New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
AT THE CHAMP DE MARS SALON
SOME OF THE PICTURES AND SCULPTURES SEEN
on .rvARNISHING DAY"-THE AMER1.
CAN ARTISTS REPRESENTED.

On "VARNISHING DAY"-THE AMERl.
CAN ARTISTS REPRESENTED.
Paris NAV 6-Thi, was "Varnishing Day" at the
(,bomn do Mars salon. The large crowds in me
galleries and the many compliments paid the hanging
committee In regard both the quality OF the pictures
and the way they are grouped not the only proofs
no. this salon has many friends In the Partisan ART
u,,rld and that 1t has come 10 stay the freS'-
dent and Nine Carnot. for instance. yesterday V'i'eu
,bis oxhition as last week they visited the 'haP'
aEv,ees salon. Further, thanks to the ardent ch'i
rsorSMn Of NJ Antonn Proust, deputy and art COM
ni.sioner for the Chicago Exhibition, 1t has pee'
decided ,N the Minister of Fine Arts that the youis
or,,sts Of both salons shall have the benefit OIL '"e
n., ar salon and the Bourses de Voyages .
\, Charges Jeanniot has eight canvaseS' al man
,Idsconcs and figures. One represents Il oo''
o,diers returning to camp through 'he a" ~
IN the moonlight. carrying on their ihouu'' -
,ru ~ bread Two of the other pictures arc p
series OF pictures depicting scenes III ''o - -
prov,nces. marine views, n bufght. Daii pN's o's
portrait OF man, etc., are cAn'o
Colin. . - Tho National
c,csetv of Fine Arts and president OF '"o
Soo,;nn sends this year nine of his rem;rRhDie pr
traits and large nude figure. They were continuous
surrounded this afternoon by an admrihs o"'''
NJ Jean Brands picture representing !: "o
Descent from the Cross. Calvary is Moh'n",'' .r1'
paris looms M nj q distance IN the evening hne'. Inv
GROSS is surrounded by a crowd OF the pour - ~
in totters Is taking the saviour down Toih '"o '''
All are weeping ,oorotive
N Rene Billotte IS represented by deco'',''
nanel destined for the Paris City Hail. !. - '.a
Of Paris taken from the DUAL dorsay' WIFI "''
and the Cite as the principal objects.
NJ Albert Aubet sends ten cah'hses' '0
,mportant Of which is "Old Tars at Trepor" ip'o
scntlng group OF sailors leaning against ran ''o,
looking the harbor and watching the coihiie an"
going of the ship-. .oro,
NJ Emmanuel Damoge's seven landscapes arc socAe'
in Sologne Brittany and In the envlrohe Vi i'
NJ Nacnan Bouveret's portrait Of Coouchn Wv
Younger attracted much attention.. Inc s"n0 '
sends several other portraits and figure s'"u'o'
~ rrcena Douphin has sent nine pictures I'VE o
uh,ob arc Of considerable importance Inc larseH'
renrcsents the Iphigena OF the frehc" 1'"''' -
as n training school for the young Officers VIM u"
inst left the French naval school, ihc o"'' "
tbe borbor OF ToulOn at early morning. -,
Eight canvases. representing Brittany soon' 80
the coast compose the exhibition ""'o "
Maurice Courant ,>.. ,o,r,er
o-ios oa the palm this year. He SENDS lo"r p,'T
,ras His Night" represents hsmhs o"'A VIM"
&c heinr unlCaded BY the light OF lamp
m. number Of Americans who seUd pictures I" ."c
Champ de Mars is much smaller lih'', ',o .,
sonnd in the rival Salon of the faiihS w NaSS,
Here are brief notes on few oil '''e "o'"'
by them. $500, ,,,o r.,s+ uho Is
member Of tits society. Is represented py Id -
canvas twelve feet square, showing girls pa''"s IA
the sea- and BY four Other pctuS"' - ona
Miss Lucy Lee-Robbins sends three p'clures ,r~o
,rco canvas entitled Five O'Clock Represents C~T
&c" Girls i'm mauve and gray singing p,d
So III ,,ano nv a man. while woman IN Dnch So ,h
H :. s sInpnc tea. My own Portrait represents ''
artist =. -, ,o..on ecuIntor who IS an as
ocatn Of the society. exhibits several ~, master
ssrtiua sleep" 4 bust Of his VIC III ,,in' abc
another bust bronze. OF Charles sp's" The late Rev
@ ThoWas II Shinner formerly president oi u tiIs
~, Tbani,eca seminary, are also cAhbitcd Wy ~
talented young sculptor.