New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-03
THE CHRONICLE OF ARTS.
EXHIBITIONS AND OTHER TOPICS.

OPENING OF THE AUTUMN ACADEMY-AN EX'
utnIrloN OF MAUvE's SKETCHES
MR.. BOCERTs LANDSCAPES AND
MARINES - THE LAFAEGE
LEcTUEES-A MEMO.
RIAL BRONZE.
Tho autumn exhibition at the Academy Oh Des'sh
o,.,s tomorrow morning more unobtrusiVely IMAM
-, oyor hefore been the case in the history OF the
orconizaiion and ii Will BE- interesting 10 see VIA.
connection. II any. there Is between TINS i"'' ''''
the quality OF the pictures. No reception n"' "ee"
neld nor has there been. as usual a prN"'c ''e'
for the press. The opening comes a'so' So "'
lovs earlier than was expected The loan collection
which was TO have been withdrawn a fortnight ago
has no, been altogether broken up. and many Oh i's
treasures still occupy portions Of the space a' '"e
Academy Both. exhibitions Will remain opeh'
according to the latest announcements UNI" JAM
ary 49, The exhibition OF the New-1orh "''e'
color club closes next Friday night. During the
few DAYS left in which 1t may be Nlsileu t"e'e
should be a large attendance. for 1t Is one Of 'ne
hos, collections Of its class which have been seen
here in some time. At Mr.. Macbeths gallery HIS
annual exhibition OF American watcr-coiors mas
been succeeded by some Illustrations maze ny '"e
late G. H. Grant and the late Wilson DE MezL
Mr. De Meas drawings were made Tor an ed''ioh
de- luxe OF Halevy's Marriage for Love prousn,
o,,, Ia, an American house. The water-col0rs ana
hl.ckond. whites signed by Mr.. Grant were repro
ducsd I'm "A recent reprint Of TroHopes movers ine'e
il clever drawing in both series OF designs "Ilch
also indicate that much pains were taken III study
ing the very French and very EnSllsh types pe'ohs-
ing 10 the novels FOR which they were made ABOUT
tho middle of January these illustrations Will give
Mace 10 what promises to be one of the chlet eN-
hlbltlons OF the season. Mr.. Macbeth ias secured
collection Of sketches in OIL charcoal ana pehch
by the late Anton Mluve. Duteh painter whose
work has ever been OF the highest interest Inc
Uos,on Museum Of Fine Arts has placed on exhibit
zion in it, print room a collection OF prints, ar
RANCID chronoogically to illustrate the processes
Of engraving from the earliest TO the latest times
Mr. : r. Kochler II to begin course OF eIsht lect-
ures before the Lowell Institute. beginning Deceh-
her H. in connection with this exhibition At chi
coro the Art Institute opens the new museum on
the lake front next Friday evening. This Will be
an event Of the first magnitude and reports OF the
on,ning will be awaited with curiosity. The new
huilIn. Is one Of the finest structures OF ITS kihd
I'm America. and during the summer II mas received
ACQUISITIONS of paintings and copies of French stat
nary which, when added to The collection 1t already
possessed will give 1t conspicuous position among
our art museums.
Mr. G. H. Bogert Is a young American land
scapist from whom Only good things nave been
expected for several years past, yet an eNhipitioh
such as that which he is now holding At the
Reichard gallery is something Of a surprise IL Is
not only made up OF good pictures, but the latter
show a much wider range than it has heretofore
been possible TO attribute to this artist lie mas
achieved success. In the main. as a painter oil
extremely subtle and generally vague atmospheric
effects These effects treated in some or the
best pictures In the present collection There are
treated also in some landscapes equally well
executed effects of clear light and distinct outlines
which would be creditable to any one, and are
especially interesting coming from painter OF
Mr. Bogerts pronounced temperament For, 40
far as his strongest feeling is concerned he IS still
more particularly painter of mysterious vstas.
Of moonlight. and OF the sea IN its phases OF
subiuei color He Is truthful in the staccato han
diug of color which distinguishes the pictures done
i'm clear light in Nos Is. %. II and L. and he Is.
moreover original and artistic in them that they
offer a really serious basis for the statement that
his range has been extended. At the same time
the pictures into which he has put most imagna-
ton most feeling. most sympathy. are the night
scenes Nos |. > and IL These three marines have
the beauty OF the seas movement. OF Its deep.