New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
THE NATIONAL AO4DEMY or DESIGN.
ercovp AUTUMN EXHIBITION.

crcb onnortunIties for observation as were
rded by the private view held yesterday gave the i'm
bresson that the second autumn eXhDuOh OF lhe AGA
danny of Design characterized by more ELABORATION anu
reater frequency of large paintings than the eXhDlon
Of year ago The present collection Is snaA EDITION u
tho regular Academy exhibition with the sKelchy olo
ent thoroughly subordnated and the traces Of the sum
yer campaign visible only in occasional freshness ana
ivdness which was not born within the four walls OF
studio There are some $50 paintings, when aio
hung without any effect Of CrOWding u'ho"eN
the north and northwest galleries are uI
used In pOTtraiture Miss ROsina Emmett 'nU
Mr.. j. W. Alexander offer works of larger c"IioIo
than we might expect thus early in the season. Ii
Fmmet's large portrait OF young lady-in enecV an O
crate cOmpOsitiOn-is placed at the head OF INC i
way The jar of autumnal flowers and leaves , -
csc screen, with It's rich Oldgod uhtns' anu w =
olive velvet dress Of the lady afford ample oo,.s'' 49,,
Miss Emmett to display her technical sAili' II -
andeI's portrait Of child reclining upon us -
orettv foce presentng too studied contrast 10 tno Iss
and larpo ewes beneath not show the uash VI Uo
raette knife and the flavor OF extreme Mumch manner
lam which characterized his portrait OF MT Farke "ou
win shown last spring ,,. IA
Tn tho soutb gallery there is profusion Of marine ana
- ,oTs Messrs De Haas, George H. suillie, W. p
tU mana Edward Moran, REIN, II. Chase and W'G'
D. With half n dozen Others having subjects drawn
from the sea Quite contrast Is the CORRIDOR whon Is
given the character Of conservatory by the abundance
of flower pieces. Here are g0denr-Ou, ny H. a. uIdn
harry, frostbitten but ambitious holyhocks, by
Mr. Lamb; great cluster Of blossoms and
leaves by Miss K II. Greaorexi dandelions arranged
with decorative intent by Miss A. D. Abbott and flower
paintincs by Miss Eleanor Greatorex Mrs Dillon and f.
4 Smith In the south gallery again, we find, well
placed as it deserves fresh, airy little painting by Mr.
leon Moran, Of boys fishing from old wooden pier
Mr. Percy Moran shows something better than clever
ness in his study Of calves underneath appetrees No
PAS Mr.. Church, having completed his eX-
vibrations Of the moon In one picture, CON
tinues to show his familiarity with submarine me- as
Illustrated by the seahorsc and mermaid. Mr.. Bolton
Jones has left his fields in Orange for view near the
coast Mr.. VOlk has abandoned to her fate
the Young lady who wandered for so long
n time In the snOwdriits, and he gives
a little study Of q figure and Of water which
can hardly be counted happy effort In the east gallery
Is picture by Mr. Uich, whose picture Of the "Glass
Blowers is remembered pleasantly This shows work
man cutting designs upon glass; and the execution sur
6cieut proof that Mr. Uchs hand has not forgotten its
cunning rendering OF details Here also can be seen one
of Mr. Bomers mOors well vanished and agreeable
example Of "tone" by Mr.. Blackjack, study Of an old
beggar 1.-THE face notable forts literal reasm by eau
ter aud picture presumably representing Oystcrmcn,
by Mr. Kappes No 49, which sorry to find dl5ap-
pointing But Mr. Kappes given 10 mild surprises In
the west gallery Mr.. Maynard shows stald ana careful
pOTtIait M. De CranO Is represented by aCtf Inc
Joint stock Company" three fekc bOOthlacks with one
cigar Tie exhibition launched will be open to the
public on Monday, and remain open Tor a mouth