New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-23
THE WEEK IN THE STUDIOS.
COMPLETED WORK AND WINTER PLANS.

turned 10 the city for the winter Ipufc h''N w"
some changes in the binding, however. a. T. BroheF
has given up his studio and has gone to Sonianp'
L. L. where hc has bulls hoass and outdoor stuoio
and where ne Will probably remain during the Winter
The studio formerly occu pied ~ biz Brchor is no" III
possession OF David Johnson, whose lane cape s'ulS
and finished pictures almost completely cover inc "aS
Mr.. johnson spent The sumner near Sheffield Mass o
did paint great deal he suffered from serious
illness the greater part Of the time. W. s. Hay mas re
moved TO one OF the studios the upper door OF INC
building He has n number OF studies painted near NOV"
Bedford, Mass during the summer ana Two interesting
finished pictures, giving yiewsol The FauntonkiVerh 'e''
He sent TO fhe Academy spring Eject with Apple
blossoms" Lcmuel NJ. Wes IS still In Leroy EeheSco
County where he il in charge Of summer art school
He will return in about ten d0ys, to remain IN the Guy
during the winter. william Hart brought back WIN
him TO his studio this fall OF the landscapes ana
cattle OF Ul.er County, he spent the Summer
He sent TO the Academy Woods ana heado" Win
Cattle" and his two nearly finished pictures on tno
easel. Wordsworth Thompson made NUMBER Vi
studies, aud finished two pictures In osFego iaSt sum
mer one of them represented the "Old Church at
Tarryiovn in the time Of the Revolution and the Other
g Monday I'm the Olden Time" Both are character
isticay American and show Mr.. Thompsons BEST man
per. Next week Mr.. Thompson Will depart LOT spun,
where he expects to spend tho winter. lie VIII 'is''
Madrid, Seville, Toledo Grenada Malaga anu othel
points OF interest sletch'ng he goes, and later
probably "''' 49,
finished tlrco-qulr;or length portrait OF Mrs Fayete
shaw OF Boston, which has bee1 much admired Inc
lady dressed in black silk and stands by uchy ca'eu
chair over the back which piece OF Oriental drapery
Is Loosely thrown Mr.. story spent the summer near
Lake Winnopcsaukoe, n. H., and male number OF az
ractiyo studies On the easel nearly finished, Is
"A view on tho COcloco Ryor. light boat Is coming
into tina f,-egrouni from whch two young girls arc
gothering water-llies Ia the background Is house
half hidden 10 q olump OF trees. Mr. story sent 10 the
AcaIemy A Chauoe Acquaintance" and " my WOrdl Is
a Lamp unto my Feet and Light unto my Path" A. u
Howland Is at Wllam,tovn, Mass. whesce NJ VIII prop
ably return to the city in few days Waiter 5aeerlee
was found busily engaged IN finishing some etching
plates One, almost completed, Is entitled
" Cupid Cagcd" and shows young woman
who has succeeded in shutting the dangerous little god
in caco which hangs by. During the summer Mr..
Sateree made number OF studies on Conanicn lsianu
opposite port. II. l. one OF those Is called inc
Lobster Girl" and shows lsherman's daughter lying
in tho white sand tho beach, amusing herself by an
moving lobster with little twig which sho holds in
her hand An elToove watercoor. Going to Work."
shows an ola woman rakngup sea-weed. Breton sub
ject Tho Turkey Girl" shows peasant girl standing
in u field knitting. whe Sho keeps an eye upon the
turkeys ga hcrcd around her. She wears the wooden
shoes and coarse garments Of her class Mr. satterlce
sent to tho Academy study OF an "Oid FlshermahS
Head" and Words OF Eternal Lifc.'
A. t. TAFT sent IA number OF pictures the Academy.
one of them Jack in ONCE" exhibits dog sitting by
barn door, keeping the sheep from entering. An
other Maternal SOlctude" shows a large 81. Bernard
dog with small King Charles spaniel crouohing beside
him at the door Of kennel hen and chickens In the
foreground arc eating the dogs food, whle the St.
Bernard il doing Tho old ben watches anxlously to
secure herself and brood from attack Mr. TAFT has
eral works under way. Henry A. Ferguson went to the
White Noun aims lat summer but was unable TO work
any on account of poor health In his studio many
interesting studies painted IN Mexico before his return
in tho early part Of the summer, which may be
mentioned, "The Peak OF Popocatap,tl from Amoca-
mcca" showing a portion OF the village in
the foreground. with tho snowy peak rising he
yOnd the biue-grecn mountains in the distance
4 landscape view Orizdba, shows the vol
cano in the distance, with It's peak hnged with
rosy morning light painting OF the Church of ST.
pepOlto OF Mexico CITY reproduces specimen Of won
deIfuy beautiful architecture. There Is large square
tower Of cared stone corner. and just beyond it
rises cn1cent dome rooted with richly colorcd tiles
number Of ctnopcl booths partly occupy the street,
and these surrounded by picturesque natives CARRIED
in light-cOlorcd costumes. j. H. Bristol visited many
parts % the country during the summer, and brought
back numerous studies in OIL color, and with the
pencil A picture almost completed is "On the ST.
Joseph River. Indiana" and there studies from
Lake Winncpesau.e, y. H.; Lake and Mt. ChOcuru9 n
H.; Lake George. Lake Champlan aud Lake Erie. An
attractive study IS 4" st ChOcIrua After Rain" Mr.
Bristol sent to the Academy M. Mcintyre. Adiron
dlcks" ald " Evening Near village" Nr. Bristol
particularly wen pleased with his visit TO Indiana
wher re q class Of subjects may he found common
here Jerome Thompson is finishing n large por-
trait Of gent cman, and small picture
of Il c'ild csIes,inS ki \ painting showing new
50 tl'nchi mar me W.; IL OF tho Nl'7e -iIl
birch clnoci- en- lnd "Thc Young Pioneers" Ir.Thonp-
son haS be-. N9rtlnS ior i.a Ie..a ion ior Lge allie
IN the studio bddlng No. 337 FO3rtl-yc, about half
the ailis's are D4 n ON In,iI A!",Htt vacations.
GcOr-c H. ~nillhc Las returned nom A,iG cAead, Mass,
and Eis.h1m3 ton !" L. WIN inany stu li.s AN Old
, ,'rt'cS mi OF sentiment and "On fr M
Road Al Eas hampton" - full Of atmospheric fleets.
TORN on the Massachusctis Coast and VIII probably
find "a place h the spring Academy exhibition Mrs. "
r,e,'Iiiug bv. window James ID smillic - o{
lie viii return 10 the city soon, to remain here |
tarough the winter Miss Agnes ID. Abbat |
4 "a, spent parts OF tho summer at Magnolia Mass. |
NcstcAcster County and along the Ncwlcrsey coast"
She ha- BROUGHT o.ck numb OF studies some IN
no, t,,r sycri cast sC,rs. ad Fisn non ,,a Ma vi
et;ly Of huuyhorks. j. Wells Ch1mpncv has come |
hone from England and France laden with our ,Iaor
them painted in such manner that they night DE
I'm Ep oIen with his former Instructor, EdouAri Frere
ana friend Chialiva. Among the studies painted in |
I.couen r. " An Old Peasant Woman." seated under |
tree knitting, and tncic are several bits Of landscape
with luminous sklcs. some views near MOntsny are |
o. ,eciali interesting both for subject treatment
OF English studies there ara many sketches taken i'm
the neiguborhood Of windsor Castle several |
near Can .crbury. Of which shows the
Old cathedral on "A bright sunshmy day number Of |
coast views FOEc-tone, and many other subjects
In After RAIN" Goodman, England. the is iu,t he
ginning TO breaH Oug the heavy clouds, and can
sparkle OF tic rain drops here AID there. There
il a study IN black and white 81 Dckens's Tony Weller
" SANS" father. samuel Colmau 10 at at Newport X.
L. supern, ending the building Of his new house, which
Ii said TO be a model OF artistic taste.
Tnomas Hoycndcn is at Plymouth Meeting Mont
Comcry County. Penn, painting Ms John Brown" pic
fure. which viii cOvera canvas 6Ux72 inches lie mas |
recently had built large outdoor siudo In which IN
pat TINS piciure. Mr. IIOyendcn has made several yIs
its TO Chare,iown ana Harpers Ferry and Ia. been for
tunac in finding John Browns old jHer. CAPTAIN Avis
ana vino TOOK part III Tie of twenty three