New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
CHAMPS ELYSEES SALON.
THE EXHIBITION THIS YEAR RANKS DIS
TINCTLY ABOVE THE AVERAGE.
MANY STRIKING PAINTINGS And WORKS OF
sCT-LFTURE-SIXTY-TWO EXHIBITORS FROM
THIS COUNTRY AND CANADA

|
Elysees which Will be opened to the public on May !
| l. ranks distinctly above the average. lhere are
more real works OF art and less 'po-ooiiers tnaH
visitors have been accustomed 10 see at the falils
de rIndustrc IL recent years. Sixty-two OF the eN-
! hbltors are from Carada and the United states
| Several Of them show two pictures each Among
| the noteworthy works shown by them are spring
| and Love" a. \. Anderson, Of Ne"-fork; "l,cneS
| Dancing" George Bridgman. Canadian; Inc
| Evening Dance" and "Daaa." both By william
| Dodge a Virginian, Portrait OF Gentleman
McI.ure Hamilton Of Philadelphia; LADY hum
| phrey Moore and a genre in Melllla, MISS
| KIumpke of san Francisco; riverside scene oy
| William PickneI. OF Bcson; "a Wintry Nornihe'
| BY Granville Redmond OF Philadelphia MARINE
and a portrait Van der Weyden, OF Boston; a
| striking portrait OF MIS- 4AcodoEe lh'o''' " ''
! Kate Morgan.
s J. Caunnan Of philadelphia, exhibits two
| landscapes remarkable for charm OF color ana
| Transparency of atmosphere. HIS most Important
| canvas "A Road Near Neules. en-caux' SHOWS
hot dusty road near the seaside. skrting the base
OF a grass-coverei slope Some hshermehs COT
tages. partly surrounded by foliage ana some Heh
trees Dor lering green fields. OF which glimpse Is
caught in the distance cas-, shadows mere anu ''e'e
on the otherwise monotonous road
Walter CAY of Boston gives new version OK the
Seville .'Cigarreras depicted last year In MS salon
picture which purchased by the frehch uoS
eminent and which won him the req riOoo" VI ''e
| Legion of Honor 49, -
is .hors concours' at the Salon. is Represented Oy
| two Characteristic works. The more important "
the two shows a Dutcn shepherd WANDERING "oine
ward over the sandhlls and through the hea'her.
under a November evening SKY.
H. O. Tanner an American pupil of 'ouIahge'
and Jules Lafebre contributes an admirable p'c'ui'
entitled The Young Sab)t Maker" the vigorous
| drawing and mastery co,ornS OF when snow"
traces OF I.efcbres lessons ,,.,.
| Mrs Cecilia Wentworth. OF New ork eAHo's d"
| RING mir
Albert Humphreys. Of Cincinna mas rps ri'i IN
m the angtron lS. Of A Ti''t2su' 40
, | Et,yin Lord Weeks Of Boston. has notab.e
oriental STUDY Of n4an BARRIERS exercising tn ,a5
calling in the open market-place; Ihey are ,sh,on
! | on the ground. with legs crossed in ta..or tasniol
some Of the BARRIERS are Hiniccs, the others MUS
, sUlnans. -. III, hos y cor,-
rne1SaS,e painting representing the place DE
EtoiIe a, Paris l.tt-lfteraoon effect in T.nisr
with snow falling. and sireetanps lighted IN we
water-color section Mr Bosss attracts at'eh''o"
with -. Pau"s London" ., -, r,,,en
Duprt' has . noticeable landscape WIN cattle:
NH, Miss W iy5rinnt picare cei In FaTyand
rePrcsen;ing ~o children. hfesEs leaning ann on
over tn chldrens heads. and is reflected from the
open book on 20 their faces A., ,,.,.,o
Edouard Detaile exhibits portraits OF the fElHce
G; Wales AMI the Duke OF Connaugkt .,. -
William BonsuerSau EXHIBITS o tGtaedIg!P
and CUPID" In the latter canvas two hfe-sizsd
figures are mounting heayenwari, with an ease and
yigor which BouRIereau's mastery drawing ptcu-
LARRY well conveys cupid IS supporting tsyche ~, N
vale and mountains psyGn ana curt have ~ ley Pc
low them. and the clear blue atmosphere INTO NhSn
/ they penetrating, must have cost much study
e Leon Donna. contributes an official portrait OF
President Faure ami portrait OF lady IN yellow
AleHanaIs nioch E'i,.'y ptHe,"s ,b courage
Of captain Jean Casnlir- ierer atteiwird Presiaeh,
!, Death OF Commandant Pico, Count Dc p1mpeirre.
at HagneuN. October 49, $50 The hrst battal9m n
possession Of tho harricaI- In the Rue Morisot ~
: Bagneux when their oermandng officer count de
Damperre. was shot down. only thirty Yards as
u taut from the barricade. Captain Casmir-Perer
storm oT buats iroin the barriSade. Which was
taken short time aiier"ard' JUS; before Count De
TSarl zubcr membcr q The Salon commi t. e..
! exhibits two important works one shows a nerd
are ground. The animals shelt"riug themselves
n becches. through whose branches patches OF light
o litter here and there. As catte-painter HuoeI
e treatmcnt OF re nrh,s and shades through tl(
e beeches Is striking. The second canvas. called Or
The River tile." shows a broad meadow IN the Val
Henry Eugene Delacrox atracs much adm!rinf
T. | ing Perfumes" In a summer evening landscaIe
nude ani haIdrapcG nymahs With incense-burner:
e and flowers. some stand.ns and Others reciinns
rcnarksbc bo\h IN S9' ara dTa%ics or5 n,ct,
:. csGge nyeniHg @rYcc, It Is entitled The FiTs
:. star and represents the end OF, the great fas
= Hebrew family. In their richest costumes, viii
the rabbi accompanied by some children IN th
foreground. awaiting the appearance Of th'
fret star. whose twinklins MARKS tne end OF ta'
tho background. and the coast OF spain is family
, J outlined IN the distant horizon.
; Jean Loon Gcrome exhibits two mastery works
one represents The Hour Of Prayer IN the Mosqu
.; said TX at Caito seHen or rlghi prrsovIs rs, ar
# the foreground than this group are ne other P,r
rs anI son Inc ',T g cp % ni tbrosl
? the windows above and makes luminous patche:
n ON the walls and ground ne architecture is OF az
1 |
- different character Il rrlresents Truth Whoi
S h S no ogSST rev we pn leave 10 ole
,c Mihcl dc Munkacsy Pa a picture OK me H9I!
: mausoleum chape! q Count Jules Andrassy. an.
r. Julien pupre's principal work is The Return e
- The N;llore" reproscn.ng a number Of cows let
D. urging the herd aiorg with branch cut from
N The Green Muse" (abaIn,hc,. by Albert aaig
l. nan. shows IA poet in his chamber \ woman. su
ap5a m tx" 'p 6f p9 MSe.
. his temples in painful embrace. she is dresse'
It Of cloud coming from broken bottle on the floor
on the table near tte poet, among his books en(
'r Jules Breton exhibits i portrait OF himself.
striking s@s,s and an 5dm , Pc IRE aSg
. scapc "a formed b. the ne!d. which the women ar,
u IN, the Sculpture. Hal, Frederick MaeMonniggs
Of hc gtano 81 dcs;inei for the new
T. Congressional Libra; IN Mashn.tan. .,. .,,
u year to the Champs Elysees 1t which salon h'
"a Is "hors concours" H. exhibits life-size gr0uI
l. of sleeping lion cubs ani statuette Of nude
q nymph seated. arranging her hair near spring
i which reflects her IMAGE. Both works are Il
. I bronze.
n sculpture Of the Ecoie Na.cn9e, exhibits two al
90, mrable works. on. entitled The First Ridni
" Lesson" shows . mother supporting her chill,
% as;rdc OF BIZ, dcs who is turning his head arounC
ii 10 lei, tho little fellows nand. The other H.
\ sturlv tilo nude boy. hoiOinS In his right hand
" frog whose movements he is watching with intens
= interest
o Auguse BarholGi exhibits one of the mos
n n
y group for a monument which will soon be erected
= in the city Of Basic. concentrating the sue
&c corlrg OF the Inhabitants OF Srasburg by Swtzer
- land during tn, siege Strasburg Is typitied by
. Nlsltan woman bringing her children To Hclveta