New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11

rary Of twelve Am rican ari Is h $ tllod the ~.
,v.nuo Art Galleries vita a LECTION Of about
$50 oil pantings which viii h sold n auction next
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings some OF lie
works have possibly never seen the light oil pu"hc
.lorv bcforc some have no Doubt undergone touch
Ing up" for their present appearance. Tut a. WHO"
the exhibition repeats exactly thu same experiences
which It's constituents have anl;d'd Hp"h
prcyIons occasions. In snort this is another of ;l"
n,rjodIcnl r.s,s,cmilngs of works which have mostly
..d throngl various c>bibons and been returned
rilsold 10 tie studios from which they had originally
..,,d Now they Are 10 b, sold ut any price.
There need BE- prejudice against any oi 'n'iu
brcausr they lave failed To attract buyers heretofore
Tho col.cion is rot a brilliant: one. but with few
exceptions the pictures al" n sooi a tnose |" "'"
tl.tr respective makers have accustomed US what
over dissatisfaction may be- iet must spring from
th. ua;ivc Qualities som. Of tie painters Mr.
Hamilton Hamilton paints pretty young hui'S r"h'r
prct,ilv Mr.. Terciya de- Luce Is hio equal III ue
anne occnpation Mr.. ". Nerplanrh Brney adas I"
4 fast, for similar models II certain amount oi SIKH
I'm placlng them IN amusing compoS''iol,' but over
the productions OF all these artists u" iran o ihs'p'
.on,,mcntaluy Is marked to add 10 the disnppolnt
mont caused by mediocre workmanship. None vi
these artists Is Interesting workmon ana none
~ lem I, sufficiently imaginative or original 10
,x,ort admiration for his Idea n distinguished iFoii
MS mode Of presenting II. OF Mr. e. l. turner ho'
much more may bc SAID. In Ia" absence al ANY
,r,,h.r on thc frame ". coud no; Identity In the
,,ocnc ia. landscape by him In the smaller garr;,
which shows M appreciation Of atmosphere ana coiof'
Int We have no inco ntve 10 specify the u'oS vi w"
dyur, pieces by which he is chiefly represented.
rh. most that can lie said for them l. Tint iiiey
xh,dt straight iorwsrdness and conseienoushr'S III
the painting OF commonplace genre
Corscipucnsnes'. however, i virtue VI VII"
relatiy. value In art. II does not save Mr. Henry
l, smiths uictur,s %, Venice hcIc exhibited from being
totally unsatisfactory views OF Venice, II Is oi very
mn, benefit In his few American landscapes, nor
docs II redeem the work of Mr.. \. +. lHihnrr ir"h'
the charge of Inherent wcaHneaf Mr. j. N'Ph LN "''
I'M, some breadth Of Landing IN Inc E"s" o"'"
scene which hangs near the entr'hce 10 '"o si"'''
,,d M, j. a fair colorls yet hc does not RAISE lhe
character of the exhibition TO any noticeable extent
That privilege. is reserved for Mr. living H. ""'s'
who has gathered together nnnihcr oil Ms 'N"ro"'
,ud,s NJ tailor made and other stylish younE ladies'
and Mr. tlhlde lassam. who Las hii'" u" spa''
,s.i,nrd ,o him with picures made abroad cung
his ante mpressiohi,t period. Both ihes" painters
hay, ccyciness. chic. qualities not enormously N"'"
ALL. I'm Themselves but always destined TO shih'
with increased BRIGHTNESS when CONTESTED WIN ui
traits of painters who are not Mo- 'Mn Min" ~ bcior
nd meI,h,r he nor Mr.. Hassam shows work oil I'M
"r, Nee but the former with his charming Aheilean
,u'deis and the latter with LIS cnbfrh aho "o"'i
y, french streets and gardens Introduce hp" ID
VITALITY ana Interest that :, more Than we'WUr'
MIR J H. Doph 'harcs In the cNhhuon n', n mint
nns of Ulc studies OF and dogs whi'f ne latn,s
xc,Ilrntly well though not With remarkable ability
Wr J. C. Nco Is r,piescn,cd by group ol pr adj
marines and Mr. Erncc lgne mas ! hn,pr " 'u
n"ncs Of nvcrag, M rit on the walls. HE cNhloon
* not smrlninr. II would probably nave hyNrr r
been organized had hot the artists ar:', I'm " his
Inns an interest for the public, but as u haPP""''
not II very deep Interest