Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-26

SOME OF THE NAMES OF PAINTERS FAMILIAR
TO THE ART-LovING WORLD REPRESENTED
ON THE WALLS OF THE ART GALLERY-A
GLANCE THROUGH THE SCULPTURE HALL.

From the New Orleans Times Democrat.
Patience has received its exceeding great re-
ward. So we felt when we caught with quick
eye the esthetic points Of these galleries, whose
walls picture to US nearly every cline, whether
we begin with Thomas Hills canvass of the
Ear West at one end of the main gallery, OF
Josef Chelmonskis 'Snow-Bound Russia" al
the other, the great schools and varying phases
of art being all the while combined, illustrated
and compared.
DRY, But USEFUL INFORMATION.
In compliance with numerous requests, both
from distance and from here, We give a few OF
the names of the artists who will appear I'm the
as practicable, according to nationality:
French NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Frere. Ben
Aymer Pezant, Jules Sale, V. Corcos, Theodore
Frere, Smith Hald Hagborg, Kemmerer. Paul
Sawyer, Fred Meyer, Jean Aubert, Mile. Stone.
German and Belgian contributors. Lesten,
Meyer Won Bremen, Zuber BUTLER, Prof f..
Stammiel, Prof. Leu. Bodenstein, Emile Klaus,
TIL. T. Scharner, La Boulaye, j. Bite. Huysmans,
]. T. Coosemans, Florimond Van Acker, +.
Bossuet, Felix Cogen, C. Petit, J. Robbie, Edmond
de pratere Van staapIps L Van EngsIen
Beernaert, Juliette Truleman, Ernest Hooricks,
Marguerity Stroobant, Louis Bullerkotten, Eu-
gems, Alp. HsseIbergs Nine. Coltart, Leon Fred
eric, ]. Walckiers, Theod. yerstraete.
Mexican ContributorsIJoaquin Ramirez, Pc
g. Carrasco Sebastian de Arteaga, Juan Urru-
chi, Ramon Sagredo, E. PARA, Jose Ma.Nelasco.
American Contributors-C. Y, Turner, F. A.
Bridgeman, G. r. Donoho, ]. La Fargo. j. b.
Sword, ]. Beard, George Inness, Samuel Col
man, Thomas Hill, F. F. de Crano, w, T. Rich
tain, Emily Sartain, J. McEntee, Elilm Vedder,
A. Bierstadt, Walter Satterlee, E. H. Blashfeld,
DSlph " Togetti od RrHse M W Van Ellen len
ton Jones, a. Baker, T. Eakins, F. Waller, G H
Miller, T. Moran, w: NJ. Chase, J. Rogers Rich,
NJ T, e. e. aIHyn W. IL Hap e. PEI
n. Jewell, virgie Williams, r. Van Beskirk, c.
Buck, J; N: GaugengigL Miss G. Campbell, Miss
Among other distinguished names appear
Mancini, Armenize, Josef Chelmonski, and A.
There stu remain between four and five hum
dred pictures that cannot be hung, not that
they fall short of the standard of admission,
rank high but sinpiy because the hall can hold
no more. The supply is greater than the walled
space.
general commentator at the hands of journal
lists as this one. The following dispatch, sent
by the correspondent OF the st. Louis Possible
patch, win serve as an example:
The Art Hall of the Worlds Exposition was
thrown open in complete order for a press view
row. The building is disconnected from the
other buildings, is fre-prOof and well lighted.
The collection numbers about a thousand works
and is splendidly shown in four large halls.
American art has never had a finer showing
every painter of note being represented, while
the general standard OF excellence Is higher
than that Of the Philadelphia exhibition OF
1875.
The collection is rich in large, new exhibition
canvaaes, and Is certain to become 81 popular
feature and contribute largely to the success of
the Exposition.
OF foreign art, the Belgian artists take the
lead, filling one gallery with fine collection
The lateness OF the opening Is due to the build
Ing not having been completed on contract
time.