New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

highly commended are Spring" by Dubufe;
Archaeology and History executed by Victor
Koos fo~ the College de France; vigorous and
well composed mural panel for the PaIais da
Travail entitled Labor" by Adolph Cumery /;
four panels Oc women. fauns and monkeys in
luminous reds and yelIOws. entitled "NIotherly
Love" executed by CASTOR Ia Touche for the
reception room in the Ministry Of Agriculture,
which now occupies the city residence built by
Louis XIV for the beautiful Nine du Barry; the
panel OF two women leaving masked bail by
HuSues de Beaumont delicateIy toned ceiling,
with Montmartre jewellers. by Wiette and the
pink and opal mural picture Of a woman with
basket Of fruit by Frederick Freseke.
Ono Of the finest portraits I'm the exhibition is
that of Pablo Casals, by Raymond Woog. Caro-
lus Duran shows the brilliancy and vigor OF his
early days in his portrait of a young girl and
also in that Of a venerable FTorentine nobieman
with white beard. There is an excellent por-
trait Of a young man by Victor Scharf La Can
dara's portrait os Nine Gabrielle d'Aununzio
with head turned to one side. seated and wear
ing delicate vieux rose silk gown set forth by-
means of green background. is equal to any
thing that this artist has accomplished Cottet's
portrait of Lucien Simon is robust piece of
work An1uetin's portrait OF Dr. Robin and
that OF Megard, the Partisan actress are s1er
ling works and the masterfuI picture Of a
striped bass by the same artist is the strongest
bit OF painting OF the kind I'm the salon. There
are delicate and graceful portraits of women bv
claude Marlef- Dagnan- Bouverets portrait Of
an aged woman seated in a green armchair is
interesting. and the small pictures Of flowers and
fruit by the same painter are little gems of
color and atmosphere Jacques Blanche exhibits
a nervously brushed portrait of Thomas Hardy.
novelist
children by Louis Picard highly coIored full
length portrait Of King Edward by Harold
Speed. characteristic portraits Of women b-
Aman-Jean and pleasing portrait OF NJ Beur-
deIey by Zorn
among the pictures that attracted great at
tention on the vanishing day" are the "Cirande
Messe' in Finistere by Lucien simon; the old
stone quarries near Auvers-on-the-Oise b,- Ca
briel; tho humorous sketches by Jean Vebar and
by Albert Guillaume. the portrait OF NJ Maurice
Donnay by Abel Fatvre: scenes In Holland nv
brahg"yn' portraits Of men by Leon DeIachaux
the portrait OF SenOra Rita del Erido DRIVING a
tandem in the Avenue du Bois dc Boulogne. bv
Bernard Boutet de MonveI: the nudes nv Ar
mand Berton. Egyptian figures. brilliant in color
and animation BY Dinet; landscapes bv Biotts
I-e Sidaneri Victor Binet. Damova and Tba--
mite. and the remarkable portrait OF 1ba a,b-
lete. Maurice de Riaz by Custava C,o,,-,otz.
There is spirited scene az rnirtbf,I T2oLi 80 io-s rs
returning home from Montmartre festfvitiaS
oy Jean Beraud. and RafaeIIfs Did woman in
d shoWstorm Is an impressive work OF great
simplicity Chialiva's picture " girls dri,-;7s a
mock OF geese and Lajos Kuufys scene OF the
Luherai or Hungarian child near Budapast
are, each in its way. admirable speciT1sr5 ~
vivid coiors hsrmOniousV treated
ne sculpture Is thrown into insigniacance bv
roam dominating headless man OF colossal
proportions in the act OF walking Tbs s+riJs
Is that or a giant. every nerve and tenr5o1
STANDS forth IN characteristic knots OF slnev- ana
ssueseu PIv'uoeTahce The woman emerging
erect pampts figure portrait Of the D1cbesss
Ge Marchena has grace and distinction. The
Ee''Su woman. entitled lie Chemiu de Ia Vie
by simultaneously. has purity IN line ana fs,,
edtuS h"iseS. moulded I'm bronze by HAbrard
are remarkable works. FfgUrette portraits ir
80 - pIoi~e or terra Gotta are more numerous
than ever before. and on the whole give a,.i
dence ~ improved taste. closer observation and
greater cleverness in technical skill G T. r