Telegram-herald., 1889-08-06


please said Bouguereagx's compeer. The
maid said there was 4 lady a. the door who
spoke English aud would not so away, and
that must 20 and tell her myself that was
not at homen a hearty laugh ensIed and
for once an American was delighted to dis
cover that I; was an advantage not TO speak
French ia Paris.
Il never receive visitors except on recep-
ton day." she explained, Il am too busy,
but II you will excuse my studio dress we viii
60 there at once Miss Gardner is lover
OF birds. an aviary forms the vestibule OF
her studio. II an open window Of the studio
a baregooted peasant girl, whose features
may be traced through many Of the dlStIn-
ggished painters pictures, was posing for the
new wori,. Mss Gardner had just begun
Tho subject IS young girl hOld!nS q bowl
from which two children are blowing soap
bubbles. IL Is a large canvas and was sold
before the completion Of the charcoal sketch,
three Of which the artist always makes before
laying il color. Begging that the model DO
not dismissed, we got AZ the painters sido
while she la:l in with quick strokes those
matches gray tintS for which her flesh col
0rin~ Is 50 conspicuous Tho studio OK Eliza
bath Gardner Is III ideal spot
On rs lofty walls arc ancient tapestries
fitting background for the Stars and Stripes
which stand half mast near tho ea.xance
BustE. antique and modern, sketches In black
and oil. artistic jars of growing palms cary
Ell back chairs AMI divans, rus. portierrs
AMI countless bits Of beauty complete tho
harmony Of this haunt cf the mus-S Two
paintings Just home from tic lazt Salon stool
on elsels One was an exquisite portrait of
tie 3-year-old s0n Of Mrs kcpin-. the othc-
'Dans Ia Bots ovn~l ~ Mrs Erin-lande-
Waldo. both Il No-v York city. They were
ordered last fall said Miss Ga-Gre-, and
ths ovvu1rs saw them yesterday for the first
time Tho jury f the Universal exposition
thor-ht ca-ht 20 havo sals them there -
fh-v ars my iast works Brt tia owners
wanted them. th.n ths jury wsro not pleas
aus or inst - rs ~ m,n. They acted very
badly make TO personal Complaint, stul
they dii Mt 30 right"
"Do 'au - what IS - troubl> wy srs
g. fc~ women represented Are theT not
doing good work.
Cool. very good. vas the quick r-s-'1sa.
'Th.srn "a nurh talent anl many hsrI work
s-S Th~Te ara hundrsds = Students. ut
fsv rs-nsin shroad long enon-h - rake
pere.anrns pr1craS Tee exposition b no
r-7r 7r.sentation Z what American wor1en sre
accornuhshir- il art
-Did trey not ssrs t'iair workr7
"CeT-sir.r some ware prevented ~ 81
aeSs. err hgt those from whom murh gss II
pected lai tleir best painting 70 iec-ei
W hss vss re causaF' A ~oru1~snonsi~s
struS p the shou't.rs ard tho wo-ra1 ard
the srtist hattiei for supremacy
TIE suoce we limited said Miss coreincr
''The jury II seventeen u'eu have from 81 20
seven pictures api-oe ali isrxa canvass Ths
v-,Tnrn were crowded 1ut nv p.rrnra -hs-
had No st th- salon. an Ms k,urrkes
slr-risu GIRL hat B1ugaereaa r-r-ei
h.xalT. wsrs rsiscts-d as were So paintings
of nay women Who heva -xLinftaf .n me
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American i-vs ieuiei a577i-tancsf r il I'D,
hao btd But ths 3s-r ~e~s rsprssen-sfi~e
t0~-. aud ~ he'pos to sisct .h-7' Ire pa
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