New-York tribune., 1899-10-15
AMERICAN ART AT PARIS.
DIRECTOR CACLDWELL SENDS FINAL
INSTRUCTIONS TO INTENDING
ESHIRTTOR9

John p. Cauldwel. Director Of Fine Arts ~ the
United States Commission to the Paris Exposition
OF 1890 Yesterday out a fine arts circular ad
dressed to artists living In the United States:
special fine arts circular to Western artists. and
another to scupors. The circular first mentioned
contained final instructions and informa tion for In
tending exhibitors (scuptors excepted) at the Ex-
nositon Proposed exhibits Will be received at the
Fine Arts Society Building. rear entrance NO Zl2
West Fifty-eighth-st between the hours OF a
and ; p. m. on the following dates: Architectural
designs and models November and 3: etchngs
and engra wings illustrations and drawings on the
same days; paintings in oil. water color and pastel
November and and miniatures. November 10
Only original works executed since May /. 1899
and approved by Of the juries will he accepted
With the exception Of miniatures no exhibit should
be sent in a round oval frame. and the placing
OF glass over paintings will he the risk Of the
owner Frames for illustrations. etc. should be
fat and and mats OF excessive width should
not used. All works must be delivered by ana
at the expense OF the sender. and works in packing
cases will not be received Owners Of works which
fail Of favorable action by the Juries will be 80 In
formed and should arrange to have them removed
from the galleries of the Fine Arts Society Build
ing within one week Of such notice. otherwise the
works will he placed in storage at the cost and
risk OF the owner
WORK OF WESTERN ARTISTS
Western artists we're informed that original works
in oil water color and pastel. drawings ana Illus
trations. etchings and engravings executed ny
citizen Of the United states since May l. 1850 may
he sent TO the Preliminary Jury. which will meet
at the Art Institute Of Chicago The DAYS 81 re-
cepton Of exhibits will he Wednesday and Thurs
day October IS and 49, The jury will meet on
Friday October %. Rejected works must be re-
moved from the Art Institute within six days from
the date OF notice sent to the agent.
Works accepted by this Preliminary Jury will be
sent to New-York. and II rejected by the National
Jury, returned TO such addresses as the owners
may designate In Chicago at the expense OF the
United States Commission. All exhibits accepted
and taken to Paris Will, the close OF the Exposi
ton. he returned free OF expense such agent
the may designate in Chicago or NewYork.
Works may be sent to New-York to he submitted
to the National jury. but AZ the expense OF the
owner. The members OF the Preliminary Jury
J. G. Brown. Frank Duvcneck. Ralph Clarkson.
Theodore C. steele Edmund II. Wuerpel. William
NJ. Chase and Robert w Nonnah.
The circular to sculptors stated that after care
fl examination Of the blanks in Class )sculpture)
already file in the Department OF Fine Arts II
had been decided that the Sculpture jury should
visit New-York and Philadelphia. II intended
that this jury should visit Boston and Chicago but
owing to the return Of an insufficient number ~
blanks from those cities the plan has been aban-
doned Intending exhibitors in this class should
10 tho bureau Of examination in NowYork Phila-
nar1 Bronze Company's establishment. No 40
West sixteenth-st.. November and T. between the
hours of 9 a. m. and p. m. Works Will be re-
o.ived at the Pennsylvania Academy Of Fine Arts
on November I. between the hours of Q a. m. and
p. m. Only original works executed by citizens
OF the United States since May J. 1859 eligible
No work In unhaked clay will he received. and all
works must be delivered at the bureau Of examina-
ton at the expense OF the sender. Works In cases
must be unpacked at the expense and risk Of the
NATIONAL JURY FOR SCULPTURE
The members Of the National Jury for Sculpture
are Herbert Adams. Daniel c. French. Charles
Crafty Bella L. Pratt dorado Taft and J. O. A.
Ward Owners of works which fail OF favorable
action by the jury Will be told. and should arrange
to have them removed from the bureau where the
examination takes place within three days OF such
notice otherwise the works will he placed in stor-
age az the cost and risk Of the owner. Work ac-
cepted may be packed under :he direction of the
owner. who Will be allowed TO make reasonable
charge FOR such expense. All exhibits accepted and
taken to Paris Will at the close Of the Exposition
he returned free Of expense 10 such agent as Tho
owner may designate In Philadelphia or Ncw-York
Exhibitors In this class again reminded that
the installation Will be under the direction and
control OF the French authorities. Director Cauld-
well VIII be, ex of'ico. a member OF all jIres and
committees.