New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-04

lntervae, which rises toward high iky line. Then
We find a fullleugth portrait of the Rev. Phillips
Brooks, painted In sohd but heavy manner BY MIS-.
Sarah Whitman, pupil Of William Hunt. and former
exhibitor OF thoroughly paintor-like work with tho
society. Mr.. Horatio Walker shows another large
ploughlng scene, with the wind rampant and gloom
prevalent, and Mr.. Daingeried send q picture OF q
goose herd returning with her charg by moonlight,
which represents an advance upon past work. Mr..
Chambers seeks share tho haNeSt which tho
Dovellsts have found In tho Tennessee MOUNTAINS BUS
his painting OF an old woman In he garden Is dsap-
pointing In pictorial quality. and Ito scene might as
well have been laid elsewhere. TN.
Mr.. AndersoDs hard. eNpresSonless' lmmophe
portrait OF General Howard appearSiike petrfacuon
In corner, but there more hueicy ana rennemsns
Of color in the portrait opposite. ,,,,.,
Another of the few portraits in the exhibition
hangs In the first small gallery, astudy OF iady 10
Japanese robe painted, little alter inc 0a. ,gs,
which Mr.. Caldwell has not Arrays shown , sOar
by is q comparatively sober and irmiy panied I.na
soape by Mr. j. Focroft Cole which deserves pet,or
place, Tor Mr. Cole is a raro visitor to our exhibit
tons. Other OF the pictures IN the smaller gsn9''T
are Mr. rsr9ns Sl Oye land
scape by Mr.. Sawyer, study 10 domesto son SCI
Mr.. Dcnman, picture by Mr.. doss which eonae hr,
liant iridescent sea, Mr.. Nortd's stury OF the ah'
mated unloading OF crabbot, pictures Of f0 s.r
life and manners by Mr. Diachaux, and smAiee
pictures by Messrs. Chase AM Laihrop 49,. n..n
Tho central place in the srge gallery M, has ,orsss
lows and grays, which brig out the figure o.
girl whose fagot-gatherng shnpty ceases a. ssHM Mr.
q stag emerging from tho forot across INC nsas
clifford shows enjoy able picture oi ~S,,ows
ranch scene dressed In rcddih browns ao ~bicb
and Mr. III. W. PIERCE exhbItsa large Landscape ,.cht
falls TO bear out its imposing ite Studies OF nnsIv
effects by Mcssrs. Virgins nd Boser'i N sr Sim
hard painting OF Cornish mt makers Dy ~ ~ AZ.
mons, autumn forest scee by MI p 10 Mr. Minis.
ceedlngly aggressive coorins children py "a pr,ce
q relic OF the 10 Page schot by MI. b hx NJ Rehn
marine by Mr. Cleveland Cor, another " departure
and another still which rcpsents = 10" NV Messrs
by Mr.. G. II. storythcse nth ps.aI ~ The work In
Chase, Moran and kluth aroexampies Oh 1' win -
the large gallery. -. a.Itsbtful study
OF mother and child and IT. Birgo , q, t,vtiiSht
urc OF tho effects TO be notes on inc sSy and az
by sensitive observer of later gn,,, nav So he en-.
mos phere Tho manner OF dpessiom tr! anS ,tmoS.
trely Individual but tho quly OF wafer anu mar,ns
phere Is admirably given W ..{ylery and there arc
landscapes by Mcssrs. o. s@lls' Nv Ha MSss BrooSs
and Tegsin with a study 1prepleee oy s NndersSn.
and toStureless painting ola deer oy M, ~ The
1owers nv Mrs Graves, an eAccuent P.n,eer land.
Canal al Uonneurs' by NJ Bosgs, a WIZ" l9, nora
scspe by Mr. Palmer and portrait py ', NO means
Wheeler This is a miscellaneous ana % ers, nxhi.
harmonious collection, Unequal to INC m ,.s he
bltion, but yet containing much which VIII
patient observer