The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-14


womb Mr. Henry have seen .n' San'
posture ofc'rcumsfances' Noe Muy or'"se
himself would have eauaiien IN mihu'e
details the adventures OF those horSss
and rders-thaf lie. II Mr. Henry "oo'a
not hnd ~ quite inposs,nie 10 Urea. s"ch
a huilabaloo such tohu-bohn' mess
TWO artists emphasize IN their "ue'y
varying work the assertion OF MacCoh
that the moderns nave discoVereu new
vision. as well ms new technique Tor ITS
expression. II Ia impossible 10 return TO
the old school. The nineteenth century
not only discovered light hut also AR
They are both in some degree especially
the former to bs found in the old
masters" Lack OF ideality. lack OF con-
struc'ional power. lack OF Imagination
lack Of delicacy. are charges that have
been brought against the imprcssionlstS'
charges not possible 70 refute: but IN"
windows OF the world have been thrown
open wide by these men. lovely sunshine
and refreshing air have entered the mouldy
studios. Light and air! Great factors
IN painting. you must admit. IL IL not
necessary to follow any particular formula
or school or movement. sincerity. indi-
viduality are the much TO be- desired
The -Blackwell's Bridge" by Bellows
is not 80 happily planned and executed
as were some Of his early landscapes.
Its fidelity Is inquest ionable. the sulky
sky. the murky scene. the sharp. harsh
quality Of il all he has caught. BIT the
picture does not stir ones imagination.
Daniel CARRIERS BY l.umberville- is NOT
the best landscape We have had from this
tuIa nsx.A Tho
charm Of Susan watkins's interior is not
IN he escaped. Out OF the cunning pat
tern OF i'll life and polished floors she
has with the aid " "A few figures spun
tiny fable in her Visit" her The Fair.
The large canvas, BY the Preside. 10y
Henry Salem Hubbell IL. not withstanding
it, saffron hue, picture in which science
and elegance are agreeably blended-the
mundane eleganc. 80 dear TO Alfred
Stevens, who eScelled in painting such
sophisticated groups. Robert NiacCam-
eron's portrait - not impressive. Ernest
Blumenschein emulates the Indians OF
Irving Couse-invincible illustrator that
he is-and Hugo Ballin has achieved
large -Sappho' ut5b in which he seen =
10 be striving after the decorative hu-
rels of Gustave Gimioiti. If Kenyon Cox
- 'N' -hEA'V WV W. 'hV VI 'Oh'VN-
porary American art. surely MIR. Balm
is-fgurotivelv speaking-the prime@t Of
mockingbird-.
What need 70 saw that j. Alden Weir
leads. and easily. in the figure subj ects'
His Two Little Friends no. 2s3I was
praised when privately shown ut the
Montro-s Gallery. There the light was
attuned to- gentler modulation: the face
h.. 81 =. 81, - h..
ture ~ her gown in the merciless radiance
Of the Vanderbilt Gallery. Wilton Lock
wood -Peonie-- NO. 3OlI are very nat !
ural therefore lovely. We dare not make
a promenade OF the galleries. mentioning
all the meritorious works. such critical
Professionalism IL bore. and also ,insatis-
factory TO tn" victims impaIed on the |
stake OF our likes and dislikes. At another !
time one might -Npatiate at length ON
Carlton T. Chapman. Lillian Genthe. ".
+ Smedley. r y Church Charles Ros.n
". Giacken-. Edward Dufn.r. William
VI Chase. Ben Foster. William A. Coffin. /
whose Pennsylvania Landscape il a deli
cate. poetic performance: Wilhelm
Funk Ballard Williams. Hilda Belcher.
the Beals. r. j. Waugh. O. n Bogert.
Henry 4 Ferguson. G,Israve wieRand.
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exceedingly clever picture: Charlotte |
Is Conan. Emma lampert Cooper.
Colin Campbell Cooper. Sergeant Ken
dali. whose picture Of child looks like
his modelling 49, far as flesh tones are
concerned. Louis Mora. Gardner Symons.
who has not duplicated the success of his
-Opal.scent River: BreyfogIs. Van Bos-
kerck. very pretty seen. at Andely.
and Mart ha Walter. the latter We believe
"a pupil Of Mr. Chase. lydia Field Ernme, =
child's portrait - on. Of the popular hits
Of the sffBw.
rhi.ds Hassam's Summer ldyI- j.
and the portrait Of Timothy
Dwight Of Yale by Edmund 4. TarbsIl is II
,lignifiei and dull. not to- he. men, ionei IN
N. sam. category with his por-r,i. az tn.
president Of Smith College. exhibited AZ
the academy several seasons ago. Per II
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