New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30

.o,cr MODERN PAINTINGS IN THE AMERl-
c.x ART ASSOCIATION ROOMS. NO EAST
vExrY-THIRD-sr.-TO OPEN ON
u.vr 4-GENERoUs CoNTRIBU-
TORS TO THE WORTHY
ENTERPRISE.
.,-.,,,,en have been busy in the galleries OF The
rican Art Association. AT No. 6 East twenty
'.s-s, lately preparing them for magninceht
.,A,,ion Of paintings in aid of The tribune
.sh.Air Fund and The Herald Ice FUND
.,souas T. Kirby. Of the association. has Deen at
..,oh oxpense and pains to collect and mount the
n,,tincs many Of which have been lent lor the
s.os,on nv well-known dealers. Several OF the
,o,,nrs are Of great size. The canvas OF Inc
f.,,., Soldier" one OF three great paintings
10, 11ir,a,ava Mountains, by Vassilli Verest-
oh.gin is l5Gx295 inches and In order properly 10
-. {, Mr. Kirby has caused a frame Of I'M
'., s,ze :, be constructed. Special frames
'o boon huilt for other paintings in order TO
,,oto them harmonic with the surroundings.
two collection of paintings is choice. both as
-o,rosenting the highest art and also as fur-
etching illustrations OF the best schools flen'y
=, snace will be allowed for each painting so as TO
o,no;, Of opportunity to study without conlusioh'
on5 the collection. therefore. Will aford a rare
oho,ca for persons who desire 10 become ac-
o,ainted with the best modern art SeVeral OF
,ho paintings never have been exhibited TO the
nuhlic in this country. while some OF them are
Lrovn 10 art lovers here and are eXceeding!
popular ,., .,
II IS expected TO have the eXhoition open u
the public on next Tuesday, June a. ana the eA-
hibition will remain open throughout june july
and August. The galleries will be open every
dav except Sunday at a. m. and VIII close uais
~ axcept on Saturday. when the closing
hour will be l p. m.
Nv K;rbv has arranged to have the price of adj
mission 70 the galleries reduced to % cents our
,nc tho exhibition. so as to make the exhibition
ronular The entire proceeds OF the eNhioi'io"
will be divided equally between The Tribune
r,rash- .ir Fund and THE Herald" Ice Fund, and
there will be no expenses to be deducted. because
u - tho paintings have been lent free, and all
Of the cost of preparing the exhibition mas peen
,~ro bv Mr. Kirby and others who have been IN
,arested nv him in the charitable enterprise En-
cloves ~ the American Art Association nave
aa,r,ed transnarencies for the galleries, and nave
nar.orned other work free W. S Budworth q
Gov the ine-art truckmen have transported all
r. tho naintjngs t. the galleries free of charge
and will return them to the owners after the cose
Of the exhibition. The catalogues OF the eNhioi-
,ion will be printed free by J. j. Little X co. geo
ple who pay for the pleasure and proh' Oh WINES
ing the exhibition, therefore, will have the auueu
satisfaction of knowing that their money VIII De
used for the relief of the suffering poor chhu'e"
OF the city. ,.,,.s
Following is the list Of paintings to be exmo'eu
the names Of the artists preceding the names u
the pictures: ,. Noun.
vassn verestchagin Qsussan, Hw nalaIer NOUN
Vass1i Verestchagin Russian) inc -" '''T erhs
of Selim shlss MONUMENT; 90A Sowlrfni Indian
Chief erected this monument oyer the npuy who led
friend and counsellor selim- ma" still held
n reSer@nce by ali the Mahometans OF lna ,ae
This wnd9w Ike the he wo oTanda ssurrroundng it pill
rrirns Converse with the descendants OF ,ne h
who perform reg Sasre oi'' Soiy N'"0'
Fdmund Chares Yon French), "Monugny DO nn
Sc Ia Ma and S conoye saSssssor wild
Joseph Melin French me- dogs A''S'"''s
Boar if sroS sg p Freneh5' attacking Courier
ie 1c by nrnet french Horses in Ravne
lent by Durand- Ruel ,,.,u,.u, ..r,orkevs on the
j. f /: pc Haas prl Relsa"'' D0nNeSS ." WV
Beach lent by on french, Moray Wounded"
and "a .T scene ens a. BY y' Bonssod vaiadon & Co
san Sn,s,snt Mayer (American) 'Triiby; lent oy
K ASsiee Moreaa French) silver Welding
& schsnck French! ~ "A sno"s'0rm iY'e''"'s' >
Lent by ssot aFTench "A Corner in the Louvre
lent BY k mess A. (Amerlcan). Italian Land
sc Iepsn Charles Cain (French). THE POors Cot
'a jean Charles Cain French'' "A L0~eTy After
noon" . ",,o,osrc"
y William NJ Chase. y. A. CAmerican)' AN Ea''y
Stroll IN Ht ne (American) Autumn Dreamy
Df Onward Gay. A. y. a. American)' pelham
M eamde Monet FRENCH, Sur IA FgaiSe
Claude Monet French). hs'Se ue
Pres F fHssbrouck American' "Reminiscences OF
DS Ssnde Monet French'. Village de la hOcne
Bl E1ands S Monet rrench) "Etretat,"
jean Charles Cain French', "A a M Mo1 Tasey
Jean Charles Cain IrepTin2; and Fruit
anna 5da peisrsd ,a!ian on he Naples Shore"
A. Fargui isnanish1' 'The Flower Gatherer"
Ef-peSerick Remington Amercan) Mexican Hu-
alexander Harrison (American) ., Marnec
Aiexander Harrison American .Solitude';
Ai ,eexxsnder Harrison (American Spring Land
scape Harrison Amercan). The Sea" ,
Alexander Harrison AmercaD'
Paul H. Alert Besnard reneh ET ysn snie
paul AseT, Ee ssnara G French
Paul Albert Besnard Prench'
ca Edward Gay. A. n. a Nmercano' Summer
Ne9 ds on ' Cav a. 81 A. American,. The Fisher
mans Hon 1eck man american, Ideal Head
Jean Francois Raffaelli French)' '"ee'
Neuilly. - go. <,,-,on, ..Ja Place Sainte
Sulpce" > .,v,n,ar in Norway"
Victor pupre Grench' " .rn, pS9i Afternoon"
II wiz fAmerican)' "A Special Messenger; :.
Robert ". Van Boskerck SAmeriS WIner f'es
F. X NJ REIN (American). "svery snee' VI
Charles Warren Eaton (Amercan). winter Moo"-
rise" .,,,,, cnrinp
Charles Warren Eaton tAmerican'. early 'p''"s
Passac Valley"