The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-22
and Henry B. Smell, the assistants to the

/ the WeN-kn0Wn artist j. q. Brown, show
F; ing four of his characteristic works. Near
! 10y IS the work entitled The Hum Of
! Mighty Workings by Karl Hfrschberg,
! the weII-known Buffalo artist. Four
moonlight landscapes represent the work
/ of Charles Melville Dewey.
The original for the successful poster
entitled Spirit of Niagara" by Mrs
I Charles Cary, hangs in this room also
F.! Near 1t are three works by another Buff
falo artist, Lars G. SeIIstedt-one. the por-
/ trait of himself. the other a portrait Of
| Mrs. Sellstedt. while the third is his we'll
known portrait of President Fillmore.
Two beautiful landscapes hung one
I over the other, are by Leonard Ochtman-
/ Beside them is the dramatic work entitled
! Charge of the Battery" by Gilbert Gall
Two strong portraits of men hang in this
/ room, both by Thomas Eakens. of Phila-
/ dcIphia.
Crossing the sculpture court and enter
/ ing one of the small galleries on the west
side Of the building the visitor finds that
( the quality of excellence is continued on
the same high plane. There are strong
portraits by Eastman Johnson, William
H Hyde. Augustus Franzen. William
Thorne, Benjamin c Porter; landscapes
by Ben Foster William Sartain. Edward
/ F Rock. ". Elmer Scofeld. Worthfngton
/ Whittredge. Charles \. Platt W. /. Met
calf. and Arthur Parton; marines by
/ Howard Russell Butler and f X NJ
REIN; cattle pictures with figures by Iy-
ell Carr and g Morgan McIIIhenny; ideal
decorative works by VIII II Low. Ken
yon Cox, and Louise Cox. while Henry
Golden Dearth and J. H. Twachman both
have fine groups of landscapes with one
/ figure picture in each. A small room is
/ well fitted with choice water coIors, the
most prominent being a group of twenty
one subjects painted in the Bahamas and
/ Bermuda Islands by Winslow Homer
/ These works are most characteristic Of
the rugged strength of that distinguished
/ artist.
To the right Of this group are wfntry
landscapes by Leonard Ochtman and
/ Walter L. Palmer The latter artist is
also represented by other works, among
them being two views in Venice la Sa-
Lutte by moonlight, and by sunlight
Above is The Lace Maker" by Mrs AL
ice Hirschberg. a Buffalo artist Hanging
opposite are water coiors by HOratIo
/ Walker, Harvey Ellis. Joseph Linden
Smith, E l. BiumenschIin, and Arthur
/ Keller, while one small work full of
| delicate color is signed by William c.
/ CornweH, of Buffalo and two others col
0Fed ike opalS are by Oliver Phelps
Smith Opposite the group by WiusI0w
Homer is fine panel with works By Ross
Turner, Mrs ROSiRa Z. Sherwood George
Wharton Edwards Mrs E NJ Scott Al
bert E Steiner. Mrs. Sarah G. Sears T.
NJ Shurtef, Morgan G. McIIhenny and
Arthur /. Keller, who shows a marvel
ousiy painted interior with figures in the
costumes OF the ffuies- on the right and
left panels are beautiful works by Louis
| Loeb. Alexander Schilliug, 4 phimister
Proctor. William T. Wh5tternore. Carlton
i Chapman, Maurice Prendergast and B
( West C!inednst-
In the small gallery to the right of the
water color room IS the exhibit by the
artists OF Canada. arranged by the Royal
Canadian Academy. In this room can be
found the same variety Of subject and
treatment 50 characteristic of the United
states rooms 4 charming little peasant
SlTi Is by Laura Muntz, the brilliant work
/ entitled The Rathers,' by Bruce H.
Blair hrliiug the centre OF the largest
walt-fanked on one side by q strong DOr-
trait by Robert Harris, the President of
/ the Royal Canadian Academy, and on the
I other by William BrymneT's work euti-
tied The Grey Girl Other figure sub
( jects by W CruikshaHk E NJ Morris. g
A Reid, Henri Beau. James Wilson Nor
nee, \ Watson, G. 2. Moss. r. DyOunet-
/ The strong work entitled First Ship on
Lake Erie j D Kelly; works by J St
! Charles. NJ A Bell. and =. S. ChaUener,
[ whose picture entitled Workers of the
/ Field, IS filled with golden light; land
( scapes by Maurice Cullen W D. Batch
( l. NJ ~ ISj.s+[- o. =, ~ -
/ fries. NJ Matthews. +. H BTigien Rob
I eTt F. Gagen, Gertrude z. Spur, T. n.
I
/ jects by J. L Graham. Homer 3 Wat
son, r McGnlivary Knowles, owen P
/ Staples. and marines by William Smith.
/ William Hope. John Hammond, and 9.
! NJ Manly. show the scope Of work being
accomplished in Canada at the present
/ day
SCENE IN THE CANADIAN ROOM
From the Canadian room the visitor
enters the large west gallery. repIete with
the best work OF the artists resident in
{ II of
! panel hangs a remarkable group com
posed OF landscapes by Dwight W Tryou
/ and figures by Thomas W. Dewing. The
work Of these painters has certainly
never before been shown to such advan-
tage, both artists being inspired by the
delicate and tender aspects Of nature,
: / their work harmoniZes beautifully over
! this group hangs water color, entitled
Gloria" by Albert HerteT. In the cen
ire Of the north room is group OF mas
terpfeces- by Horatio Walker, a showing
Of his work such as has rarely been seen
| Over this brilliant group hangs an i'm
naense canvas by Thomas Moran the
painter Of Americas great Western
scenery. To the right is group OF pOr-
. traits by William NJ. Chase, showing his
noted vigorous brush work and sureness
Of touch To the left two figures by Alb
bott H. Thayer and one by George De
Forest Brush. painters differing vastly in
their methods, but achieving the highest
success ii depicting the human soul
| Nearby hangs Cox's Harp Player one
| OF his finest works. Above one Of
/ Thayers' works hangs a dainty canvas
| entitled Carnations, by Maria Oakley
Dewing full OF delicacy and subtle charm
/ Three landscapes. by J. Francis Murphy
| in his best style Frederick P EintOu' 5
| portraits OF Thomas G. Appleton; Robert
/ Baaudagpe's nasterDiece The Portrait
/ of an Artist are near To the left Of
! the group OF works by Tryon and DewiHg
| are splendid river views by +. W Red
! field and three portraits, rich in COlOriug
/ and full OF character. by Robert W Ven
| noh. In the corner hangs 'DOTOthea and
! Francesca one of Cecilia BeauE's most
I successful portraits. Near this are
| charming figure pictures, by Douglas
| EoIk. and winter twilight landscapes. by
/ Charles Morris Young In another corner
! are beautiful works by Robert Reid
| Frank Benson. and ChiIde Hassam On
| the wall nearby hang a number of the
! best works Of J. Alden Weir, including
! landscapes. ideal and figure subjects. and
| portraits. In the adjoining panel are pOT-
traits by Irving R Wiies a charming
| figure in green, by. W. Howard Hart and
| three Of Bruce Cranes best landscapes
| including two prize works
| NOTABLE PRIZE PICTURES.
Entering the gallery in the southwest
corner Of the building a large group Of
| igure-subjects is seen, embracing the
/ Samuel r. Shaw prize fund pictures of the
/ last two years-a notable set comprising