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The exhibition % modern e;chi0gs and utho-
graphs al The Keppel Gallery IS Interesting not 50
much FOR the intrinsic qualities q the work 81
tai-s for the light II throws the present
OF held q AT 10 country whose artistic
proceedings are not very familiar 70 Americans.
Among the etchers represented. Max Lie5ermsnu
and Heinrich Wolf are alone provocative OF ad-
nira-ton. Tho pastorals q the former disclose
breadth OF style. and az TIE same time certain
de'icacy % feeling Lichormann has what few 81
his coultryrcn ever achieve tmOsphere. Woln's
great merit s powerful draugh lsIaushlp. faculty
for modelling a head ia a Tow bold strokes Max
KnngcT has infinitely Imagination than either
LicbeTmann or Wolg. but his lire Is ike iron It.
SET and - - has any appreciation q sensuoUs
beauty he carefully couceais H. Indeed. It Is beauty
that Is chie1y LACKING among these Germans. The
softer tones % photography yield them 70 more be-
guiding effects than they secure with tho etching
needle. a perfoct example % the way g. which
the absence Of taste viii limit mans scope IS
provided By "CEestruts In Bloom" a Autograph
by Heinrich Otto. The white swans IN the fore
ground tell effectively amid the blue tiuts % tho
scheme. Some whites Hcle needed. also. IN the
further reaches o. the landscape but the artist
has g0-e on multiplying them until he has DC
str0yed the balance OF dis design and ro5bed Il o.
al charm. TIE exhibition AZ KeppcIs stands for
some technical ability. some imaginative effort,
and some Individuality. bat & proves once more
how difficult u Is for the German artist 10 make
q picture merely beautiful,
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Prints are el-ncst IS conspicuous - paintings n
the local exhfbiuo1s At the Lenox Library Build
ing The fne conecaon OF British u1ezzotints which
was discussed In The Tribune not long ago. Is still
on view. and viii remain accessible 20 the public
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on Waskingtons Birthday. February =. q fact 70
be especially noted. We glad that this exhibit
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Wunderiich Gallery there is collection OF etch-
ings dTy-pointS and monotypss by Mr.. Charles
T. ". Iis'atz. This artist IL versatile Hs
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Night" q purely decorative design. 81 his
Lilies" But his peculiar SIT Is Tor the inter
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Hs norotype sketches % buildings or street views
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iugs and dry-ponts. IN plates Ike the 'RookeTes'
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stchors art Nj Mie'atzs style varies Some
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"Bookcrlcs" aforesaid. the subject Is closely
anaiyzed without any loss OF elasticity; and still
again. a. & plate Ike The Passing Storm light
and shade are handed with g0o5 deal OF breadth
etcher VINO does not stand SIN. but has the
courage 10 make experiments % strike out upon
rev lines. varying his method but always prescrt-
iag MS originality. and admirable sense OF com
position
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Boston viii next week become. for a time the
centre % artistic Interest The Copley Society will
open then a memorial exhibition o. works by the
late James Mcneil Whistler. and Il ip expected
that this VIII prove as memorable a display rs tho
Sargent exhibition organized hr TIE Coplcy Society
some wears aFo. American collectors have freely
lent their for the occasion and c0ntrbu-
tons have been received from Paris London ana
Montreal The executors Of Mr.. Whistler's estate
have also responded 20 the appeal % the society.
and have sent over paintings left in his studio at
the time 81 his death which have never hitherto
been exhibited. Not only oil paintings. but water
colors. drawings and Autographs viii be shown,
and the collection VIII include great number OF
his etchirgs. Though Whistler figured fsr more
frequently in exhibition this side % the Atlantis
than some commentators have supposed, no such
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gether has ever been seen IA this country.
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The exhibition 81 the collection OF modern paint
ings let By the late Frederick S. Gibbs VIII be
opened Al the American AT Galleries next Friday.
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NOTES.

The list o. small exhibitions az present open up-
town Is positively portentous. Scarcely a gallery
10 without some special collection 10 oner. Al the
Durand-T2uel Galleries there are some paintings
% the by MI Charles II. woodbury.. This ar
fist is practised IN the representation OF moving
waters. lie paints the cleaning ridges OF the
storm swept ocean with admirable viror. He has
not however. pictorial gift-hs works seen frag-
rne-tary studies rather than wen worked out COM
positicls-lnd his color. though veracious IN good
taste and rot without transparency. TGst fails
short % possessing quality. Greater power and
some distinction o. style Mr. Woodbury. must de-
Veiop if his art - 20 receive high praise
A. the Knoeclc- Gallery IL Chart~an exhibits
seven eight paintings and portraits He
coes nothing On these latest works OF us 70 re-
move the unfavouabie impression received from
previous exhibitions be has made The large I'M
finished canvas Illustrating the Hugo celebration
a. the Pantheon IS as theatrical in stvie as n is
brittle In color. The episodes from French his
tory depicted on smaller csnvases are even less
convincinEs and the portraits. including one OF
Cardinal Gibbons. are hard rs nails. Across
ne way IS many as i've exhibitions are accessible
Al tho noe Galleries there are twen t-tr-o ncfti~es
~ Mr.. Frederick A BridEman. facne studies 81
oriental subjects which have some -icft.re--,..
nese oSt are commonplace IN color and chow nom
ING more thar the usual executive aptitude ~ a..
p-ion The collection OF foreign paintings s,s
wafer colors belonging 20 Msssrs Ffshel Aele- a
Acn"artz' which has been placed on view ~ IA.
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