New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-19

OF the sidewalk vendors. some one OF the peopic
who have flower pieces ia this Corridor would
have chosen beautiful even quietly good
fower-holders instead Of ugly indifferent once.
There are but few reasonably wellpainted flower
pieces here Dillon's the only ones that show
real artistic apprehension Of her subject or any real
artistic skill in haudlng and her made OF as
little importance as they ought TO he. Miss NJ X Ba-
kers flower pieces 90 and 600 to us next best
and evidently painted by one VINO is by no Ieaus
destitute Of knowledge or Of feeling Tor her 81 ]
put into an ugly jug. II has raw new look, ana lEe
handle has an awkward ar as u II hai jusi Dee
dnced to the luz and hadn't heard the name Nessels
Of this when well chosen are HA-rate suJ1cts Ul
tie painter. The forms are almost always Eooa ot a
color varies and OF them, The most Of them are
disagTceaby hard and cod. Almost al the new M~ie
ones have TINS defect ana an tlsI NVu ,P e w
with his flowers. Miss Bakers OWeTS are troub soHeB
panty in themselves, their pantiness is unduly en-
phasIZed by the ObtTYC ralutiness Oh INC lus maj
holds them
II vn hardly be worth while to 60 The rounds Of the
Corridor and point out every picture here IN which the
bad taste complain VI is conspicuous Nor would we
speak Of it at all, except that we hope some good may
come OF calling particular attention to it, II the authors
Of these works will take the pains study the methods Of
French and Belgian artists who excel In these subjects
fruit and flowers the whole domain Of still-ie, socaed
they VIII see how much depends on the taste win
which the matter handled. The DISH that hoids
the fruit, the vase that supports the h"wers' II
seen at ALL are made agreeable look at
Ana 10 inns thu inc must hNi'' ~ INV -
ent day rs IN Europc has Cnly to look about
him. and agreeable objects are to he Lad for the asking
our METROPOLITAN Museum OF Artmay have very little
ant properly called in IT, but has great number q"
artistic Objects in IT, beautiful aud well chosen, such s
IN France and England all the time being used rs
moGcl3 or suggestions by the artists hut no artist here
50 far rs we can learn cv makes any such Of our
o,yr, collection We wcr. talking short time since win
very clever young i'dy. an ARTIST 40 IS. al ID sL'
intended tur'm- hrI attention 10 Ia c"aiHh ~ poI-
roItmntv for study right ut hand: here Is the
CIstcllani Maollca, the mot b"utIHl INN J.,
10 be seem you ought to spend at l,''y on p n cy
ana your taste 10y looking a. frsratc models some
b,G fI.Trd our advice Yes sne said she had ben
there once And why not ofrrngfi She could not afford
mo- chocc but 10 AFFORD the time for study lie must take
il from his sleep FROM his table from his play from ms
work lust what This Young person most shows the
want of in her work taste; she Is pnlnstakrg she lS
acrulatc; she has gr at tecEnlcaI Hbli ha sho ms
like nrf that she wasirs time when she il putting hehei
En- the WAY get these adequately necessary qualities
What Necessity for Dir. George W. fordhans puiNng
his flower, into sucn glass that in No. 222i The
form is as ugly be, aud though the color Is weak
vet there Is SO much of t mat 10 obIudcs itself very Of
f.nslycIv. siz, doesn't always mean strength. man
may have very large AMI Yet the organ may 1c 50
weak and irr,sulD;c wlth1l that every enterprise MS
sncn a nose To his uiciurr. Then IN 3. T.. Gilbert.
L.lics" No Isl. why did not th" artist choose tl7'
~. ~",i . - ~, ' ~ ~. D.. filrIu ia. ff.T
movers I,,..d ,, i y,fia, . To- be- had that
,r,IrI NAV ~ Ter To- he fai.r,t I.rs.
In j. Brttaiu's Fruit" No. 1-2, the dish is q no
material that be named, and yet b. Is made con-
spcuous by the iIldcsEucd ornamental band around
the edge. Why use such howl, when good ones are
to be bad in pcutyi japanese bowls ana dishes, Of
,yoo1 or cartleuwar, Russian bowl. of wood. s.l.-
low dishes Of timex blown glass; Of Ln- i-l ol French
make simr'e in form but rcl-oosiuo nav. even d-fcs
Of common homemade cui"' n"'r,; Oh j." eng e. DID
!''i'''I' 'N' t, ',"' i' ''... .' o.. a .'
have what hc VII almost Tor hn'hh .".- li hoi SLOW
an IiIt't.i VIM o. t'-'- 10 '.O' ''..'
WHY fiulll li T. ~ i''''' D. .' '''l s"r q" ,,''
formal glass Tor ms wine ~ Dc ms painted lr NJ"
-. Good oal-E"mg ""Nn fi,'. Gu NJ I'uh!
oN Gay ~ ON, '.Iat hh'I'- "l. '.' -'N' .'.. :"
taste that made ST. Lawn choose f'h perfect l.h.-
H.rrs 20 pant tli only Tor iTwi,;Is 200 ana ih.l
tI""tl Nun u" '', '' 90 ''' WI ~ '.' 49, ''.
be ci.'h. Ip'.' ".." 'l.v-' l ,..y', ~
l.f-. IT, 'hg ln.i.' ',i'u 7.'-. 'N n.'.' ,..-G-'
, hr ~ Nv va, ~, ~, i .rI ,.. ~ i,rJ H. -
glass H Netting iu, No.. ~ ,' l.. ono, orc.
''.', ' Nm. a.. ~ d, l,.- a. ,i- .l. I,rr.
Low ugy. too. are tac things lu hc " -fl Ifr' ~
v-sA rptz iLoucn fn.lr u,'iDr.- alc- before that
Ir,,c,,.,,,. p.,c. .,I,..s s Jr.,,, that az,
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i. or" , 20, a., ,.. , nf q. mont f.,r
OF E"uu.hs' ,l", 70 ,,It 20. 49,, yc ,j,s,r
lu.f of soldier vrr,th.d arogt with SIM nlW,rs.
,,f'-. J,,. ,,t =, si,I r.i . lilo ill.,, -.z' sword M
,,. "a .,-.,ruJ over H. Dtiurfr- fashion: and
Two haud+ nlccodly tAru-i utI 'At picture f'or mo-
where, adjusting tu. Nir1iA-i". a.' ..t ',", ="
sl t , ~ ~, asionl.b /, coult.y f.ir
~, , ,rIc ~ mi. a,, kwa.,I tumble ls $40 n slim
fn man may Iiiiy any one of 'he hailed zen best
~ tho s,,,IIer uicfrtr.s I'm tus exhibition There 30 a
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great uta' OF 'uH'P'"'''"- ''.A ""''' "' wv '""'
and third rank about The difficulty tH.y !ud ~ selling
t,r rciules. Tnc truth s, Thar iu tie r.a'cr number
Of cases. TIE PIC a'tfd arc hu ' 1907 Nl''''uh I"
yIue oi the worn, ra'eu ''l''i t 'hr competition "f
them iu the pubic uIihti e.. Joy t' NHr ara 'kIl
49, 80 t -. 49,, ylrr,t,, . +. s...'J M nm.
a,sura ncc of many OF these a'mos, ua own worturu
and %'ik"on,n, lh r'i.nE pre- w tL' iI' I = -.'i