New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-01
CLETEL1ND ART PILGRIMS HERE.

THEY ARE VISITING DIFFERENT CITIES AND
STUDYING PICTURES AND GALLERIES.
Thr;y-six artists from Cleveland. or people inter
ested in the movement in that city. arrived In
New-York last Saturday on what they call an art
pilgrimage" The pilgrimage is described In ltt,e
memorandum book which each pilgrim carries as
"ono Of the many fruits OF the excellent art exhibit
ton held in city last winter. desire to see
and study and compare pictures was aroused. The
prime purpose is educational The only way TO
know pictures is 10 be brought before them 20
the pilgrims have brought themselves before pictures
in Washington. Baltimore and the metropolis The
itinerary included the Corcoran Gallery In Washing
ton, the private gallery Of Thomas +. WaggaTnhn
and all the stock sights OF the capital. In Balii-
more the Walters Gallery. the Cathedral and Johns
Hopkins University had to be
Yesterday in this city the pilgrims expected to 80
the Metropolitan Museum OF Art and the Lenox
Library but found that the n:useum absorbed AL
their time To-day they will visit the library ana
the National Academy OF Design. Tomorrow VIII
be the day for private galleries. to which they
have had several invitations and Thursday VIII We
an extra day for everything else OF interest WIN
the pilgrims several persons connected with the
coming art exhibition which IL to be opened III
Cleveland on January o. 1t 10 designed TO be pre-
paratoiy to the permanent museum which ''eVe-
land is 10 have soon and for which II has received
already large requests. The temporary exhibition
will BE- partly loan and partly competitive TOT Ae'
can artists. The Committee on Adnissiohs-Johh
c. Covert formerly Editor OF The cleveland
Leader" and Charles II. Ault-spent yesterday IN
deciding upon pictures submitted by Eastern artists
principally Of New-York and ts vicinity. Three
hundred pictures sent in, Of which lbs were
accepted The artists represented among those
chosen are Edwin II. Blashhe.d. Edward \ Bell +.
X NJ REIN. Charles G. Curran. {. D. chapman.
Louis T. Dessert. r. Dalngerield. Charles Warren
Eaton BENJAMIN Foster +. Fowler John A. Fraser.
Chi;de Hassam. ". II. Hyde, Albert HerteF. " ~.
How ". 81. John Harper. Mr.. I.ungren. Walt,r
Preilvytz Theodore Robinson II. b: Smell, r. r..
simmons. Roslna Emmett sherwood James symins-
ION D. w Tryon and W. J. Whttemore.
The exhibition Will be he'd in nreproof buiinlhB
In one OF the busiest thorouRhiares or 'levelahH;
and II IL expected TO give decided Impetus toward
the speedy creation OF the new museum About
5000 VIII be distributed In prizes.
The pilgrims now In town are John G. Cover
president Of the Art Association; MIS-. Jonn {.
Covert Mrs Jarvis 81. Adams. Mrs V. j. Ai.en.
Mr. and Mrs Charles ii. Auli " ID Huss. MIS-.
Lydia Galley. Miss Maria Claus. Miss blanche CON
ger Professor D. j crosby. Miss sarah VI Dennis
Ton Miss Anna T. Flood. Miss VI. Il. FORESTER.
Mss May French. Miss Mary Goldsmith r. ~
Hcdrick Mr.. and Mrs Byron T. Holman. Mrs Net
tie Leslie Miss Minnie Iindermann. Mrs Elmer T..
Nash W II Powers. MISS Adele l. Heniz Percy
W. Rice. Miss Sadie Roberts. Miss Bessie L. Rob
ertson. Mrs. jeanette Shepard. Miss Harriet smith.
Frederick Stevers, Miss Anna +. Walker. Mas Mary
c. Walker. Mrs Adjic &. White and Mrs O. J..
Wood