The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-01


fore his death, and although Puyis de ebay
annes:was appointed in his place it is sup
posed that some arrangement will be made
to c0m6ine:the two salons. - - -.
f. The committees Of %the old salon is COM
posed of Ballly, Bonndt, Paul Dubois, Tony
Robert Fleury; aDapmet de,V ieiRefroy, Gar
nier and ,Eamote; d, - RI -
The Board. OF; Directors in tie department
of; painting is composed. of Buss0n, Lefort,
Gerome, Jules Eefebyre, COrmon, Guillemet,
.BGrhieT, Detaille, Pascal, etc. and. of the
/ painting section, B0Hnat:is President: of
Sculpture, :+Cavetier; of architecture, Vau-
dremer, and 0f.engraying, DidieE e" = . =
r.. The committee has decided that. only 1900
I paintings and mot more than 400 drawings
|: shall be admitted3=yery many less than in
|. previous years, ....s = &c: -. o
:. While waiting FOR. the salon two Partisan
,clubssentertamu with tflefr- exhibitions.
f.: .Fhe " GlneY 'GlIb-h6use'. has. .Snme' fine
| pictures, among them a f'DIana" by Ellie
| Delaunay; it is a Diana covered with a
rough bears skin; "a. Diana entirely original,
/ painted in a most vigorous Style Henner,s
portEait0f an aged: man; bald, with a long
| beard is wonderlul: in the strength of. its
|. nj odeling and filie color B0nnat does not
| please so nlhch:with his: portraits of Messrs.
| Cerinsch' 81. Boeswilwald, while sBgugue-
reau!S:picture OF a child is entirely without
But artists whose regulations are not so
great please us more. Ddrn0ye has. q fine
| landscape. .Bergeret an :. .Interi0r,?',a Luc-
| Olivier Merson two religious pictures; all
merit attention. 80 .,
| e F.;Ay Bridgmansis represented by a charm
| ing Algerian. study Of native horses going to
their morning bath; E. l.. Weeks treats. an
| 0rientals5subject, 1.-THE Voyage Of ,Rljah
TO Jodhpore, ~ and. Leon Breton. has Two
| river pictures; painted with Ills usual skill
! The " Epatant," In the Rue" Boissy
I d'Anglas,s a constellation of the '.Cercle I'M
| perial' and the Alirliton Club, also has "a
picture exhibition far above the average.
T.. Again, We see Bonnatin a portraitof the
! Duke d Aumale; itisthe vigorous. white
haired old General, with the Orleans pro-
1 file, and is destined to be placed among the
treasures at Chantilly.''
e CaToIus-Duran has nude study, called
Temptation" and Bouguereau's portrait
of Miss c. is frigid in tone. Detaille
has sent his Cavalry Charge" destined
for the Luxembourg. and; 81 ules Lefebvre, a
portrait that wins enthusiastic opinions.
| Nine Carnot is conspicuous In portrait
by Jules Emile Saintin, and NJ. Brdgman
exhibits the head of boy, Harold, and the
Lawn Tennis Club at Dnand. There are
some very fine portraits by Aime Marot,
| Jules Machard, Gustave Courtois, Jacques
Emile Blanche, EdOuard Sain, Philippe
Parrot, and portrait Of Mrs. Stanley by
Nj. Friant. George Clairin's French Army
! in Venice" Is very effective, and GerveX
Pendant FEntr acte' is Partisan in its
| realism.
The sculpture is far superior to the paint
ings. and the busts of Mercie, Puech AMI
Carries are really remarkable. NJ. d'Epinay,
the homme du monde. who amuses himself
with sculpture, has some curiously colored
| buste, and on the pedestal of one we read
Found at Thebesi'
| BARONESS ALTHEA SALVADOR