The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-11
BROADWAY,
8th-=oth Streets.
ART SHOW ON THE EAST SIDE.
Ono to he Given Soon ut the Institute Build.
Ing OF tho Educational Alliance.

One TO he Given Soon at tho Institute BUILD
Ing or the Educational Alliance.
Tho former art exhibitions held on tho lower
east side were attended by such large numbers
that the projectors of these displays are con-
WINGED of the real interest In them. These four
exhibitions were held in 1892, 1893, 1895, and
1896, and the believes that they ac-
complished a work which should be continued,
arrangements have accordingly been made for
an exhibit this year to be held at the Institute
building of tho Educational Alliance, at East
Broadway and Jefferson street. Tho pictures
will DO on view from May / to May %. For this
years exhibit pictures have been promised from
the galleries OF Morris X. Jesup. Frederick Van
derbilt, Charles w. Gould, Jacob II. Schif. Isaac
N. Seliginan, j. Hampden Ttobb. William T,
Evans, Miss Breoso, Mrs. 7. Bloodgood, j. Alt.
man. Meyer Lehman. and Fishel, Adler g.
Schwartz. 1t Is hoped that others will be SO.
cured before the date fixed for the opening of
the exhibition.
Tho Chairman OF tho In charge of
tho exhibition Is Benjamin Tuska. and persons
who have pictures they are willing to loan
should communicate with him at 81 Nassau
street. The paintings will be called for, insured.
and returned by the committee without expense
to the owners. Sidney Blumenthal. Morris w.
benjamin. Philip ]. Goodhart.P Prot. Edwin r. A.
Scligman. Felix Wnrburg, and Lee Kohns, all Of
them directors Of tho Industrial Alliance, arc
members OF this committee. A committee from
the Public Education Society. consisting of Mrs.
Schuyler Van Rensselaer,. Mrs. Edward S. Mead,
and Miss Anna NJ. Vail, is associated with the
exhibition this year.
The first three OF these exhibitions were hold
by the University settlement Society. Two
years ago this organization had the cooperation
Of the Educational Alliance, and last year the
latter associati3n took entire charge OF the dis
play. The exhibit In 1892 WAS held In the rooms
nj Era nd and Allen Htrapta md n nriun thn thrnn
weeks IL WIS open 36,095 persons Inspected the
pictures. The following year the pictures were
shown at 20 Delaney street from June II to
July 20, and the attendance numbered $3.50.
There was no exhibition in 1894. but in the fol.
lowing year lO5 800 persons saw the pictures.
During the eighteen days OF the display last
spring, from May 4 To May ~, the pictures were
viewed by 90, 03D persons.
This year the exhibition will be proceeded by
three free lectures, that are TO be illust rated by
stereopticOn views. They will be held in tho
auditorium Of the Institute building, and will
commence on Wednesday next with "A lecture
by Prof. solomon Wolf Of me College of the City
of New York, on THE Graphic Art AT. Ltcr
will lecture on The Modern Dutch Painters"
ON April 10. and the subject OF Prof. Charles
Spraguc smiths talk on April 81 will be Tho
Barbizon Painters"
The artists who have agreed to assist In the Sc
lection and arrangement OF the pictures this year
arc j. Wells Champney, II. Siddons Mowbray,
J. q. Brown, Carroll Beck i'll. Joseph Evans,
FrencisC G. Jones, ]. A. Joseph, and Dora Wheeler