Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-12
PAINTINGS AND sCuIprvRu
secosd Annual Exhibition Of Tn. sessssx q
Washington Arttsts


The second annual exhibition OF the sooiss~
OF Washington Artists will be held q, IN.
Woodward q Lothrop gallery. beginning O.
Monday morning next aud lasting until Apru
2. The gallery was open today for the special
view given to the members Of the press, end
quite 9 large number took advantage Of The
opportunity OF seeing the pictures under thsss
favorable conditions.
In many ways the exhibition 10 even better
than the one Of year ago and reflects the
greatest credit upon the local artists, more &C.
pecislly upon those leading spirits through
whose efforts much Of the success OF thcss
exhibitions is due. The matter Of hanging hes
evidently received a great deal OF care
fui attention and this difhcnit task has
been done with judgment and discr imInAtion.
The collection consists of l56 paintings selected
ss the best OF the large number that we're sub
United, and in addition TO these there are twelve
pieces of sculpture. the work Of three srtists.
The paintings cover a wide range % subjccts
landscapes and stIll-life pieces beng. perhaps
the most numerous There are several very
clever portraits and number Of figure pieces
thnt are deserving of praise.
All OF the more prominent Washington artists
are represented by specimens Of their work
that show them at their best, aud there are .
number OF new names on the cRnFases that
nake quite AN acquisition to the collection.
The exhibition last year was well received
anu attracted large crowds, and the chances
are that this year IL will be still more success
ful At any ratelt deserves 10 be-
Ihe list OF those who have paintings in the
collection Is as follows: l.. r. Andrews Rich
ard y. Brooke. Miss Hattie T. Buroette. Miss
r ID Bond, Miss Daisy Brown. Miss sara T.
Bradley, W. II. Chandlee, Vim. b. Chiffon.
VIM W. Christmas. Miss Lillian Cook,
Mrs Antoinetts Drew, L. s. J. Dunbar, Mrs
W. "a Davidson, Mrs. Grace i. Darneille. Mira
Z Adele fassett q. W. fosberg n. la Barre
GOODWIN Miss Mary c. Z. Halstead. A q. HeA-
ton, Mrs. Mica Heiiemann. Mrs Annie Z Hoyle
Miss Annie II. Howell, Miss Madee q. IRWIN,
K lie Grand Johnston. Miss DAISY King. Chas
Lanman. T. W. LlgLtner, Miss Anna
T. Lamb, Mira T. II. lie Conte, Z.
X. Miller, Vim, I. Matthews. Harold l.
Macdonald, Miss NJ Minnigerode,
James Henry MOser, Edmund Clarence Mes.
ser. j. Mooney, Miss Anna NJ. MYERS,
Louis ID Meline, Frank Muller. Parker Mann,
Miss Mary Eulalie Moran, Mario de Mem
donca, Miss Helen Nicolay. Spencer X. Nichols,
a Hobart Nichols, Rev. Johannes A. oertel
Miss saldee W. Perry, Bertha T. Perile,
Mrs A NJ. Parkinson, George ParsoI.
Mrs L. y Parke, Miss Josephine Quinby,
Maria dc Querada, Miss Olive Hash, J. Louis
heafern, Miss AlIne 4. Solomons. Wells Al.
Sawyer, Miss Anna NJ Sands, Mis-. Agnes
Steineser, VIM. l.. Speideu, Miss Nell
lac 1. Stafford, Bladeu T. snyder,
Miss Margaret Tones. :. Jerome ULl, Miss
charlotte A Van Dorm, Mrs M. ". h. Weaver,
Miss julia l.. Waller. II. T. Mailman Carl
Weller, Max Neyl, Mrs. Elphonso Youugs
Ihose who have pieces ct soul, t,re H. the ex-
hlbltlon are Mr.. L. >. j. Dunbar aud Mira Mica
heidemann, and MIR. Henry j. klacott MES .
sketch for the Mcclellan statue.