New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-29

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Two very interesting portraits which have been for
nearly century the possesson Of Nrenlan family
are on exhibition at Ayery- art rooms. one
is a portrait Of Charles James Fox by -r Joshua
Reynolds, notable example or coorins ana uedt
meut and the other il an example Of Gilbert
Smart the portrait OF Miss Weems who becomes
something Of historical parsonage ~ the daughter
OF the charlan at the church in Alexandria, Va which
Washington attended. Aside from these portraits the
most important new painting shown here IL Mum
kacsy This * a view in an open grove OF alarmingy
tall and erect trees A little hglt filters through the
branches above and hecks the straight trunks and dark
ground Through the middle Of the trees runs
a road In which stands a with a sunsbade
Of yeuowish tinEe resting on her shoulder,
while beside her two other women one n white, her
cornpaIt ion In black are resting pom bench Another
addition here il marine. by Jules Dupre view ont at
sea of drak green chOppv waves marked with deep
shadows il which small fishing boat unetsiy pitch
ing under a sky laden with gray clouds small Aaem-
uerer ts study OF girl seated in an armchair her
back turned anu face seen in one-quarter profile one
OF Daz rich forest and excellent cattle piece,
by L. Van Marcke, also noteworthy
Anadmirabe ian Escape with cattle by SIeneris shown
At Cottiers one cow stands half buried in high
on the left meadow under the shade OF the ad-
Joining woods. and another whe animal stands boldly
ot in the foreground others following eisurey along,
after theirowu irregular fashion urged on by the herds
man BY Gegenfedt there is view Of low, fiat country,
with water in the left, and yellow road stretching
into the back ground Two charming studies Of peas
ant girls by Artz have recently been hung There IL
also here an interesting portfolio Of seventeen etchinss
after let. works including the Angelus, ana all bic
1no7r important and best known paintings.
4 new ChelmOusN has been recently received at
Richards The subject is the halt Of some Russian
C1,sack soldiers humble countrytnu for rest and re-
Treatments til winter time The pyramdal roof Oft
inn - white with snow which also clngs TO the branches
tIta Iaft The nv he Inn il cr
nm INFO black frozen ruts. with ridges cruel for horses
pedestrians. Three C0ssacks IN uniforms OF blue. re-
tevrd by stripe of scarlet lounge on bench outside
tbe inn iazy Watching their horses which stand with
troouine heads closely by Long lances lean against
G dark line or the road stretches back into the distance
An example decorative trivoity by Ganido, Is an
sI,ber,te interior, with elaborate furniture and still
more elaborate ladies whispering 10 each other
4 painting by Jlmnez shows young
rlrl i'm a red sacque aud yellow brocade skirt
seated upon stone bench IN park 4 l1hJ ana rather
prrtry picture 10y e. Todd depicts little girl sitting II
, SA The warmth ana SOFT light are noticeable IN
drI'- painting of flock sheep lying their ease
Win tue exception OF venerable ram that stands sent
mel for the flock. nude nymph, by heuher
genre picture by c. W Conant and an unfinished
yitercolor Dy Casanova also noticeable. There is
a u.IIftug OF some merit by Iuomds Allen, an orchard
in which cattle are scattered about By Jcrvs McEntee
- ,- Il anal. study Of wiutry lake skater, at
fri,-nf painting OF interest by George H. story is
called % Tic F-Lcrmau's Daughter. and shows Tie
faced vigorous young girl pausing ON the beach
h,r ace turned 20 look ont To sea. ,..,.,,
miscellaneous collection OF paintings Wulch Messrs
Krpv q Co. have been engaged 10 sen, Vas ytsterday
go. am view at their galleries. IL - rtsIu- 10 md
au auction room collection WllAout l,io1 OF DAHZ'
ana ylug claims to the possession or Troy Oh OF
ifr. But unfortunately, while tnc collection SHOWS
1u encouraging Lack OF WTcruru examples OF great men,
IN ,o possesses few good examples OF humber artists
IN tle painting OF the Interior Oh oli.d-)I, 7."p, ny
i-cuttf remarkable skill IN technique 10 manifested
Tnr-, are TWO very good shore views ny Arthur quart
lev q large Wdter-colof we" w AAI4,A9' ~ L. - 4,.N
n sympathetic painting by D. G. morn emitted winter
-,5-r one OF AleGarus military SUBJECTS several genre
pictures ana az tse Munich and Dusseldorf
srtoo.- AMI another OF LeutLes huge hIsto. ca paint
ma, Tic settlement OF Maryland by Lord ia, more
Lut 10 pie lIe- mere VIII JS 'o" VA 'A0 N'NNs "a
Thursday and FRIDAY ,,...i..
IN, runrl- o. time There are some aged uuiOrundies
attributed Claude Lorraine DAVID lehlrI dD Iuu
Kuour, a small dark landscape d-'Eueu 20 IAeu,1otc
KUI,,cau, and some other pa'hun-s handicapped ny
,rsat names. Among them is Snrtch OF Il !'uaAlou
go.srlnau attributed To- Gust1ve Dore. lhlH sac VII
~ a. take place evenings or thursday ana Friday
1,re H. story is nearly shing simple and pleas
ant ltJle study entitled Artfc tie Bdth IAe Olaer
sister carrying tue pump O4Dy whose shining SAIL
testihes To- ll- recent IMlnersiOh. ,
A "A Tuaver mas been engaged upon large landscape
designed Tor the coulIA5 eAAlDlIluu oi 'uo va
American Artists. II % view LOOKING on shore at Nan
tu.npt IL foreground l. srctcn OK slops SANDY
sol. nearly hidden 10y the coarse grass oi I rne
snofe eueep scattered about here anu there Inc
rIiar low line graz ish haze characteristic OF Mr.
IaaTer appear throughout Ia the background Is the
limo OF the sea. showing single snowy SAL
Ia Interesting picture which W. T. Macy has been az
WORK upou is d study south Dartmouth, Mass GA the
ett il "A high Held WIKI old dead Srdssts ana autumn
yyer4 below which the right * the bright green VI
"A meadow through which "A quiet river nO"s. stone
wall aud one or gnaTled uces break the monotohy
Of the field. Another picture Il view VI cana td
meadows near Munich aud one more noticeable ID
another south Dartmouth sketch View OF sandy road
running along BY river WIN the hllIOcks OF salH
diversified by grass and clmpH OF Oiusl anu inc VIM
UilIs of thc salt works showing In the distance
T. Addison Richards has begun painting Ol scene III
Peunsy lyanla, near Milford Tor the AcaueAy'