The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-22
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WORKS RICH IN COLORING-
Henry A Tanners large work. entitled
Daniel in the Lions Den" forms the
centre Of a group Of rlch-toned works.
on the left hand Prominent among these
is the Portrait Of an Artist by Edward
Duffner, d Buffalo artist. now resident in
Paris He has another fine portrait on
the other side of the central work, by Tan
ner also Two works by Augustus Koop-
man, show that artist at his best
S Seymour Thomas, who resides in
Paris. has shown his work, After the
Bath" Hanging over the group by
Brdgemau is the large work entitled
The Temple of the Winds" by Louis
Loeb, full of rich color and decorative
form The centre OF another panel is oc-
cupied by a small work by William 7.
Dannat DANA, while hanging above it
is a large work by " L. MetcaIfe. show
ing a scene in an Algerian market
place IN a corner Of the room hangs a
group Of outdoor studies of fe-
male figures among the flowers.
by J. L. Stewart. The end
Of the large room IS filed by a large work
by Charles SpTague Pearce. showing
characteristic French peasant with flock
Of sheep that are being driven into a fold
Next to this work hang two fine paint
ings by Carl Melchers. showing ricn col
oring and strong design. Adjoining Mel
cheers works hangs q strong work by J.
s Bisbing- Near by is the canvas en-
titled Loading the Caravan" by Z. l.
Weeks, q particularly fine example Of this
weII-known artists Eastern subjects. Ju-
Ian Story shows q group Of three in
Guiding two portraits of his wife, Mad
anne Eames-
The centre of the large gallery is occu-
pied by q large composition by Walter
Gay, the subject being French Breton
Peasants at Prayer" wen composed and
subdued in color
y group Of three Tich-toned pictures at
the right shows well the work Of Eugene
Vail, while Walter MacEwen is repre-
scented by one large painting. the subject
being taken from the early history Of the
United States. the theme being a Puritan
maiden who is charged with witchcraft
fanaticism, the whole scene illustrative
Of those times. The work entitled Light
Night in Norway" by John Humphreys
Johnson, shows that artist at his best
The subject is simple but very strong and
full Of delicate color. In the corner Of
the gallery occupied by Mr. Johnson's
group hangs also the weII-Enown work
entitled ~Atala," by Luctus Hitchcock.
now resident in Buffalo.
THE LANDSCAPES AND MARINES.
IN one Of the smaller side galleries can
be seen q medley of figure subjects with
landscapes and mariLes well inter
spersed. Prominent among the figure
works Is The Son of Mary" by Elliott
Daingerfield, and The End Of the Day"
by Sergeant Kendall. which was awarded
the second medal at the Carnegie Institute
IN Pittsburg last year TWO richly color
ed landscapes ii this room are by Charles
Warren Eaton A meadow scene with
sheep returning to the fold is by Carlton
Virgins. Two brilliant marines by
Charles II. Woodbury., and three pictures
by Louis Paul Dessar, Daniel Hunting
tons portrait Of Bishop Coke, and the por-
trait Of Thomas g Plat, by Thomas w
Wood, are also in this room. Other men
represented IN this room are r K ".
Rehn, +. NJ ShurtIeff, Frank Duveneck,
Hugh II. Breckenridge, William Il. Howe
and z. L Henry, James s. Smile, and
Thomas Eakeus-
In the second small room can be found
a group Of works by Albert Lynch, the
representative Of Peru IN the Pan-Arneri-
can Exposition Beside his group hangs
the figure of q French peasant, By Miss
NJ Campbell Mcpherson. the Newfound-
land artist In this room next 10 the ex-
hibits OF the South American artists hang
three landscapes by William a Coffin. Di-
rector Of Fine Arts. while adjoining his
works are pictures by Charles c Curran