New-York tribune., 1905-02-08

the traits Of the celebrated lady earlier
years. She is shown in the character Of Hebs.
seated upon the clouds with hagon IN one hand
and a cup IN the othF-, above which the eagle is
poised. The color scheme. with It's lovely blues.
its flesh tnts and its general quality Of light
ness and freshness. Is as delicatey beguilng as Il
is profoundly skilfuL In drawing and in style ths
portrait is elegance itself Natter. and. fer that
matter. all OF the portrait painters OF his tine, are
occasionally undervalued: their levty. their wani
OF imaginative grasp Of character. telling asains,
them. No doubt their rank Is below that OF man
OF genius like Neiasquez No doubt they failed 70
communicate to even their most felicitous studies
OF graceful womanhood the linear perfection and
the note Of supreme simplicity which may De lis
cerned in profile OF the italian Renaissance. such
the ineOmparabe Princess at Milan. attrio-
utsd 10 Leonardo. But those accomplished French
men painted their contemporaries with marvellous
truth and with equally marvellous decorative at
IN their essentially mundane sphere they exercised
a mastery which leaves their best works among
the types OF havless balance in portrait painting
The subject OF this canvas at the Glaenzer Gal
Isries IS. 10 begin with. bewitching figure Nat
tier places her in composition adroitly worked
unity. and then paints the portrait with touch
that in every passage re IS pesfset SiSa6 81 g
AZ h same sasEes 81 hsrs SSs + aST Sn ySE s 3d.
portraits dainIy ia color and deft in exectios a15
pictures and studies by George Hitehcook
Exhibitions OF portraits increase II hu1nos1 a.
the season goes on At the galleries OF Flsnes
Adler & Schwartz there are seven portraits oy u
Jean Patrieot the latest OF the Parisiars eceoH1-
aged visit this country by the popularity q
French portrait painters here He Is tace cFa--s
man. apt in the swift delineation OF a head h'
modelling seems. close scrutiny, soneW HaI 49,
ing in that subtle quality which is so important
making nuance. delicate naOdulation OF s1tle-e'
clearly and beautifully felt. bat the general ~
preston is dlstinctly plausible. Ths arts0s o"
- a.,
SSlor; one OF Nsa S I0s IN ybSs II IS indusIIably
Clever solution OF one OF the most difficult problems
that can Ie set before painter. Three st91ies 80 -
Of tbesS a portrait az 3 Young woman. has a cst-
tain charm but NJ. Patricot seems most nsSss -
that he has given vivid Hteke inpresson oS vs rs
m9deh Hd - al Ttr7, tnG S1 Mr. Arthur a. Ferrar n
Guiding studies OF the Queen Of tunlaala tun- - ~
Germsgy. sy,vA and Of Mr John D. Roekefser At ss
Heinsmann GahsEiss there @ are s,ip2a p2l =
Mr. william sartain Is showing at the Naeos,n
Gallery number OF paintings he has exscuIeI ="
New-Jersey and in Italy At the Noe GaleTiss Sas-s
The American Society Of Miniature Paints5S s5S,lIsl
sxhissuCn.
The next os the large exhibitions at The flh'
Arts Building Is that OF the Architectural Leasue
There will be a press vie~ Friday. 10 DC s'--
lowed in the evening by the annual dinner -
uFday evening is given over 10 the private W.
and on Sunday the public viii be admitted rcr '"'
first time Tie show lasts until March J. On fuss-
days aud Thursdays an admission fee WI .
charged. but all other days Will be free - -
public lectures are announced Tor the
queray Will SPEAK The Architecture O.. ~ ~
Louisiana Purchase Exposition" Mr.. Dahiet -
LanStOn Will deal with The Recent iFVSteSS q
Landscape DESIGN In America and she ssres ,Ss Ss
NaSOnigie win address The Ceslfile mo-
Monuments OF EUROPE When the Archltect.tss--
ciety Of American Artists viii take possession
opening its exhibition on saturday. AAFeA -
The collection OF eESr9vsnss and stchinss fofHae1
by the late Walter 5. Garter Of Brooklyn - 70 es
dispersed at auction. IL will be placed on view az
the American ART Galleries SATURDAY, FeefSSSSS
lS and She sale WI SssgPy tae evenings % smSns
them a set Of the GrOh-y publications.. viii also %
sold.
AS recently noted In Tae Tribune. the sSaioi'io"
now Ooen at the Pennsylvania Academy oS ta'
Fine Arts Is commemorative Of the hundredth sa-
thsr TO celebrate the event, banquet IS % ~ ~
held IN the main gallery OF the academy on - -
evening OF February IS when only invited seiIsSe -
VII vii oS admitted 20 The e1ilans ArtsssS 49, 49, 40
attend.
number % etchiags ny the late r. SWAIN S''-
ford. presented 20 the New-York Public lAor''S
BY the artist himself year before hts rese-ss
death. have been placed on exhibition IN the prae
ard drawings by Mr.. Felix BracGueuond and tAs
iaSe Robert +. bigrn are also stil on Vie" tAe's-