New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-20

week:
Bridges; Fldelia- "A shell-srawn Beaeh. s22 %
Delius, Leuls E. MoOnhgnL, w.: ;;.:.--.-----.. 80
Gay. Edward The Field In suDmer.'''-.. 81 81
G GSd Jane; Clock Tower St. XOaas 100
Homer, WnsOw. "A Lively Ilme.-...--'.-.....- -
Homer, WnsOw Sunset .................---.- 20
Homer, Winsl0w. Water Color ~
h Ms1,I6 S MTsr Adams, from Mt Hoyoie 60
Moran, J. LeOn...... Feeding the Cnickens.-.. 20
Moran j. Leon ~ Studio. :6arncn
Gong Ont.-......-....-..... ZOO
Perkins, Granville. Returning Home. 100
Powers c. E.. Chrysanthemums. ..-...-.- 20
Van Ceef A. D. Peoples. -........-.......:. II
Van Ingen Henry. .Eyening-Holand. lVo
Within the next two weeks nn immense amount OF
active work Will be doue all pictures for the Academy
must be sent in BY March 3. An unusually large num-
Der will be submitted this year, which will probably
render many reflections necessary. The Hanging COM
ittee consists at present Of a f. TAFT E. L. Henry ana
william Hart and two members remain to DO appointed
by the council The Exhibition, which will open 70 the
public on or about March 25 will be under the charge OF
EIvard Brown who is now experimenting the Water
Color Exhibition. Among the landscapes that VIII DC
seen in the Academy are " An Autumn morning anu
Summer Sunset by George Inness, autumn scenes
by H. Bolton jones aud j. F. Cropsey two AdirOnuacK
scenes by r. VI. shurleh, view OF Wilmington Gap
by j. b. Bristol an Adirondack wood scene by
Arthur Parton scene on the Delaware River Dy W.
whittfedge beach scene at Easthampton, L. l., by E.
L. Henry a view IN the AdirOndacks by A r. Tal
sunset scene In the Sandwich Mountains by j. W. C1sl-
lear An Old Clearing" and " Passing Storm Dy A.
H. Wyant A Sunset near the Coast" by j. u Slcoil'
1.-THE Valley Stream" a" MilpOnd near Queens =" and
a. Woodland Scene" by Charles III. Miller "Tne
Grove and On the River Banks by Kruseman Van
El,en. View OF Long Peak Colorado" and q" No
yember Scene on the Pllius OF Iowa" by Oscar ID.
Coast udy OF cedars by A +. Bunner, large view OF
lake aud mountain scenery IN the AilronlacKs Oy H.
Fuechsal, autumn woods and Catskl river IN autumn
y Jcryis McEutee and carly autumn effect by Albert
nsley Tue most conspicuous genre pictures Will be
large picture by j. G. Brown which shows hover
etrl behind street stand next some rallinSs'
b,stovinc bu;tonhole bouquets upon some
hovs. nna W H. Boards " Hunter aud Bears and TOO
Much Game"
AIMING the figure pictures will DO T. HOvenden's
" Elaine aud l.. Dernier Preparatif" and paintings
by W. satterlee. William Morgan and Percval DE Luce
NJ f. H. DeIIlas and Granville Perkins VIII Oe repre-
scented in the .nsrue views and there VIII be portraits
by Daniel Huntington, Eastman Johnson and PerciVai
Dc luce.
Everyone was found busy the studios visited during
tie past week.
Eastman Johnson Is engaged upon some portraits
There nre some exceedingly attractive pictures In j.
W. Chanpney's studio which are receiving ne last
touches for the Academy One the interior OF an old
fashioned kitchen. low and dGsky with huge open
fireplace ana hanging Before the blazing sticks
kneels little boy roasting apples IN the coas "Die
g1rl beside him blows upon an apple 10 cool H.
Vravcly watched meanwhile by white eat "GO0dy Iwo-
shoes shows tile rosy checked little girl tripping down
hillside In spring. stretching out her hand to her pct
pigrOn which Is returning. " The squlles Daughter
New England beauty OF n uast geheraton wlose deli
c, hig bred face Is framed III by The rch pink lining
OF huge nlriug poke bonnet Sac Is sitting IN quaint
chair beside chest OF drawers, her shapely nngers
making up a bouquet Of dainty Nayn 'wcrs, While
flowers stalks aud leaves Ito scattered over her brown
MIN nj MAk
represent, b. Of grl who has jdst discovered the
mink and WHITE bio underneath ihe trees, anu holds
"A custer tn Ler fat dinpltG hands
1.-THE Indian Encanpment," u scene among the
PcnUpscot Ind ans the larger OF George H. storys
TWO Academy pictures. SLOWS an open tent 10 when
svoithy Irdil women are making baskets and smoking
uI while NJ tie door Two dantly dttfed WINE GIi-
trea are examining the brca bark canoes ana DakctS
" HE Cui Vim Isl r,sy.cheek hoy who hos met
with an accident and Is being sO0thed ID LIS sister
r. L. Smith will send 10 Inc Academy Cloudy Day
In Winter" which reveals level SNOWY uo.u' the
,',nn,o,v nj wDich "A relieved only by bare trees,
solitary figure anu tc EOuse 10 tue BACKGROUND; h's
other picture Il large WOODLAND sf.nH; snnT'uk
eubbe field 10 the woods, with two children lOllerhs
os SIrs for the Hosptal AMI The sorry Of Paul
and Virc II n viii b. i. r. BellOw5's two Academy
nir,uro Inc frat yuuag LADY WITH sunny har anu
brt"ht tncr who is tripping along city street stu
nnrily covered with snow, arIis led with nOwerS
wEe some OF the catkns Of early sprli peep OUT rom
her mul Inr other little boy rea ing Tue lanOus
Sii, their attitudes suggest they perhaps are
cnnrIin., he tale themselves.
euI nnSS ID smile Is cInpletng FOR the Academy an
evening Iiuusoapc which IL slipping pasture hillside
dotted re an there with trees IN the long shadows OF
when a milRmad stands calling her reluctant COW:
The WAY TO Beach shows Two yures taxing 5nci ICE
way across low tshy bei toward some Vns,i h ou
Willows beyond which stretches the Que me OF unc SCI,
f. Waller painting Me secnr wh f rGpr reoriS
the staGrOf OF method Of irrgating rue IGlds.
naked Nubnn slave standing upon lltIe paItormh , h
dippng up water a eaheln bag me mouth T wliu a
-, rnehrl NV hood attached 10 c0untetWelghl. anu
non1ug II into a canal. In the BACKGROUND hoats
aWkGb merchant boat WIN nIs store an interior
view m Il Old MeropO tan Museum ~ fSureeH.u,S1'
n u K,inhart viii send an ideal mead 10 the Academy
There me two large pau,pgs In his studio one OF wood
land olympus accompanied by eiVts, anu aho,her Ti
POcahonlas, who heads y llne OF Iusky ihulan BrlS
threading tier way through the woods. ,.,,o sr,
II. W. Robbins is painting an Adirondack lake sur
rounded by wooded mountains ana an carry autumn
scene of marshes about Lake Cnamplain.
A. H. Tnayer will send tO the Academy the some hat
icsn Artists three portraits and lndscape-an open
pasture surrounded by fecked with cool shadows
A. wordsworth thompson Is engaged upon picture picture
aled Passing the Outposts, an incident ~ A Sr
occupant is pausnG before an old house n vbich
British and Hessiau soldiers Passing Ine boat
"a destined for the Academy shows qut &c Witch
half covered with an awning, the steersn % nnn
arguing with tae tow o,cre shows boaandng
nm lake sever children one OF whom 10 on HoiSo-
BACK Sps THOMPSON is painting The Gates Aar
sunset scene on Lake Erie aud Dakota canon Ine
% Sea down some steep cItaracts then roars
t tvSI gorge above which, some projecting rocks
oo1ored with gnared stumps, are TWO snhpeN lnuiAn
on,dens one ying IN hammock listening for the voice
Of fine Great Spirit the waters, according 70 an ou
sioux superstition. Another picture is called :" Tue
r Dielman Is finishing woodland study aud small
A. Fredercks will send TO the Academy Comedy ana
Tragedy )" which shows laughing Greek glti WIN
,ragc m ask IN her hand dressingroom OF thea
tre and Greek female attendant pouring wine from an
amphoIa An attractive picture Is Purtan sS H
lonely woOd.patn with open Bible IN QUO hand ana un
sheathed sword IN the other ,.,rYL,
Miller e painting for the Academy po choir S
% On cling nnder the guidance OF their blonde dtec
tress, who slts at the organ In street dress ,.,rs
tion of Trowbrdge's poem, THE Vagabond" Inc wnit