The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-12
5Trt Votes.

OF the National Academy of Design
opened Jan. 3, In the galleries OF the
American Fine Arts Society, 215 West
FlfIy-seventh Street, New York, and will
conclnue unfit February i. Three. hum
dred and elghty-nine pictures have been
accepted by the jury. Of selection, and 16
pieces Of statuary and bronZes. The
labels have already been placed on the
pictures which are this year the winners
OF the annual prizes given through the
academy. The Thomas 3. Clark prize of
$50 for 1.-THE best American figure COM
position painted in the United States by
an American citizen was awarded to
Elliott Daingertield for his painting,
The Story Of the Madonna" The three
julius Hallgarten prizes OF $500, $500 and
500. respectively, were awarded, the first
to E. Irving Couse for his picture, called
The Beaver Pipe; the second to Louis
Loebana, for his picture Of 1.-The Moth
err and the third to VIII Howe Foote
for ''rhe Blue Vase" The Hal!garten
prizes are for 'tthes three best pictures
in oil colors painted in the United States
by American citizens under thirty-hve
years of age
The lines gold medal. which is pre-
scented by George Innes, Jr., in memory
OF his father, and is awarded to the
best landscape in the exhibition, was
won this year bysr the painting called
Gloucester Harbor,Y by Walter Clark,
A. N. A.
Tho honor Of winning the first prize IN
Toxic art exhibition belongs to Miss
Helen Hyde. a San Francisco young
woman The Kakemono, "a Monarch of
JAPAN which received the award, was
executed according to japanese stand
ards, of art, with the sweeping strokes
which those artists, make while seated on
the floor with the paper lying in front,
The 65th exhibition Of the Boston art
club opened with a reception by it's
members to their friends Friday evening.
The collection consits of al oil paintings
and four pieces of sculpture.
The two canvasses which have been
given the most conspicuous places of
honor in the main gallery are j.. Alden
Weirs PORTRAIT Of Two Children" ds)..
and Frank w. Benson's Head of a
Girl
Q ther painting which are worthy of
Eatons Canal at Bruges, William J.
Kaula's "a Yellow Sunset" Joseph De-
camps ".Jdne Sunlight w. Dean Ham
iltons November, Gloucester" Will
liam M. Paxton's Portrait" George L.
Noyes "The Green Parasol," 1. H.
Galiga's portrait Of Henry Hntchins and
Walter Douglas .'The Chicken Yard
Mr.. James B. Townsend. the art d.
rector of the Charleston Exposition, had
placed upon the thirteen panels Of the
Art building the names of thirteen great
Americans as follows: Painters, Ben
jamin West, Gilbert Stuart, John S..
Copley, Thomas Sully, George Innes,
A H. Wyant, Homer Martin, George
Fuller; scuptors, Crawford, Powers,
Story; architects. Richardson. Hunt.
The Pratt Institute. Brooklyn, is hav-
ing an exhibition of Copley prints, made
from mural decorations and paintings by
American artists.
The work of the new canal at Treves
in Germany brings ito light almost daily
some relic of Roman antiquity. A mag
nificient tesseIated pavement has been
discovered at depth of twelve feet.
TIL portion already laid bare shows two
beautiful medalliors. the colors Of which
are still vivid The first represents a
woman holding a vase in one he nd and
spear in the other. The second medal
lion shows two lions. The pavement will
he removed to the Provincial Museum
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'.Kinlock,'' the celebrated hunter and
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York Horse Show recently, is a good
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