The morning times., 1896-10-25

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According to reports from Pittshurg, the
| second annual exhibition of the Carnegie
Art Gallery Will be one Of unusual note.
Announcements is made by Mr.. John W.
Beatty, director of the Department of
Fine Arts. that the display which is to
| open November will be one OF the most
Important annual exhibitions not only in
the East. but the whole country as well
Inc selections We're male by Mr.. Beatty
Doth ID this country and Europe, la wing
spent the entire summer abroad for that
purpose. Among the American PAINTERS
Will be many whose fame is Worldwide
and with whom all art lovers are thor
ouCbly familiar
Ehhu Ycdder will send five paintings,
the originals of his decOra tons in ;ht.
Congressional Library, entitled Govern
ment." Good Government" Peace and
Prosperity Corrupt Legislation" and
Anarchy"
Wlnslow Homer will send his most impor-
tant production OF the season. As Mr. Homer
seldom exhibits and seClutles himself in his
studio, away up on the Maine coast, his
contribution will no doubt be doubly appre-
Ciated.
Mr.. George de Forest Brush who is well
known by his Worlds Fair picture, en-
titled The Sculptor and the King" 50
marvellous in its portrayal OF delicate Iu-
NOR aud detail. Will send very important
canvas on which lie has been engaged for
more than two years.
The Dreamer VIII he shown by Miss
Cecilia Beaux, who received such favor
able criticism at the last exhibition at the
Champ de Mars, in Paris.
Mr. Horat.o Walker will send an i'm
portant canvas, entitled The Prodigal
Son"
Thomas Shields Clark Will send his well
known picture, The Night Market, No
rocco" beside another canvas.
J. b. Bristol, Carlton T. Chapman and
F. s. Church VIII send characteristic eX-
amples of their work.
Thomas Eakins, whose picture represent
ing DR.. Agnew ut a clinic attracted SO
much attention at the Worlds Fair, VIII
send two canvases. Kenyon Cox Will con-
tribute several works. as will also Clifford
Z Grayson, Childe Hassam and Robert
Reid
Will H. Howe will send two new pictures.
Samuel Isham. II Bolton Jones, Robert
koehler, Walter Palmer, F. Lungren,
painter of Indian subjects; Arthur Parton,
II W Ranger and Ross Turner will con
tribute works. Robert Blum will send
one OF his charming Japanese pictures.
entitled Cherry Blossoms"
Among other Americans who will be rep
resented are Edmund G.. Tarbell. Abbott
II. Thayer. d. W. Tryon. Irving r. Wilcs.
Henry Mosler. Robert C. Minor, Leonard
Ochtman. j. II. Twachtnian.
Among the American artists abroad,
II he Fur jacket" Will represent Whistler
John ". Alexander sends several OF his
works direct from the easIe To the cxhi-
bitiou. which have never been outside the
Paris studio.
Alexander Harrison and Carl MelChcrs
whn bush nav. pictures in LGs LuXe!fi Sourg
and Edwin Lord Weeks Will each send two
pictures George IL. EOughtou Will send
his Royal Academy picture. .,r
The Madonna of the Rose" Will repre-
sent the famous painter, Dagnan- EOuveret.
lie RepnSa" Y i'll be contributed by ]. {.
Cain Henry Lrrolie sends a large canvas,
The Proma made"
\ very remarkable picture is coming
from the studio Of Aimc Morot. MOrot,
y no is the son-in-law OF Gerone, Is one
OF the modern masters whose works are
very rare and pow erful in drawing. The
COrcOran Gallery owns one Of his works
cntitled ''El Bravo TorO,' representing
sutaish bull-uenter Wuosn morse l. hter-
ally being eJred and Rinioned against
the fence b. an infuriated bull.
Two of the grea French painters Of sol
diers Will be represented by J. l. +. Mcis-
sonier and Alphonse de Ncuvillc. The for
mer's picture j. entitled ''Is0G." and is
one Of the most celebrated masterpieces in
the world.
a great many other foreign artists of
equal prominence are among those to be
represented. which Will be of interest TO
tho anticipating the exhibition
Apropos of the poster craze il is sufficient
To say that Chicago holds the palm for
collectorsnip. Mrs George NJ. MoultOu .!
Calumet avenue is the enthusiast. whose
house is veritable poster museum. Her
collection numbers more than 1000 >p.ci-
MEMS representing hundreds of names,
which are almost entirely American
Other Chicago collectors are: Mrs. Chat
field Taylor, Mr.. C. L. peering, l.. II.
MuCormick. and many more OF equal social
prominence. -,...
SO thoroughly is Chicago in the poster
line that Il well-known publication offers
as premiums Posters by Bradley and Loury.
The latte: is Miss II. Sophie Lnury. for
merly OF this city. whose work, by its
strength AMI holdneG.'. at once placed her
iii line with the very best artists Miss
Loury worked so hard and faithfully dur
ing the past winter that she was forced
to seek rest and recreation early in the
sum mer, and has not yet returned to this
city.
ir is very likely that she will locate in
New York permanently, as many of her
art ana business Interests are identified with