New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-11
THE CHRONICLE OF ARTS
EXHIBITIONS IN NETWORK.

The present season In artistic matters has beeh
begun most auspicIously. The Fair Women show
nj the Academy % Design Is. of new exhibitions
the first In the field and for many reasons IL might
be- wished that 1t were 10 remain all winter anu
70 be also the last. Much OF the very best work
done in America has been assembled for this oc-
casion and some OF the old English portraits are
NJ the first rank Unfortunately. the exhibition ~
10 be Withdrawn so soon as the 2ith o. THIS mon'n
Then the officials OF the Academy take charge
ard on the 10Th OF December the regular autumn
show will be opened \, that other centre OF arts
tie effort the building Of the American rine ArtS
Society there will remain until the 18th the group
exhibition" OF American pictures and the Enrich
old masters On December > the New York Water
color club opens its annual show at THIS place
Al the galleries of the American Art Association
some porcelans and textiles are 10 be soid pe'ore
the end OF this month. and there viii then be dis
pers.d also the collection OF pictures let by the
eccentric. MIR Carnage. This gentleman IL viii be
reuen,hnrcd died I'm the old University building
sorue time ago after leading most retired ana
even mysterious HE. Mr. Alden Weir IL MS eN-
ecutor and has at last succeeded In preparing TIE
uctures for public sale. They VIII be put up az
auction soon and In December they Will be sue
cco,ied by a number OF paintings from four OF per
hans five hards. II Is thus far arranged that MT
and Mrs 4 V. Scwell Mr. G. y. Reid' OF TORONTO
and Mr. Herbert Olivier. OF England are TO occupy
the walls
The Flftn Avenue Art Galleries will be COMPARE
lively idle during the rest OF November si' %
porceains being the only event definitely proMs'u'
hut around the holidays there Is sale OF the hrF'
magnitude expected to take place. The studio re-
mains OF the late George lnness VIII De eNh'p''en
and sold Iuness was q great artist. In his way as
great as Corot any OF the Fontaineoieau group
and the dispersal OF quantity OF pictures ps MN
is OF the deepest interest to students ana buyers
NJ American art. Above the Fnth Avenue AT
Galleries in Mr. Avery's pleasant rooms. three out
NJ several interesting exhibitions are now ready 10
- ,c,ounced Next month some water-colors by
4, II rouqhton are to he hung. and In January
they will be replaced by some sketches III 'ne Sa'"e
medium made In Holland and Venice py MI
Uopxinson smith. Some time later !" "'''"'
there Will be shown here NUMBER OF p'n'''NH'
hv Marcus simons an artist who has been known
here "a a maker OF rather sleek ana chal"O''e''
,,,,ros hut whose latest work promises az
r,, ir,or,s, At Wunderlichs, Colonel Con
etchngs Introduce an unfamiliar anu sen'
artistic personality to New-iorhers' Inv
uthographs which were on view mere n''e 'e
aIo from the walls but II is still possible TO en-
,ice them from their portfolios Mr.. Keeper n'.'c
gallery Is filed with number OF pictures ~
A., pohort / Wickenden and at Mr. Macbeth3
tbcre is soon to be collection OF pan''ss an"
drawings done by the Dutch ar's' 'VN'.'' ~
oo.sed Herr Artz While speaking OF all THESE a"-
,,,i,. y, tho sources of aesthetic pleasure In New
yorL a word should be added In reference 10 our
.oroano,t gallery in the Park. The inauguration
y, ,he now wing last Monday not only placed
hard,op,e series OF rooms before the pubic p"'
brought TO light some admiraDie accusations az"
,a Tho replicas of the Neapotan bronzes
,ar 10, AFR Adams the Garland porceiains, inc
s,a,,,ros heIonging to the Schaus estate, ana Mr.
tIau,.s earIv English paintings. are all provoca-
' -, an interest which 1t will be n pleasure TO
satisfy when It is possible 10 re'ur" " '"e'e "'
', ,,arrs in the extensive budget outlined above
r,ro ,s ono feature OF Mr.. Wickendens snow
-, ,ho Kennel gallery which calls for special de-
" 49,, comment This is his very mertorious
,ralt NJ the late Philip Gilbert Hamertoh AS
nj, of ,ainting II Ia uneven, and the work ABOUT
~, ,,,ders 10 UNEQUAL to that In the head ITSELF
n, ,hore whore after all his talent was most
10, Mr. Wjckenden has been decidedly sue
,,L ~. has arrested Hamertons character
,,,o d.meanor expressing delicately the comoiha-
, 4, the critics face OF acute mental faculties
,,h tho aorld physical qualities OF the English
country gentleman. and the effect Is one "mch
,,s, ,ratifv those who themselves possess per-
sonal Impression of the subject Mr. Hamertohs
,,oa,b ~ course calls special attention to Mr.
Wickenden's picture. II also must turn art stu
dents and amateurs with renewed impetus 10
tho publications which have during the last year
emphasized Mr. Hamertons reputation as an
EDITOR The Portfolio always fine pc
r,odical Looking back over the work accomplished
from January OF this year to the present month.
one is struck again by Its high quality and use
fuIness The magazine began the new year with |
n new form. 1t was turned into a thin octave