New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
THE WATER-COLOR SOCIETY
TWELFTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION.

WHITE ROON-WooD RNGRAyERS-MR. EATON's
PORTRAITS.
II is pleasant TO read on the walls OF the
Exhibition Rloms IN the frequent tickets marked
",old" the signs OF Increased prosperity OF the
Watrr-Coor Society, and 10 hear from the attendants
the report OF q much larger number OF visitors
THIS season than ever before. This succcss Is
not <ctiuous; It is the natural result OF the
united Efforts Of the members 10 make
good exhibition, each art-t taking pride n sending the
best work he is capable Of Much too, is due 10 the
cyed50.e way n which the hanging committee has as
rule performed is dficut task. Tho hanging "a MT
only fairly .ld honestly d0ue It il done with mucn
taste tlc rooms present remarkably bright and cheer
ul appearance. and the drawings are We'll distributed
each OF the three rooms havu. fair share of the good
things. and The corridor coming OF with something
better than the usual Younger brother, portion ot Ode
estate Il Is noticeable too. thai the members ~ t-e
hanging committee have not usurps1 the best places,
Huj have gracefully given the houor- to others chan
ta,m.l y.s. Tueruvu drawings are we'll hung, ne tAev
have .Hc0 90 l.u- dI well, but ,aey a" lot bla "3-
tr.-.,.y. Indeed, vc t.ak ta.. u u.uy cases .i.g
l-h' with justice, and with pleasure 'o ,.. pubic. Lave
ha.r ..t-.- placed.
v.rt-a.l.ls ce--r.u- nor strong iu f-uro s~hect'.
Most of -l- few good muias lLl' tle o11in'o cone
tam. have already ueeu mentioned I'D our opening ar.-
Gle We wish cou.I change our .i- r-e" " r --'
syuirc,ous WORK iuto p~a.se, hut 30 TiI nov permit
o.. more lau admit az the head 10 Oh" West o.r
Smiles" 40. $50, IS a little less dead iu expression
than t1s rest; there is really som- a tile a,-
e-l' o' I-' ''.T' cary "'''''. r'".' '-' ' ' t'
of u4gd wood Co simulate sLle Severity r ore t De-;
hardness voolruue-s. Is another. Let N- -Tmustou
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