New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-28
CLOSE OF THE ART SEASON.
NOTES IN STUDIO AND GALLERY

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fars ana London are at their height, aud In this
country outside Of New York the summer aeens n a.
VOrte time Tor exhibitions. But here the day ~ new
pictures IA gone by not to until the autumn Ard
| the FAMILIAR card Gone 10 the country" ia booming
frequent on the studio doors. Peculiarly the season
just past seems to have been highly
| successful The Gales at the prtnci,,,
exhibitions have Amounted to nattering he1Ires and on
the whole the receipts at the sales galleries are cor
sdered TO be somewhat In advance Of those Of the pr
cedng year. OF the private buyimg IL Ia only possible %
indge from the that the dealers appear reasonably
well satisfied with their years work. They are an1ou-y
watching the OF business and the financial pros
poets however In order determine what the market
Tor pictures will be next year Several pictures
present Salon have already been purchased by NeYork
dealers. Knoedler Co have bought large painting
tho nude by Bougereau called La Crepuseule" To this
house belong also Daphne and Choe," by Misc Eliza
beth Gardiner, ani paintings by d. X Knight and BY
Joseph Aubert Mr schaus has purchaseo pictures By
! Benjamin Constant, Casanova and Moscr. and Mr.
| Avery has made several purchases, which include a
| painting by Jean Aubert-
The annual flight OF artists Europe Is well under
way. Yesterday the Assyrian Monarch. which brought
Jumbo ont, oarred DIN L. Warner % It's passeI
| gers. Mr.. Warner, after short stay in England will
visit Paris and take n trip in Spain athOugh most Z
his time will be spent in Italy party artists sailed
the City OF Romo, including EdSin A. Abbey and T.
| DE Thulstrup-who 60 abroad presumably IN the in
| tereSts or Harper " BrOthers-and H. swain ford.
On June another party win sail the PeDnllad fo-
Antwerp consisting OF Robert Blum, +. d. sille F. IT,
Lungren. W. u Chase A. \. Anderson, Arthur Quarey
aud J. C. Beckwth. A. F. BunneT viii sail IN August
for Venice, he will spend year. j. W. Champney
! has already gone jroad.
The original portrait bust Of Gilbert Stuart, the artist
at the age OF seventy, modelled from life by John H. l.
Bro vne of this city in 1922 has been placed view
the of sypher Co. Subscriptions taken
for bronze casts from this bust The original has been
purchased from collection Of busts formerly owned by
Mr. Browne the sculptor who died in 1884, and now ia
the possession Of his son, A. d. o. Browne In ts col
| lection there busts of John Adams John Quincy
Adams James Madison Thomas jefferson, Henry Clay
and Lafayette.
c. r. A. Heay's portrait Of Ex-Governor d. Morgan
has been placed on exhibition for few DAYS in the
gallery OF Knoeder & Co. This portrait IL presented TO
the by the subscriptions OF several friends Of ex-
Governor Morgan and will be hung in the Capitol az
Albany The atm OF the artist has been to por
tray Mr. Morgan as he when Governor, and he
i, therefore presented looking younger than At
present two-thirds front view Is givea
Of the face against dark yello VISA
bqckground The strongly marked rather highly col
red face with the abundant gray hair long white sifs
whiskers and heavy eyebrows have offered IN effective
srbec for the artist Another painting newly hung here
=; bv Henrietta Ronner Brussels, and shows cart
drawn by three huge dogs which resting from their
labors while the figure Of their is in the
background.
At Avery's n landscape by Daubigny ia on view In
the green meadow the right washerwomen arc
beating their clothes the brook. while the left
woods and IN the distance rocky hin. new painting
bv f. L. Weeks Las appeared Reichard's. The sceno
ia courtyard in TapgeTs, with woman who looks as
| if borrowed from of Diaz's pictures standing by
fountain in the centre caressing two pet gaz Hes The
Noorsh arches OF the houses ard orange tree loaded
with golden fruit lend themselves sufficiently pleas
| l. I.fatt ftarn l. ail viz
glimpse Of the sand and water just where the waves
break on the beach. sunset wide plain by NJ.
| J. Heade and Morning." a gray landscape with
considerable feeling ere also among the additions here
The Artists Fund Society will not hold is exhibition
I'm the Academy this year. but in the galleries OF Kirby
Co. The private view viii be January D. and the sale
Will be held usual IN Association Hall on the even.
ings OF Februlry aud g. with Thoma, E. Kirby auc-
| toneer,
Cottag e building ia becoming favorite amusement
with artists W. T. Richards and Samuel Colman are
erecting houses at Newport. Mr.. R.chards's cottage
| which is at Conanicut, southwest OF the
Dumplings, is of gray unchiselei stone,
which has been left rough with the chcns az MOSES
still adhcrng Mr.. Colman's hou'e which is on the
Bath road far from be.levue-1Ye VIII not be COM
ia.e Iii, home, when finished. promises Ia b. singular
nyitns for 1t VIII p'TeSs sr' e 9
In which cO'or'd sl-s VIII play an important part;
Jane, D. Smile is building cottage the high ground
| yf Wonr. 49, Penn, which will be- completed nj
will doubtless be a very charming summer aoiains'
| place. 80,
Wordsworth thompson mas recently m 'h,d one OF us
favorite declarations OF American life In The last century
lied a Nayslie mn IL i dI'ay winner cav ahl
tne r'aI, are lrOsled Win rii2" anu uUe'I M o+ 81
pools Three hors men have drawn rem before re Old
fashioned mn, ana one u'l9un.u i ~ iAlls 10 wv
obSe4loS roe! -I1s . l14,oi III, "ai G %
gcsls good cheer within Inc "er riders look Yi't IN
az thc oiH,h toVi WI. &c ~, -, rf,b b,, ,o,
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contrasting Strongly WIN tIo SiiiN's' ou.Si'V. Ing
landlords wire stahd- o'sIu' nIli nu 81 li Vi
the porch three iox-hnterS resting atsr me eha
with their dogs lying at tleT l'ti YN.t ,ue helr sO
the horsrinen swings tne Srv. 81 ' srs
The study for THIS quaint mn Wa NO "N '"lNnS I,pt
and wide aZza i rom 4 sAe', I ~ 81, % ili sne,,
ional turnpike IN MARY ulu ~ any ati ovge, ~ lie