New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
PAINTINGS FOR THE FAIR.
A LARGE NUMBER OF PICTURES CHOSEN


WHAT NETWORK ARTISTS AND OTHERS WILL
SEND TO CHICAGO
The arrival OF n large number Of oil paintings water
color sketches. echlngs. staunry and other works
Of art at the eth Regiment Armory yesterday. made
II necessary for the Advisory Committee Fine Arts
Of the Worlds Fair Exposition order tho various
jnrieS Of selection TO I've rcempaneed for short time
tomorrow morning TO pass npon the work recently
/ submitted The jury In charge of the selection for
sculpture worked all day yesterday. 1t was composed
OF Augustus -. Gandcns. j. Q. A. Ward. DIN l.. War
ner J. J. Boyle and ID. &. French. Among the works
selected were huge bronze relief by Daniel Chester
French The Angel OF Death and the Sculptor which
weighs about 100 pounds: plaster statne of an
athlete scraping the dust OF the from his thigh
with a srig. BY &. II. Nelaus two busis In marble,
" Portrait Of Lady, and q" primavera," with "St.
Agnes's Eve: colored bust in plaster Herbert
Adams: u statuette in bronze OF the infant god Pan
holding up pet rabbit by lis ears and bronze busts
Of John Gilbert, Sir Peter Teazle In the school
for Scandal and OF Colonel ". &. Church, by j.
s. Hartley.
Abou; fifty pieces OF statuary were selected 1t
announced by Mr. Tuthil that all rejected works
OF art woull be returned to their owners by william
Sch, who Is In charge OF the collection, Oh the pres
cntatlon OF an order signed by member OF the Ad-
vsOry Committee.
Among the 800 oil paintings selected were 1.-THE
Celestial Choir" J. II. Witt: "A November Day." ID.
Irving r. Wies; "Ieune File Lisantp Roswell 8.
Hi; "The Potato Gaherers." Guy Rose: on the
Beach," G. Morgan Mclhcnny; Lotos Eaters Louise
Cox; Echo" "The Pursuit Of the IDEAL" Painting
and Poetry" and AN Ecoguc7 Kenyon Cox;
"LAbandon,' Helen Watson Phelps; "1he Young
Student" Portrait Of Alexander Webb Weir and
Christmas Tree J. Alden Weir; "Day Dreams
william j. Baer; 1.-THE Old Quarry S. NJ. Wilcox;
"Poplars." and "Chez Nous Miss c. Coventry
Haynes; MARIA william Bailey Faxon; "Sunday
Morning. William l.. Picknell; Her First Born.
Robert Reid; mark Twain" Charles y. Flagg
"Winter.' II. V. V. sewell; " Behind the Dunes
Advent Angel" Ella Coudie Lamb; Autumn" Robert
G. Minor Winter Morning in Barnyard., Charles
G. Curnln: Portrait OF DR.. Ncftel' Frank Fowler;
st. Yues. Prez pour Nous william Sergeant
Kendall; Monsieur's Mali and "The Water Color
ist," Il. West Clncdlnst. Left Alone In Charge OF
Farm Yard Walter Nettleon Memorial" Chester
LOOMS Ausc.' otto Toaspern. " In the Dry Dock
John |. Hammer; a Great Enchantment." william
Walton: The Fairy story William j. Whtemore
AT the Fountain Among the Ruins. Algeria. SaInue
Colman; Roses Mrs. f.. NJ scott Frost Leonard
Ochman: Window" Ious &. Tiffany: November
Evening"" j. II. Moser; Tho Barn-yard Pets" Will
lam Verplanck Brney; "1oers IF the sea" Carlton
Il. Chapman: IL Late Autumn Kruseman Van Elten
ment" earle j. Benncr; The Fsherman's Depart
ure, Louis p. DeSsar: Blessing the Bread August
b. Koopmon q" Waf Correspondents G. W. Maynard
saw Wood and say Nothing and The Pride OF the
Farm" {. \. Turner. -
The largest picture accepted was by Edwin II.
Blashheld - feet by lo feet. entitled Christmas
Bells Tho work OF the juries will BE- completed to
morrow.