New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
GOSSIP or THE STUDIOS.
NEw PICTURES IN TowN-wHAT Is GOING OK IN
OTHER CITIES

NYW PICTURES IN TOwN-wHAT Is GOING on N
OTHER CITIES.
The picture of Conway Castle" by Turner.
discovered ia Newt eIsey by Thomas Moran and bought
By him. is about TO be etched by the This pic
ture is now exhibition at MOOres IN Madison Square
and is attracting much attention among the lovers
mastery art work Mr.. Moran Will make IA large etcE-
ing and intends limit the number OF copies 300
strictly The first twenty-five copies will be the choc
est OF all They will be the autograph copies aud VIII
cost subscribers 800 piece The price Of the Others
Is graded down sketch OF the etching ID placed on
easel al MOore's.
Mr.. whittredge whose new house in New-Jerscy robs
the city his society too much OF the tmc in town
Saturday at work upon his Academy picture. a large
Landscape tie coast Cape Ann scenery supplies
the material OF the picture. Mr. Whittredge is ntoduc-
ing OF the old honses O' which he has found
such number III ew-Euglaud lingering in the rural
remind The present occupants OF the land Of
the good old colony times, when lived under the
King" country roadway runs across the picture.
The house and the domestic scenes surrounding
the foreground side OF the road while beyond grove
aud further beyond the gray rocks, the golden beach,
and the 1t mght be remarked. here, incidentally,
Mr WbittredGe has decided TO sell at auction next
year about seventy Of the best of mis-
OF 900 Oil sketches OF American scenes. Mr..
J. G Brown will the time sell number OF his
sketches the boys OF NewYork the fishermen OF the
coast, etc.
number of character pieces representing Edwin BoOh
m different dramatic roles THIS IS quite out OF the
ordinary path when Mr. McEItee likes 10 follow. but
he rs not the first who has given himself the
tion aud profit of change of work.
The picture by c. r. Grant, Of Boston, at Moorce en-
titled DelusOns OF Other DAYS" sold first
visitor VINO it, 1t represents three girls com
ing by a foot path across broad common They are
looking back witch they have left behind them aud
are congratuatlng themselves on not having crossed
her path 1he gentle and maideDy bearing OF the three
girls reminds of the pictures Of Boughtou.
A courtyard on 1ann in France has given a
suggestion Tor a picture Miss c. K Murdoch, aud The
work has been sent over here from Paris and
Is now on exhibition at kecbard's, being, by the
vay the first ore sent bsck by her from
Frauce Miss Murdoch is American girl
who has made special study Of sheep ard small
animals had tie advantage OF contact wth Chi
aya and sehenck. who lead the painters OF France
this department Of art Tie farm court picture intro
duces a fOck OF doves which coming down the
scene aud other incidents OF the humble. happy life Of
the farm The high Of the and plasteIed
walls OF the house permit the
i've the picture with the gray which admired
now The drawing good aud the pleasant one.
Mr. j. G. Brown IL busy with his Academy picture.
On the Wharyes"--a crowd o, boys sitting on the
wharf aud fishing in the dock one has fish; bat the
lines tangled and one kuowa which Inc hc
The interest centres in the boys and tie tangled lines
Mr. Brioher is painting three pictures 10 OIL one req
resenting big wreck The shore ana Tie Otler two
bathing beaches ia New England he Ads lately finished
figure picture called Day Dreals7 b.ue. gray and
red, which has been photographed and j. TO Do en-
graYed. There Is only neure IN scene young
lady, sitting the rocks h Ihe careless grace OF
city girl and rnusing over the sen.
the moathly reception OF he Az. students League
for March VIII take place Tuesday evening at s
O'Clock.
IL seems i,bable that fbOut the middle of ypue a
number members Of the Artists Fund Society VIII
make o ten days trip NfIgaa Falls, through the Erie
Canal. tie inS1 glOn OF Mr. " j. Agke OF CaLjO-
hare The eei 10 consist oi three b0als In tow OF