The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-07-30
THE INTERNI TIONAL ART EIHLBIIIoH
IN VIENNA.

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tho Austrian canitaI mnnv ~ thn most distin.
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nor,,nt NOT onIy boc,nse a ofyors n oonroniont
moons ~ studyino nd oomno,ine, ,ha or,istlc
| rnori,s y, tho ,,riono countr;o. h,,, oIoo NO
couao 1, onohIos nc "a form a corract ooroor,,on
| NJ tho soci,l ,snaots NJ tbosa oount,i,s ,nJ
| of,on too a, their po,nro, snano,.,
Tn onr dov ~ frooncnt ovbibitions Il 10 aim
| cult +, cronte an international disnlav which
will fulv rnnrosent tho merits ~ nil ort conn
| 4"y iVpio'eH. VI, 'i'i no VI u" ~,
trles Here We entirely miss three OF the most
important countries in the history OF modern
socle'y,LngIana, hussla ana Amerlca' ana
| some OF tho best artists oil the eleven countries
represented are wanting. Thus. dtr5me and
,,o me- NV io,'iu "''ioi'e VIC iiohvii'
| MateIko and ehermark are not among the
| Austrians.
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pi'oh must Dc considered most gratifying
works comnletod after 1874 wero 70 be admit,
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ted. 1t is well arranged the works OF each
| country being grouped together; and 1t Is fur
short biographical notices of the artists these
being of especial interest because informing
US SO Oh Tue masters or sclooi Oh eacn.
The largest exhibitors are the French and
ue,mans; next come inc hustrians. be,gians'
ana spanish ana lastly tne ltailahs putch'
| Norwegans. Swedes. and Danes.
The French show the greatest artistic FREQ
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! dom and individuality. and an admirable earn
estncss and skill in tho treatment of their sub
ject. They delight In scenes whose chief charm
IS ilght ana color. ana beauty OF physical form |;
| but though they are often very happy in their
choice of subject II is here that they leave most
to be desired. While We find few character
istlc scenes OF common life. and tho few re-
proSai rt IN 'hG n
| MANY mvthoInoicnI and alioportnnI sub;ects
the whole pppsf row in tie main hall repre-.
wealth 81 hiznrTe smb;ects for exn,npIa Hnur
erVex 81 eXceent patntng Tho Antensv eI IN
| Tho Intel Diru'' Iybrre n cornsa is beipr' die
snctnd and '!Tbe 6nesti"n hv Dssirf Frnn, cnic
Innr6c Which renr"sents n man ronstin% a{ive
on Tie rncki Christ in the Tamb I" nv Henri
| Iaon"ld T. vy which rarrnscnts n common and
gh9stiy cornsc Iyina in an omen Toni Each Of
mnsterni,a NM thny ntinci ths snsntnt99. m nS
! unpisaeantiy. "'O''
nnr n,r,,t iIi, in ,, son,o az iii ,t,t 'r 10
Saios!stie .! the empire pr royalty thnRR il the
apiriti ''' Vi pictures Vi truly icpu'iie"ii
bT so IN e fren ar T"s' bS hs
no IL trjbnti"n Of ,bt On npnEro mnh Te
we, ~ III ouj a ~ 'a7 refe
bro h9f knceling ha sitting on the ttG Ground
mented by disnnse that n. seems 10 Wish to es-
cape touching anything, as he must suffer pain
byeyery eGn,ne HE face tgrnoa upward SY
snnI,sn and tsar-wnIn ayei angint, - tn,varJ
LtaSeu. and cyprcss The one raw Of comfort
tho, cni,"a fr,n thorc Tbn liisbt f,,is fror,
ahSyo ND he fI,,nr E 4, hn; ri,f i,t,H ,Iu
da,l, ianE,,rnuni nf ro'i,s MID g. IN a,a.,,
80, " ,.r ne mi,tIrs Thc vhnin ,noI, ~
is ,,r"at ~" ovnr"ssiop eneots ,oinnice a,G
Tho treatnrcnt 81 tho diseased ensb is n NIL
Inn nxu,',,,ic ,I H., JrnnHh ,," I,..,. Ia, a.
nSim,i 1Hn'''pe u 'e iiench MASTERY III he7h
IInntiiifu, and hinh,v me~tnrions rict,,ro ia
Frtnrn n.o Nv Gnr"I,,s nr,,nP 'it n ron ~
resnnts A littIe child ri .x'Iuis,taiv mir con-
nleNi"n ElUiI blue sycs win s2rt bI1nd
straiohf hair strnt1rliny into ia fnce dr,ssni
in n i1n,, crimson r6b, stnndin.s iv n CHAIR on
which ira inv.iv RISES NJ xa,'7IouS NM ma Nd
crimson huTs All the rontla charms If tha
tcndSr fair f,co AZ, e,,nn6Itd Nv tho Inv ira
bin treatm mont az mo crimson accass mrics
The pSrfraits arc among The hest nirtur,s Of
the French Bonnat las two one II the Pres /.
Gorniet The trnatpent of both reminds rs 81
| ioh u" 'rhn ii,yht comes nom aholr nTI tLn
eckgropnd ia Sery dark EmiIs i1yy III has s'' n
smnn GEin, iknnCsa ~ n Wv, Tanny,, ~ - +"
Jacims Honnnr parirnt ~ nix HI RrotS S"
| Paul iluiI,i. "A Pnrtfuit:1 and lilies Bns,irn
ISp,gc n Portrait Of Albert WnlT y Mi OF
! which are life-likn I'm oypression nd onishod
| in execution. -
Alfred Philip Roll, n pupil OF CHROME md
Bonnat has morn le.1iy stiidiGd mud nntcrri
into tho spirit of tho rornmon people than any