New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
BRCSH IND PENCIL.
SOME OF THE GOSSIP OF THE STUDIOS.

coNF OF THE GOSSIP OF THE STUDIOS.
prenaration is being made for two or three
.rproachng exhibitions. The first one Will be that OF
,b selmagund sketch Club, which will take place the
ION INST M Miners old gallery Broadway. special
,ture Of tins exhibition VIII be collection of etcmes
hy American artists. There will be an abundant show
~ this class OF work. The Artists Fund Exhibition will
also take place soon.
T. is reported on good authority, as indicating the
oNing excellence OF tho pictures OF local artists, and
snr consequent rise in popular favor that the sales
AIoores gallery the opening Of the present exhi
bition have amounted TO $4,000.
collection Of pictures gathered together by
,be York Club Tor the benefit OF the WIDOW OF
the late Charles G. Rosenberg and placed exhibition
at sl7 Broadway has been sold at auction at Leavts
Mr. David Johnson has Just completed two landscapes
with strongly painted tlees aud skies. and sunlight
effects IN fields and through the trees. In the larger
one Of the two picture of medium he has intro
duced a herd OF cattle coming down the road
into the foreground OF the picture. The cattle are
not painted strongly divert attention from the
landscape They Jerseys. Of soft color. and COM
ing down shadowed road, that they impart life to
the landscape without becoming conspicuous bits OF the
coloring lovely path through beautiful woods, with
view OF lake beyond forms the theme of second
picture called The Rendezvous which has just been
flushed.
George II. story has just painted large picture
called The Fishcrmnns Daughter upon which he has
spent much work and study. 1t represents pump
little girl with face. dressed in quaint costume
Of garnet and blue cOlors, sitting out among tie
rocks the sea-shOre, mendng nets. Some object out
10 sea- or some passing thought has called of her
attention for the moment and the child sits looking
toward the ocean. while the work has dropped from
her hands and fllen unheeded to the ground On The
way to the Beach 4" Is study OF giil, sauntotin
slowly down the path to the shore dressed IN
fashionable attire and sh lded By japanese paras0l
There hot her head, bUt the SUNNI IS day and
fbo % uu Ike oup 4i
lust cOmpeiad small picture OF street boy ial lhs
ndle iu Iu~Ouciint stN le.
10 RcyOiut orary aud Colonial themes mas lattcIf been
hn-y VITA modern landscapes H.s last work Includes
"XGvnsy Cspp M Ruckaway,' "a scene from real life.
In which The force with which the combination
Of the gray sand aud blue wafer SCI OF ne
wagon, camg fire and cluster OF cYpsys hHd
caught the eve Of the Rrtl,t and lea nm
paint the e: An old mill near oswc~o' p qulmt
village the shore OF Lake Geneva. and ma
vest field scene are also among MI Ihohpsons he"
Mr Loop now a work on tie ror'r,,,,ts Of public
painted M- "Hnone' ON a larger scait' ahu hi'o
small picture represenuus 81 malo,h conn
o1F" 31t of snrne The @ costume ls t1cet OF rcl
aud white. the cnd having fine face
by her side Der right naId is DacE Mrs Loop is en-
Mr. sa;iey' IS busy Win water coo-s representing
The Fret Qnarre ln Rlsnc Court~bir' .. Tie Heir
OF thc Sin. .h, - and " The Village u etress.'
It's anuolncc that thr sale OF the pictures of the aie
william Nj HINT viii taEe place iu Boston carly ID Foo
Mr. b t. Eainhart has lately been painting portrait,
half lenctn nf CliefJustlce Aaunu-, o. L'dt-ihuI-
Boston Ar Club H. now very prosp rnte Orrnf-
ZatlOn. Ii 40 members, and was never SO -lonE
rs the present time. The following Officers nave ju,t
been eeced Tor the coming year: G. q. Perkins plc.l
deut: Martin J.. kcnuard, vlce-prcsdcnt; Charles J..
Stratton fre" sutcv; William T. Natcuctt, seciciHrN
Char,cs " -cGuG-r Librarian; executive ccmmtte",
Thomas O. Richardson. Francis 4. Dcwsor. Richard w.
stacg George T. Fosier. N.P. J.. Lon-teiow, nel H.
Croker Elliott W Fratt, W IIeu O. Grover. Jolu /
Roger. walter +. Laus', s1mne L. Gerry I1cst W
iOneC low The txmh Of me club for 1850 be
Friday. and Will continue until saturday evening,
the 3lsi inst. -
Tie sem+auuual meeting of The Boston CTayon Club
week showed That the m euaelslp nau increased
three,old
the Metropolitan Museum of Art IN the Central Parf.
81 ms city. viii be formally opened ou tire lst ol Apil
next
The RoSf0a Trnreer saws that SOrv's Sardanapalus
IS beng put into marble, and GTeeuourls Gree viii
he faiseG ln marble ly spring DS strr OF htlf',
for Bostcu is reaCy for casting I'm brolzc.
I The Is. of series Of twelve 4cctufe- on Art was
eiyea %. tie W Ain-ton Univer6y in 81 Louis on the
evening of the Sth ms.
lhe General Wool monument erected IN Oakw0od
Cemeferv Ir1v consists of cbark Of Maine granite
sixv feet high. which rests I'll pedc-a! by pt'n ln
stye. The whole beng seventy hFc rect sE inches I'D
height and Weighing go tons. Just above the Steps
below the die sword ana .--si1es crossed anI
surmOuutcd 10y a r--seuerafs MAJ The inscription
states that the monument j. erected 10 the memory oi
both tBe Genera and MS wife.