New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27

mn little objects will be allowed that 90 not nt !"
with the scheme not only II color, but OF cna1'
acter.
In other cases the point OF departure VIII o.
come niece Of furniture either offered for exnioi-
tim or bought by NJ Bling when IL seems to MIN
espec,ally desirable as an attempt TO soiVe thas
difficult problem. original style IN iui n,e.'.
Here Is one Of the great difficulties OF the en-
prise There painters ana scuip'o's rap -
~ nroducinn works that GOOD or bad. look AZ ii
II belonged to the Paris Of the END OF the ceh'uy
there Is glass pottery. metaiworh' "e'e -
stufYs books and trfes fairly mo'ern VI 49, q,
wherpwith to carry out NJ. Bngs programme ~.
making a room look handsome ana a'tracuNe
with only modern things; there u no ueSens
furniture. except upholstery, AZ ,east ~. "
paris Furniture is too much allied 70 archltect-
,ire not 10 be bound by the same fetters. Lhei
may be however in our days OF experiments ~
fermentation more individual attempts 20 orsss
away from bad traditions tnan the publ neS
on opportunity Of finding out IL Is TINS oppor.
tunity which NJ. Bing proposes 10 oner, 80 .nas
II he finds. for instance. beisteai "hicn 1917 r
n him interesting for "iOnnees modernes thosc
snec,sl "donnees" will be allowed 10 strike the
note that is carried through the whole h'uhs up
OF the room. ,.,- oor -.
different charming objects that might serve AZ
points OF departIre-the pewter OF Cnarpen.....
the small tiles with metallic renexes eNluses
in color and delightfully."- sportive In design OF
Pierre Roche. the delicate marquetry OF Emile
Gale some OF he most original ana 'aiuaoie
- modern work now spoiled for the amateur Dy
,ba noor furniture into which he introduces X.
I'M, beautifully fitting for panels; the pottery OF
Deloberche and others. The Salon is TO be inter.
national Some American glass-the llHany ana
Ia Fargo exhibits at the last Salons inueeo
already nut ND though not finally placed MUCH
room will be devoted TO English prouuctS an"
English ideas NJ Bing also proposes 10 sNs
cordial welcome to cheap and tastetul ooJeCts 10.
DALI, Use as WILL az to the real obJet arr Wnich
must necessarily BE- expensive. one OF MS oo-
iectious to the present phase Of the deVeiopment
OF the "obiet dart" as snOwn az the saioh. 10
that Il is expensive and impractical "h'ie '"'
"objet utlle' - still as ugly as ever
Special interest centres round the pTcJects 10.
decorative painting The painters have hailed
the idea with delight. We are urea 10 dea.h
Of these easel pictures" they say. this art Tor
salons We are all convinced that painting should
be decorative All We ask Is an opportunity tof
showing that both our modern ideas and our
modem manner OF painting and coloration are
fitted for the decoration OF Trivate homes.
Thus Carriere the painter Of gJlGen-oroWn naIes,
PROPOSES a ceiling: Maurice Denis. the syfnpons.
OF suave line and fervent feeling. frieze or paha
of figures round the upper part. not the Top OF
the wall: Aman Jean some mermalds IN green
water: Besnard who is - have the prlncipai
room some large allegOrica hgures or the sea.
the plain the sky. The sea Is 10 be symooiizeu
bv a woman looking at the sea. In this room
the whole fitting up Will be led oy NJ besnaru.
There will be no curtains or blinds; the WINDOWS
Will be filed by glass by Mr. Jonn La farge IN
slvery tones and with a play or line tnat snai!
holm ~ suggest the same ideas my figures.
was NJ Besnard's suggestion. which MENTION
as II may serve TO show what is aimed at