New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-29
President Hill will pass his vacation at WILLIAMSBURG
Penn.
ART AT ROUND LAKE.
THE PAINTINGS WHICH WILL FORM AN iNrE~

- - .,,rrxcs WHICH WILL FORM AN INTEF
errvc PART OF THE SUMNER SCHOOL.
Pound Lake. Junc % CspeciaD.-The NTH an"ua'
exhibition Of works In oil ana VIZ, oo,,ect,on
wast Mnseun here opens on July WIN ' 90
n, abou, leo numbers. The gallery Is SONIC ~ |" ~
foo, In size and by its happy color1ns Oh "a"' GU
ia ,ood floors with here and there copioS "
"aiu'"oo. ,n,,,r. is undoubtedly as well appointed
,an tho display OF pictures can be desired oy W.
,rotessors While the collection last year was oas
exclusively on the artistic merits Oh the p''o 80
wear sees an addition Of several NUMBERS "O
perhaps only TO be praised for their nterary q's
Probably the most refined and weii-cohceNeu 30. ~.
that will appeal TO the layman as wen 80,
artist is r. " V. sewelrs "A Tale OF Troy" "hie"
,ras sbown nj the Academy last spring. More con
sncuous and refreshing Us spring breeze, Is W. W.
Cbase,s Portrait Of Lady In Pink" also sh""h ~
New York City, have been most OF the canE"Se "1
-coIors ON the walls Birge Hanson has three
canysses the smallest In Foreign SOIL Deine i'
and better work than the large canvas OF ourprS,
which is in the centre Of the long wall anu opp'
10 The Lady in Fink "October In France ms
third canvas s most satisfactory, perhaps because OF
the absence OF figures that not equal 10 MS ihho
scape work. important figure work Is also oon''lo"e
nv Mrs Amanda B. Sewell; a strong hean' ileSh ~
treatment BY Otto Toaspern. puritan saopath' y.
Chester LOOMS, Is well composed but ra'her """
FOR outof door effect Eauger |. Couse. young man
iects. Of which Woman Feeling Onions Is as ugly
rs IL is excellenty painted. Ernest MAJORS Spring
Morning Is decidedly cheerful in color and atulos
pbere In different vein Is benjamin FITS Gar
den by the Danube quiet and strong Of feeling ooth
in color and composition. Several figure subjects ny
Wells Champney are as sweet In color as they arc
nonuIar Much better is his small water-oolor An
English Landscape
Sunny Sixteen" by W. J. Baer was seen Iast yea.
M the society's exhibition. a Sunset at hOunu
Lake, Is a fair endeavOr in the rendering OF WILLOWS
and underbrush against the setting sup. HIS gray
study. Solitude is easily better. d" Decolete' Dy
C.aliga IS delicate in color and treatment. oth,r
figure works arc shown by W. VI. Darling, Mt VI
Leslie Bush Brown, Alfred FrederckS, v e. WIZ and
Rhoda Holmes Nichols. Among the Landscapes hoU
vet mentioned those worthy Of special notice are "
W. FORSYTH Of Munich, POggenbeck, Palmer, PARRISH
Shuetlen Breck, Wendell Metcalf. Edward M0rii
CirlswOd, Edward Gay, James Smile, knppes, =. W.
Conant Coast and BloOd9OOd. h.,
W ]. Baer, who has charge OF the summer SCHOOL
is personally responsible for the artistic part OK tle
display while the display Of subject pictures IS que
to the efforts Of DR.. II. G. Farrar associated win r
Baer i'm making up the years collection. Mr. Baer mas
lecture on Illustration Relative 10 Higher Art" and
will himself give few informal talks amony the plct-
nre, as he did asst year. After four years study III
Munich and seven years work In this country as Il
painter teacher and illustrator, Mr.. Baer VIII prop,
ably return Munich for year 10 brighten up, and
will return next summer In time TO resume MS sum-
lner classes In July.