The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

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sron. Maufra. Mslchsrs. H. W. Moeday.
Willard L. MotoAlf. Claude Monet. Nsu-
huys. Pinsarro. Redheld. Robert Reid.
Briton Rivisre. Charles Rossn. John s.
Sargent. j. shannon, Lucien Simon.
Alfred Sisley. SorollA. Gardner BymOns.
Tryon. Twachtman. valiant. susan Wat
kins. Waugh. Weir. wIcs and the usual
North American contingent. the old E'lard
that neither paints nor yet suTendora.
The Madison Art Gallery after . suooeas-
iul hrst season announces thAtit will closo
its doors Nay 20 until the autumn. "A
Group Of American Artists' viii Be sz-
hihitsd beginning May 7. AZ present
there Ia on view sculpture. portraits and
medalliOna by Frances Grimes, James
Earle Fraser and Henry Thrashor. Mr..
Fraser IA an accomplished oTnftman. and
HE WORK Ia distinguished By sincerity
and vitality. BlSndon Campbslls. nrst
shown u We mistake nOt At the Arohi-
tsOtural League exhibition. hang on .
wall. ThOss giFla stu FOmp and run.
Tho race nowadays Il 70 the skinny among
women.
Faknwa Raske Of TOXIC 10 showing HE
water oolors At the Elite Art Rooms. This
young japanese studied In Paris and sees
the landscapes a bic native land through
the spsotaolss Of French tschnlqus. The
result IL curious and quite convincing.
Much Of the work 10 painted with sTtrems
dsllcaoy. and soma Of Il. may We confess.
Il not unlike the conventional chrome
Mr.. Raake Il az his best when he allows
his japanese way Of seeing nature to
dominate. His eolorinG IL dainty.
Manus de- zayas IL, a. ell the world
Of art knows. a very clever cAroaturis,
with q highly developed fnnnybons.
This does not msan that he has the univsr-
cal creative quality Of ny. Mayer or Of
George Luks when the latter was depicting
the antles Of his OoutempOres. bus De
zayas has the gift Of satire In abundAncs.
and u you doubt this 60 to the Little Photo
Secession Gallery Of Alfred atisglltE and
view the pgOmsnadsrs Of this night little,
light little town. Instead Of being framed
the artist has mounted and staged his
puppets In an appropriate booth. Tho
scene represents the Plaza. An tho
world paasea. On Alfred vandorbit's
coach arr peruhed Anna Held. Lillian
Lorraine. Nora Bayea. lew Fields. =.
Ziegfeld Raymond Hitchcock. Mrs. O. n.
Belmont scOWls from the window Of a
cab; she has just heard the news from
Albany. Col Teddy ridss a horse.
badly. as usual. Presidsut Tar s1si.es.
Then We recognize John Drev. Reginald
DE- Koven. Mrs. H. p. Whitney. Julia Mar
lowe. Mr.. J. J. AstOr. Reginald Wander
bilt. DORIS Keans and gladys UngsF.
J. p. Morgan. Oscar HAmmsFstein, Ala
NaEimOva. the Sz&chenyi couple. George
Gould and his oldest daughter. Mrs
Clarence MackAy. al awhssl. A bus
goes by full Of Reniua. chiefly poets and
nswspaPermen CcatOh Mr. Dc ZAyas
leaving out the latter profession: he would
Do nnalped II he did, Whils among Ire
mob afOot will be upied Diamond jim,
winthrop Ames. William N. Chass. Cor.
nsllus Vanderbilt, Alan Dale. Acton
Davies. Ethel Barrymore. Daniel Froha
man. John Jacob AstOr. Alfred stioRlltR. |
Berry Wall. Marshall p wilder. Robert
GOelet. CauisO land body guard. MFa.
Philip Lydig. Prince Troubetsk0y, Childe
Haasam, r. J Stsiohen. Andrew Carnegie. |
Thomas Ryan. Clarence r. Aiaokay F.
Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden and a raft Of
writing JOhnnies. all more or lees truth !
FULLY portrayed The show IL great sport. /
90 up and pick the winners.
Durand- Rus Sons in this city have
bsen informed that Sir Hugh Lane Of the .
Dublin Art Museum has purchased in
Paris a Monet. a Sisley. a Piaaarro, a
P,Ivis de Chavannes. two Boudins and an
Albert Andre for the JOHANNESBURG
south Africa Museum. Before being /
shipped these pictures will hs exhibited .
in London. Sir Hugh Lane has done much
for art in Ireland aud now with the help /
Of Alfred Beit aud other wealthy men
he hopes 70 make a fine art museum in
Africa.
A. the Paris galleries Of Durand- Rusl
there has just been held a very successful
exhibition of French photography. IL
IN De Paris somewhat WiOkedly observes
that Il took only two days for German
collectors TO buy at the Pellsrin sals a
series OF magnificent Manets. during
which time our Louvre acquired some
false Renaissance medalliOns- C-psndant
90 temps notro Louvre acquiert do faux
De IA Rsnaiasancs'l
Prom a private source We learn that
Mvnheer Bredius. the we'll known Dutch
art expert. contemplstes building a
museum at The Hague 10 house his own
Rombrandts (sevoral are now at tho
Alauritshuis a. loansl and other art
treasures
II 10 rumored that the Cafe Mouduin
school uptown; please pronounce a. IL
spelled Macquinnl Of painter expression
ists Of Applied Thirst will rsmain up all
night for several weeks 20 a. 70 study
the celestial visitor In our eastern skies.
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