New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24

length female figure in dark costume. This ex-
American sobriety of feeling portrait OF Ivan
pranishn'kor the great Russian painter, who is
ment The sober study OF the strong features or
wearing black frockcoat. is excellent portrait
Emile Fra It contributes half dozen excellent
Frank Holman who born at Attleboro Mass,
exhibits an interesting portrait of his mother, a
lilac, seated In the shade OF grape arbor. The fig
ure Is painted entirely in shadow. and is In strong
through the golden brown leaves and clusters OF
and the Church Of Santa Maria della salute in the
early evening. The stars are beginning 10 twinkle
ON the the cnma n a1I w s ahns
will be counted among Mr.. Homan's best achieve
Gardi Melchers. from Detroit displays two works.
haIG skaters are boy ana erd WIN sKs rron
being snow covered The bright light coorng indicates
First Born young mother whose face is an ex-
celent study Is seen IN profile holding her infant
ture though he would like to know why such
a large crowd is standing still to admire him.
portrait of a young lady from New-York. and
other Of an old woman who Is knitting wearing an
highly praised by persons who know the sitters
Mr. Danas two landscapes view from the Pollet
works Of the highest merit.
ngs ''Clair-de-Lune" shows the effect Of the moon
(Which Is not seen in the pcturel on warm
OF field and a bit OF roadway in the foreground
The whole tone is light, with a pearly-bue scheme
OF color This canvas will probably insure Mt
He is already an associate member. SEspoir." is
study Of young womans profile. the head
ion is dark and her sme 9th black hair is brought
down simply over the ears and knotted in the neck;
the background Is sreensh gray. ''Prlere,, shows
0 better class peasant sRe has d dark Ike complies
quaint faded green cloak and hood wien enveOp
her small moonlight effect on Lake Konosa.
rising rapidly. shows the interior OF schoolroom
much is entS G BAD
! Miss Geraldine Reid OF New-york. sends a cou.
| PIE Of admirable portraits She is pupil OF Alfred
| Stevens. and her work shows she has acquired
| the masters best qualities.
Sanford Pomeroy shows three landscapes worthy
c %a PSFT B@ston dsays some
tful drawings in the Hoiben style. which Jean
| Beraud the president OF the jury, declared 10 me
were Of the very nrst class.
seven social sketches. which have obtained quite
| sensational success. These drawings fun OF
character and originality
Etenne Diret exhibits large and striking
picture which commentaries the riots OF last year
Auguse burst has some charming rustic scenes
Joseph lwiH contributes eight paintings and
Venice '' ''''' u
Aueuste Haghorg: the great Swedish painter, con.
carefully studied portrait Of a lady and a pair OF
pleasing Swedish landscapes, the marine view from
Dalaro AT the Seaside" being perhaps the better
| Of the two
Roger Jourdains two decorative panels one typi
| Tying Summer the other Winter" are good
| amples OF his power a landscape painter
| Eugene Burnand. the Swiss painter, whose
| scenes from Swiss rustic life always greatly
admired in Paris. shows The Peasant" an IDEAL
tied representation OF the Swiss field aborer.
one OF the most notable exhibits In the sculpture
gallery is colossal work. four yards long. by Pau
Wayland Bartlett. OF Boston. 1t is a wounded lion
who has dragged himself TO the summit OF a rock
where he is holding his head up and uttering hi,
last cry. He Is unable to raise his body his fore
| legs extended. with the claws clutchng IN,
earth in movement OF agony. In his flank is III,
arrow that has conquered the forests king Th
work OF genius places Mr.. Bartlett level with
Gerome animaer
Emile Bastien- Lepage exhibits in the objects o
art section chimney pece for a dining room
with paitned fresco incrustations.