The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
pictures Of country children by Adam
Emory Albright, of Chicago.


ton Of the Ten American Painters the
group being composed OF Frank Benson.
G 5GSHph H Ps GamR Th9mas Mstca Ko
ert Reid. Edward Simmons. r.. Tar
bell, J. II. Twachtman and j. Alden Weir.
The display will last until April l2th. and
cpnrsH sure fbat 70 these e Of ten men
at one time prominently connected with
the Society of American Artists. and the
secession took place some three, or per-
haps four, years ago.
In the matter of enthusiastic. persistent
and intelligent application OF the collect
ing of pigeupes by the te GeGrss annsss
have fallen on the shoulders of MIR. Emer-
son AIcN1iilin. who has permitted the l4o-
tos Club to hang large number OF ms
canvases at the present monthly exhibit
ton, held in the galleries in Fifth Ave
nue.. says the New York Commercial Adj
vertiser. Many of the landscapes. indeed:
at one time belonged to Mr.: Clarke, and
it is a genuine pleasure to find them to-
gether a gain and have the opportunity OF
examining them at leisure.
A philadelphia girl artist, Miss Violet
Church of All Angels. New York. one of
the largest mural decorations yet attempt
ed in this country.
This work, called "rrhe Heavenly Host
is so strong in its. composition. drawing
and color that the New York art world
is amazed and enthusiastic over says
the Philadelphia North American, and
Sconnoisseurs do not hesitate in declaring
that Mr.. Oakley has achieved the perfect
right to be called the foremost woman
mural painter.
The National Arts Club, West Thirty
small exhibition of sculpture. There are
two important pieces by Robin, number
of interesting studies by lopez and a
great many small applied designs in se,lp,
ture by men Of reputat ton. Roth. s animal
studies are among the most original.
The first women admitted to member
ship in. tho Royal Society of Bri.ishsAr-
KISS KISS h haes sasa and Mrs TOPPING
I'm the British press they are spoken OF
as lady members.
The surprising statement is made by
New York papsr says ay the Mash,ns19n
named Z. d. renny. has received an order
from the Nary Department to paint set
Of portraits of all tho secretaries of the
navy. ] f : Mr.. Tennys has won such q re-
putation as a. portrait painter as to en-
title him 20 so comprehensive a commits
sion as this that fact is not generally un-
mercial Advertiser. However, the state
snlent is probably exaggeration, if not
entirely without foundation
# In England the Fine Art Society is en-
.deavoring to awake n appre ia tion of SCUM
ture. It is declared that there are five
hundred buyers of pictures to one purchas-
.er OF sculptures there, and an exhibitionfor
The purpose of correcting the public taste
is now being held in London. 81
Jean paul F'iiandrin. The, landscape paint;
hos 5da oc-h 9nnnIOce1 from
Paris. had been n constant exhibitor at
she Salon since 1929 q, record vhich Is aid
to have few equals. Flandrin had two
pictures in the last Salon.. He was ninety
one years old He was a pupil Of 1nsreS
as was his brother I1iDpolyte.
The aggressive advocates OF the cause
of woman might make an interesting
document showing the greater worth OF
women out Of a composition Of the prices
paid for women's portraits and those paid
for portraits of men, says the New York
Sun. When Reynolds Of only fair quail,
5itys5 came up for sale "a short time ago
and went at moderate figures. one of8the
professional bidders remarked = 81 that
were only a woman by Sir Joshua. instead
of a. man would bring S., GOO without
any hesitation. q
The other day a Ia London sale min
iatureao pc a Duchess brought nearly five
Duke her shits band. IS by. the same hand
And not quality alone gauges these differ
sences nsfavors Of thes women ~;
At this salegats Chrfstfe.s a miniatnreSot
Nine du Barry by Coxway,s brought the;
high figure OF $3.50 ses,