The herald., 1894-11-11


others. There are also some canvas9e
by Yelland of San Francisco, one at
tributed to the master, Rubens, which
has been in the owners family 200
years, and examples of four Italian art
ists and Mr.. Jsllund's Golden Gate.
The Sunset Sky IL powerfully painted,
and full of light, and in his Lowlands,
which ia the better OF the two, the
gradations of color arc we'll handled;
these two pictures were exhibited in the
United States department at the mid
winter fair. The head of an old Italian
woman, by Mrs. Plimney, Rome, is well
drawn, the half-tones are good. and the
modelling throughout is excellent.
A Scene on the Bay of Naples, by
Ammirato, Italy, is skilfully handled,
as is also fine bronze bust OF the genial
DR.. ]. Q. Fletcher, and the terra Gotta
head OF an Italian woman, both by
Tosca, an Italian sculptor.
Local art is represented by large
and powerful canvas, A Thunder Storm,
painted by Henry Koch 18 years ago. in
which the influence of the mimic school
is strongly apparent. and ia very differ
cut from his more recent work; a large
charcoal, also by Mr.. Koch, and done
not long ago, represents A California
Canon, and is executed in free, broad
etyle.
Garden n-Macleod. principal of the
school of art and design, exhibits in oil
and water colors works painted il G T.
many, Austria, England, Scotland,
Wales and the eass and weet OF this
country, and depicting with strength.
vigor and finish mounts:n, glen, ocear,
and figure.
Drofaoanr M THl NJ tha
Institution shows come good work in
water, in oil and in pastal, the two best
examples being in water with O strong
impressonist tendency, one of Cana
dian lake, the other breezy hillside, in
both OF which the coloring is most effec-
lively treated, while his portraits of Mr..
Macleod and of an old man in oil are
especially fine in technique, strong in
drawing end the texture Of flesh and
hair are well done.
OF this four large canvases by Guy
Rose, the talented SON Of l.. j. Rose.
who is again in Paris studying, two bear
the magical "Salon mum ber" on their
frames, and oil show serious, earnest
work and much ability.
There is much variety of treatment,
! The End OF Day, leaning strongly to the
impressionist school The Gstberer less
30, but having the brilliant coloring and
crisp atmosphere Of the French school
the figures in both show motion and
life. The Woman Corner is much
more realistic if less poetic, and the por.
trait of The Artists Father is life-like
while the drawing in all is correct and
careful.
julius Ludovici's Head of Hebrew
done in oil, ie fine in tone and techn ia ne
and shows distinct traces of the Italian
school.
The portrait by the same artist of DR..
Haynes, done in pastel. and the girl
with a violin, also done in pastel, are
also good examples of Mr.. Ludovici'e
cleverness and versatility.
Mrs. j. @. Fletcher's two aouarelles
are refined and painstakine. In hel
group OF prickly pears. with the bay o
| Naples and Vesuvius in the defiance
painted in Italy. and her pond lilies
her coloring is pure and clear.
Miss l.. M. KiHg, the first graduate O
the school OF art and design, exhibits
the water color of flowers she exhibited
with the American artists, United
States department, at the midwintel
fair, and some of her more recent WORK
notsbly-a spray of Cherokee roses thai
is especially fine.
Tne students of the school of art in
adjoining rooms exhibit works in por-
traiture. landscape and still life, in
water, oil and pastel, which ehow talent
and training OF high ora
In yet another room is Is 20 collec.
tion of rare old prints, transla lone from
come paintings of Titan, Correggio,
Rubens and other old masters, and
most of them are brilliant and appar.
emily early impressions by the follow.
ing engravers: Rafael, Morghens
Pavon, Longhi, Perfetti, Claussens,
Schuber and Le Fevre; these rare and
valuable engravings are loaned to this
exhibition and are we'll worth careful
study, in that they are reproductions o.
some OF the masterpieces of the art that
has lived, and are done by engravert
that have stood and still stand at the
head in that department of art.
E. NJ. G.