The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-05
ZEE .AEfHAt DkIrA PHI CLUE Ant
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Judging from the pictures which have just
been hung upon the walls OF the Alpha Delta
Phi Club at Madison avenue and Thirty-ninth
street that organization. though only year
old, has established sympathetic relations
with large number Of the best known Amer.
lean artists. The Art Committee Of the
club has selected thia occasion. the FIRST
anniversary Of its establishment. to collect
number OF Interesting examples OF the work OF
painters who rank high In their profession.
and they are exhibited under the title Of the
second annual artists loan exhibition OF the
Alpha Delta Phi Club" OF the fifty pictures
that have been hung, the great majority are
new even to the professional observer OF what
is being done In the artistic world. In this re-
spect the club and its friends are most fortu.
nate. The few that may impress some as
familiar are OF the class that one cannot see
too often.
The first picture that arrests attention as
one enters the oosey reading room Of the club
Is fairly large one. entitled "The Evening
STAR" By Mr. William A. Coffin. Tho same
artist has also contributed two pleasing
water colors that appear to advantage In the
club library. Taking the collection up
In the order Of the catalogue. char
acteristio picturs By Mr.. M. F. H. De Haas,
Breakers at High Tide" is the first
w u0o0ANO opoci0l uoutAOus IL Is an unusually
happy representation Of q sunlight effect
through whirling clouds. Next to It are two
excellent examples Of Mr. q Y. Turner's work.
fresh from the easel Mr.. 7. W. Wood. Presi-
dent OF the National Academy OF Design. has
sent q charming domestic scene called "The
Knitting Lesson" and near by Is an ideal
Autumn" by Mr.. Walter Shirlaw. "The
Coast OF Algiers," by Mr.. Wordsworth Thomp-
son. Woman's Head" beautiful picture
BY Mr. F. 8. Church. " Good Friends" by Fran
cfs {. Jones. sea Music" by George w. May.
and as MSS'f Tsna ~ Hvs5 y
NJ Wt!liam sartatn. are among the attractions
81 ssSffs .Sss @ up the line on the frs.
autumn landscape. just finished. BY M. Il.
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sesss7 ssSSEsI dRs!'ey MEhs Th1 mSss
portr.t 81 Mr Carroll "Bssse,dG sort q
Rlste impressiop; BY NJ l. Alden Weir. An
chsr%ins Winter Landscape" BY NJ. 4 IA A.
rsast hIhey are net IT. more Interesting. how.
6e Neshs
hors;" by Mr.. 4; G HoHland; Back Mountain.
Friends" by Mr.. Constant Mayer: "On the
Cookham Marshes, by REYNOLDS Bloomer. and
Smi1lie.
OF the water colors that have been arranged
upon the wells Of the library the most conspic-
s sSus Twilight az N. sTceeaiPgy pleasing
Fast y Nj: L q Earle. and "A sea Ny m ihs
sS MI; George ". MAYNARD and achhracteristic
Mr.. j; Wells Champrey has contributed large
pastel. "verdita., and Nc. Irving Il. WiIes has
in Light TG .Es:S which. liz small
ia his n stSle No. Rssm,,tda
kom ssen to .ns sdSyH s in summer
Of the most delightful pictures in the exhibit
ton ton; both 20 done SI7 in OIL while Mr. viii Lows
side" The list: though not a long one. Will
certainly AFFORD those who have the opportu-
hour: It is alto9ether an excellent collection.
me an annual reception OF the club will take
the club house will be open to the ladies'