The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-26
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oponed on saturday evening the fourth loan
exhibition which I, has held To-day and
Tomorrow, afternoon and evening. tho et.
hibltiun viii he open 10 friends ~ N. club mem.
bcr, Tho large hall room witch was PRO.
yiicd In tho femOdrllins ~ tho clubhouse
when the club decided not 10 move farther
uptown. converted into q picture gallery.
firnl -hos wall space for i5 painting. 'hc work
~ diversified list Of artists. Among several
Wyan's In dlreront parts of the room IL Land
scapc and Cattle" ui0L which admirers ~ the
painter viii like to look at. n composition with
the SKY ~ n stormy dny. the deep grass SIN
wet and lu.h after n shower and the COWS plod-
ding ln,lly through II. There Is a lepine. So,
canal ~. Martin" Of n peaceful. charming
quality not too often seen There il n Dau.
hieny landscape with a river between green
banks partly wooded in the foreground. and
just over tho hin n village. zoo. r ". Kost's
marine. -Drinwood Gathercrs" Co, was seen
~ last spring exhibition oi mo society or
Landscare Painters.
mellow and pleasing Ierolle. After Work.
Ga 4. painted In the glow before nightfall
The softoned light IL dirused throughout the
Landscape, except that the hay stack makes a
little shadow. and a field laborer lighting his
h%omeward pipe. with his back to the west.
makes just shadow enough for the fare OF the
match between his hands TO reflect from his
features. Among the figure paintings Is
Douglas Nolk's Song of the Pines. y repre-
scented in the figure Of n young woma whose
gaze Is as far on ne the soighing OF the pine
trees itself. (i03. Visitors who like color
may revel In IL in a fantastic composition Of
y. Marcus SimOn's. 04'. The Last OF tho
Crusaders" which is rather an exploit in color
than an achievement Of the painter art. There
is n mingling Of brilliant colors. some OF them
violent, n heaping M ~ Eastern architectural
forms with light playing on them In myriad
tint and hue. water and sailing craft and sails
and more that may be defined Al the will Of
the spectator. Louis Loeb has entitled a
composition done TO bring out the curious
string-like reflections Of the colored lights
OF boats and OF a bridge upon the water Glow
Worms" Gs). He has a low-toned woman
with Poppies- which is pleasant TO look at
although a very dark picture. Gil.
~innoss's Shutdown" t3al. with a red glow
back Of full trees. and jus, light enough before
them TO show that the grass IL green, has been
out in the second row SO has a NAL Corot
an II one goes by the catalogue title the
point Of Adams LEO de Ia 81. Martin" will
not De apparent. The catalogue entities the
a inting summer Morning" but in the rapt
gaze Of the old man who looks deliRh,edly
al the young woman reading on a bench with
him there in a garden grove in late autumn,
there Is all Of loves Indian Tor 81. Martini
summer. George De Forest Brush's Family
Group" W), which has been seen at knoedler's
IL in the exhibition. as IS Chaplin's Age dor"
familiar in reproductions iM. Julian hi1s
Autumn $50. is full Of fine color tones,
Rangers Golden Autumn" s3,. would be
known without the artists signature. Ivan
Ppkitonow's "L'Eglise de Ions. pres Paris"
(s0). is a landscape with a DISTANCE full OF sug-
eestion beneath a sky that people like 10 look
al, fun Of clouds rejecting the light In various
degrees. Rousseau. schreyer. Rico. Won
Marcke, Ziem. Robert Minor and J, Francis
Murphy are among the other painters ex-
amples Of whose works have been brought
together by the club.
Forty-eisht Of Mr.. c. D. Gibson's drawings
are on exhibition at Keppel's gallery. to re-
main until Dec. s. unless Mrs. Gibson. whose
liking for her husbands work is an absorbing
one. insists upon taking away some more Of
them TO her home. The large drawing for
the cover for Americans a portrait Of Mrs
Gibson, is among those exhibited. In Big
Game tsl. the unmistakable young woman
Of Mr.. Gibson's artistic devotion has taken
a pose 40 familiar. as she appears only In bust,
that only two cherries dropping from her
lirs are wanting TO complete the Gibsonizing
Of a common inheritance. What she offers
In place Of the two cherries is sug sested In
Mr.. Gibson's deep symbolism by his title. In
association with the three arrows which have
pierced her breast. manifestly without. how.
ever penetrating 10 her heart.
The National Academy Of Design viii hold
IS seventy-sixth annual exhibition in the
Fine Arts Building in West Fif.h-seventh
street, from Jan. 5 10 Feb. .. inclusive. Ex-
hibits ara 20 be received on Dec. IS and 10.
The jury Of selection will be Thomas " Dew.
ing y II. Dolph c. &. Griswold. Seymour J.
Guy, George Henry Hall. Hamilton Hamilton.
James NJ Hart. Thomas B Craig and Bruce
Crane, with ! 5. Hartley and Herbert Adams
associated with them in the selection OF sculp-
ture. h. Swain Clifford. Douglas yolk and
l.. c Earle make up the Hanging Committee,
An exhibition Of twenty-five water colors
by Walter Palmer opens to-day at the Avery
galleries, to continue until the middle Of De-
cember. Another Of the "one man exhibit
tons" to come soon will be Ben Fosters. which
will open at l. Crist Delmonico's gallery early
in the coming month. Friends Of Irving r.
Wiles expect him 10 announce an exhibition
Of his work later in the season az one of the
galleries.
on Wednesday of this week the American
Art Association will place on view the art OBJ
jects. curios and carved furniture collected
by the late Joseph W. Sprague Of Louisville.
Ky. the sale Of which on Dec. 4 and following
dates will be the first public art sale Of i'm
portance OF tho season. There will be on ex-
hibition al the same time at the American
AZ Eollorias marty fvp huptrad Daipfippa
and drawings, the work Of American and other