New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
FLIGHT OF THE ARTISTS.
NETWORKS PAINTERS SCATTERING ALL
OVER THE GLOBE.
FEW TO BE KEPT IN TOWN BY STRESS OF
CoMMIssIoNs-sEAsHo AND MOUNTAIN
RESORTS TO WHICH OTHERS Co
JAPAN AND INDIA THE DEsTI-
NATION OF SOME

NATION OF SOME.
Artists always take vacation. Those whose
seasons work has not brought them the success
they think they deserve, at any rate expected
do 30 for reasons of economy, while those VINO
have been successful do so because they feel rich
Artists however a law unto themselves. Many
OF those who are abundany able to enjoy a luxuri-
GUS vacation of ideness in an expensive resort go
to some little the-way place, where II costs
them next to nothing live. and get rested py
working about as hard usual Or, perhaps they
stay right in town and take little day trips TO the
country for ozone and Inspiration An artist Is
tust as rich as he feels, and sometimes In the ex-
uberance OF his genius he feels rich with no'mhs
but his genius for capital. For this reason what-
ever he does in his vacation, he is sure to enjoy
himself and az n rule he has something tangible 20
show for his days Of idleness
GOING TO COPY REMBRANDTS.
Herewith are given the summer plans OF some OF
the hest known artists OF this city. from which IL
will BE- seen that they are to cover good part VI
the civilized world in their vacation sojourns;
T w Wood president OF the National Academy
sailed for Europe last week. He will spend some
time in Paris and London. and will also 20 to ST.
potershurp TO copv some of the fine Rembrandts TO
be found in the Hermitage Museum
G. ~ McCord leaves town in June for Magnolia
and intends forming summer class there
Percival De Luce expects to spend the summer IN
the Catskills.
Arthur Parton will leave town In June ana as
usual will be found at Arkville y. Y
Walter satteree will go to Bellport, Long Island
and a costume class as last year. will be a feature
Of hts summers work.
A. c. Rowland will be at Bellport. Long Island
and various parts OF New England until November
and will devote his time to painting landscape ana
character studies.
O. s Parsons Is at present engaged on portraits
Pa
which will probably keep him in town until August
After that time he hopes spend few weeks In
Europe
W Granville Smith will probably spend most Of
the summer in town, completing his many orders'
j. McDougall will spend the summer at Nan
tucket as has been his custom for the last fifteen
years He has been devoting some time to minia-
ure painting In the last season. well as 10 figure
painting.
Wordsworth Thompson, who has lately returned
from a trip 10 Virginia, will be at Summit " j.,
for the summer.
J. b. Bristol is planning a trip to Lake willough-
by. VI
R. NJ Chevalier. known in Cairo. where he has
had studio for fourteen years. as the oriental
chevalier, will probably spend the summer in the
Rocky Mountains 'or the purpose OF making studies
OF American scenery. This is his first visit to
America He arrived in New-York In December
last
Miss Maria Brooks will spend the summer in
town. finishing orlers for portraits.
IN REACH OF NETWORK CITY.
H Dolph Il already settled for the summer at
Ardsley. " Y and will remain there until Septem-
ber with occasional visits to his New-York studio
Stanley Middleton whose plans undecided.
contemplates a trip TO Paris in the autumn
Robert c. Winsor will be at his summer studio. at
Waterford. Conn, until the early autumn.
John J. Redmond has started for Paris. Belgium
uf,hh him ciass nj
II. W Watrous has gone 10 his Lake George sum-
mer home.
Miss A. Beckett who has returned 10 her studio
in this city after an absence of three in trav
cling from one 10 the other OF her three studios,
will this summer be at her Newport studio.
A. T. Van Laer will go first 10 Lock Haven. Penn.
10 conduct an outdoor sketch class then TO Chau-
tauqua ~ Y where he will give the art lectures
this season and be connected with the new art
school to be established there. He will spend the
rest OF the summer working in the neishborhood OF
Auburn. y. Y.
j. Carroll Beckwith will occupy his summer studio
at Onteora. y. Y. as usual and VIII be engaged III
painting out-of-door effects OF sualIght
Edwin H. Blashhed will be engaged on a large
lurete for the wall OF a building in Pittsburg. In
his treatmen, he will show the progress that iron
has made as one Of the industries OF this country
Matte Wheeler Baxter will devote June to mina-
ture painting in Stamford. Conn. where she has
many orders and later she will go to the Green
Mountains.
Thomas Shields Clarke will go 10 Mllbrook,
Dutchess County. y. Y, the first OF June. MT
Clarke at present Is working the designs for a
stalned-g glass window for Princeton University.
William A. Coffin goes in the latter part Of June
10 his summer studio at Pine Spring Farm, Somer-
So, County Penn. Mr.. Collins recent motives Tor
pictures were nearly all taken from that part OF the
country.
OUT ON LONG ISLAND.