New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-01

Cfone = study itoat. I0l
Crol sey l SeeTs 40 40
Faton' G. u V View Near Avon. 200
treti F lille ana mSie rs
iioveIde6 Thcs Village Blacksmith. s0o
ioihos Mrs March snOwdrfts.. g
PaPPPPns raH wi scence in cnsdor 500
Berry t T ;9oa5t It'll s to smSks 20 20
sSaneha5d d F. as, Hap Meadows. 200
Smile jas Cathedral Rocks Yosemite l do
Weldon c. eamlana. iVoo
Among Others sold were pictures by Mr.. Whittredge
and Mr.. Robbins.
The exhibition OF the Society OF American Artists has
largely attended during the past week As usual
the sales sight which ID DIE TO the facts that
many OF the pictures had purchased before the
hibon aud to the small number OF pictures in tie col
lection. LA Prelude" by Mr. Dewing, has been sold for
80 600 while the other sales "A Flower Piece, by
| BENJAMIN Foster, and "Canal in France" by {. A.
| Platt.
Mr. Koehler has issued the following circular;
..The circulars and blanks for the Munich Exhibition
will soon be issued by the American committees. TIE
fund covering is being raised by
private subscriptions appeal the art Institutions
of the country having received but few favorable re-
sponses most OF the institutions having funds avail
able for such purpose Several philosophical men have
already come forward with handsome subscriptions, Mr.
John Taylor Johnston heading the list followed by Mr.
j. II. Sherwood and Mr.. J. +. suttoa. Tho Society Of
American Artists and the ST. Louis Kinstler Verein
nave also contributed, and the Museum OF Fine
! Arts, Boston, the Boston Art Club, and
| the Pennsylvania Academy OF Fine Arts have the
| matter stu under consideration. The committee de-
cded their number to fifteen, eleciins the
following artists members Of their body j. g. Brown,
Eastman Johnson, Augustus st. Gaudens, F. s. Church
Arthur Quartey. The works accepted by the jury will
be placed Oh exhibition American Art Gallery for
| few days previous 10 shipment the gallery having
been kindly placed at the disposal OF the committee by
Messrs sutton and Kirby from this city will be
received at the gallery between the 10th and 18th OF
Nav mixtures from other cities must he sent charges
prepaid to l.. H. Purdy Co.. No. AZ West Thirteenth
st.. New-York The following representative commit
tees were appointed he operation OF Ameri
| can artists abroad:
"In Paris: Messrs Bridgman, Sargent, Reinhart Dana
and Dannat. In London: Mare Fisher Ernest Parton,
| Mcclure Hamilton. In Munich: Toby ROsenthal Cur
| rier, Neal McEwen, Koehler.
"A representative of the American committee VIII CO.
operate with the American Artists Club of Munich in
| forming Hanging and Decorating Committee.
contributions tothe fundmay be sent to the treasurer
Mr. j. c. Beckwith, Sherwood studio, West Fifty
| seyenthst."
Mr. Charles NJ Kurz has issued for the third time his
| Academy Notes." which contains some ninety iins-
traons OF principal pictures in tie present exhib
ton the greater part drawn by the artists themselves
| and the others by Mr. James ID. Sm,lne. The value
! OF these illustrations as permanent
record of tho exhibitions and an aid 10
memory is evident. In addition, the book contains
brief descriptions Of many pictures besides those which
form the subject of sketches while Mir. Kurtz has also
inserted short personal notices OF artists whose
| works are reproduced. The volume, which bears this
| year the title OF /" Illustrated Art Notes."
| is for sale at tho Academy, and no doubt will
meet y ith the same which has attended this
work in the last TWO years
With the present number The Studio completes its
first quarter and announce, healtniu condition OF
| by Mr.. Frank T. Lent, Illustrated, addressed ..
p pa tSer medium Of EXPRESSION It contains weekly
RESUME the art of the week, with articles hpon
| various subjects pertaining to art one of which " Inc
Lie In Art" in the present number, contains unfortu
nately much solid and suggestive truth when would
more concise Mex week The Studio Will issue double
sheet of Academy sketches.
The leading article in The Mgr-ias Of Ar for April is
survey OF Rosseti as painter win r earefui is
Influence In the Pre- Raphaete school, and
| SOME account of his later and weaker work.
Mr. s. P. Avery has recently opened special
exhibition of paintings small in number but
OF notable interest ana import'nce. In the large
are but accessories to the portraits OF the
artist and his wife, The central point OF the picture
tho figure OF the Hungarian painter, emphasized by rs
light dress. who has turned from The painting upon MS
ese and careIessy rests upon high seat his face seen
cuses merits and dement's OF his work with MS we
| she is clad In rcn deepblue velvet. robe, ara
leans forward, her chin resting upon her hand in
tenty examining and crlticsng her hlsDanus canvas
There is dark mantel just behind with brass
yase al onc end and the right coat and hat hang
the wall on the left behind the easel sits li21py Mite
mdei while the floor Is partially cove with ric
Ii is picture which at once riyets attention nrst IRON
siu position Jbsis not mere study 81 Drca
brac shop like most studio interiors III locai
| exhibitions. In them the ieye wanders from a porlefe
to vase OF fowers,or an example OF Benares orass sn
ply taking an inventory OF multitude OF carefully dis
posed tribes aud finding nothing as centre OF Interest
| while tho figures, where hsures are miro
Sere next the charm of rich colorng aud deep har-
monious Tone while the breadth OF style, freedom ana
& @ cops 81 I stu wy deserves Sc Evening
Fniaterre," by Jules Breton which was e1hiDted
iectual or storytelling picture thar the
moiern French painters usually ,n m pSarsS
peasant costume joined eoch other with their DIS
tabs and knitting work for few moments OF gossip after
toll ooo young gr IN white nysrs ho eay
az linst the wall TO the left IN the middle distance an
sitting on the rgt chatting upon events of the day
The figures OF the central groupac outlined against ING
walls Of eGags Just tDc Sst Oaa on the h Is
green field. The tranquil soft atmosphere OF twisnt
tnyeop' the .seNe and rb on .ea the A' tale "f
rest after done, and with this might De interviewer
astory OF human passions ana aleeuohs. ~ n P oms
Thought rs 10 bow that feeling might DO most potur
esquey expressed There Is study OF an nro f tio
| deep rich brown to glowing scarlet, whch 10 =
stronger example than often met Win. and yam
Maroke cattle aud horses on the shore AMONG Soa's am
vessels, which has more decision anu energy INA. a~ 81
| Mentone by Alexandra Caamc, the SWISS ai 80,
who IN lSo4 and whose WORKS are very i. hsars
resemblance " tho work "f the late MI . ~ s,
showing same love OF nature WIN certain %
In quality combined with careful attention 10 the ooa''s
on. other new picture here which calls ios nothing