The sun., 1903-11-19

Burlington and Child" and 'Maychioness
Wellesley and Her Sons" by Hoppner:
Lady 1hurlo and Her Sister by Law
renee; Portrait of Lady by Moreelse;
same artist "Mr. Musters.' lent by Charles
7. Barney, and Miss Jacobs" lent by Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney. both by Sir Joshua
Reynolds; "Mignonne,' by Ribot. Anne,
srS Of lent bh by sens2T ina W a.
and -Countess OF Frau5Ssyilie, by Nine.
Vigae-Iebrun. loanedy by Jacques Selig-
mann Of Paris, one of the paintings contrib
uted to the exhibition. by the International
Fine Arts Association.
Will visitors .christent tpne gallery the
there is held by Sargent's Mrs. Fiske
Warren and Miss r. Warren" with its
background from Mrs. Jack Gardners
and because this striking canvas has five
portraits from the same magic hand on
either side of it?
IL might readily fall out so, when the
satellites include the captivating Mrs.
exhibition where here both Of tn these sec canvases
won such high commendation; the sympa-
thetic Robert Louis Stevenson" loaned
by Charles Farchild; peter A. b. Widener,"
painted by the caring Sargent against a
WOTk OI NelHSQUpI IlduRlIlR Ill tIlt DdCh-
ground in the glass of which Mr.. Widener's
head is reflected as in a mirror-the greatest
portrait, perhaps, in this group of Sargent's;
Mrs. j. William White" which painters
exalt; the child Homer Saint Gaudens,'
painted with his mother, which has been
often seen, but not often enough besides
others of Mr.. Sargent's portraits, including
that of Mrs. NJ. l.. Chanler, painted only
about decade ago. which shows in the
tightness of the brush work how rapid
a.. al.
handling of his latest sketchy but telling
portraits.
In the gallery of earlier Americans, Col.
William Jay, Philip Schuyler and W. r.
Osgood Field contribute portraits of George
Alexander Hamilton, Gen. alexander Ham
ilton, Mrs. Samuel Osgood and Major-Gen:
Samuel Osgood, by John Trumbull; and
there appear also portrait Of Francis
Scott Key, author Of 'The Star Spangled
Of President Rooseve!t's father, by Daniel
Huntington. Miss Alice Rooseyelt's por-
trait hangs in neighboring gallery.
Portraits of William Jay Schieffelin and
Thomas B. Clarke are among those repre-
senting the work Of Albert q. Collins. John
Singleton Copley is represented by por-
trait Of Miss Hi" and two others. Anderss
Zorn's portraits of Grover Cleveland and
Daniel s. Lamont hang side by side, near
a portrait of j. Kennedy Tod surrounded
ny tTTtt OOSS, Dy TJllen VI. EiHILtt.
William II. Chase's delightful portrait
Of Whistler is there, Of which Mr.. Chase
might say u made him irresistible as
Whistler said Of his own port rait of Chase,
Il made him charming, the Masher Of the
Avenue BY, Mr. Chase there is also
portrait of John +. Parsons.
Miss Beaux's portrait Of Mrs. Robert
Abb 4 hangs near Irving r. Wiles's portrait
of Miss Inness loaned by Mrs. George Inness.
The managers Of the hanging Of the paint
peE nss haye acss cs5r9 sS Mrs. with abl ss
Jennings and Miss Holden, at either end
of the group Of Sargents, hetokening their
confidence in Mr.. Beckwith's art.
BY Boldini there are portraits Of Mrs.
Stanford White and Miss Elsie de Wolfe;
BY % Thomas II. Dewing s a. a portrait Of Mrs 3
of Mrs. William D. Sloane, Mrs. John Jacob
Astor and Ms,. Philip Lydig; by Wyatt
Eaton portrait Of Mrs. Richard Watson
Samuel Sloan, Jr.; by Frank Holl a por-
trait of Charles lanier; by Frank D. Mllet
a portrait of William Winter, the dramatic
critic; by Benjamin {. Porter, portrait Of
Miss Marjorie Gould, loaned by George
George Washington. Chief Justice John
Jay and Stephen Van Rensselaer,, Patroon
of Albany; by j. Alden Weir a portrait OF
Francis Iathrop, the artist; by Besnard
a portrait Of Senator ". A. Clark
trait Of ar Old Lady by Amberger, loaned
by John G. johnson Of Philadelphia; a
Portrait Of Lady, by. Ferdinand Bol;
"Girl in White" by David .Mrs. Graham
at the Age OF Eighteen. by. Gainsborough;
Of Portsmouth, by Lely Portrait of
Noble Lady, by Mierevelt; Mr.. Carlisle"
by Raeburn; .Burgomaster Van du Gutoh,'
by Rubens.
Of the exhibition, need not be further drawn
out; but, as suggesting again its variety,
there may be mentioned q portrait Of Mrs.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt by the American,
George Munzig: Miss Schaus.' by the
German portrait painter, Won Lenbach,
and the we'll known Millais, Yes or No
Iady Stanley.