- bust in plaster OF tho Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, which hc exhibited 10 members
OF the congregation and others on Saturday. Ths
bust IS lic-Iike ana bold IN treatment
THE AMERICAN ARTISTS IN PARIS AND TIN
SOCIETY OF AMERICAN ARTISTS.
The following, lately received by Mr. Walter Shir-
law President of tbe Society of American Artists,
shows that tho OF tho society ut their last
hipition have appreciated, and that the repre-
sentaon from Paris at the next display will be iuli
one. AT a meeting held in Paris AZ No. 70 Boule-
vard dc Clichy, May 90 1875 tho following rosolu-
lions were suggested and approved-
Resolved Gst That thanks be rendered to the
President embers OF the Society OF American Artists
responsibility which they underwent and th5 hosU-
which they extended TO Us At their last exhibition
of Society of American Artists
OF their hearty cooperation III TIL r movement and pledge
themselves (waviug unforeseen obstacesl TO contribute to
best OF their ability 10 their next
years. exhibition.
the President of the Society Of Am ,rican
requested, possible, inform Mr.
Bridema. OF the meeting concerning the time
ANA CONDITIONS at tn sir ext years. exhibition
ioarU- request their approval OF jury to b0
elected by at time sufficiently advance send.
the pictures enable tho business
properly should better meet the ideas OF the
whatever proportion OF the jury they should think
proper, the case OF last year.
Signed-Wiliam H. Lippincott. A. r. bunner, +. r.
Vnton Charles Sprague Pearce. George W. MAYNARD,
Frank FOWLER Theodore noUnsOn Milne Ramsey. Einrch
Rein, n uovenden, II. N. Hyneman ". b. Baird. Edward
H. LJoni.. Charles r. Dubois John SARGENT Y. b. Har
rison. r. D. Williams, w uedney Bunce Henry Bacsn W.
II. Boomer Edward Moran, Walter Blackmxn, William
l. Picxneil, Aug. Saint Gaudeus. Mrs. Edward Moran.