The sun., 1910-06-12

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Ths dsalsF WIN not 60 70 ths West an6
NOrthwost. a. hs did last summer; inst0ac
he Wlll enjoy hls nnotSr car IN tTipa abOui
New York STATE. Who hays Amsrcar
am dOasnt payi Arthur D. Davies 10 IN thS
woods walking back 10 hsaltA again. Mr.
Montroas viii Gloss his nsW gallery SomS
time before the Fourth Of July. He vii
50 TO France. and judging from he oanny
smils be 70 bent on some secret and Inn
portant eFrAnd- Scots VIA has VI Mon
tross blsd had better watch tie weather.
Who Knows, perhaps The Rsnial n. Z.
has discovered eoms younG FfUnOh
gsniusl Childa Hanaam sailed yesterday
for France. and hs will b gone weIl Into
the autumn. Though biz tFip y primarily
q vacation. Ws know that Mr.. HAsaAm
viii not BE- long In France before his nngsrs
viii Itch for brush and palstts.
Georges Durand-R Rnsl went last week
10 Paris In pursuAnoe With tho custom
Of this house. he Will not return for year
His brother. Joseph Durahd- RDSl CONES
over nsxt October. In the interval the
galleries. viii be Opsn to ths public. and
ON a hot day no mors suitable diversiOn
oan b. imagined than sitting in the back
gallery and studying thoss miraculous
studies OfmirrOrlike hkes with pond lilies
by Claude Monet. KnOedlsr's will remain
open: the heads Of the hrm are abroad.
The same at BlaksalssG Walter Fearm
Of CostieT's h in England; tho galleries
are open. Klsmbsrgsr'a also. In the
window Of the BraRdus gallery 10 . pic
ture called q HoEarth. A. \. 0impsl a
Wildsnsteinis there 10 tho usual gathering
Of finely se.sctsd art. W. @. Kennedy
Of ksnnedy a Co. (iormeTly Wunderlioh'sl
is still In Europe. The D0ran uOodcuiA
will remain on view thr greater part Of
the summer The Fopom galleries do
not close. nor julius Oehme's. nor the
Schaus gallery. Both Mr. oehme and
Mr.. Sohaus viii spend their vacation in
Europe
Ferdinand Keppel has returned from
EnEland none thu worse for his thrilling |
experience IN the recent wreck of the |
MinRehaha. But while he kept cool |
during the nerve taHihg disem5arkment
he confcsseG that he felt played out when |
he reached London He is now a. HE !
country home correcting the proofs Of |
HE book q recollecti0ns. which he hopes |
10 So in print next fall Contrary 10 /
sGpectation there will be no exhibition
u the etched work Of the late Sir Francis
l..-.,.-,.- u-a.n - H. E.s.s.-l ...V..-t..f
mis- season One reason is that the Haden
plates are rare. Mr. Keppel in our pres-
nee predicted the speedy demise Of
Haden when his wife died last year.
lnfrcnt oi the Scott 4 FoWle~ CELERY you
will find an interested group of spectatorS
gnZing at the large landscape
II r. W Van Boskerck This artist loves
he leaf. not the sere and yellow. hat the
green and bosky, He has marked pre-
lilection for green's. and his ttste in
is exemplary A pupil
ne out Of the two Of Wyant. Mr. Van
8oskerck revels in the charming vistas
4 woody country through which aows
livery streams. He draws Normandy.
- that canvas of his painted near Petit
Iudely will prove. The serene. classic
1ndsrape. the thing sen hy the normal
nan. is tho mood best liked by this painter.
{ is s1id that despite he strong academic
difference, he sid some thingr a. the last
.cndemy dinner that made the reverend
Ions sit up and iake notice But Van
loskerck does not crave the thoruy crown
4 the revolutionist Give him an inch
4 canvas and he will paint you an ell of
He declares that Central /
'ark h iull n mpainted pictures. This /
4 not a punD Within az Scott A Fovls'a /
here is the accustomed R,thering of |
,ood rrt. That wonderful Isriels Is still 1
N view. What a pity it dos not hang
y our museum. tor u Ia evidently mu. I
sum picture. II depicts an encien; I
iehrew writer n SCROLLS. and - We have .
aid. Il has RembIrndtliks character.
What extraordinary old men ere Isrsels.
iasdag Cnd HarpiEnissl Past four.
core. they plint daily and paint beauii-
ully Whist examples for the hoastful
'pung fellows of our time who a. about
lngering their spiritual muscles end
'aunting their tllents. instead II study.
ne the mounting price of hops and malt