The daily gazette., 1883-11-26
OPENING OF THE ART EXHIBITION.
The Display of Local Art at the Institute
A List of the Paintings


A List of the Paintings.
The art exhibition of paintings by the
scholars OF Clawson 8. Hammell, will open
this afternoon in Room 10 Of the Institute
Building.
In the collection now on exhibition are So
paintings all of which are deserving of
praise. Several of the paintings are partic-
ularly good and are "worked up" In q most
thoroughly artistic and faithful manner the
PAINTINGS of Mr.. e. /. Rogers, are deserving
of especial praise.
Besides the paintings on exhibition is a
large number of Barbotine work, executed
by sister of Mr. Hammitt's, consisting OF
umbrella stands, large vases, clock vase, and
raised landscape views hand painted, ,etc. ALI
the articles are decorated with running
vines, roses, morning glories, ETC., in beauti-
fal designs, and are worthy of the highest
cOmmendation for their beauty and work
manship.
The exhibition will be open both afternoon
and evening during the week. The public
is cordially inyited to attend and inspect
the work of the amature artists, and should
they find in the collection a picture that
strikes Their fancy they can become the
owners, as the pictures are for sale at moder-
ate prices.
In appreciation for his many lkindnesses
and kind indulgence while giving instruc-
tions to the scholars, they purchased and
presented to the young artist, Mr.. Ham
mitt, this morning, three elegant Turkish
rugs.
The pictures are all hung and ready for
inspection, the thanks for which are due to
j. d. Chalfant, who had the arranging of
the pictures in charge.
The subjects on exhibition and by whom
| painted are as follows:
Nn 1 II " Wato No
2, "Brandywine near the Barley MILL" No.
z, "Bridge on Shellpot;" No. s, sold Apple
| Orchard;" No. 1s, "What o. the Night"
| No. 10, "a Bunch OF Clover;" No. 80,
'Snow Scene;" No. 80, "FlowerIng Peas;"
No. 4S, "Jack Frost;" No. 49," ,"Tamborene;;"
No. SO, "Flagg;" Nc. 63, "Lake George"
| by Mrs. L. II. Grubb.
No. 3, ga Venetian scene," copy from
Stuart by Miss r. Alice Green.
No. 4, ''scene on the Brandywine," by
Mrs. Lewis II. Coke.
No. 5, "Washington's Ford on the
Brandywine;" "No. 6, "a Black Head
Duck" a game piece, both by Miss Kate
| Evans.
No. o, "Chickens for sale:" No. 10
"Winter;" No. IL, "Cake and Wine;" No
81, ga squirrel;" No. 80, "Colorado Flow
ers," by Mrs. Annie Mingus.
No. IL, Night in Days Gone By" No. 13,
ebay In Days Gone By" companion pieces;
Nos.51 and So, High Life" and "Low Life,'
also companion pieces, and No. IS, "a Blue
Winged Teal' and ga Woopcock," game
pieces, by +. 1. Rodgers.
No. IA, "Shellpot Meadows" by Miss
Mary Wheeler.
No. Is, "Cattle's Ford;" No. 16, "The
Turn in the Road" and No. II, "The path
through the Woods;" landscape views by
Mrs. G. B. Rhoads.
No. 81, "Brandywine bridge at Market
street," and No. % "Roses" on black panel
by Mrs. Kucker of Philadelphia.
No. 90, "a misty day on French Creek, !"
by Miss Hannah Dennison.
No. "a, ga View of Lake George" by
Harry Hirst
No. 25, "Roses," and No. 26, pastel, by
Mrs. Charles Gouert.
No. 81, Crosses" on, dark paneh and No
2s, ga Flagg," by Miss Mccarthy.
No. 33, ga Scotch Terrier" No. "a, ga
Field Lark and Blue Jay;" No. 46, "Autumn
on the Shellpot;" No. AZ, "Boat house on
the shellpot;" No. 81, "a Snow scene," by
Miss Ida Walraven.
No. 81, "a Tramp's Looking Glass" and
No. SO, "Falls of Niagara" by Mamie
Downing.
No. 81, "Moonlight" and No. 3s, "a
Misty Day in Delaware Bay" by Isaac F
Renaer. Both of these paintings were paint
ed by gas light.
No. 80, "Where we Waded" No. 40, "a
Bull Terrier" and No. Al "a Bridge Across
the French Greek" by Miss Lille Jones.
No. 40, "a Summer Day" and No. 43
"Perlshed in the Snow9 by Miss ELL
Karch.
No. As, "Growing Roses" and No. As
"Hauling Wood;" by Miss. Grace sayers.
No. So, "Madonna," and No. "a, IA Sun
set;" by Mrs. Chester of Philadelphia.
No. 55, "MaJch Safe" and No. SO, "Re
freshments," from still life, and No. 81, ~
Sketch on the Brandywine;" by Miss JOSH
B. Fogg
No. 60, IA Partridge" by Frank R
Hammett.
No. 81, "Crossing the Moor" by Mrs
Charles Horn.