New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-13

IL the exhibition ny Mr. Carroll Beciwith. which
hss beer opened a. The Powell Art Gallery, the
Esoe IS about evenly divided between paintings
sa6 drawings The former Illustrate his familiar
istness and decorative feeling. qualities which he
IN al the exhibitions 10 which he contributes.
he drawings strike note that is not 50 well
Known. only once or twice before this have We
TAD ihs opportunity 70 see fragments Ike these
ron the artists portfolio. They are charming
fragments Mr. Beckwith naturally does not go
Ear Eth his subject when he is using the pencil
ss when he Is using the brush; but he enjoys the
cultivation - oraugftsmansfip for its own sake,
sad from one os the most difficult Of all the me-
tuHs o: artistic expression he EFFORTS some beguil-
~ Effects. His little nudes are produced grace
t-ly and with precision. He has q sufficiently
robust and. a. the same time. very suave feeling
t'r form; his contours are firmly stated yet always
Win great purity and sometimes with subtlety.
ne SHOW Is warmly commended 70 those who
lie to STUDY phase Of art not often illustrated
Il ne galleries. We may note here ny the way.
'aai an exhibition OF drawings by Mr.. Kenyon
Cu whose work IN this sphere is always strong.
las been opened - the Pratt Institute, over in
Brooklyn
Several other one man" exhibitions are an
Houncsd. A. the Modern Gallery there are some
fsr paintings by Nlr. Charles ". Hawthorne and
Eugene Glaeuzsr & Co. are showing some pictures
oy ~ z J. Steicher- The Viscountess Maitland
hss some miniatures a. the knoedler GALLERY Al
iaf Ersushazr Galleries thirty-tWo portraits ny
AFs Fiorenoe Scovel shinn may be seen We wish
nat az exhibition devoted 10 the works Of one man,
which is Ct present open in Paris. might be trans
ported 70 Nev-york. NJ. Durand-Duel Is showing
q us galleries IN the Rue Laltte AL OF The paint
ass OF Aanet in the Fsure collection There are
'"enty-to-r ~ theu altnsethe~ including such
,snels pieces L. Bon Book LIE Chauffeur
"spagno- and the portraits Of Rochetort and
AH'oHin Proust This must be exhibition worth
seeing
We arr nearing the faE end ~ the season, and
NJ agc-ion sales are beginning 10 lose something
Rheir glamour The current offerings at the
american AT Galleries are OF mild significance.
- 100 paintings now on view. 10 be sold next
A'fsaav and Friday evenings for the estates of
~ iate Mrs Eliza q Curtis and Mr. J. " Brown,
&c ior MrS. Lee y. Hsggin are mostly by Cont
'FlisI artists more or less fashionable, but
~ regarded with diminished favor II requires
1e care % pick crt from among the numerous
.-fAeuial OF humorous painted anecdotes the few
-'Ies that have serious value. Conspicuous among
49, are couple of American landscapes "A
'oSlne sunset. by the late George Inness. and
another sunset" by the late A H Wyant
,--7ss early panoramic scene, Delaware Water
n.y. ls interesting as a aouvenir Of his genius in
e phase O. its development. but Il Is intrinsicaly
~ s11 rather empty performance. II is pleas
% encounter two Tedders 81 1867, AN Etrus-
o Maiden" and An Italian Maiden" pieces
aI-'h 90 douo. the lively young graduates from
F efl schools would osdsin but which, never
''s2 haze distinction q their own There IS
20 excellent Nauve IA The exhibition, The Har-
~ tEo or three Barbizon items. unimportant
A pleasing. arc 10 be- noted. and there are eX-
-"lief - Del0rt Msrchett Heyl. Weeks ana
e'-IfFa 10 which friendly alIusion may be made
70 ~ th" sn-I galleries upstairs are filed with
10y eight hundred pieces Of Or1entaiia- belong
h ~ Mr. klchig0r0 Suzuki. They are 10 be sold
laafsaag Friday and Saturday afternoons and
-.e me average u the collection is In nowise re-
aikahle. it includes a number OF artistic Items.
specially iu the way = potter.