New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-03
APT NEWS AND COMMENTS.
r,,p WEEK IN ART CIRCLES.

IT, Rrooklvn Art Association begins It's
.,r,bird season with an exhibition OF OILS WHICH
w ne taken as more carefully selected than the eANi
,rons ~ former years Only 800 pictures nave oeen
- ont of the 500 coo submitted to the iiang'us
o,ittee who are to be congratulated on tne lloA u
80 and ability to harden their hearts when inuucou
En- tn exercise so much discretion AS usual lHoIe
~ any mixtures which are familiar to those VINO huNo
sitoa New.York exhibitions, but then no one eAPooS
~ Workers to cross the ferry for the sake VI ses
rrres in Brooklyn. These exhibitions too arc l""s
- highly conventional order and appear 20 INV" '
comfort 10 the venerable Academicans VINO nee " 'V
- refre in time of trouble. There is someh 10 %
doired in the motherly course Of the Brooklyn Al "
t,on in gathering in pictures, even as hen gauer
o,b her chickens and there is something amusing III ""
oactlinr which announces the event bu' one Ho'oi
ads fresn-lad eggs. They are always tue same W."
obickeus The Society Of American Artis's Is Ne1!
Yrhtly represented here but with this important e4
eeotion the exhibition gives brooAl9 MUGS '''' ~'
sprinkling Of New-York wolk
The large gallery and small overflow rocT1 nave DOT"
been very thoroughly flied Passing 10 the IiSH' rom
the entrance there Is to be no,ed OF NJ DE Io'0''
r,ers favorte brown mOors, aud near by stuuy y.
,vis.ed trees and yellow beach by George H. 7uli''0
In No 2Ol Bruce Crane leads tho observer mo
,,o4ovvs and beside still waters, while Mr. 7af'alH -
No 1s7 AGAIN seeks the barrens Of the Dartmouth ST.
dunes No Isl oy Gilbert Gaul, is picture "i' va
hear being seen again AMI again. The su'ye't - .,
fairy one, following the course thaJ Ail O''" - ,ho
~ hove marked out for himself toward the Huf'S "
american De,allle He mas chosen winter DIV .oI
-, .o,tro and chief feature Of the picture Is uue
a,cr half reclining on his blanket BEFORE -,
Nv Caul never endeavors to make his Su'y 1o+.,Is
,ictnrcsoue. and here he mas nesiec,oN- -. oio,-
:, ,be FADED ragged blue army cotlins' 'uo -,
,hoea down 10 the very b0les III the So0A7
- ,bo tr,,scr,-lcgs. Tie veteran fesS ou
- night elbow. and is patiently inuncu'Hs -
t,ck HIS br0nz 4, strongly marked race anu 1-I,D
hoard hint som thing OF past hdIush'pS' "N''0 w
,-,rav look OF the eyes bent on the campfire Ten "
,borhts OF home perhaps Of serious rcnecohS o" &c
s,tsct of new shoes 4 comTaie approaches bringing
, 10 of farots and of across the unpleasant DIuah
,,v7 q sentry Is pacing his round con- deau SKY
bve the bareback and scanty fire the only soidc5 anu
ba whole tells story whose truth was O'teu proven
.-.rtv Years ago Tie strongest and most attractive
fosr niece in the collection No. l65, By K H. Great
90, The tbickly-clustered white petals stand out
lialv and distinctly, with stalks Of glowing giadicH
t behind and sprays OF grasses and g9den roo 'oing
dawn the vivid color The arrangement Is sihsuIaIJ
tasteful and simple, which cannot De EAU
81 another flower piece, No. %, by
the same artist which shows buneh
- sters against some purpsh nanciuSs. MI Van Bos
kerek in No 50 seeks nyesle the observer along
country lane into a budding orchard. bat the NVld
Greens show that il is sQringtme' and therefore, d"np
and lettering in Mr.. Van Boskercks meadows ana
o,harls would surely result in rheumatism ard Colds
8e No I56 bv Charles W Ia, placed near one OF
= q Jopess p,tures-a marshy tang.e OF grasses weeds
shrubbery and trees among which appears yeHo"-
haired lassie with shawl Ike hamnG0s wing WLcH
scars violently the OF her surroundings Leon
Moran in No III has caught something OF George
rrre-s atmosphere which, however, blends well
Nth tle n,ety little milkmad whom he de-
ic+s Excellent in pose and action, her LEFT handTcaIy
crasps aud grasps firmly the handle Of he pail VINE
under her right arm she carries her STOOL ana llou-L
onlv pantcd milkmaid she seems SD easy anu natural
in her action that one half expects 10 see her move
M uovenden shows again his excellent study OF the
MA farmer reading the Good Book TO his WIFE and he
also sends larger study OF two usiIes 40 40 J.
characteristic English landscape b. r. C. Minor and NO
$50 a bright bit Of New-Jersey ty Bolton Jones Nj
suedlev in No es shows little Of his faculty fer
deuictine expression in the old farmer resting on his
.crtbe Harry Chase like Quartley, shows study Of
claws in No. Sc. One Of the most charming
suots On the walls is Mr.. c. s. ReinharPs
simple study, No. 70. There are two or three
cottages with matched roofs, neutratinted slope OF
ground in front aud peasant woman bending over IN
her hoeing 10 pull something from the ground Really
eYerinr herself too as the action Of her figure shows
Another by Mr. Reinhart, No 81, study OF roadside
Is less interesting than the subdued tones and pictorial
grouping Of No. %. Percy Moran has wandered OIL TO
the nantipe of s;udo interiors, OF which he shows large
eYamrle although fresher field is suggested by his
neighbor, F. Dielman, in his delightful glimpse OF
field when "de corn In de shock and the noble
army Of pumpkins become sufGsed with olushes TO hd
Themselves SO plainly exposed to view. one cApper
darkv boy approaches With pumpkin under MS arm
70 accost another who lies conplacenuy IN Ourrow
formed in the OF shock. his eyes and teeth ste
Ing as he lovingly pats the pumpkin beside him with
mind intent upon pic. In the overflow room s large
study of an old seated reading IN which the un
conscious and absorbed look OF the face admirable
Then for the there certain things to BE always
soen berethe waxy nymphs of II. A. Loop the mmacu.
Fg.No ,u.fA Tot rho arf mo
frenzies Of J. F. Cropsey an armchair upholstered IN
the best possible style by L. Wood Perry, ghmpee OF
gOnntag through mountain mists. J. q, Browns var
pished dover boy. who should have been warranted 10
keep but who looks though his smile was era king
the vauish and the process painful one, TO which
should be added several neat aud rather gaudy exam
ule- OF stpplug. Tomorrow nlgAt va De Ae4 the
iortynfth reception. Edward Brown Will nave charge
TIE sales at the salmagundi Exhibition promise great
things In the two days that buyers nave been admit
led bout forty sketches and ctchugs have been sold for
g. 200. The leading prices are 500 tOr j. {. NlcoA
"Whaleback Light N ISL 'or Perciyal de Luce .
lcht :" SIS for T. NJ. RcbaTdss Aer ding the Nets"
and FOR Walter satte-lec's cupid at Home" while
g. H. McCord I" Pleasant News" by /. G. Jones, and
"Astra." by N. p. odenhemer Fowler;
At tue American Art Gallery the week las been very
cute, one, with encouraging attendance 1ut few sales
American artists viii be held at tnls gallery IN January.
Richards art rOo1as there Is an aguldslee oI new
pic Ures many OF winch appear OF the GecoIaNt ora p
htted TO 90 with rooms furnished by gvngcarte plane -
& fashionable upAClstclol ana 10 DC C4aGcu VIII te
chan rtnc hons Of The furnli ure Ot inns sort Is
Heberr's " La Vox Celeste" which shows maiden ia
costly attire " silks aud bro AIDES sittLg uucOHOr,aOy
MOON Ok one hand resting upon harp, the other
upon scroll. while eyes are directed upward In
what Is no doubt intended for the scn; ecstasy caused
b, he sound OF me celestial voice. BuJ why thOuld
maiden in this gorgeous costume be wandering upon
what seems be dc5oiate sea shore, ana Why should
che conveyed her bulky harp thther ana Was ID
Il all about
A smp er and homely subject has been chosen by
Hasburg study o. beach at low water, Itlnl tr
bu pleasan theme with fisher boy coming I'd from the
waters edge with his cree gIl busy upon the ncts
another stopping to secure TeracoTy sEOestrnc WI
bcyopd the stretch Of sand Is lie smooth water ~ the
bav where cluster OF boats lie quietly, although the