New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-20
WORK on TIE ARTISTS.
THE Arr sFAsoN AT IT'S HEIGHT.

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The art season may be fairly considered to
be now at les height 50 Tar as artists are cCncerned
period OF comparative quiet is beginning between
tie winteFs abors ana the summers jauns but the
pibc In the exhibitions aud picture sales that qeeaPy
tie next month wiz have opportunity for studying
aud purchasing, g1eh IL better, hundreds OF paintings
thai up to-day hardly been known by paIae yes
terday while AcademIesns were busiy gsrniahaS ther
pictures "a preparation Tor last nights review several
hundred paintings were arriving at Moores Art Gallery
which wiz DO publicly seen IN two weeks ut the opening
Of the exhibitor OF the younger artists Attic same
time, also three private collections were opened Tor
exhibition nc LsaYiEts Art Rooms. valuable collection
was beiug unR Erbys Art Gallery aud another vas
beng eataiosued Tor exhibition next week Eawase
Gays paiRtngs were also reexhbited down town. Fer
this week then, and Tor weeks TO conc the Guy
win bs rich in attractions 10 lovers Of art
It was noticeable yesterday that many OF
tha pictures sent In 10 the soety OF American Arists
were by ladies, and that many came from msthstis
Bosion. Which, notwithstanding lie lofty claims as 20
eutre apparently ahds &c necessary to seek appfeea
lion In Hew.York 1t naturally onows that William NJ
HUNTS pupils g DO Bel represented 10 tis exhibfion
glimpse OF Of tbsse paintings VIII be Interesting
as giving a f0refaste OF tho coming exhibition
larse and an some respects abrasive painting IL
Of tgo rosyfaced chidren. with sunny hair and clothed
IN White, who are amusing themselves by "piaying
house" landscape with considerable perspective
Is called "Before sunrae at Newport" "Leso.a"
n DQre-armed'
roses in her hair. Is by Frances Houston Annie O.
shaw sends stu1y Of soms willows 0YsrEanging pool
IN a green pasture, and Mira Dodge two Landscapes.
arbe Witches Glen at NausaOn," view Of rocky dell
and rWlsted treea, Ia by Alice a. Curtis, and IAN Old
time Plreside" By Helen Burt "Fwilight OF Raiuy
Day. by EIiss RnOWlJon, Is glimpse Of sun dashng
GA tic beach and dark stretch of water Mss A. u.
Greene sends "Whtte Rossl" "Pink Roses" aud "GfI-
aowerA" Mas Etnily Fenuer 10 represented by study
OF - MIA Gi Crossing Bridge" aud Holiday After
nO0ns Helena 40 Kay sends several Dortraits Two OF
which OF children, "A Valentine" and flower pie-
turs.
Among the pantfngs by artists OF the sterner sex
Bas;ien LePages Joan of Arc" wiz probably prove the
chief attraction. The work by Buncs. Weir, a. r. Ryder
Chase, Delnan DoWng, Frasr, Dewey and Warner that
viii be seen ia this exhibition has been already noticed
ID. Maitland Armstrong sends landscape which Shove
grassy hillside dotted with popars at the foot Of Wbsh
a pool OF water. d. A. Tesser, Of Paris viii be repre
secuted by some landscapes. j. FoKcroft Cole sends
view Of AaEblehead HarbOr, which shows some fishing
boats at anchor underneath the blus OF MaFDehead,
which are covered with quaint old houses Another pic
ture IA large pastoral LANDSCAPE With drinking at
pool "An Anludn C0rnfeld" in which small colOred
girl is watching turkeys, is by W. A. Conn. o O.
Burieigh sends " In the Woods at Widbad," Nba.
Rothenbury" and study Of head. Il painting BY r.
Leaning will commend Itself to anyone Interested in
NaW-YOrk tenement-bOuse life. IL Is called The HOrt-
ron Of the Poor" court between the
lofty rear walls OF some crowded tcnement-houses.
Characteristic faces peer from the Windows On the web
Of clohesnes which and ieeross flaps the weeks
wash among which rcd shirt lends a bright bit OF
color. Above IL a DarrOw ribbon Of blue sky toward
which an Did woman in white cap seemS gazing wist
fuy "a study ola Peasant Girl aud portrait, are by
John sengcr, and Twilight" and view m tho woods;
by r. A Blackjack spring scene on a creek with q
ed-shired boy waiting for bite Is bJ G II. sh'aser
Among several portraits by A. IT. Thayer, Of little
IL v.fgI ha.VA IA lla
lie 8, sends spring landscape slrtan's pictures are
"a Street by the Ramparts tn Mglers" "The Gnideeca,
Venice" and a study Of head. r. swain Clifford sends
charming painting called "Fhe Beach Rpld" view ut
south Dartmouth, AIass j. NJ. stones pictures are
STgutS1 NJ w. ID lua 70 Represented By"lhe Breakers,"
Edgard Dow1i sends two sougwGat cecenlrr stutirs
one be .sfudy IL Man Insane showing agUnizcd
Rnd distorted faoe and the OTHER study ot q Man
= or Gle Bassa@se River : ~ GeerSe 3 We.soe.
sFsied Iaarriss pale striking fee VITA brow sur.
rounded ~ wreath. Is by George Van Hoessien.
Naas, aud j. Appleton Brown a Breczy Day IA |
Juue.b "stll Life" ny 81. l. Wight, shows decanter
Home OF tue Mnskrai," depicts tail wlte crane wg
ing In seJgy SHALLOW Of tue IAks among the water |
G5g s'I E M,a TNsbr" Undsr The WILLOWS Of s..
Mark and" The Rocks ana Nils Of starucoa" are by
capped Gl coming down dasky wood lans'
and Win ire h pr'tt o q upon GaF ba S
brisht picture Of the S.y ssr onsr,,s suH W
mar sends a view The Seine near Psrls. aud A. W.
Harrison A Song without Words" youug woman
C. X Besuregari Is represented ~ study for pOr,
IRAN, AMI Charles H. Eaton; by twilight Seone r.
FrngII Neal" C. N. Dewey August among Inc App.
Irecs'j ID, NJ Bunker, "A skelch rom Natures J: r.
Marble, "Twlghl" and IL. Il oFdan some decorative
panels. J. S. Hartley senls aFge brOaze Oust and
small figures Ia bronze. u was es!ims'@1 mat
the total number Of pictures receive yesterday Ior the
exhibition was between 400 gnd 5OC
TolngrrUw there viii b. placed On public exhibition
at tue kirby Gallery che 5iOo'o aud Curtas coiccuod OF
pantings winch contains number oil examples OI cell
attached TO which are the names Of SoroG Dlpre,
Dlublguy. Zen, schreSo TEoyon, Dtaz, hltett Meyer
Grruzs ana Other welkhOwu artists, BY the brilliant
colorist Montcc, there Is painting OF nude figures
ZEN shows quay bOrdered vita yesS cis aud bright
eolOrng, and others arc GA the Atratie ana ana
chnrJ aud sheep by VrrDofckhOVen, DE B"ul, Jacque
ana Brissot marine yew-a boat pitching on rough
By CorOt there Is painting Of a wood road
al evening" trayersed " rcd oApPed h0rsGman hai-
and dgurcs. "rhe Unsucce siul Hunter by BalOun,
aepS.s n, log Mist Is repeemtd 6y an even
ing landscape. ana FOrl0Dy by Tue Bhnd Boy, who,
ins forward. By Daublgny there is sunset over a
stretch OF matshes ana " Diz study ~ Le F9rrst Oh
Courlels Landscape he JucaS' schreyers painting
Is Walaehian sceue. " Iae Aotuer ana Os1 Wl Is w.
.yss Goap Ny 1ToyOn aud some deal heads ny GOupL
Tue collection IS exceedingly Interesting alhongh IA
many cases the paintings seem somewhat OverWeighed
IN ig naues Of artists Three remain TO be prtlcu-
IrV sDokCn OF The Flute Player" rs claimed TO be
y Rueus it Is said that the sual certificates OF
Commences be iurnhcd the purchaser, although u
MA bo SO giant OF brute force IN tue use Of color"
anUears 10 Ravc become this occasion u yeritabio |
suU Fleeing ffOW Faun ~ in Ike manner claimed
o bs by CDrregVO. Ia ths collection Is 20 be nOtcd last
II al he TSapnearance OF Sarah BeruhardRs
enions in oils, which bears the name of
iii hIe ta I2a" place next Friday ovenius week
OF paintings by foreign aud American artists
vii NDs Opeued TO the public In this gallery. |
JoruIng" Landscape With sheep aud cattle, Dy Yer
,oeasioyen Dignity and Impudence." by J. G.YOert
Horses Frightened By FTe" by Ad0lph Screyer, aud
. Tbe travelling Circus" by schaumann, among the
interesting pictures that viii DO shown Other foreign
nj igs REPRESENTED VIII be Oswald ana Andreas Achen
,,eh Gabriel Max Aruze, Beyscllag, Cceri, huthe,
NAV aud Robbie, Notable among the American pictures
Win be Edward MOrAn's large T" Sunset In NeW-YOrk
iarb0rD aud paintings BY Eastman Johnson, ". 4. | 1
Richards, tlree by ArtbuE Qaareg. A. iWyant George
lhess' s,.,stf.s,. u,d n " 1