New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-12

pause. Mr. La Fargo IS always the rare tempera-
ment. the distinguished technician. It Is hard to
pass. with more than alluson, that we'll
remembered water color of the head floating in the
water, The Strange Thing Little Kiosai Saw IN
the River. or such magnificent decorative pailel
as the one embodying rich garland OF fruits but
1t is to The Wolf Charner'' that this exhiol'lon
is really dedicated. That is picture to seize tue
imagination the moment 1t is seen. and 10 haunt
the behOlder Ions afterward.
There more small exhibitions to be Nlsl'eu
among the dealers. At the Durand-Ruel gallery
there are paintings by Of the younger
French impressOnists, NJ Maxine Maufra" 4nere
are portraits by Mr.. J. ]. Shannon at the knoeaer
gallery. others by Miss Ellen Emmett at the Mac
beth gallery, and still others at the Schaus sal-
lery by Mr.. G. B. Torrey. Mr.. Arthur Warole -
showing collection of pastel studies Of wild AMI
mails at the Tooth gallery. Some oil paintings by
Mr.. A. V. Churchill are visible at the Powell gal
lery At the Noe gallery there Is a single picture
by Charles Jacque. The Shepherd and His FLOCK
The Clausen gallery is hung with new paintings py
Reynolds and Clifford Beal. The exhibition at the
GrOlier Club this month is devoted to medals and
plaques by Mr.. Victor D. Bremen.
Next Saturday the National Academy OF Design
will open. at the Fine Arts Building, its eighty
second annual exhibition This will be the eQuiva-
lent also of the show formerly made, at about the
same time of year. by the Society of American
Artists, which is now part OF the Academy. Next
bition. the Ten American Painters will occupy the
Montross gallery.
The firm OF X. J. Collins in West 23d street.
anticipating the tunnel operations In that thor
ouGhfare. has decided to dispose of its stock at
auction. The exhibition has Just opened at Silo's
new Fifth Avenue Art Galleries. Of 45th
street where the sale will take place the after
moons of March IA. 10 and Is. and the evening Of
March a. Thers is considerable English furniture
from the Keeble collection IN London TO be sold,
and there a number of paintings by Lawrence.
Morland. Landseer. Greuze. La Tour and other
artists Of the English and French schools.
The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts is
holding four small exhibitions. devoted respectively
to engravings by Timothy Cole and paintings by
Maria Oakley Dewng. Ernest Lawson and Paul
have recently exhibited in New York. 1t Is to be
on view here. The thres four pictures shown
only limited light on the character OF her work
it IS being shown in Philadelphia The
collection there is composed of twenty-five paint
ings and seven Of these figure studies. In her
figure work Mrs. Dewing adds 10 the beauty OF
color and the subtle handling which We know in
her pictures OF flowers. largeness OF style and a
vigor OF craftsmanship which round sim
gularly persuasive artistic character. Her treat
Of form is at sensitive and bold One
OF her large compositions. portrait Of harpist,
seen through the strings Of her instrument is for
composition. craftsmanship and color a work OF
peculiar individuality and strength 1t is 70 be
hoped that at least Of the canvases in Phila-
delphIa may ultimately be seen here r. C.