New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-24

the Oldest buildings including Walbach tower are
sti standing the artists seeking palnta6le ma
place they have ever seen for summer teachins ana
the students allowed by the kind people 10 PAM pbn,
class to nfteen or twenty pupils
Among other summer classes Is one organized oy
william 4. Amsden. at Rockland Lake FOR men.
Another class also is 70 receive already receives.
instruction from Theodore Robinson sner n nut hui,
the final decision as to place i not learned =,
At Lyme a summer school. directed BY Joseph H.
Bosion is opened for the summer. The outdoor
class in water cOlOrs begun on juno by william
| 4 Wht;emore At Gilman Farm. about five miles
from Takewood Is 10 be continued until the middle
OF July. and this artist will have c.ass as mere.
tofore at Annispuam. Mass. during the later pa"
AT Wilton. Conn j. Alden Weir gives Instruction
from June 70 August ana j. n, bs Lass
An outdoor sketchng class is INSTRUCTED by Josepn
De Camp Al Oyster Bay ana at Eas' HaT Sps
! The art department Of the summer school az
Round lake twenty-five miles north OF Albany. viii
again be directed BY Chester looms. beginning o1
July for term OF SIX Tsek fS po qS sh6O
whore this instructor. pupil OF Bonna,. spsnSL <.
years as student The advanced cases ws'" ard
such forms of art as painting on china tspes,.yy
Brnns SopyTs 81 rom This course x nsiro
A summer school is conducted from June 70
| September bv Charles a. vanderhoof az Lo su.
Point in the Highlands q Navssnk y; u Wv s1 oxn
design i The building is furnished win collection
OF casts. drawings paintings etchings. etc. ana no
prIntlns proofs. There is also a workshop in con-
necon for modelling in clay. and for WOOD catsfnee
The situation opposite the ocean near scsnery
The summer work OF the ist-Artlsan lnst.uss;;
D MAKING V term nu' Of twelve weeks This school !,
transferred from Avon-by the-Sea to south Ls' \,
mont Nass among me HubeT assisted
by Mrs Katherine Almond Hubert ootn ,' escdS
| ak
pen and ink. but studio is open ior in r - he
fourth season OF the ArtistArtisan summer o9"'''
While the regular students OF the School OF A Is
piled Design for Women are dispersed IN many
directions the building at No go WSs '.sss SINH.
lar TO- those Of the Winter though receiving NOR:
elementary instruction. About twenty palP ss mar.
rach one OF the teachers in this school ana 'H -,
can come to the class-rooms on other as ss coma
in every day from New-Jersey or other suouI I.
! directions This work. which was begun on 'v tor
orsanIzsnS the autumn classes Some OF the resu.
lar students In this school remain aiho' 49, ~ am
office in the building for the work done by 'ne'"
An outdoor sketchlng class Is to be nsruSteea ~
Miss Emma H. Van Pelt in Central Park ana , "a,
vlcinty on three days In the week. and Tor .ovs
days in each week Miss s. NJ keienumn r IS also in
IN" The Cottage of Cherry Vale at Greenwich Conn.,
| under the management OF the Working urls w.
ton society is opened this year TO art students or
ANY Arrangement which might be prohtao,e ~. sv q
student OF art which is not his offered prvies ths
difficult 10 imagine. For those VINO -! T.. ahroad
constant care OF a teacher In trip OF stuiy arr
some such plan Is found that adopted tHYl,liand
class Of Young ladies' leaving this city for H9 aro
With Miss Jeanne | Boyd. pupil OF j. ss s,srs
| Beckwth and OF several Of the French ma az al
Others can travel more independently, any "a ready
most any part of the globe some master ~ Of
TO meet A student as illustrated IN me vo"xW A.
an exbsbitor FOR several years In the salon W. s NJ
Reaser who goes with pupils to Holland LOT cIass
mer work out doors. The members OF ..,s par
Az not naed 70 start with the instructor from sen
and they can Join the party at any time up sr date
temner being met Rotterdam az wnss soent by
NAV be determined part or the t nsc Tunes and
This party at the seaside and among ne ~ the
the rest in the Interior one OF the lS, ,brough
work "a long sketching trip in saliooat i,h story
me canals in Holland and Belgium WIN
made al out-of- the-way villages