New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
A GLANCE AT GALLERIES AND SCHOOLS.


The art season of 1SS1-'S2, which may now
be said to fully opened, promises TO be unusually rich
in attractions of real merit At the galleries Of the Vaf
Gus dealers the first fruits Of their summer soIonrn
abroad are to DC pictures OF an exceptionally hleh
order That there il growing demand for the best work
among Americans is shown by The appearance OF hnci
paintings as Milet's "sowcr," admirable Blumers
and fine Roybet at Cotcrs OF the striking Renoui ana
the Van Marcke at schauss Of the brilliant dc Neu'He
and spirited Scnreyer Knoeders and OF Mr. Avery
interesting Schreycr Jacques and Van MarcAe' Inc SV
fortnight OF the art schools shows large oeIulco
and increased, IL sometimes mispla ced, enthusiasm
the part Of aspiring students The general return u
artists from summer wandorings las hspelied inc
drOwsv quiet peculiar to the studio buildings III the
heated term, and in its place spirit Of activity Is mani
! fest which auGurs well for coming exhibitions
That competition is still considered the soul oil art "a
well trade is exemplihed by the coiIec-
ton Of competitive designs for wall paper
which will be opened to the public to-morro" aV
the American Ar Gallery. Here, also, Is striking COL
lection OF porcelans, which Mr.. Moore has recently
secured while abroad Perhaps the most notable eAh
bion Of the sales galleries will be thar OF
the collections which will open next week nj MI
Kirbys rooms These collections. it will be remembered
described in July last by correspondent OF lIih
TRIBUNE who enjoyed the privilege of studying lheh III
| the collectors home In Philadelphia.
| Returning to the galleries OF the Dealers PANT
ings OF real interest are frequent that 1t IL
|
| the salient features Of the various collections
Lovers of pictures are indebted to Mr. Schaus Tor All
Introduction To artist previously little known on tnI9
side OF the watcr-Emile Renouf Tue pupll Oh o.
| Lefcboye, G. Boulanger and Carolus Duran u H'rc
WORTH Y represented by "Un coup de MAN, large
canvas Ave feet by seven which appeared In The last
Salon The subject Is a simple In the centre OF
the foreground appears the forward half Of hshlhg
boat with an old fisherman sitting the thwart grasp
ing the on r, his tanned visace wrnkled into kindly
smile he looks down. pipe in month on the niue Siii
sitting beside him selling the in her tiny hands
| while she zcalousy strives to aid her mic
| to the impulse Of the boat Her blue eyes looking
ntcntly forward Io.y cheeks and partel lips the
| re cap which half confines her GlNru hair, and the
white handkerchief crossed nj her throat make up
very pretty picture which becomes. however somewhat
uspd by the contrast to the strongly marked Taco ana
powerfully handled figure OF the od fisherman beside
her lie is pulling with one foot braced against the
tB,rart I'm front but the hardly ripped surface OF the
! water along the bow shows that he Il grading ms
strength 10 that ~ his small companion The striking
point at first, g. the kindly, lafhumorous expression
n- face, which a ono" brings The spectator hi" =! m
parhy with the human continent of the picture. In the
distance of the background the gray, smooth surface ol
! the water fades away into a light MIST an"
! the neutral tint' ~ water and air INFO"
ont in strong relief the two figures - ace and youth
upo which The artist has exp ended hH efforts Next L"
the Ecuouf interest comes exceptionally fine Van
Nsrclc characterized 10y unusually careful drawing ana
broad and powerful treatment. Like IBIS other pr'ur'-
THE g.. cattle piece, -hovuga group Of COWS standing
IN q grassy pool with foliage. and % meadow ia the
back ground. lut unlike OF i- works seen here mo
cnitlc are drawn with wonderful skIl and fidelity the
drawing 81 % COW with head half turned ia the fore
cr ouuo being especially noticeable small landscape
by Daubigny forest view los Dlal cha r"tcris'c
! Dcor and Palmatol, AM on inferior Carrot are among
! the other pictures on exhibition cc'criy executed
C'prc picture hY walter Gay l"uht NN'I' ~
I'm Paris. Is -b"wu entitled L"r Euuui- de 'rhat
which Was hung I'm Aycr,'- gallery last sprn- sti
taus H. place. while opposite aupca~' new Schr'yrr
drp ing ihc h.' ,,m Jn'hPnTn' =" 81 , 'r
u,,i.Inr Wgiaci1p r,..,nts At The edge of The
! woods iu tnc BACKGROUND tue wagons are drawn up.
while in the fore ground the hor-cs being lo, and
ridden 10 the waerugrouch. II is twilight. and the
ness Of - tones. Gr.-ou- "suuting The Erne groom
custs TIE interest OF the spectator m group "fgu1uiy
co-tumcd Al-Itau peasants who urroarou-ly wei
coming the shcepish unfortunate u green swallow tai
KouaIssis Polish Horse Fair" painting fml Of
he and animation az !. the picture by Jra9 Eeraud,
line Porto - Denis" 4 large Van Narchc wish cattle
upon o b,GH near the scashore Jacques with sleep
underneath some Oh Eh'" u''-' - hI"P, Il,'. Pl.n
ng by Charnar full Of driic!cy and cuciuly paint
scene la Iyroc11 Inn BY Conrad are among the
Knordcrs gallery took on new appearance SATURDAY
Captured Bearer Of p-patchc.," and ~chrcyers timely
! d" s4nmi'h Between French aud Arab The story ~
! puised "a peasant has been captured while attempting
! to carry dispatches into Metz Taken g. The Pwssan
heanntrt,fs hc has been searched and the fatal papers
found upon him lie stands upright, pale but mhlucn-
luz. bet wocn two thlau- facing The officers who are
| about 10 pronounce hi, certain doom The patriotic
! artist has taken "a sh-ht revenge ny cmpaaIAus
| The phlrrm and even brutal nlh'I,.cc "i
! lug al table before stone house.
one pUif- h, cigar another - raising - coffee cup To
his bps. and third uaN' luHiy al long -trumtl st-
dents pipe. sou another dsnir' foh,f ,'N"" Us my
stretching IA ~ CHAIR cul 'h- 'I""' =" -'HI U"l
his moIth, while De- fixes his eye easnrs Tor cold stare
nusn,, IA the pi lue rae OF the woman VINO leth7 rom
the doorway behind, and The rJmatly aud sorrow ~
distance The bright uniforms give de- Ncu,lio'- cu,-
| tpmary briancy Of color, wAlr the admirably
[' Hlcs are IAN Of Character and force The
schrcycr show, troop Of Arabs doshlng past an AL.
All iiro, and srTiip, in I,r"y,. Hal som,
of their suois have been returned with fatal eject IN
ti w. o rs s Ecrcrtrriric, Of drayi,ig which wond
attract The Interested attention OF veterinary surgeon,
but the general effect OF the picture IN that 81 splendid
| dash Also oil interest here are two painting. 6y Nun.
"i one bark scene and the other Of nowcI. sunset
on tie Nic" by Ernest koernrr; scbcncEs sheep IN
snoWstorn,' an interior by B!4kiL and small IroyOu.
| OF the seventy 1--WE designs for wall pa
per which have been s'nt In to warren
| fuller co.'s competitive exhibition, about
one third came from abroad, and thc remainder
by artists IN ih's country None OF me nanr. are
made known, the designs beng Ioighhtrd Only by moi
toes. They are painted on paper IA water color- A
view yesterday showed extremely gorgeous mnglng
OF coors "lu. W. N"' l''llllc" ~ mover enc RI
There Kcua,saucc designs aui designs intended
To be symholcal, and although the Japanese appeared
feather aud sunGowcr were by no means forgotten a
| bition will be open To the public on Tuesday.
| The life classes Al the National Academy Of Design
| will begin to-day. The antique class which opened
ON the i,-t Monday OF tle month. contains lOa mem
the life class The school. which promises Ia attain even
larger proportions than last year. H. ~ before under the
| Tor the yc2rhaye not - yet been appointed.
The Art LEAGUE has al present 10 members AMI an at
j. C. Beckwith and Charles T. Turner, the latter being
new Instructor. the direction Of life aud antique classes
| both. lt iH considered that an advantage Will be
gained by the Pupi continuing under The same ms rciOr