The morning times., 1896-06-21
ART NOTES.

The heat of the last few days has had
telling effect on the Bohemian. and
consequence. Parker Mann has been in
Gloucester for some time. and E.
c. Messer is in Paxson, Va. The
card For Rent" hangs in Lucicn
Powell's window; he has gone 10 his sum-
mer home in Loudoun county, Va. La
Grande Johnston is in New Hampshire
Wells Sawyer is enjoying a hone ymoou.
Those who remain are not working, and
the only thing that disturbs the quiet is
the political convention.
Miss Grace Atwater has gone to East
Gloucester. where STE will probably in-
struCt class during the summer.
Miss Anna Hunt, of the Cercoran School,
is at Shinnecock. l. J., studying with Chase
and doing much outdoor work.
Spencer Nichols has gone on an extend ell
trip to New England, including Boston and
other Eastern cities he has given up his
studio on Seventeenth street.
Miss Sands has left the city for q short
vacation, but will return before her de-
parture for Europe, early next month.
A portrait Of Mr.. S. II Kaufman, by s.
Jerome Uhl, is hanging temporarily in the
east gallery at the CorCoran Art Building
1t is full face likeness, with glasses, and
represents the original in an easy attitude
1t has been highly commended by the family
of Mr.. Kaufman.
Mr.. u s. J. Dunbar recently finished the
second portrait bust of Mayroyeni Boy,
which the latter will take as a present 10
his brother in Marseiles. France. on his
departure for Turkey sometime in the late
summer. Among other commissions. Mr.
Dunbar has Is a medallion of Mr.. Russell
A portrait of the late Hon. Thomas
Carbery. many years president OF the Metro
politan Bank. of this city. and a portrait OF
the late COL Van Ness, the latter Two made
from an old portrait in possession Of the
family, are on the easle n s. Jerome Uhrs
studio.
An ideal creation in the nude entitled
lightful piece OF flesh tints and a very
graceful pose. The handling OF the gaize
drapery and the misty. airy effect of
atmosphere are excellent.
A portrait of Wells NJ. SAWYER. on the
last day OF his bacheIorhoOd, which was
made in one sitting, is a very agreeable
likeness.
A very pretty study in pastel of girl
fsee ey M Miss Sands na
Titan hair, and the half-length figure,
clothed in loose flowing robe of pale
green, forms an original and pleasing study
artists handling. A very satisfactory
portrait OF her studio mate, Miss Aii1e
Solomons. Is also one of the artists latest
productions.
ishing touches Oh three -quarter-Iength por-
traits Of Generals Sherman and SchofieId.
The former fs very correct IN all IT'S mill
gary tIappipgs and uniform. quite 10 CON
had an unusual and unmilitary fashion OF
wearing his scarf ACROSS the left shoulder
and fastened at the right side. while bis
sword was also suspended from the right
side and frequently used in the manner of
walking staff. A portrait Of Judge
president Of the Metropolitan Club, is
also on the easel. These three paintings
are commissions from the Metropolitan
Club. OF which they are to become the
property. MI. Hinckley will leave this
week for an extended outing to Cape May.
Will Coffin is doing portraits of Miss
Hayes and Miss Wescott. A portrait Of
Prof. Wiley OF the Agricultural Depart
ment Is an order for the near future.
IDA ATCHIEON.