New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02

! Please remember what told YOU about filling
your brush" he said TO a fourth. "Recolect You are
| painting not staining. Most artists d" STAIN No"
there is Gerome for instance. Have You ever noticed
how thin his color isl But then his drawing Is Sc
fine that atOnes. But, all the same, lie did not paint
Miss b., try mixing your colors on your canvas
II you are puzzled il will do equally as well 10 On your
| palette and may help you
THAT water is too light; you never saw the water
lighter than the sky. On clear day it IS invariably
darker
one oIdish lady seemed disposed to be argumcnta-
tive do not see that color. Nlr. Chase, she said
as he took up her brush and put In touch or two.
Nevertheless, Madam, II is there he answered
POLITELY But II looked quite differently yesterday,
She sin persisted. Yesterday Is hot to-day" re-
TONED the MASTER still patiently. well. must say
that what you paint purple looks green to me-" In
that case Madam, ! am afraid l can do nothing Tor
Won. You have apparently come TO the wrong man.
Perhaps you had better consult All ocullst'
DO not begin at the top Of your canvas and paint
down" (tis u aspirant who had begun with broad
eApanse Of blue syl; find out the strong places and
n,pt them in at once Reverse thags in your mind.
Think If the landscape as very well painted picture
and vour canvas as the real thing, and then make 1t
real
~ Miss A., You have no heart in tlat, can see.
Tired I thought suppose You stop awhile and
see what the others doing
many aIu>lo fancy licS A4uSe P''4'I '' ~ CIV
distance This Is all a mistake Keep a fnll brush
That has courage ! am quite content 70 have you
IN an with that. Your rendering is a little crude
herr, however and do not let your painting look 50
labored-play with it-enioy it. Don't allow your
self 10 yet anxious or troubled
Mr. Chase said one audacOus maiden, with a
,ar, of fun I'm her demurc face. think this county
: -, vn.t and brown ! IN hopes / cOIld do
INC r-.trv little things for Christmas presents
sha have 10 you to take tlle next train for
New-Y York I'm afraid, my dear young hdy. This Is
not ne decorative Art society.
Tim and space forbid ne Ia make notes OF all the
. ctovcr and epig.ammatc criticisms, which some one
oul In Ia cOeft art suggestions lei on Tor We lal
=" made arrangements al the club with the ialr
cb,tcI,e for the accommodation OF our young friend
md ,,.n drive the school itreif-aA old red farm
Icn e.-ed for the purpose which stands ia the MIDST
~ a rlycu meadow slOpIng gently down 10 the OaY.
ier ali the Students the hrst cldssdaY OF the
week and the drawings and sketches winch have been
SoNc ycithout supervision during the interim are IN
enscted and criticised. \ professional model ana
sndjt Of still life furnish material Tor work for rainy
dnV. Uheu the students must perfOroe stay Wlullh
door which they very luath ~ do. however Tor
Sii- j. abovc all things plcin air school and II re
on res very tempestuOus weather Indeed 10 keep the
eesrer asprants within dOOIF What is particularly
noticeable among all the students Is ernestness Of pu
,,osa scattered they over several miles OF
rnutry-n the farmhouse, AZ the club and Al tte Inn
,her re one and all absolutely devoted % their work
Rv for the greater majority OF these students are
stndvnp PROFESSIONALLY and II Is doubtless that element
which gives the steadlness Of aim which Is remarEh
HE That this school Is the nucleus OF larger grOwth
aDpear from its popularity TO admit OF no DOUBT ana
tbe mai rOnesses and promoters through whose gen
srosttv the experiment made possible may coz
graduate themselves on having done GOOD deed