New-York tribune., 1895-06-13
PICTURES THATGIVE DELIGHT
AN ART EXHIBITION FOR TWO NOBLE
CHARITIES.

4 VISIT TO THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION
GALLERIES WILL. AID THE TRIBUNE FRESH
AIR FUND AND THE HERALD" ICE FUND
ANYBODY can spend a delightful hour at the ex-
hlbi,ion Of paintings in all Of The Tribune rresn-
AR Fund and The Herald lee Fund IN the gar.
lerles OF the American Art Association. at NO
ros. Tvvc,.v-thlrl-st and go away feeling doubly
r,nal FOR making a contribution OF . cents to"aTu
the relief OF the poor children OF the clty III warm
weather. The galleries are cool ani are aimiraoiy
lighted. and the arrangements for the comfort o'
visitors are perfect. one can sli on soi'y 'u'"-
toned sofas and see all OF the pictures In the four
galleries at the right distance for the best possible
effect There is plenty OF room FOR each painting
so that 10 confusion is possible. and the VISITOR
can study each picture and take al the time heees-
sary for an understanding OF It's meaning
The paintings produce variety OF emotions "s
they are viewed in turn People who look AZ
Veres,chagin's "Hmalaya Mountains are moved
by the grandeur OF the mountain scenery, ana most
OF them declare that II Is the most a"'-.n'p,s
work OF art they have ever seem d. F. mas.
broucks "Reminiscences OF Bygone Days IS iu'i
OF sentiment ana IL both a striking ana oeau''.u'
painting Its winter landscape contrasts wen wen WIN a
the charming stretch of Frencn meadow ana ana
stream In summer as shown IN Eimuha |n"'''S
Yon's ''Nortigny' the same gallery.
Uuie, and soothing are the several paintings oy
the artist rdwara @ aSHs oSn "e on the
Mohawk" and Pelham Marshes" Jean,onsress J,ase
French
his skill in the collection OF paintings. and they
are pictures which appeal 10 the heart; IN
arouses interest in the old monk who sits bare
headed beside the road and reads letter Low Low
the ,e0 water has rccedcd and from the sand there
Is Path to sns 'Ioosss P6os ottsSes E6
s shown m a row OF rickety wooden dwellings. and
woman in ragged dress standing IN one ONE OF 'ae ne
doorways and the signs or poverty are sucn as 10
atSns' Sns O the prct,es, paintings IN the collection
hat ne
dately is James rissc.s "A Corner in me
It shows au T, nSPs SSsre !" two se yonns ssa
women seated one intent on COPYING pictur,s p,,
ana nr IL he eayns Slnst II Apparent at glance that while
one OF the young women Is wholly absorbed III III
The expressions OF the faces tell the story more
prAlny rS any sn"S one "GTSs faar % With Wit there
treat provided by Paul Albert Besnard,s Evening
n groom a spirited horse is seen in his stall, turn
ing far as his teher VIII permit % ana rsafnins hsins
carried to him. One can easily fancy the gia0
whnne with which he srees @ the e. groom S Ana me he
Impatiently strains at the tether. 49,.
hl, Ths sxnU'Sa syer% Weekday M from a. M to p M ex
cept saturday, when the closing hour wiIi oe q,
have a haf-hoiday
IN AID OF THE TRIBUNE FRESH-AIR FUND
Arrangements for the garden party this evening
at the Hotel Balmoral. at Lenox-ave. and One-hun'
dred -thirteenhst. In aid OF The Tribune Fresh
Air Fund, have been made under the supervision OF
Miss Leonora Finn Among those who have taken
an interest In the affair as patronesses are Mrs
David we:ch. Mrs j. Jarrett Blodgett. Mrs. Lean
der II. Grail. Mrs. Alfred q. Compton, Mrs. Vernon
NJ. Davis. Mrs Ashbel p. Fitch. Mrs. Morris Finn.
Mrs. Samuel Hanerslough, Mrs Daniel 7. Hays.
Phoenix Ingraham Mrs Thomas Jacka. Mrs; II. G.
Koch, Mrs. Hiram G. Kroh. Mrs Edward Lauter'
Mrs Donald Mclean. Mrs George MsAdsm: nas Mrs.
Mrs Harriet Overheiser. Mrs James G. Peabody.
Mrs william II; Paine, Mrs. James Il. Rodgers.
Isidor straus and Mrs. J. n. varian. In case OF
rain there vii! be postponemeut until the 0ext