New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-30
THE socIETT OF AMERICAN ARTISTS.

Durin- the last week the gallery of the
American Artistic Kurtz Building No. q East Twenty
hiri-st.. Madison square, has been rehuns with new
collection Of pictures only Of the original exhibition
remaluine- jhe Portrait Of the Artists Mother" by
Mr Whistler. There are several pictures here, the
large size OF which made Il impossible hang them for
the first exhibition, the gallery Is not a
large one. ana they would either have crowded
out the smaller pictures altogether or made
IL necessary to hang them where they could not be well
seen. Il uas therefore very wisely, as We think.
decided to eugtLen the time Of the exhibition and to
divide the accepted bic, cures into two divisions wholly
arbitrary: making invidious distinctions and no
casshcaon, but giving to each an equal share OF tne
season For ourselves find 1t. and we presume the
public will IT. great addition 10 the pleasure 81
seeing the wo, Of the society thlt We can see 10 III this
quiet and eisu-ely way; alter opportunity for
thorou-l euio -aent Of one not too large collection o.
pictures. allowed TO see a
second collection under the happy
conditions Here A. tn the nrst nsaIent find every
picture worth something; sli not equal II course,
but there arr few PICTURES here tGat Do not deserve
study for some quality they possess 10 Is hardy
worth while making any exception 10 the praise We
must award 20 the vLo'e.
MI EazA-'- a,o--ze Crucid1ion 90; Mr.. F. D. Mnlets
Lfe--ize fu 'isth po~rat Of Mr. Lawrence Barrett
Cassius 90, Mt. d. ". Alexauier- portrait OF Nj. Cole
Nj ". u. lAp-ucott's Portrait Of Gentleman " Mr.
Walter Planners Venice %" lr a. ". TLayer's Nan
tuckct IN 5f are al large pictures ana al deserving
o, notice; sure % be mUch stGdied 10y
tho pubic aud perhaps mach disputed over.
Tor chez an. all works Of force sufficient 70 make It
Tcfk-u With them they cannot he pissed
by Will ln.lL,rrlcc Miss kosIa Emmett. Mos t'feh-
OreK. MI. y. -. DcWing. hlss Booth. Miss IhachcT
Mis- rl bee ct Miss Esglestoh and Mrs 1wachr Al
al prt~.f rrd Iu tie Lev roilral and their Work
~ every aod- seaJly he ni"rrst OF the e1Eih
rol. dr 4lail ". Chdee has iirg' landscape, NOT
yory Valuable ana NJ CuITler sends some pictures Il
which cuIIVu fails justly -ef by it- results
bcfe oil sound ana fury -gnhylLs-
uofhire Mr. homer Martin SENDS one
o. lis romantic l4ud-cApes where Te cannot abandon
OIrstl % fle romance would. Decau-r the Ill
telectuai lace7-o. which 30 buit up are tor a)
parent Tnls lis neither real nor unreal painting; us
ueltcT prose poetry, Jet pot nc prose such
picture nhf play part IN dec rntlyc scheme, out 10
u satisfactory seen alone. 1r. y " IryOu bar
WELDON posed landscape and Nj Bruce Crane winter
evening re- ding dow over a snowy scrne and MT
Prosper L. -euaf "1he emf OF a stormy
Day al Anuisguim, Cape Ann all picturos
Of winch the putlc Will want 10 hear further
Mr Kenyon Cox sends cture that US great pleas
year Philadr phit small p0rtrai, Of a
lady sparkIug with character. and drawn with easy
SKI aud b. cnntTl Dutes beautifully panied bit u
6Ll fe-I japanese wooden uay, vi l. some Oriental
Objects. pi AZ which more anon.