New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13

PAINTINGS AT THE L0TOS CLUB

Like most OF IT'S predecessors. the collecuon On
PAINTINGS shown AT the Lotos Club last evening repre-
sents American art The club itseif' Win us i~'s'
membership Of artists can be relied upon TO supply
examples of work in different branches OF ART so .ns
picturos from outsiders apt TO come rom nsa~o
studios rather than from the galleries OF coec'ors "
foreign art The present exhibition Is not i.f~
one hut there seemed TO be lack Of appreciation
The informal arrangement Of the pictures invites
nleasant informal tour OF Inspection which may
well begin with Mr.. Charles Granams
,argo soreenpors from Shelter Island,s sunnys
brilliant scene which hangs close beside no en'rsn's
Mr. Graham's record an iustraeor vorNns IN
black and white increases the Interest," OF TINS 'uas
of direct and reflected light In the same parel hi-
IL W. Parton's fresh painting Of flowers, hiiisides
with trees by Mr.. Coast, genres BY Messrs. Blrnen
and Henry landscape by Mr.. Sartain, an exceiiens
unsigned figure study, and clever example Oh INV
fac smile painting, the art OF eye-cheating im'soH
10 which Mr. Hafnett has devoted himself AeroS
the doorway hangs large twilight landscape by MI
Holber view of low grassy fields, water ana essus
tho latter less happy In design Mr.. Mary exchsnsS
snow for green foliage In landscape Of freshness ana
viror. Mr.. Edward Moran furnishes seashorc m
with figures and there ID landscape BY MI q d
Miller On the opposite wall is Mr.. Van Schafcks
clcycrly expressive study OF costumed figures WIZ
q crcditablc pale blue and gray shore scene oy ~
Holber warm brown landscape by Mr. Mccord' =
the desert, painted by Mr. Thompson. ana :
landscape by Mr.. C. II. Eaton. Tho central plsos
upon this wall is occupied by Mr. Francis Milo.
carefully wrought painting of fair model In W.
blue Costume, musing while book lies discardeo
her side
Landscapes by Messrs. shurticf and KenS0s
Cox, the latter o study of rich grassy nop.
with well. lighted middle distance, accompany f.~
lander,s portrait Of vetes tchagin, marine BY ~
Moran. a mountain scene BY Mir. Sonntag, and en-
by Mr. Delphi Mr. Frank Fowler exhibits an arrsnsy
mcnt In yellow and white etudy =
a head. and in tho library the vnn-
IA invited by Mr. Rehn's marine, -
IoomIs's shore scene, ami large study OF ss'x
ing bootblack by Mr. julius Cohen. Mr. champnN
shows a studio interior with artist drawing -
snlratiou from tho music Of fair performer, and
n Ia butler transports Us 10 tho brilliant MmosPnI
~ Mexico In q Wow Of the Church OF Guanaious~ 49,
Aruas Calenies. Mr.. Lays carefully painteo PsscI
~ a how reading In 0 haymow, forgotnl OF ms
Of eggs appears again In company with Iaiuss ssn
by Mr. McCord. Mr. Tifany's Oriental street ssssssSs1
portrait Of Mr.. Carl Schurz black and whte msN
BY Mr. Edward Moran and study OF ne nSu sSos
wood interior with white bgches growing pe s;ss
brook and Mr. Worfhington Whltttedge c1nu~%
study Of high water on the meadows lnos.. ~ +
this panel Is occupied BY one Of Mr. Alexanoes.
rlsonss clever efforts 20 realize the euects OF
lighted sea His sparkling Moonrses is sceomp<<ss
by Mr. J. q. Tylers vigorous painting o. wsves ~.
inc upon rocky coast. water color 4n11,ns r
Mr. Runner and landscapes by Messrf Nic xnst1erS
Ments must close this hssty survey o. me eAn'' +.