The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-24

loa. The Beginning OF Night, T. X. NJ Rehn, A. ".
A. Marine.
,os. The Wheat r! cid Edward Gay, ANA.
10. Evening in Maine; Charles Warren Eaton
Landscape.
In this room occupying q prominent position
Is bronze group oitwo ~li'e-size figures which
Ia sure to attract n great deal OF attention, 1t
is Serenity" No. l12. by the sculptor II.
Christian Andersen.
Tho Central Gallery contains with the excep-
tion OF two exhibits all the sculpture that is
not placed in the other rooms. Here are
Philips Brooks" a colossal bust in plaster.
No. 13B. by Daniel c. French boy AMI Frog
No. 1+l. n desiGn for \ fountain. by Elsie
Ward ;"Car'o,ta. No. l54. by Daniel c. French:
! Portrait Relief No. 127. by 4. d. Ncinman
Portrait Bust" Nc. 1876, by Sergeant Kendall.
and three bus,s By II. Christian Andersen. IN
GLIDING one in marble OF Julia Ward Howe
no. 100 The miniatures are hung in this
gallery and So are several landscapes and ma
rine. by Edwin B. Chill. Edward Cav. 4 y. A;
W. Merritt Fosr, Herman Dudley Murphy.
Carlton 7. Chapman. \. \. A., j. II Greenwood
and Robcr, G. Minor. y A.
The East and West galleries. the two small
rooms. should by no means bo PASSED over as
they contain some interesting works. In the
East room are Portrait OF Miss Blanch Bar.
rom No. 22S. hv Louise F. ~Iicustis Girl and
Squash Blossoms" No. 232. by Edwin b.
Child "A Mountain Brook" No. 24O. by Gus
tnvs Henry Moslcr; THE Countess C." No
200. ty 4, Brewster Scwell and Pc Pro'un-
dis" No. 2l1. by Philip Boileau.
In the West gallery are Woman in Pink and
Silver" No. ls1. by Howard Gardiner Cush-
ing; The Full Tide" No, ISL, by Henry r.
Poore. 4. y. A.. Portrait OF n Nohleman," No,
I5a. bv Augustus Frsnzen: Winter on the
Long Island Shore" No. lOl, by |, r. lIuri
The Last Vision Of Jeanne dare No. l0l.
by r. Wood Perry. \. A.; afternoon in an
Iron Founiary-CastInG." No. Ia. 10y jules
Turcas anil Merry Maids" No. l1S. by Anna
Len Merritt.
Som. other artists whose pictures are nlared
| on the line or on the second row in m" various
galleries and have not been mentioned IN the
foregoing Lists are Thomas Moran. y. A J. s.
King, Arthur Iloebcr. W. \. Faddo'k, Joseph
H.. Boston. Margaret Kendall. lockwood de
Forest. y. A.; ". s. Robinson, Henry c Leo.
c. T Locke. Frames c. Houston. l.. Hayward.
Henry c. White, Taber Senrs, Chester LOOMS.
G. 3. Conan. Pau Moschowit,. {. f.. Proctor.
Walter Douglas. Howard Hart, Il. NJ. ShurtlcT.
n. A.; Bryson burroughs. Dora Wheeler Keith.
Lena NIL. Mrs. Everett, Charlie. II. Pepper.
Maria Oakley Dewing. C.. 4. Bacon. o. G.
Wlsand. Homer Lee. Chlr'.s Foster. Dewitt
rars, all, c. A. Needham. Augustus v. Tack.
Walter Appleton CLARK. Matilda Brown. F. Law.
son. {. ?. Won saltza md Paul Connoy-r
There are miniatures by Laura C. Hills. Edith
Dean Weir. Lucy T. Trowhrilsc. Theodore W.
Thayer. !. A. Joseph. Mildred c. Jordan. Mrs
J. Wilbur Spencer. Lucille 4. Hipkle and o,hcrs.
Additional piece. OF sculpture are by Charles
Crazy and Alexander s. Calder,
Two notable ~'cature. Of the exhibition arc
tho numerous canvn.cs much over what IA
called medium size and the presence a. cx-
hibitor. Of a number OF AcalemIcians who are
no, members ~ the society. The exhibition
will be open DAY and evening and on Sunday
afternoons.