New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-06


o,s NJ the largest figure pictures sent In is Rchelieu
and Jues by vergilio Tojetti until recently OF san
exhibits this year in the Academy Ior INC
Srst time The Rcheheu In long roDes sts
IN nigh carved armchair beside table on whch are al
open book and crucnx The light streaming in from the
chamber window strikes almost upor the upturned race
Of julie who close beside him. One OF his hands
rests ON her head the other upon the open BOOK Inc
time Is told by the words Bulwers drama OF Rcneheu
To my breast. close, closet
= Men~bearded, mailed men-the lords Of earth,
Resisted hattery, falsehood. avarice. pride
As this poor child, with the doves innoceht BOOTH
Her sex tempers vanity and power
He left y0u-wenf
W. Gedney Bunce sent In view OF Holland Marshes
with quaint old windmill standing strongly out against
bright umi nous sky and Venetian Fishing Boats at
Sunset W. sartaln submitted study Of a head and
q view at Gudecca.
Thomas NJ Moran's Academy pictures are a view Of
rocky open woodland with figure traversing wind
Tug path between the trees. view OF Threemie Haroor
Long Island Sound @ iurid sunset over Long Island
sand dunes scene on the Upper COoradoand Florida
landscape with lagoon tall grasses and palms In the fore
ground while in the background an old church appears
NJ Nimmo Moran's Academy picture is"A Summer
Hamilton Hamilton sends to the Academy :" The
willow Lane" a road oyerhung oy drooping WILLOWS
snripS Landscape, and Ebb Tide" low sandy beach
red-sired fisher boy standing beside his STRANDED
Francis FowIers Academy pictures "In the Lane"
spring scene. and portrait III costume. $685.,
Z NJ B. Odenhemer Fowler sends Charlotte C0rday'
: In many studios the completion OF work for the
Academy has by no brought Of rest for
y he ssf exsbon Of the Society Of
held to be goal worthy Of attainment There mas been
members OF this Society should exhibit also with
the Academy and the only result IbsI at e %b So
aud others only with their own society the fourth
ssry Broadway and Tweay 6irdst on Monday March
2e. and close on Saturday, April 80 The Exhlhltl3n
n @ Chase
81 andens Frederick De%16 W. P rev So, W. a
give: PROMISE Of iStsrssting features Not only w
10 ss city DC dm arss Out aoaa
Alden Weir win send two large pictures. Inc
Mnss e q B4nees paintings viii form one Of the most
attractive features Of the Exhibition dne{ WI VI ne
uson League Club, November Mt. Desert land
soap, and "Kneebow," view In south Manchester mr.
filling boats. A. p. Ryder will exhibit some small
W N. Chase Will be represented by a large Spring
Scene mar Lake George" painting OF young girl
sitting Mt organ and several portraits Mr. Chase mas
Harysra Tayersy for u o. IN P s
a q sx nae" SSere hang oortras
OF Colonial patriots and Statesmen and bygone Harvard
and %o may cSpe ey a %aG sus a
worthly represented Il will be remembered that ex
scho1 and aisorecsived tin honorary degree Of LII D.
H. 1877. John Adams, John Quincy Adams and Rnther
spatos who received degree in course from Harvard
Universsy There are portraits OF the Adamses In Me
Is the result OF by the alumni not exceeding
~ any $40 collected BY committee consisting ." S OF
Lowell and Joseph n. Cboate. Mr. Chase has also re-
ssyes a an S S 10" EXHIBIT m
Frederick Dislman viii SEND to the Socetys Exhibition
q genre picture and small landscape
r. d. Milet portrait, and A. H. Thayer spring land
q III Dewey will show IAN Orchard 10 Spring." which
gives pleasant view underneath the long, dropping
Ffspes Fowler viii exhibit Twilight" landscape,
ard view OF aFirnch farInyard; white NJ b. oden-
heimer Fowler VIII shS study Of head prs,oors
n w Dew,ne win exhibit some interesting pictures.
IL sculpture. DIN l. Warner, will be represented
by his statue. OF q wood nyInph dancing,
Ms asS Morgan %s Of The last was
purchased By tho Boston Art Museum in plaster.
cal pont Of view, seems N questionable taste for an
olject o. art designed forpermanent exhibition
Augustus st. Gaudcns Wa exhibit several nedallions
ana possibly some decorative work ,,-4o...
The collection Of seyentytwo pictures by Edward Gay
Of Townsend a Evans, No. 1o7 Est Twenty,thirdst,
Ies cs many ss aq WI" several s
and winter but the majority show different
most forcbly painted and really attractive picture
small Spring Of little ryer, with color
Beec6ss,1 large woodland scene with water, STANDS
near "silver Birchss," both bright and pleasant;
0fsin the UpaDds,n Wild Flowers. BY the Sea-,
beach scene with twisted soft and quiet view Of
salt MEADOW, " Down the lane in AutuiIn." and
and somewhat ambitious paintings. az "Ihe Mohawk
Valley" ana Corner In RYE" showing turkeys that
have taken possession rye field which are hardly 90
Interesting Of the smaller pictures although the
sse qualities q repose quiet and gentle eVennesS aTe
March l2 shortly after that date Mr. Gay VIII san Tor
Tho oxidation Of designs for Christmas cards, at
MeorSt ATT Rooms. Broadway and Twenty-thlrd;sI'
siderable Interest, closed yesterday Mr.. Bridgman's
siadies viii remain on exhibition Tor another week at
pictures q tho Society Of American Artists An inter
~ geore has been placed On exhibition recently In
Calla ~ ySs,sssy 49, In Prison" by LOUIS
long gray halr rsddshgrsy beard and dcepset pene-
a.y W. y sitting "a his soIe CELL his bright tunc
sDsaish on his face his msnsced hands are cISsped
cS a oIher new petures are a marine by
dressed ri With dssa sP s,es saO%ing brightly
Mars Homath and Meyer yaa Bremen sHu p'''0'0' "
ma Snn art foops one o. the most important
rocks and trees among which % fsafe moopiishf
marine oy eays y sonsrssted VIII Its neiehbor spring
8. p avery has lately received large mainline NV
Carl Hot entitled Toe Last Lock- ssoP%,ng n oIs
nv souss woman and plnas x sorrow, accompanied
The cover q which appear the ontnes Of f5rm
NOR chs IsS subject ~ !; Gong 70 The Fa large
painting by GeFomc OF Rache as the Tragic Mn.a n'e
summer Landscape by Tfoyon Carl Bechers Preparine
sif0ngly painted Head OF Peasantn he ~ a. anu
Rmonx re ctnnr attractive pictures. A'
several txamres % weil-knewn French masters have
RsoDs TIE place Of honor Is accorded 10 large ocso,
- Tee Lake Of NeL" Tie foreground shows AN sr1
tpi.age into the shade OF which bather 4 ej,mns
rom the yatcr, whte from the lake 10 the
re h'kh hlla srioanted with easellated buildings By
~ yard with figures in the forsgrouud behiad 9scS
4 ~ <eeqs gla overhead masses Of dark cOudA Among