, 1881-05-15
STUDIO AND GALLERY.

| C0ome.
STUDIO AND GALLERY.
| a number Of Eastern canyases are to be
shown this week at O'Drien's, comm cnclng
| Wednesday,.
Gean Smiths Sheep Pasture, heretofore
noticed in this column, has been sold to Mr..
c. j. Singer, Of this city.
An outdoor sketchiug class has been
formed at the Academy Of Fine Arts which
during the remainder OF the term will be
| under the direction Of Mr. Schilling.
Mr.. Spread, who is peculiarly fcicitous i'll
his water-color- portraits, has made one Of
1lr. Knott, :. brother artist, which is de-
served1y admired as Il strong piece OF paint
ing.
i little daughter of Mr.. Brooks, the artist,
IS furnishing the classes at the Academy Of
and pupils amt artists are making the most
ot the privilege.
Mr; Brooks has just finished Il portrait Of
the deceased vile OF S1ate-Sc;lator l.. d.
Condce, which Is pronounced excellent; also
i fine c1ayon Of Mrs. ID. E. Stone, notable for
its finish and lifc-Ilkc expression.
Being done with housekeeping at Ilasel-
tion gathered in Philadelphia, which will bc
Offered ut unreserved sale Tuesday and
Wednesday, evenings. Mr.. uaseltine will
surerintei9d the sale III person.
John 4 Key writes from his home at
Stockbrldsc, Mass. that it is lis purpose to
pay Chicago another visit next November, to
execute snlit commissions he received from
private citizens during his recent exhibition
of Hover and landscape paintings i'll this city.
Frank e. Bromley sailed from New York
yesterday on tile -Anclloria for Glasgow. His
present Intention is to remain year in Paris,
anu traVci anouier year, returning by way OF
o oai e 'aEsco u shtteh ta dps1flousis
-. 14' 'o"4'.' 'Ao"'o NV WIN
in Dutns nus aosenee aorona Az aare aia
cessories. such as costumes, brlc-a-brac,
properties" and the like, and has them dis
posed III ms roony studio with good effect.
~ mas IN hanu number q new Under
to give good account OF himself.
Although artists are generally supposed to
be EXEMPT froul ihc earthly trials Of ortlinary
mortals, and TO live SO high i'll the clouds
that not even the dust and SCOT OF Chicago
can disturb them, they seem to have been
Obliged to celebrate the 1st Of Nav this wear
by the most Vigorous Kind Of housecleanfng
and changing about, LII the Ashland Block.
where many or The youug artists are cougre-
gated, calciminers have held full SWAY for
for more than three weeks, and elsewhere one
misses the customary disorder and confusion,
Kaulaej no longer dives under a sofa or
lodges behind Il screen for some mislaiA
canvas, but proudly lays his hands tlpon it
IN It's appointed place. LIS portraits no
longer eye eacE other rom dusty f.I corners,
put siniie openly 1ro:l1 l1e wa! !lhe olu
:lc4naihtances. = nelce piiSsuiu RlA!es
satn1geiy M at @ mtia ,Sa ful'ier fr ruscpe , M!1n
cattle and sheep N me - ufoTegrouha' Whlle
pretty olohae giti, aii lace anu alllrles,
nea1ns sWeetly gown Upon pa5'le-scene.
Erushes, Palets. man!Stlcks, anu mooeis
are AZ properly aIIiageo' a1lo looh Is Hcsh
and clean as-palnt'
Cyrenius Hall, who is kept so busiiy EN-
plcycd upon portraits that tie finds but little
time TO elaborate tile many lovely sketches
made by him Of Colorado scenery, has lust
COMPLETED q life-size standing figure of Mrs.
81. 4. 5iart;n, whose graceful form and easy
pose are shown to much advantage in the
ose.ttting dress Of plum, ,colored velvet in
ont strongly from its background Of
oliye-green With crimson curtain |
dranrTv and I'LL the accessories
of m the i,Icture are harmonious and plcasing.
# viii no doubt rive satisfaction to the iniy3s
fr;ends' Mrs IIaIl las alst, in Ills studio two
portraits Of the great-unc1e
and grandfather Of J. b. Mayo, Of this city,