New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10

..,,os,,,on Now there IA open to them hand
80 wen lighted hall easy OF access in fasnionape
a,,er Of the town. and where the woriu nae got .he
tah,. Of going for the purpose OF seeing pictures anu
~,lv remains TO be seeu-First Whether American NJ
,t do really want the opportunity OF exhibiting their
,.,,res which II has been often said they no. anu
sona whether the New York public viii come to see
,merican nctures II they have the Opportunity The
..oe,aton knows its own affairs best but we wish the
,xnerment could be tried by ten-cent admission IN
stead of the usual conventional twenty rec
There are great many people 10 whom twenty Genus
means something and are sure II Is worth the "'e
of caterers to the pablo in ort matters TO cultivate '
habit of going picture exhibitions and TO make a.
esy A. possible Then again, ten cents is TOO mueh 10
- Tor a catalogue as small as the TO the present
exhibnop and lastly great will be the praise que 10
IN. management OF any exhibition that shall mako eau"
locues unnecessary by putting on each picture 0o'
with the name OF artist and SUBJECT We nave ions
preached this doctrine in the wilderness ana so OuS
echoes for an answer; but st hope on and preach
r,v ooo artists have responded to the first invita-
ton NM forth BY tine association and out OF large
number OF pictures sent In, 800 have been seece" ~
make the present exhibition. Many nave oeeh mus
with little II any. attempt al decorative eject ana WIN
no attempt at all to put wel-known names III p'oin
places bur 80 far eXamlna ion has gone We ~
,b ctures veil hung for the practical endof being we"
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consideration. 1t IA to the interest Oh 'he ~
The osoiation 10 sell AZ many OF the pictures "S wv
ran ana make the exhibition as interes 'nS a. '0'
aud we may he sure they WI" uo' "
,sa,o,ses nor favorttsms have any part IN '4ci'
80. % the hall that we find III lighted ana
whore there is really difficulty In seeing VI 'J'
The drawings hung there, is the northeast o'I"0'
, in tbe case of large and brilliant drawings 'AI'
Mace is un.uiied the display OF glazed dr"ls 80
the ugnt tAev receive only MAKES mirrors % -
Thus we were unable TO get a good LOOK al 're o"y
drawings exhibited by Mr.. Philip Little Oh hos'on ~
name whose work saw Il lately IN DO ''oA' IA
ast rs very much for It's cheerful breh ness us gum
,,ovsr ~ .etztng mOmentary motions IN MAUI
and the manly directness " its method ana we sa''
wait mill bis drawings come out where We can sec '
before speaking Of them, or even attempting " "0N
Il they really have value or not.
Ms. II ,ireatorex has also in this rather obscure
corner some very brilliant aowerpainting large draw
,,g In water-colors OF Chrysaut hemnns WHICH udA
,h.,r ovyr bynt and glow fOrth their own praise IN
ork Of Miss E. T. Greatorex might perhaps $40" equa
skill hut roses are not apparently 80 wiling us some o'o'
flowers TO be painted 10y heroic methods 4He'' '0
are not poetic seem 70 nave Sroeu over ''
1age fro The kitchen garden But they show strong
and pracrised hand fl will be interesting To no tie
"Chrysanhe NUNS" by Mrs. f. NJ scott an Al -
dering Dut after more realistic OF leteIiIueT NV
Snan the one chosen Miss KATE Great hert -
Iarye stuIy IN oils OF KuodOdyhdro u! ,a.'ttt.
ts~nts OF the time, either at home OF
abroad. But 20 our mind the bcs WOE III tHe ,o-
bv Hr Leon Moran. whose - - a"ers ana a L!ns
Island Brush burner are full OF spirit and TIE 80 tC
~ COCK F" woulI have .g Ited CnJucer himself lhe
bird could not been better ln,cd MS e'e II a.
I'll NJ r. "a ms pumage L, SOFT a 50 arc Of eau
yas Dv Mr. H. L. Burllca his s.n-Ic "uAcn OF apes
ina are every way deserving az praise Many OF 'u
sa+ns or contributors are anon. bes. known bat
te manifest .rult VI obese exhibitions Is TX 10 o1
hr!.ging forward OF IA mes ltte known l. cetl"-i'
the case lat in the present exhibition the best Anosn
names have not prOIu the most INT restlh1 "oI@.