New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27

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| This exhibition will close on December IL. .
Works for the th annual exhibition OF the Samagundi
Club, The OF the received at the Acad
| envy Friday last. and they ca me III overwhelming
| proflsion. The little fire when few young artists
kndled five years ago has developed into uproarOus
cOnlagrat on out OF which OF the older men, for
merly adherents oils have not emerged without
the smell OF smoke upon their garments. Two years
ago the exhibition contained 6l2 pictures including
large amount of publishers work. last year 400 and this
year promises much more extensive than ever be-
fore. There viii b. usual drawings In charcoal,
crayOn India ink sepa, pen and ink ana pencil with
| drawings tine block, black and white oils, proofs
| Of eugrlvings aud etchings The sales Will Do
charge of George H. Gait who has cared for the ex
hibltion Of sketches at the American Art Gallery and
who mnistcred the buyers OF etchings al last years
| Water Color a charge which he will resume at the
coming exhibition Of that society The stlmagundi eH-
mbi lon VIII he opened the public on Saturday next
at the Academy On Friday next the " Press arc IN
vited from 10 TO II a. m, and "connosseurs an I'm
kind reflection on their predeces to p In
while n reception Will be held in the evening. The
| exhibition will close on Friday evening, December %
The which will perhaps excite the greatest gem
eral interest will be the exhibition OF several drawings
by On Maurier the originals Of some of his wel-mown
caricatlres I'm PuHch There will DO several contrOu-
lions from artists an Dad and large number from men
in Boston and philadelphia one Of the largest pieces
| viii be a decorative design by water 5hirlaw.
About January ID there will be opened an exhibition
of tie works OF Boston artists the American Art Gal
ery. The Water Color society VIII open Its sixteenth
annual exhibition the Academy on January % and II
| will close on Saturday evening, February Il. Blanks
must be Aled to the secretary Henry Far
rr at No. 81 West feminist, by January t. and pictures
Will be received from January IL TO January - incu-
sye II will be interesting TO see whether the members
Of the Hanging Committee succeed in bringing such
clamor about their "a arose last year. ana also
| whether the victims Of the OuO-tWO Bounced" take
counsel together again appeal to the sympathes OF
the public.
The rare collection Of antique Chinese porcelaIns,
old Venetian glass and Rhcdisn JaieHce' which
the well known connosseur A. elcheL OF
| Paris has sent to this country, viii he
placed on exhibition at the galleries OF T. T. Kirby Co.
On Tuesday next The sale will take place on the even
ings of Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday December 4,
and g. This will be followed by an exhibition OF PANT
in,s belonging amateur Boston collector, among
hich are works by Daubgny Daz, Van Marckc, Ziem,
eclrcyer Zuge, Lambnet, Pinchart, Perrault. Meyer
Van Bremen Brisgot, Auguste Bonheur, Rchet, TssOt
and Jacouct This collection Will be sold On Thursday
| and Friday evenings. December Ia aud Is.
visit TO tue galleries Of the dealers SHOWS much that
f. new and brings many promises of riches to come II IS
| Interesting notice tho intro OF new artists
,ear by year the atoms IN the fashion 81 picture
but1ng Between the reign O the Dlsstidot ScHoo ana
tuc craze French pictures thrle were many anu III
vcr.ihed fluctuations IN the popular taste ana al pres
en it ia longer considered "Dsoutey necessary 20
| buy only paintings Dl tteuch aItIsls. inc Iloithu
nanfers Murr aud Marls, whose w0rNs were hrs seen
here year or two ago are becoming aFol1oy ana Sft
| orally known, even MT Fpulbg showing M@ule III us
recent startling exhibition OF water coofs Ihis season
several pictures nave appeared by SWedsh ana NOrWe
gan artists and one OF Two py ~ ini tnn
painter AL Fio,oIGt The Finn alluded to. one Of
whose pictures il at Richards exhibited III the last
salon large painting DIVINE serI Ice on Tue 9uore OF
- tilorG Sea" which bought by the French Gov
crnmrut. There to be found also ne" examples OF
swedish art in pictures by smith Had IagoeTg, - r.
moved to small gallery upstairs, which uniortnaley
doe, not g 1t nor space FOR Their alyaht igeo as
Ioy Here is q now painting by Oscar Torno VINO mas
chosen to depict the snorcs OF lake under
i, ,ittrrs ON the rppod surface OF the water, II Lust
among the sedges OF the shadows auu ny us nl ,
hos dark trunks rise on the left. The houses close TO
t. uer's ge the bank suggest that tnell HH"1iS
ants must suffer from mahrla anu MOSQUITOES, nm
has II xed on canvas rugged moor WIN huge oHrc
houdrr as the central point o. attraction nIte pteaslnS
on excrent example of RIbot, evidently study OF
hr arm nnd shoulders. Most OF tine new pictures
nIt,inrd by MI CO,ier abroad thls summer nave noo
yrt arrived Neither have tuo works from lhe LONDON
Irocb If this mouse which TO be shown mere, ana
: when ircnde Important example Oh an "Ius.
whose works are becoming rater anu i@iei
%f %yerys Gallery the chief places arc accorded to
pct,res One Deors Capture OF the DutGh IT. tiegt
by the Iulzars Of the Republic III Tue iD0r % me-
G G1rsa,i Incident Of military history. me
huge car cared above Sye'' the snowy Of
The ice ana the tall mssts tower ir up"'Id, To
pcrnsird with slect. The Dutcn nag las Dgfn &
nv ,f snrrender ia chosen hy The artist, ana e
fni ,,dic.r ia salf X the French COMMANDER "I!e
, ia men sand deecedy behind lin clos unSer oo
! ~, mil nj III r lost ship Tue rcdc9ate l huLz'.s
T., sir hard by their frosty breath hiuS""5 VIZ int ami
= oi The ostr4 OF their horses mo 10 t1 - IN
. Ia r ,r,y No the ranks of the IlraIIeuis On
/ Inc rigging Of the frlgaes rits g6t WHEN tell the
q Clouds show OF duly lufid d,sn' ~, tirns fron
q Cl"ut ~ tho winter sunset. Ihel CIo turns lIOn'
g the chi oi oliS i Van Marcke which hangs opposite
81 tI, IA always herd OF hVe com a1o Cos sH.t
iII! "IP and a mill Just beyond. The perspective IL
= hk by clump OF Willows, and III the rdc GROUND Is
Il - nte1dow while the sky shows pacIcs Oh Due
o<',nn1 Jie summer clouds. For those VINO ore sa'eu
r With landscapes there "a very iasclnaus genre o5
a bafbers shop. but the barber Is evidently nnti
- ! If versatile gifts-what barber - not
u H. an artist and on his easel stands halfhnished
- picture ust at the moment ne Is poised on one TOOL
= H. riht hand holding his left wrist behind hin, while
Il his eft hand opeh razor and he is utterly n
- mrrscd In discussion with fellow diet ante WHO mas
j. brought some a-brac for his Inspection But mean
Il twe an elderly ana irasc0le custom forgotten IN
4 ! his chair The unfortunate man hOlds the DOW W
70 atner under his chin, In the spanish fashion anu W
a conscious Illuminating position until ms pale1 1,
II is exhausted then, turning an irate Vlsagc 'om
e absorbed Figaro. he II evidently SDOh h,te Near
II HIM to his senses by sharp IeD rebuff viher il
A. tne Grison three new pictures slal ty ~
d called" Soldier and Is al Out-oIJhyfh sands in a
trooper dlsmOunting from his horse Mhsr sSortenne
:, and esng man Inc wsyslde fence admire the view
which IA worth admiring for 1t is OF ueeP
10 stretching far OF 10 the sea- iDS A
d there IL study OF roadside scene III tue i
~ th f,miiiar forast of Fontainebeau, thy paihtns
to yet notable for depth and snDdned Ss Whicl
- shows It'll. @ri dutifuly ensssed In read
De ing to her grandmother INJECTED by screei
OF ana before blazing fire. all OF p SRSS Of su sa
.ao tno ' smah Jules Dupre Ia also shown here,
Of sketch OF huge gnared Tee, beyond which a. meaGS
sirstehos conveying vivid IDEA OF distance Mr. Avery
e1 A. giving com mi some OF tue most prom
sn Sarista abroad will insure the appearance OF som
entiroy fresh work Ut this gallery among WHOM WI