Telegram-herald., 1889-12-17


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81 IS ayes o. AbhAtt IS kDo4-n both
as . landscape ana r.ser painter.
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assu-e. Ae@ YORK aoo4nts ln std IS
et efarF t4aer El4t blooms an1 uakes
most attractive spos tar visitors . cen
tlrosa spsl. a. ot-eG appens. ia 1os-
pltaals fashion fgr sat-ra4y af,ernola
receptions ils furnishings are simple.
eo--les, r-gs and quaint brls a-brac.
slsh s--1les IA Oh ana water color ill
llE every Available Iuch OF roou
Miss Abba1L ~as born IL Nes York
Gay AMI studied a. Coopef Institute,
a. the National Academy. ander James
~ SulLe I'D K. swain CLIFFORD she
S4s longest 1itb Smillis zud his III u-
sace 8 probably strongest Ia Ger p4Iut-
ings She hrst exhibited IN 1916 a. the
American y ateF Color Society's Exhi-
bltlon an1 has Fecel reo = sdsls from
Cooper Institute and from the HsssA-
chusstrs Charitable Mechanic Exhlbi-
Ilon- she nOs exhibits regularly a.
Eos National Academy. and her 'har-
boF Road. New London" nov on view
IS pleasing expression of nature
tainted With sincerity aud feeling
M.ss AbbAtE spends part Of every
Sumner as tie family homestead In the
country. and there sho has an old-fash-
lonet garten where She coaxes INTO
blossom Wilderness OF old-t1shiOned
lowers An arbOr overgrOwn with
vines, tangls Of tall holiybOcks and
sunfowers, mass Of blackberry bushes
covered With fruit in a. stages of green
ue4s anu ctpeuess. these are sub .ects
such as she delights in. She has a
hOllyhock picture now AZ the Academy.
sac paints uasturtiums against a bac k-
ground of blue broczde. bachelors but
IONS in an old brown Jug. bluebe and
for az her flower pictures she finds Dad
ttles- New Wine in Old Bottles" for
a bunch oi jonq quils and narcissus in
curasoA bottle was | rememb Der. a name
which puzzled the critics while ago.
Miss Abbatt Is perhaps the painter of
chrysanthemums.
Much OF her landscape work has been
sketched of tho Massachusetts coass
near Magnolia aud shows the character
.
lures OF shore soenes-the line OF sand,
the breakers and = tree or Two. are full
OF quiet charm and exceedingly in
teresting.
Fsw New York artists are better
known than Miss Dora Wheeler, whose
reputation IS based partly on her gifts
In decorative design, some OF The tapes
try panels designed by her and exhib-
tied IN London last spring having
creStes much enthusiasm, and partly
on her portrait ana genre work viii
liam N. Chase and Bouguereau have
been her masters. Walter Resant,
james Russell Lowell. John Burroughs,
Thomas Bailey Aldoch, Walt Whit
man. Anstiu DObson, Charles Dudley
Warner and other literary men almost
equally we'll known have been among
her sitters win o. the Wisp" and
Black berrying" have been among her
Academy pictures Her studio is one Of
the most delightful places in the city
and happy are those who have the
entree.
Another prominent artist Is Rosina
Emmett. who, by marrying a son Of Mrs.
John Sherwood. became Rosina Emmet
Sherwood a year or two ago. Miss
6mmet took the first prize in Prang's
Christmas card competitiC-l in 1879. and
aftarWerd studied art under william
NJ Chase. She has illustrated several
books 'Oldt ashioned Tales" by
Mrs Burton Harrison, being OF tho
number A Nymph of Hymen" and
A portrait OF a Lady" were note
worthy pictures shown by her last
spring.
Letftia p. Hart, who showed ''Ths
Art Amateur. symphony in yellow,
as the Fifth Avenue Galleries few
weeks ago. IS a woman who pursues her
art from love Of IL, seriously and con-
scientiously. Maria J. C. d Beckett has
an attractive studio in the Sher-
wood building. and is busy this fail
with one of her favOrite wood interiors,
With large birch in the foreground.
a Landscape and an Edge Of the
Wood. which she has shown recently
we're both excellent pieces Of work
manship.
Mrs Charlotte r. Conan is strong
and simple landscape painter who IS
also or the sherwood building artist
colony and who exhibits regularly az
the Academy Another landscape
painter of ability Is Mis- NJ & Barstow.
OF Brooklyn, Who eNcels n warm rich
tones. Eleanor e. Bsnister has signed
her name 30 some notably strong biz Of
color harmony and paints flesh % look
aS II ~ wore real Adah e Murphy.
the wife % J Francis Murphy. pants
quiet country scenes that are fUll 81
subtle charm The Pride % the
= ard. which is one % her recent
pictures IS a quaint gerse1 with an old
house. Tna-l ed apple tree and = wealth
~ sca-ie- uinEana crimson h0llvhocas
~ne hss shown two water c0lors this
fsl. a Bic - Country and An old
Farm House which taks high rank
smonz all competitors
Rhoda Holmes Nirhoils is another
~ouan artls: who comes 90 us from
acr1ss seas She vss born n Coveatrv.
Eng Elsnd and received the Queens
shois~ship In the Bloomsbury school %
Rrt. London ~ne hss stud Al in the
-tircoio Artistico" in Rome snd N
Ns1ice. s1d some q her most notable
pictures are sunlit effects r the cisv ot
che Dogss via Eondoia stands against
white walls and z0n1oliers resting
Mrs Nichols a ne eife ~ Burr n
Nichols. the artist Her work a ex-
ceptiouaIT vigoro1s botn in oil aui
water coio-s, and - = quality 90 adj
i1strs 90 suF exhibition
rarres Eiior clifford "a smother A..
tist who 7arr,ei a. artist Her hls-
harl u \ ewa-r --rr-l ard sn--a-