New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-03
NOTES AMONG THE ARTISTS
WHAT THEY HAVE DONE AND ARE DOlNG'
PICTURES TO DE SEN AT TIE EXHIBITION or TIE
AMERICAN ARTIsTs-ACADEMY sALEs-NL" I'M
poRTATIONs OF PAINTINGS.


AMERICAN ARTIsTs-ACADEMY sALEs-NE" -"
FORMATIONS OF PAINTINGS.
The character Of the pictures that have Deen
sent in seems 10 insure 20 the Society of American ART
iss highly successful exhibition Up &c noon sa'ur
day $50 paintings had been received nj tho America"
Art Gallery and tho whole number by evening amou'ou
to about 400. AZ usual there are many "o'AS ii'"'
artists who painting abroad ana 'here arc S''
pictures OF size that appears monsirous "heh 'no
Dimensions of the gallery taken into consi'era
t,on Pro,ablv less than $50 pictures VIII
be hung-there 147 last year-ahu WI"
rigid adherence to the doctrine OF tno
arrival OF the nttest. which the young artists alh
fully practise, there IA material Tor an eAmpllio" "
choice and even more delightful than that OF last year.
To-day the members of the Hanging Committee VIII
begin their labors and Wednesday will be vanishing
dav to which feast of cOpal and tobacco smoke INC
Society invites all artists. whether members or not
What the exhibition will be can be inferred from
mention OF tho principal pictures presented Tor tho
action of the Hanging Committee. The examples OF war
ner Chase Maynard and Ryder that will DC seen nave
already been referred to. ]. Alden Weir sends the Om
Mil Dordrecht Holland" and The Bather," which
have been shown at the Union League Club, together
with an admirable study Of head Mr..
Bunce kindly laying aside his charactersuo
modesty for this occasion only, has sent
nearly round dozen of his pictures They are entitled
sunset Venice, Venetian Buoy" venetian Boats,'
summer Day" A Bit Of Venice" Venetian La
COON" Morning with Sails" NinO Chiccngi Inc
Watts Meadow" and Boats, Venice" large lHnd
scape by r. Swain Clifford is called Near the swamp
and another interesting landscape is by A. H. Wyant
Eastman Johnson will also be represented picture by
Miss Rosina Emmett called " Five O'Clock Tea is a
study Of a Young woman in black against yellow por-
there and light dado standing 10y round tea-tahe, wit
its copper kettle and odashioned blue china holding
cup and saucer Charles Miller contributes \ Barn
yard Evening" and overcast sky, l.. l." while a. W.
MAYNARD sends his clever little Jester" BY George
Inness there is Landscape study from Nature and
by r. c. Miner large landscape, september in the Vale
Of Kennel England and study of an Old Mill" william
sarain is represC ned by the Vegetable shop Algeria
Arab Cafe Kitchen and Sandy Lands near the sea,
while George +. shelton sends "Wintcr, Washington
Square" Frank Fowler portrait Of Dr. Neftel ana
Brunette" and NJ. J. BuTnes Lcbser-Fisling St3hlfy
Mortimer sends immense painting called "Portfalt
Of NJ. De-" a study OF man. apparently spanard, In
black one hand on his hip and the other graspng his
cane. Thore are several large contributions from j. w
stimpson among which are "The Toiicrs Of the Sea-
fishermen on the beach hauling IN their nets ara Inc
Whalcrs Home" Miss Dora Wheeler sends study OF
little girl and painting % young woman sitting lean
. forward with clasp4d hands There is large por-
trL. by Mrs. Sarah W. Whitman. Eirge Hal-
rison contributes ala Tricotense," and Alex
andcr Harrison On the Borders Of the Sea- There u
large painting by 4. G. Heaton ot"The Baths at Troll
VILE" while Albert Balm sends study on the Tiber
ami !. W. Alexander portrait and sketch OF tne
weighing Of the THANKSGIVING turkey, called Inlriy-
two Pound. Massa" Among other pictures which have
been sent in are portraits by W H. Lippincott and
Benoni Irwin a Winter Piece" by Bruce Crane, Tho
Triumph Of SIM" by :. II. Dwight, "A Mcrino RAM
and Bringing up the sheep" by J. A. 5. Monks Wat
ing her Escort" and "Lakc Scene. Bavaria by
John selngcr. "Viliagc OF Peppendack" by J.
H. Twachtman, "a Clean Of SUNSHINE ny
Mary KoI,ock flower pieces by T. L. Colin aud
Mary H. Wright, At the Ola Cottage Door," by j. O.
Brown portraits by J. ". y. whistler T. T. Ninon. and
T. Duvoucck " Whore the Forcfathcrs Of the Hamlet
Sleep" By c. y. Turner. \ Difficult JOB" by Frank
Moss, wild Horses in the Meadow" and Girl and
Calves" By II c. Bspham, and On the Meadows" by
W. G. Bauer.
There il nothing TO he said Of the Academy Exhibition
save TO chronicle constantly increasing financial sue
cess II be the fashion for every art exhibition
to surpass all previous records in Its pecunaTy re-
turns and 40 1t surprising that the sales at the
Acad INV are Gar in advance Of the amount reached at
this time in previous years. Abon eighty pictures have
been sold for nearly $4,000, 1900 catalogues
have been disposed OF, and the receipts
ut the average about $500 daily
The sales for the past week amount to $4,000 Ter
thirty pictures The highest prices were $1,000 for j.
G. Browns " Clear the Track" and $1,000 for Il. C.
Miners Vale Of Kennel" The following Ii list OF the