New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-16


IND ELSEWHERE.
Some 500 paintings, which will form the
nfty-nnth exhibition Of the National Academy, bave
boen received al the Academy building together "ith
about 200 more which will be returned Win rrgrets
70 their The Sst DAY Tor receiving PciRIt- was
wednesday. but usual there were many DeIalet
strags which continued 70 come ia u 10 yesterday
The total number submitted II between 200 ana l>VV'
probably sis iAes have been -sBt he uin ever
before. For tins there Obriens reasons IN The
stimulating effect Of the clarke and Hallgart1i pr#-
In the rule forfctag The membership OF Associates
who fail 10 exhibit for two yeafs IA SUCCESSION th"
tsing the second year sDce IT. adopton' and 10 the
marked Increase In the pIOdnc0n 81 American prtlres
There appears to be- an unusual number 81 large
paintings but this I1a prove 70 be- feature 81 u"
exhibition the opening The members 81 iDe hanging
committee begin their ardnoas tssk to morrow. lh'
Aeadenncans comprising this Commits" gre 81 'srs
Jared Il. Elagg H. swain Clifford :. J. Guy. Il p II.
DE Haas. and james VI. Hart. Tho Associates are
Mess-s Ge0rse n. story and Thomas Moran Friday,
April 4th will be yarnlsbas and press day 7aurday,
April 9Th. Wal be- Buyers' day and the usua reception
vii be beId In the evening. The exhibition VIII %"
opened 10 the public Monday April :. closing -atr
day May Il.
The announcement a the ClTss sad Hailearten
prizes has excited n widespread interest. scores Of
letters IN regard these prizes have been received
from points a. remote Oregon. California sld New
noyices may he Judged from the character Of the qnes-
tons One suggests contribution IN orsyons. another
pen ana Ink and another SONS chiefly intere-edin
the Of the picture TO ~ submitted The conditions
OF these competitions plainly 81 forth In the Academy
circulars issued January ]. Exhibitors are there
in-ted % mark with cross the tts 81 -Hch Pictures ~
are eligible for competition these conditions
THESE crosses VIII appear opposite the titles IN the
catalogue ~ the exhibition. A primary conaitiOn y
hat the exhibitor must ~ under thirty tive Years OF
age Thus douby sever temptation - placed IN thu
path artists Of the geHtler Rightly wrongly II
Is generally supposed tint ladies Of soB-n hat uncertain
age prefer be considered o right sIo OF thirty
five When in addition ehanee FOR p1fe Il Presented
# the agc "a under tlrfynve. II Will e seen that the
Inducements to enter the petition eX1Ta"Fanary
No doubt list OF competing artists Wil ~ scanned
with much curious interest
Il Il already apparent that gallant effort ha- been
made by artists 10 bear N the honors Of the
exhibition aud keep both prizes al home The opening
OF the exhibition must be awaited FOR the story Of their
accom- h shments But 1t may be -nd IN passing that
Mr. Urich has painted ar Castle Garden, giving
p.e Of the striking cosmopolitan groupings 20 Do
there in the busy season. hi- most important work
thus far Mr Moeller has sent a game 81 Chess"
presenting portraits Of Mr.. Thomas Il. Clnrke ana
friend Mr Miller contributes ambitious painting. Nr
Weldon sends a pie which portrays a poor young
widow paving selling Ter wedding drc-- IN shop
which offers plenty OF accessory edec,, and Mr. kappe-
has painted figure study larger than any he has e-
Lubtted heretofore which l. somewhat similar IN
colormg and execution 20 his painting OF the old
chsotere Is this life worth The ying2" shown the
Academy exhibition Of l@S2.
The meeting 81 tir exbbiIers 10 award these prizes
viii be held In lecture 81 the Academy II
O'clock IN the afternoon OF "Wednesday April % All the
exhibitors requested sftrnd without further notice
beyond tnat already given the Academy circulars II
will be remembered that tire awards viii be- made by
vote by ballot OF all the exhibitors Zach artist viii be
entitled TO one each balo, specifying Lilo choice
for each OF the prizes and each prize VII e awarded
to the painting Receiving the highest number n votes or
that prize bat no work vii be entitled 90 TIE plize
upes. al sst fifty Of the exhibitors the ballot,
and the work third o. all Che votes etst
r is understood that Mr. povendcn We unable 10
complete his John Brown Ia time for the Academy
exhibition The picture viii probably be al SPECIAL
exhibition next month.
painting by Alma Tsdepia has been lstel, placed OF
view al tl gallery KDocdler a CO. The subject II Tn
welcome to spring in classic days by procession 81
Joyous daucers aud musicians. Ia tho foreground are
two lightly poised figures dark hatred yoHth crowned
with lowers a lynx hanging his shoul Irs wso
Is accompanied h q golden hatred madden both Staging
and dancing 10 the sound the Instruments Aed above
their heads just behind then man bears a small
bronzc figure aud below ia the hoWery meadow are oer
inilIt figure rejoicing ~ te welcome {" the -ptns
groups 81 appear 80 tue right oi tueaet siou1"
and on the left pellua marble building mount in
slopes upward toward the vivid blue Of tie sky IAe
arcno o-icaI ore Of tue artist has not t..ed ua Aers
Te N-ue s tathuu pJon %. classic LIFE 1ut rs
uterosr 4, pend, caefs upon the two prouiAeu tre'
They are gfaeoiu Dut Je face ..re isI from being
oy,r-e, arc-si,e. The picur. affords little olpor-
tuity for tine artist To dlsI -y me- remark
au!c skill ~ rendering textures. whether %
marble metal or uauglugs Iii TAILS Is done by auo her
artist Eeyet who b1- painted counoisseur perhaps Of
the Seventeenth ,euuiry, VINO r. Showing "eeF 'ii"
,'e., win -t lruii1e ulouutins- t1 alui1H- -rclu
l, rcn atilir of tAo antique tune Use I-tre or
The vase aud the details OF tue ,cc-soncs 't' "o!~ht
tg5 wI-Aa toucH which is more DIAN clcter ~ TINS
,f ~ aI.o tser- is ut'- painting by Mautc and there
Ia picture by M Van Bc-ker-k Nib'a cannot so
counted = hopeful production
Mr. se,charl exhibits Jacquo large uther coar.el}
treated view ola Hoc, To. slecp. watched los lumw,h
shepherd beside TWO veteran uccs. ~cui' e. At"'o
rs@Ptet ~, "gIg ar n hans at We'll WITH vate oae
Couug. near winch are otsfcr huidlhss ol l- STONE
Of me picture. winter scene by Dir Bracc 'nair,
and view by Nh L'olmei sit i'lr ali'"i.' "a
th, gallery.
y. exhibition of ae Pastel CAB may render interest
ir, = word rrglrdin4 the material employed Tbs j. ~
Frf "A powder consisting or pi.-e ana soln' c"'IIi7
matter It may De native earthy snn''AIoe vl "a pr
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blue. ycunI0u lumber or otAtt li-in'ui'. De'D
OF lguc-Igm. usuutn and .rao are Also -ou' '", ''
=. l,,., ana tue tts rp iIrcl are ppta bed lJ tl.-
valng amounts 81 coior!ng matter 70 equal quantities
oil the base linen tho pos Iel '' ,D''' '', il ~
yun rurprntme. or ole solution ol 'i'.i"'' fitt
ground a- possible ia n n.L. NTA. l'''t'
Ilt,i nm q copper cy l8er closed a Que end oA Pa''
containing .ot- OF fuC desired diameter e." tH' yt"9"'
and tt. ul.fc fs forced Jlrough thr-" h"r e fot'
ofaInsa being proper lengths asa nt' dIltfi al
q furnace Black crsy oH, are oi tA in'"' %. 'i
and cla.. and rcu from pounded ngihtlc "eiNtA iAb'
paste ltu gum HIalc uhd soap Inc it". D'" p on
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wafer eoars. NtloGe IlyeHutl0us .".s .I' it'i-Y L
such a. Lending tnc color. WIKI The AnSl ana a5lns
rho e,f- rv leather or paper stun %. fu tht rot"rS
are tVeI-wno THAT attempt CHARCOAL draw nag "r,
moi failed time locuule To loi WI" o hN"tti
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cnlored ,ir tHe pac. when Is lch iuFAoc aH" .ti'
10 dry Pastel drawing l- supposed To nave been Pc
.1 u Germany il rlc -r1tnfccnfi century, iIi
Tnirr l6S p .J2. q well known drNotr o. i' az.
Coutt pOrlry with hun was En-tIi ana sit-N' t'',
admirable work lu Utslg.-. NItf uuih tH''i Ni"
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