New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
THE AUTUMN OUTLOOK
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-. uoyel has secured a remarkably good
f M of de Neufville, which Is probably
eoorf-ait OF Gen. Gordon at Tel-el-Kebir.
.,rptcAs ART ASSOCIATION. - Messrs.
-, & sutton Of this association are still
- The country enjoying the Autumn on
.sar respective farms near Bedford. West
sx.s,or County. Miss Lorenz, who, as
.aI ,s in charge Of the office. states that
- Gales have az yet been definitely ar
rorged for the coming season, except that
~ the art objects and pictures belonging TO
,ha estate Of the late Prof. Marsh OF Yale
fIniyersity. which Will be sold at the gal
,or,es in January Negotiations are in prog
ress with the owners Of several notable art
soIections some If not all OF which Will
soubtless -esult in exhibitions and sales
during the Winter Snd Spring months.
HERMAN SCHAUs.-Mr. Schaus returned
from his annual trip to Europe on Tuesday
afternoon. While abroad he visited the
Van Dyck tercentenary exhibition in Ant
xerp. which he says is far more inter
ssting and remarkable than those art low
srs Who did not see it can imagine. Mr..
schaus states that he again learned what he
has noticed curing OlliCl European lilpS VI
late that the finest and most representative
examples Of the modern European painters
are owned in America. He was most fort
innate in securing some excellent canvases
Of the BarbizOn and other modern French
schools which will be shown later on at his
galleries
WILLIAM MAcBETH.-Tha coy little Mac
beth Gallery, which has become so popular
of
American pictures. is as attractive as usual
this Autumn. Mr. Macbeth is now showing
three good landscapes by F. j. Wiley. a
charming assortment Of artistic pottery
made by Mr.. Nolkmar. and will during the
season hold a number Of exhibitions OF pict-
ures by American artists.
CHARLES KLACKNER.-Mr Klackner re-
turned a fortnight ago from London. in
which city he has a prosperous house He
brought many new water colors. prints, and
engraving. and will, as usual. have several
special exhibitions
ARTHUR TOOTH & S0Ns-Mr Augustus
Tooth, the New York manager Of this house,
will return next week from London. 1t Is
too early as yet for the house 10 make It's
Arrangements for the coming season, but
there Will be shown in its galleries a num-
Der OF interesting canvases. and some that
were seen in the London art displays OF
this year.
BorssOD-VALADON & CO-Nr Eugene
Glaenzer. the New York manager OF this
house. will return on Nov ] from Paris.
NJ Carolus Duran, who came over the past
two seasons under the auspices OF this
house. will not return this year. bat may
return next year Among other canvases
now I'm the galleries is a late example of De
taille. with a landscape background so novel
In treatment and color as % show that the
famous French military painter has been
sitting at the feet Of the impressiOnists Of
late.
KvoEDLER & CO.-Mr Roland Knoedler
the head " this house. is due tomorrow in
New York lie viii find that the altera-
tons 20 the building which the firm Occu-
pies a. Fifth Avenue and Thrty-fourth
Street. and which, when completed, will
give IL orc ~ the handsomest galleries In
New York. have not progressed as rapidly
as hal been hoped They Will be finished
probably ay November when The galleries
will open with q special exhibition. NJ.
Chartrln. who viii again come to New
York under the auspices Of this house, viii
probably arrive i'm December.
Dr.ns~r- Rr-rr & CO-Mr. George Durand-
Ruol u..l arrive next month from rams MI .
Spaul8.re .- .u charge as usual OF me gar
leria- tn. repairs made necessary by me
Gas axrl0- ln last August which wrecked
m fali bat which fortunately destroyed no
rlcfures ir the l.0rllard house at Fltth
Avenue and Tnlrfy-SiXtn street, when lhe
firm 0c.up .- are well under way. me gal
ierios viii have as their first cNhioiuon one
Of the works OF Ea0a,l. the Frrncn mus
traitor ami painter. who Will come over TINS
Autumn CD 4.t as one # The jurors al the
annual exhibition Of the Carnegie Galleries
IN Pittsblre.
S p AVERY JR.-Mr. Avery returned 20
town from his Vermont farm last week. MI
s. p Avery Sr., is in excellent nralth anu
IS stil r fne country Mr. Avery Jr states
that be- ISL TINS Winter slo" "a number OF
exceptionally good pictures and "i!l have
seyeral interesting one man DID, displays oi
The works ~ American artists.
julius DEFINE Mr. Ochmc returned from
Fur0pe about three weeks ago. De mas I'M
ported ar ., .pN oualy fine election VI the
work. 0f tt. BarhZOn mon and OF me MOI
ern French painters notably lHtrmtte,
IeT0ne D.tliu.. and Hcuncr Ir Nll also
show several new example, of Thauiow,
"the painf.r NJ the snow. the night, ana
the stream" Mr.. Ochmc says thal NJ. MA %
draZO nl'i reflrn 90 this city al me tnd OF
Ncvemher trd. with NM VI drazo. for the
artist Wiz recently married WILL occupy d