New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-08
RETURN OF THE ARTISTS.
OF THEIR SUMNER LABOR S.

PAINTINGS WHICH MANY or THEM WILL SIND TO
THE FALL EXHIBITION AT THE ACADEMY.
The artists who made their escape from the
city as early possible after the grew in
the spring and the weather became sufficiently kindly
allow them TO work Out Of DOORS returning with
well filed portfolios, and the neglected studios bar
rem aud desolate throughout the SUMNER again be-
ginning to glow with bright suggestions Of days folds
ana forests and under ehangefu skies Many Of the
artists have returned to the city earlier than
usual Of the FAN Exhibition to be held at the
Academy Of Design this year The Academy open
for the reception Of pictures FOR this exhibition during
the past week Tomorrow viii be the day which
pictures will be received. The exhibition will open on
October 30 ard viii close November Is 7. Addison
Richards secretary OF the Academy yesterday afternoon
sa4d that between 700 and 500 paintings had been
ceiyed and that mora were come The galleries will
al DC occupied but the exhibition will not be large
the average spring exhibition. and the walls viii not
40 "uncom oraby" crowded they have been in the
last four or i've exhibitions. For the spring exhi-
billions usually from 1000 to LOO pictures are sent
In, from which those exhibited ore selected. The
Hanging Committee for this exhibition Is
posed Of Samuel Coman, john Ehnnger +. o. c.
barley, j. f. Cropsey, George W. Fagg. Z. NJ. Ward and
Kruseman Van Elten The New-York artists very
generally represented in the exhibition aud paintings
nave been sent from abroad by +. a. Bridgnan ". r.
". Dana, Charles Sprague Pierce and others Daniel
Huntington, president Of the Academy. Is in Europe.
lie has been travelling in Eneand France aud Holland
and expects TO spend the early part II the winter IN
spain lie will be represented 10 exhibition. T.
! Addison richards. whose summer was passed ct
Dingnaus Ferry, Penn, contributes three
pictures-a <" Moonlight" "M ,rai4g on tae
Delaware and :" Late Afternoon"
Man Of the artists WI nave studios In tho feminist
building have returned. WumartA came back Inst
Monday to resume bis dLtlc, az instructor at the
Academy Of Design. NJ. 4. II. De Haas mas returned
from Marbehead Mass, with Number OF marine
Studies and large painting the f exhibition ell
titled Clearing Up-Cot+t Of Ma,slauusetts" Arthur
Parton spent the summer in tle Ncyer.Ink Valley sui
IVAN County in company with J. o.. Brown. H. has
brought with HIM. the Or MS summers work. "a
number Of studies painted 0t d1ors, M g0 PICTURES
for the Academy; one entitled a Country
Lane" the other a Meadow Brook"
Mr.. Brown Is still in the country. where
he wi probably remain until November l. Mr.
Schuchardt spent tae greater part Of tle at
Long Branch. He has two pictures for the Academy
exhib ton" Spring" aud "After Dinner" "spring"
shows little gr Sitting in the grass intenty wdtcnu 2
two butterflies wlcn alish ed near her After
Dinner" EXHIBITS party Of characteristic old men
seated around table from which the last course has
been removed The win glasses re naia however, aud
sundry long pipes have been brought ont. The old
gentleman end " the table has to make
speech propose a toast, and the Others directing
their looks toward him.
". VI. returned
rope. He spent tho summer mostly In Madrid,
though he visited Toledo aud other Spanish cities max
ing many sketches. Mr. Blum with him. Mr.
ChaSes studies have not yet arrived from Europe and
he will contribute 10 tdc American Exhibition. IN
his studio he has portrait Of william ~ Egarts gr the
State Department at Washington, which was painted
just before Mr. Chase's Europe This is
consi ered one OF Mr. Cn1se's best works dr. Van
EIten found his summers inspiration at Napanock.
Is pr ('DuI aud nj
Exhibition two landscapes, one Of them being
view on Rondout Greek Gilbert Gaul has
been tramping over the battleheds OF Ten
nes,ec, aud camping ont in the Cumberland
Mountains. where he hIs secured studies Of historical
localities for introducing "reminiscences " the
Rebellion \ picture sent 70 the Academy is called "a
Fun Hand" It shows a and volunteer playing
cards In n tent on the field. Another picture upon
which Mr.. Gaul at work gives the portion OF the
front OF line OF battle. The soldiers, who facing
the spectator. pointing ther glns out OF the pic
turc and Mr. Gaul has succeeded with some very diff.
cult ;orcsh)rtenlns.
Joseph Lyman jr has been Nantucket and the Isle
OF shoals. making studies. His Academy pie
,ure is a moonlight view near Horsenecl tine Maine
coast One side Of NJ De Forrest BOmer's studio
Is almost completely covered with his summers work
on tne Jersey and along the sound He sends to
BarneglL" :. j. Guy dvlGed us summer between Long
Island Write Plains, the Cd,AiIs dud Aib my ne haS
Oeen engaged hy on portrait COMPOSITIONS, one OF
when nearly comp sled, SHOWS young lady standing
by aud another child s ns in 'n armchair
with a Lip full sf dolls \ charming picture, hall
finished is little cir nOdluS stra" Derry luSt OUT o.
the reacn OF BABY that Is lying on t"e moor CROWNS
uaIc SOM udies ut NewpOrl. Nantucket and el0n tue
Trr.v rot. mo n ne saeIt ia Js his
conutv pIacs nta9 Peeasklu. He sends ACADEMY
a small - Coast View near Point Judah" William II.
Re- raj DasIre nrued from Ald town. Conn. r. Dielndn
from tue lse W Suuas aud Htutdchet, aud John ~
Esrea + back from Newport Mr. CoadhI o. -. Loli'
and H. NJ Lawrence taken studios IN The Ient4-5t.
Narlg all Of The artists who stud IN the oLer-
wood Funding. Fllty-seycut.at AM SIXth-ave.i are
p1ck Mr. Blqsnfeid VINO uis just rcturre Rhode
Island. Drought nom "lCa am a uuih"I o. N'et
estng Studies and finished pictures lie selI 10
tAe Academy A Modern keDrAth,' "a DrSht Ne"-Eu1-
land -lrI standing oy a mO,r=rOHh el-cuIo' upon
wlicn she rests ner pcner ann Ihe Dryu Is NOl 50
Slack as Panied" $50 seryIngnl!ds with u~aheI
Ol cOlues between tue.u looking a. GIlnuty sweep
picture Recently finished IL cnuted hdei Jue lF,es'
anu represents a young glrI lyIIg On the grass
in the shade II some appe-ttees, aosot4eu
IN reading. Robert Bum mas IN ms sullJ
several studies painted ~ SPAN during the p'SI
summer One charming outdoor picture Ic'lC'.I'a a.
garden IN Toledo; anoener Is quhtt o-u c.uio A.,
lladrId. Mr. Blum sent to the Academy spanish
Water-CarrIcrs." Mr. BockWi1h mas returned HV41
Paris but mas gone To 7dien, Niss.' lYt d VIZ. -
30 Ou Jones aud f. Jones have 0een1 LdslAaPto
l. l., ana bring many studies nome WIN llen pun
nave Contributed TO M Academy EAhOttOh' DoiCoI t
Jones having sent landscape anu hls DroIer gtaILt
old Eastnampton Inferior Bruce Sr,lIe Is oa1A iio
Europe, WITH number OF sludle7 Ih'lo nVai -"
CHARMING village not far from PARIS ana Mucn
pc ares 10 the Academy Ialh uloS WI W},
River" aud a spring Morning. dOhtlSueg' hlHiiH
Alu does not md anything 10 lue Acal0lIy
tenIcl contribution found purchasers uil"HIiH-
to spare tne pictures for exhibition j. H. DOipi, VINO
has spent ,nc past years Ia Pans mas re qFe nu
aiken studio IN rae sherwood Building. Nhlle aoto3u
Mr. DOiyh III AIDE many Interesting studies Ol quaint ou
arcultecre among Wnich number Oi exterior anu ~
terror views OF tue lfusee dc Cuuy are noteworthy a1u
several skecne- OF IIAddOu Hal aud Hampton COur AZ
EnElaud promise well Tor future Oic1ures Mr Dolp1
mas also brought with bl MAN eAqulsllo e.Hnlo
accr-sorics, OH clryedwoOd capl-Cts; CoAcl9'
quiirt furniture and excellent cotlec u
a. vtri,u- ueriu.s lie cent the Academy d sinai
DC urs emitted Temporary Possession, HuADoI ~
kit ems cuddl,d to- etner In curious od Fls5u
besdr W.i,u lie o If cat sliding. Dir lOletu seus
nothing u tue Academy. His " Lalh KpOK1 has p'Cn
sent away for tur Philadelphia e1hiOluOn, 70 VPn -
Inon1u Inn, nas been considered Mr IJoIus pesD
work In SHOWS an elaborate MOOrisn Interior. WIN
Ann and Z.lca IN tue foreground ana Lne Neicu
Prnnh.' ,rnt,rIug in the lUn5 corridor. IIe .c'ne
- vnrr I'm ns esn end.ayOring persuade Z.Aca