The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-25
AIT and Artists.

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M. Moreau yauthier. the eminent
French sculptor. has completed his Deau-
tiful symbolic figure of 'tThe CITY OF Ear
Isl which IS to crown the main orna-s
/ mental gate of the Paris Exposition Inc
figure is noble, the pose excellent and tho
drapery Is modelled with the hand OF
genius. The upturned palm of the e1-
tended hand Is sign of welcome 20 the
thousands who viii visit the exposition
After considerable research and ciosa
voting the jury OF the Society Of Amerf-
can Artists has finally awarded the two
annual prizes for figure and landscape
work in It's coming exhibition Irving X
Wiies, already a prize winner of disttnc-
ton, who has obtained the Clarke aud
HalIgarten awards, receives the Shaw
Fund prize of s1,500 for his picture, The
Yellow Rose a three-quarter length ufe
size of 4 young woman in white even
ing gown. arranging her hair before
mirror. The bestowal of this money en-
titles the donor, Mr.. Shaw. to the canvas.
The landscape prize of $500, given by DR..
w. Seward Webb. goes to Il. Elmer
Schotield, man quite unknown to the
!! jury, or in art circles in this city. Ho
comes from Ogontz. Pa, and has never
before exhibited in the society. His work
| IS called Autumn in Brittany" and Is
most attractive. It Is q condition Of this
award that the recipient must be- under
forty years of age.
William Butterfield, famous English
architect, and declared by some authort-
ties to be- one OF the powerful eypanonts
ef ha TO-
aged eighty-sfx years. in London. Ono OF
the best monuments to his taste and skill
was Kebie College, Oxford. sz,.
The collection Of the late Mr. III. Virtue
Tebbs,, an English art enthusiast. was dis
posed of recently In London. It included
| a number OF important pictures and stu
! dies by 'Rossett AIilIais, Turner. Holman
| aunr.ZMadoS Brown and other modern
English artists.
The third annual exhibition OF ten
Americans painters was opened In New
York last Wednesday,. The ten painters
are Frank w. Benson, Joseph de Camp,
Z. w. Deming. Chloe EIassam. VI &
MetcaR Robert Reid. Edwar. E. sim.
mons Edmund c. Tarbell, J. II. Twaclrt-
man and = Alden Weir.
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One OF the Iiinehart SCHOLARSHIPS In
sculpture Is again open to competition to
men who are. both Ameriacn residents
anu c1tlizeEs uuma rried and not ever
tEirty-seven years old This Is the Ro-
man scholarship. carrying $1,000 a year
for four years, from November l. 1900.
/ with q bonus of 500 at the end OF that
time. II the holders progress and work.
are tfsfaetory. ~
The scholarship competition Is to ba
managed this tyeai by an advisory conn
two ~ u
Ward, Daniel c. French, Augustus st.
Gaudens. Charles Il. NIcKim and E.. II.
BIashtield. y. .. 80
It IS open only to advanced students
or artists, already well trained In tach.-
nlque r Applicants must submit work OF
L their own, relief, s figure in the round. and
4 DRAWINGS, including drawing from LIE.
sending them to the care of Messrs W..
BuIWorth & Son., No. Ii224 West Fifty
second Street, New York. up to April "a
From those VINO thus submit their work
/ the Judges will choose three candidates
who will receive from the Rinehart Fund
$1c0 each to assist them In further COM
petition Others may also compete with
/. out such .suhvention. The Judges wii1
then conduct the final competition. ending
June Eth ss
"A series Of historical paintings by Id
ward Moran, Intended to represent 10
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i Philadelphia. The series Is stated to b.
the result OF fifteen years. stndy. Tho
/ paintings number thirteen, representfnO
thirteen epocfs IN the marine history OF
the United States. from the landin9 OF
the Norsemen In the Eleventh century Ia
the return Of Dewey IN 1883.
I The Society Of Brooklyn Artists wiz
hold its frst annual exhibition at Efoops
i er's Art GaIlery. No. $40 Fulton Street.
3 The members OF the society are: Aressrs.
Harry RoseIand. r. N Decker. E. C.,
SEannister. c. a. I:urHHgame, E A.
Rorke. Paul Dougf,estys Thomas II.
Shields. Gustave Wiegand. Frederick FL
Boston. Benjamin Esgleston. George ID
s3fcCoId. Frank S1utsr. Robert KlntA
and William a Snyder
The exhibition oe Van Dyck5 pictures
sat thesRogaI.Acade LoEdon-s which at
atracted unusual numbers OF visitors. clons
ed on March 9th. Ths summer sxhsee. B
ton OF the works OF living aEttsts Win q
sbe opened to the an
Tho third annual International alon
and exhibition OF tas PtctsburH AIn1tcos "
$PhotographeTss Society Of PtttshurE.E VIII
be held In the Carnegie Hall 5AausUleotsg
from May III 10 81. 119oo. AS herotofaFe.
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