New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06
,ast week are the following:

dDSOn hamilton. An Autumn Pastoral JOO
lanbdin George c.. Gong for the Cows. ......... -
lauber. J;.....;.. Watching the Sunset 90 90
Maynard George W Bn~sOns. ~
Miller, =. Autumn Landscape. y
PARSONS, Charlie Poo in NJ the Woo: 800
Robinson. Theodore Venetian Fruit Girl. 70
s TIsi Francis "a I sT.w: Sy River
Smile James D......" Old Trees 10 the blast o: the
north wind repeating the tale o.,
smillie James D....weIl at Gaze Elizabeth near
Smith, H. Old Landing Place. =
Weldon. {. D......A Parting Glance.
Worth. Under Fire %
Many OF the vstorI TO the Water Color Exhibition find
time pass up the stairway which prety lined
with tropical plants, into the Artists Fund Exhibition
The Attendance has been fair throughout the week the
twenty first ANIMAL sale will take place Monday and
Tuesday evenings. FeDruary7 and g. At the Association
Hall. Y ". c. A. Building. Fourthave. and Twenty
thlrdst., beginning at o'clock each evening. or
the ll3 pictures, hfiy-four will be offered for
sale the 1ri evening and the remaining nIy-nne GU
the second. The auctoneer Will be Thomas h. kirby
The contributors 70 the benevolent fund are John l.
Peele and James W. Eubury.
The Amcricaa Art Gallery, at No. East Twenty
,hird-st.. has contained daly .Gu!l number
Of visitors to the BridSman Collection The
sules thus far are: "jsdy Of Cairo Wishing
$3.50; "JewesS and Arab COnstanncl," 5000;
Evening the Nile" tiunnished), $500; " Lady OF
Cons,antinople" $3.50; Lady Of Constantinope,
of Bskrs" $500: siesta" $500; "Ncrnandy Cottage"
SI7j. In addition, Mr. BridgIuan has received orders
for a painting from a study-Chldreu PYrnorsl at
$500 and for painting al $500 from study for dec.
oratye franz called La Cgale."
Mr.. Bfidgmans lonx absence from this country, OF
twelv" years MORE render interesting few facts
In regard 10 his life. He born Alabama ls41
In sG2 be steel enGravcr IN THIS city AID stu
dent At tho Brooklyn Art scco Going abruaGhn $50 he
entered the Ecoe dee Beaux Arts IN Paris After
paratvcy short time hs pictures were exhibited in the
Salon, occupying good position During the France
German War his studio for time Was In
Pont Avrn. Ha aiterwsh travelled ~ tho Iyrrhees
~ Alg'ers and IL Egyp; Mr.. Brdsinnn received a
triIGc!ass medal III 1877, an s'c,"d rss iLrd~i AMI
The ribbon Of the Legion ~ hon"r In le7' lie is now
hOrs cO,r0rrs
American Artists which WI opei In the American hrt
Gallery March p, aud clo-e Apr 90 'l b" under The
j. Alden Weis. ". Grdney Bnnce. ". 81 Ch0-e, hurus
tus 81. Gautns. A. y. Law A. a. IDayer. l.. DlhlnaU,
DIN l.. wGrnrrs hn.i OIL. Alden Weir which was In
lat are exhibition 1i the Society ~ American Artists
i n%H Comment. i VIII be ga tIhblion n tss
spring Salon, Together with Mr. Ncts portrait OF TIC
WI. 10 s'n1ios duInr the last week shGTaa many oi
the artist" hard at ""ik u'o' Tor u. A'adsny
wr r-.,' from y,s;eid@y.
An esprcl4iy ,ntyre,,'1s ard elaborate pai.''n- 5
that wairh J. h'ycrd"n II completing for toe hrn,rmy
EIbiA,iion. The F"trr' winch - a very lAtEs
-ie.t ~ t.in,, not " * "a ns large :.ef'd ~ hs
dny,,' old srror as IN "th"r paintings. bat otter
"Artnur bad, The meek sl- r~fc!vae
And pu.c Sir GIabld 10 lalNt the nal;
And rev rcutlY they bore her mo hAi.'
Tie tiine chosen ry the p4a,o: stown 10y Ii, I'll
TX !'nes:
rlcn came tnc Gnc G4wain .ni Wondered at l.o
Nrd Iancrlt letter came ard Used az he,
~ lust The t,I"-u h.rscf a:,d p,;cd her:
PIT Arth.r i ct the letter "a .cr hand,
eloOyt. tool. Lake seal, snd read Ii;
AID ever, In IL re dug, lords and Dimes
went. looking ot'eD IRON m. face who read
To hers q" bch las - s'th''
TIL, scene l3Ny circular hail IN Arthnr- palace at
Came OF rac.rcri wi;H mh'-iv plar@Oi phyry and
marble IN n..dc oi the foreground npna couch i.e-
lrsaire forward. her ,hn .snrp1riei by ner
hand By. her side staEdS Ariiur, AL broad
lr;tor. Jus. READ. and loo ~ down upon Lldlnc.
On the otr,i 80: Of tie c1u the "9rm' ODD servifcr.
Will ong wri,e hair and beard rcnderiue his Hangar
face iorc GrroW.J sits p1tIrntil upon The door Near
by .-Iy OF tnr CENT ovrrGone YIN f'ei Is hnling
for Yard. her lac hIdrh ~ h' iAnds A. :he head Il
hr ,OGcl s,an!- 10" pure 81 GAlinad" looking down
wii %s-r,a ne%G. OF .',r5 ~" m yr L'dacs
looking acr0ss Lame al The Qieen GLiGcvcrr
couch s ng the fin" sr Ga%an" A. II. loot :.
another lsdy Of lie court. her attitude express
face OF Sir MOdrcd. In tie background are servants
t0lrrs and peasants. In tho costumes Mr. IIuvendr
and details areas TeYrvsun'r purely imaginary
hnnrhrr Large picture niHr. liOycnden, studio called
" l. Dcrupr Prcpa ai" WHICH was exhibited in last
wears ,alon vii br Tor he fret iGe In this cOun
nv IT the comm Academy Exhibition. 1t represents
R,to, Joues wno share Mr. IIoyenden'- studio has
brru pursu ny nuofdpOT ekLtclng vita great energy
M 10 the Last week. with the result Of hafro,cn fingers
AID cOugealcd bISh" There several paintings Of
srenrE in South Orange the stdO For the Paris
he j. paing winter twilight with sedgy Of half
!rozoi water IN the FOREGROUND and farmhouse with
Academy ~ LoDdOn he Is engaged upon autumn
sct showing u pasture with brook winch ~ Il
grove Of partially raheS4 trees staining III strong
relief against bright sky Mr. Jones viii also send nn
au unn scene to the Academy Exhibition here w.ich is
"A roadside South - d1lgt, SHOWING pool
ter banks covered with ld!lcn leaves, amid grove OF
trees with bright foliage.
A pleasant aud attractive picture called An Old
Clearing stands easel III A. HWyant's studio and
vii br his principal contribution 10 Acadmy EXIT
bition. IL Ia Adirondack scene. little brook
babhng down through the Clearing. now tumbIug
angrly rocks and again spreading ont into sandy
green grass and Wild hoSers OF June rased with
uncovered rocks, while IA the foreground II little
for tLe Academy, 10 composition representing up
land rocky Our with few sheep hudd, ed under wind
blown tree whr md-seS O threatening clouds hur
rying by Another picture IL view LOOKING south FROM
Tralee, rcand with grassy pool bordered b. few
rocks and trees IL the foreground beyond hch srtch
away the boys
j. +. Crolsey is painting forest scene In Orange
County, j., which represents broad pool bOId'td
" messy rocks and surrounded with trees. An auuEu
scene IN ,he KanupO Valley shows high mountains on
the right, pond and rustic bridge III the foreground
and the long stretch OF tue wooded valley Bon are Tor
the Academy There are also two river III Orange
County and scene on the susQnenaEna River III the
studio. 49,.
portrait and sudg OF lit e girl holding flowers
are engaging Percval De Luces attention ut present.
and VIII be sent to the Academy.
r. NJ. Shurtlef Is painting scene In the Adirondack
woods with the sunlight streaming down through the
trees upon the pool beneath. und upon for coming
down drink. Another picture shows the sandy shore
OF an Adirondack AXE on which stands deer Mr.
sitl0n called "Eghtia" representing dark hillside
with wolves TO the exhibition OF the Society OF American
Artists.
william Morgan will be represented in the Academy
by a picture OF Italian girl with yellow handker-
chief twisted about her head counting her pennies oe
side her haud-Jrgau.