New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-27
ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITION.
MANY FORMER EXHIBITORS MISSING
THIS YEAR
SIR JOHN E. MILLAIs SHOWS THE FORERUN-
NER" AND PORTRAITS OF SIR RICHARD
GUAM. THE MARcHIoNEss OF
TwEEDDALE AND SON OF
LORD MANNERS

rwEEDDALE AND SON OF
LORD MANNERS.
London. April 2s-The annual exhibition Of the
ROYAL Academy In the galleries OF Burlington House
will be opened to the public Monday, May 4. The
press view will be on the previous Wednesday and
Thursday and the so-called private view. huge
society crush, Friday May !. good many
names OF former exhibitors missing this year.
Among the more prominent exhibitors may be men,
toned Edwin Abbey r. A. who will show picture
called Gloucester and the Lady Anne" the sub
ject being, WAS ever woman In this humor wooed?
Was woman in this humor won?
John Brett, A. r. A.. will show three pictures rep
resenting "A Friend In Need" From the Balcony OF
Cliff Cottage. Lee" and Isle OF VIA. Skye"
G.. II. Broughton, who was recently made r. A..
will exhibit four paintings.
w. l.. Wyllie. r. A.. shows three paintings one.
IAN Incident During the Battle Of Trafalgar" The
painting represents the warshp Belleise. with her
mass the side and hull rddled with holes. but
the Union Jack still flying from pike. Her crew
craning their necks through the gun ports. and
cheering they catch glimpse OF the Swiftsure.
which, breaking through the enemy, comes to their
rescue.
c. w. Wyllie shows East Coast fishing village.
seen wide stretch Of sand gray-grecn grass
and shallow water. children playing and boys bath
Ing His second exhibit represents the steps by the
side Of bridge. women and children going down
Brton Riviere will have four exhibits as follows:
a. "Aggravation." Jester dressed in red. leaning
the top OF a high WALL aunts and leases num-
Der OF dogs that tumbling over one another at
the foot OF the wall. mad with and frantic to
get at their tormentor co Portrait OF John Read
and his dogs. handsome old gentleman with
three dogs. pug and Blenhem on his knees and n
setter standing by his chair go Trust Her Not.
She Is Pooling Thee" foolish and delighted
collie held by young girl. who 10 smiling and
whisneripR al Iaa Arro
wounded lion at the foot of a rock. on which stands
an Assyrian King. who has dropped his bow. and
waits sword in hand the attack OF the lion (staucte
in bronco.
Walter wlnans will show three pieces of sculpture
In bronze. % An American Trotter." The horse
Is the champion stallion Drectum. being driven at
top speed by Hickok to pneumatic-ti tired racing
suky This is the first time such subject has ever
been attempted in sculpture. e and . A pair OF
statuettes 'mounted) Of cowboy and Bronco
l.. Alma Tadema has two paintings for the exhibit
ton representing The Coliseum" and Whispering
Hamo Thorneycroft will show the colossal statue
OF Sir Stuar, Bagley. being model OF the marble r
Joy Of Life small bronze satuette. and two small
bronze plaques. both portraits:
Professor Herkomer exhibits large subject
portraits including one Of the Bishop of London.
Sir John j. Miiias, president Of the Royal Acad,
envy. will show a picture called The Forerqnner.
OF Tweeddale and a Of Lord Manners.
Countess Fedora Gleichen will exhibit a bust OF
Nine Calve In marble, which was executed for the
Queen
Among the other exhibitors are Robert ". Allan.
G. W; Bartlett, Mrs JoplIng. George " joy, T. u.
Tadema, Colin Hunter. Lewis H. Hurt. Herman J.
M fa naTe SIR p EaTIr ca
Dicksee, Miss Hilda Montalbn Miss A. Nordgren.
Ernest N I, and Mrs Normand, Alfred i Pax
Reid and +. Goodall.