The sun., 1908-12-04
AROUND THE GALEERIES.

Some twenty paintings by Charles
Melville Dewey are on view at the Mac
beth Gallery, 80 Fifth avenue, until
Dscember 10. The artist may be seen at
bis most distinguished. Not strident
voice In the choir Of contemporary paint
egs. Mr.. Dewcy's is mono the less indi-
yiduaI. He sees with his own eyes, even
though his brush work occasionally re-
Gala Corot's. Such pictures e. Spring
SThe Druid Oak "-painted In England
sDawn After RAIN Below tho Weir. =
testify to Keen observation. translated
by temperament that responds TO the
poetic aspects Of landscapes. Tender
ness there is IN tho Spring. and from the
rather fat and dreaEy portrayal of bit
in The Bronx the artist has extracted q
genuine mood. Sincerity and delioacy
are Mr.. Dewey's characteristics, allied
to mastery Of technical manipulation.
Mr.. Herbert w. Faulkner surprised his
friends and admirers at the Powell Art
Gallery, eS3 Sixth avenue. when he gave a
private view Of his new water colors and
oils. In the space Of year his work has
gained much in firmer definitions. more
organic power and greater depth and rich
ness. His water colors are as ever spark
ling and gracious. his largo oils very in
teresting. The panorama Of Venice from
the painters housetop, fruit boat com
ing to the Rialto market and view Of
the Salute-not q conventional one-to-
gether with a charming dawn, q picture
full OF the tremulous beauty Of daybreak
In spring, reveal q painter with the deco
rative impulse well controlled. yet one
who loves color for its own emotional
sake. Mr.. Faulkner. who has returned
to America to stay. has always exoelled
in night pieces. Bruges as well as Venice
has attracted him. He has caught the
spirit Of dying day that hovers around
melancholy back waters. An exhibition
well worth visiting. 1t remains until
December IL.
A oolorist who ia above all decorative
is Gustave Cimiotti, Jr. This may he
soen in his newly painted panel. at the
Bauer Folsom Galleries, ,sS6 Fifth avenue,
until December IL. Mr.. -Cimiotti also
shows in another room nearly twenty
smaller canvases, his recent work, land
scapee. and all displaying feeling for
outdoor sentiment.
Mr.. George r. Boynton will have on
exhibition at his atelier in the Sherwood
Studios finished portraits or Rear Admiral
Joseph B. Coghlan. General Anson O..
MoCook, General George Moore Smith.
General James Grant Wilson and General
Stewart l.. Woodford.
Tomorrow will be the last day for the
exhibition Of the hand wrought jewelry
and enamels OF Frank Gardner Hale at
the Clausen Gallery. East Thirty-ffth
street.
o. H. Won GottschaIk's o oil paintings
depicting scenes In Naples. Venice. Capri.
Florence are 10 be seen at the Salmagnndi
Club. MIR. Won Gottsohalk has greatly
Gained in variety and solidity since his ex-
hibition last season, For those TO whom
miniatures are the acme OF art we reoom-
mend the show Of Charles Turrell at Scott
& Fowles. as5 Fifth avenue. The artist,
an Englishman. has painted the Princess
of Wales, the Duchess Of Marlborough.
Mrs. Leopold de Rothschild, Mrs. Ather-
ton and a number of other we'll known
people. The Mrs. Rothschild portrait is
a brilliant example OF virtuoeity. At his
studio, 50 South Washington Square.
Frank Nankivell is holding an exhibition
OF his work. Mrs. l.. yanoe-Phillips has
had an exhibition OF painted porcelaine at
the Prince George Hotel during tho last
few days.
Next Monday in Washington the Cor
coran Gallery will hold private view Of
the second exhibition OF contemporary
A,nar;can oil r,aintin0a and on the same