Evening star., 1900-10-27

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approaching fall and winter exhibitions.
! The first, following the Carnegie exhibit
! now in progress, will be that of the New
| York Water Color Club, opening November
| 10, at the galleries of the American Fine
Arts Society.
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| The fifth annual exhibition of the Wash
ngton Water Color Club will be held in
| the hemcycle room of the Corcoran Gal
| ery from November 10 to December l. in
| elusive. and will consist of original works
not before publicly shown in this city, in
water color pastel, sculpture, architectural
design, drawing in black and white, etching,
engraving, burnt wood, wood carving and
miniatures. To show their interest in the
| exhibition, the board of trustees of the gal
| ery have offered two prizes of 800 and $50,
respectively, to be awarded to the two best
water colors by different artists-none of
the jury of awards to be member Of the
Washington Water Color Club. Circulars
giving full information for exhibitors can
be obtained by applying to Miss Grace E.
Atwater, at the Elsmere.
On January IA the Pennsylvania Academy
of Fine Arts will hold in Philadelphia Its
seventeen annual exhibition Special in
terest will be attached to this exhibit, as
it will include the American paintings from
the worlds fair in Paris.
*
Eight paintings of rather unusual interest
have lately been loaned the Corcoran Gal
lery by Mrs. Hubbard-a Corot, an Isabey,
an II. Bolton-Jones. a portrait by Lobri-
chon, landscape by Tryon, two water col
ors by Dore and d street scene by Fibion.
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At the Congressional Library the collec-
ton Of engravings presented by the late
Gardiner Hubbard, which has been on eX-
hibition in one of the upper main halls since
last spring, is about to be removed, giving
place to interesting and representative
collection of the works of meZZotint engrav-
ers. Here also on exhibition are goOdly
number of valuable etchngs by well-known
artists.
The octagon room in the southeast corner
of the Library is being fitted up a spe-
cial art reading room, where valuable edi-
tions of art publications may be examined
and read by artists Application must, how
ever first be made at the main reading
room.
Both the Corcoran Art School and the Art
Students League have begun the season
with an unusually good attendance.
Tho uater co,or c,aSs a+ tho corcoran
scboul will assemble tho lot of November
,s NJ ,,oser tho irc,ruc,or II, cbar,s ex,
r,,ot. . ra,,,,,, 80 49, oit,, th[1 Ia-t % his
PSN'" ~ ie'"'4i ~ LAG NiNS 'ti@ i07' VI '4i4S
month.
On Tuesday afternoon, October % Prof.
Andrews gave the first of a series of lectures
to the students of the Corcoran school on
the Elements and Use of Perspective as
Applied to Art" Every student is re-
quested and expected to attend these Tues
dav aftarroon loc+urae with no+a hooES
ana ranniIs A. thasa twas oon,noSitions
~ VA. ~
Ject Tor the nrSt tuesday was taken from
LongfelloWs S "HiaWatha.
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At the 1eapua +bare have heen \ few
changes in instructors Mr. Howard Hell
mick taxing charso of +ba antioue and life
cIasses irstaad Of Mr. saihart and Mr. Mes
scr rho danartment 81 decorative and an.
nlied design this YEAR will he in charge OF
MSs Emma Hunnhrevs of New York de.
siener of ten wears nractical experience
An exhibition Of the work of Henry w.
p.,,,,a, .b,, ,,a1 -, ar.;s. Mill ha baIa
is.N3'' liz al i'is'' "-,i '''1
inns season III LONDON al the sai'eiies ol
Arthur Tooth & Sons. Mr.. Ranger is not
unknown to the English public, but it Will
w " ~ 'e nv P" s-
ms pC'uieS wren prousht tose1iei III 'te
s@amnIe of Mr Ranaar tork was recentv
added to the Corcoran Gallery collection OF
American landscapes.
AL the meeting OF the water Color Cluo
on Tuesday the jury of awards for the
! coming exhibition was selected, Mr. Ralph
lanes Iovndes beioo invited To act This
is a departure from the ordinary course
IN s,cb cosas ,s H. az, ;s cnn,Dosad ar,
tirelv ar connoissemrs instaad Of artists
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