New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-10
IN STUDIO AND GALLERY.
NOTES AMONG THE PAINTERS
THE MoyEMESr FOR a FALL EXmDrroN-N

snfe 70 say that the majority Of artists In favor Of
this project bat there appears 20 be considerable uBoer
tanty as to the details Of the plan. by few first II
was suggested that the exhibition De- held by the Associ
ate, ~ the Academy. This however, was not considered
Wise. and the general sentiment Of the artists who met
last Monday evening appeared De- In favor OF an ex
iIlii"n hy all c artists IN the city. The prestige which
the sanction au name Of the Academy woud give such an
exhibition If weigty consideration. At the same time
there r. strong feeling that the exhibition 10 represent
Newlork artists fully should be under a somewhat diff
! fcrcni management from that Of the present Academy
exhibition. Bar Ibis movement does not originate I'm hos.
y 10 the Academy. Those fayornz wish the council
81 the Academy 10 call meeting Of all the artists In the
city, 10 which all may discuss the plan and arrange 10
regard 80 the management \ jury or hanging commit
tee mi ght thu br chosen composed OF associates aud
other artists ~ wei AS Acadcnicans. II the exhbi
| on could then be held In the Academy gal
lcrIes under the auspices Of the Academy II
would undoubtedly be- successful and present in many
ropccts a change from the usual Academy exhibitions
This the plan favored by many artists, and it seems
certain that any matory steps taken by the Council Of
| the Academy would meet with prompt and hearty
| Spouse
The reasons why fall exhibition should De held have
been briefly stated There Is opportunity for artists
To exhibit their paintings from May until February
They their summers plgrimagc- laden with
sketches. many ~ which could be finished m "a short
time fresh and attractive pictures. A. u j., those
who 30 not paint ia waercolors devote the time
cupcd by private orders from october until March
| preparation OF two or three exhibition pictures.
| \ fall exhibition would certainly imre greatly 10
the pcclniary benefit Of artists The art sales in the
fall especially IA Christmas time approaches, arc a.
| WAYS large. II an exhibition OF small paintings, Of
what is known cabinet size, opened after the
turn ~ people from the country Il hardly Dc doubted
that the sales would be considerable The effort 10 have
a wide representation and liberal management in the
conduct ~ this Inhibition seems an outcome ~ the
| ~, died feel,
power aud voice to the Associates OF the Academy.
There many petty dcultie-, however, Ia the way
of an exhibition satisfactory To all concerned that
seems more than doubtful whether the artists themselves
VIII carry out their plans.
But It was learned yesterday that fall exhibition Will
certainly De held although will be conducted outside
81 the artists, The recent discussion has attracted the
attention Of Il. f. Moore Of the American Art Gallery
who will open in the autumn an exhibition OF American
paintings which will continue through November and
December Mr. Moore viii cndcayor TO make this eSh.
btion. which will b. of pictures contributed by the
artists ~ nearly representative rs possible. In June he
Will -ail for Europ. and his return viii bring five
painting, by f. A. Bridgman. which will be- first seen AZ
THE exhibition. H. will al-o brine several u, pictures
that will bc contributed 10 this exhibition by American
artists abroad. The preliminary steps that have been
taken lead to the belief that artists IN this
,ity viii Willingly embrace the opportunity
offered for exhibiting their pictures In the
| fall. II II intended particularly to make this collec
ton Of small pictures Mr. Moors gallery could then
uocouInodai" probably from 300 10 30 pictures aud
there are two art adjoining which could. II nece
-ar, 10, used A. overflow The details III regard
10 hanging the pcturcs and other matters VIII be- made
known Al later date AZ present IL viii crafty many
artists To- know that fall exhibition - certainly
The course ~ events ~ the Academy exhibition
seem. au illustration 81 the theory That progress con-i''i
~ ~ series of reactions. and particularly -irng ne.
action appears to have set IN iu the sales. Tho dmouat
] - D.. ~ l. 1t-f Wttk ffiH A
strung contrast yh sllOoo. brought "a Pos t'ic sle-
OF the Wr,k before The total amount 90 mo
-ilr. tha, Tar j. e-o.323 Not~ith-iandns the iam;
,f iu -ll,-. thor. ha- been marked uraH-r ~ ihe
already lr-, atrnaIncr. 4. Nj Browns small assist
n graphically puts II. we've been mobhcd every day.
large atcnanc, and large ,al,- appear o;icn 90.
,Yi.atilc lar-cr sales are expected htrf 50 ben tbo
visitor. from ont ~ town inerca-c- aud when
tr lu'.u,ns n,'r Who Require time To MAKE a. ihrlr
uirl- hi.,il ro-' their bargains.
r-il,- ~ fhr l,-t week arc a- frlow-:
I'.o"n ' o." N ',.g.,eesi,, rn,,,..- ''
.. ' r, .5 .., & ,iY. e.. IS
,. 20. , l"ar, X ,S ns,.
r',. ,Ntariu,ut Of oInuiit the Exhibition ~ i'r 30
,.',of American Artists la-t sunday 80, u"'H 1p''rs
.u.,r pos 30 and ihr Satisfaction e>pr--'d L'.fv
Co.. f4i.l-tu.f o.. Ut-N the American Az Gallery l+@
h.tu $50. t'.l Nfh 'i-tors Who ht,' $50 .d i''p
ii.-i in l so, of The !"9n-rr artist u d, ..l,,
d.., -dh. rcd -"u' Nhai nom tl"i OF t"-' ",'aHy
sam ~ rfoiu.r,nf ',hi'ti"ns Their" hlf' "'n fr',r
I,npr ho hi, ,our hc'au- % va~ The pnrr 90 ia-h'
i"' i''r tllh- =" d" ana ihrh pave m'. '""" lN,
-'i,l'- m"h, n"f'd b. tic m.",5' "aI
f.,uI- atd Tie costume. Of their nHlil"rr %" me
,.nt,.t., ttr majority Of The visitors hi- "rp''i'i
.rnift D. ifiNiuff~ Tho paintings aud ah-rfi 10
-t.. th,n. h'tr,yns To- all appearance Al ii-i iae
.t,f~fu- Of tutr art lNcr- 80 FAR - ATTENDANCE
-u,- th, tNii1u"u l. certainly % suc'"ss.
collections % "il and water color rHiutns- 90.
li' numb - Ine.n' W. S-"f i"r.,' ,'3, T,te
u.ur, paintings, ana mt riorr' ri 'rniih- ""
unin- 81 n'dif,m umr,' ana .'N"",
tlr Vorb~ OF thc Flemish and Dutch -'l"ol- Thor Dee
~.rri''nth c'ntur, paiuiin- lich "i' mot par
thc uu,,h -'lo". although The names are t",' o." ''.
known nt.,i ~, i3lr",'L 10y p'h,' I,'',.. 2
t.,,,,r Ip,r-" D., Van O~iad, du. hN tl',.ul VITA
q man lr' ~oman intent nl"p ihcir gam. 'nI Eng
- car ful, worked ont painting ~ DE noucu "i ihc
ls john Guurrl. kuuWu AZ the Velvet lr'u.'L nfih
'' -r'tr-- "l 'i'i ae' Of hi, touch; th,n j.; 'aaft
with hi- nnil, md th, animals. tW" hy $40,
winch app.li- .. ,ilmm.r villa. and uruc ii, 80 POI.
toward ilr arb, which r'-rnli,H Jaian',r tnnh d."
NO. e..-., of Nnih- family, Nir d. l. ca,iius iu auN.
i.u- lu,, bis shoulder. NirntN much c"nc fu,t
"r h' -,'' n OF H. Z, "phI'1I} "' n',r "ii'I ',
n'd con, iuih mar I'M. ill., re II al,"a ~ Nay
ln" l' ~ ' yIiI Iri'i
,iltn ~. IAN and surrounded D., rich hrocd,- avid
lnr.iul- aud strong contrast 20 thu, II Mas'1-
fia 3D. ilt Giofo. absorbed IN the ad"uiion 81 tLirt
and deaf 90 th, temptation, ~ Cupn," by Ih"nH,
toutun. There are aIiour Ilurr pictures ~ thir,t-
- peculiarly antique appearance, nrnhilg par
ttulli, unp, u,aut Komnn soldiers chrruuliy
,ltupul li~h,N ,ird Christian nmitAr~ over hi@ r
4 small painting shows Ncrb'ckhsy,ns in'Niiahr
sham aud fl,r d. sheep and caifl picture iA /u~L
ia t,auhault there the bright Halt oi thr 'uiias-
,..f- % and -. Du tnurd" Thrit paintings hl J. l..
I,iur. Leon toen'if and small Landscape 10y knn'-
Interesting water euluI> me pr s'ii'l 10 lie
Musical Pant, and 1.-THE Fete thamp"trr.' hi -
uuu,tu The InrantHn Dance by Na'N,
and several p,iuit- by Gahuui Among
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