The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

inRs for his Ambitious picture AZ the
Metropolitan Museum are here. also r~V-
eral % the charm NJ model he was 10 fond
Of putting On canvaA Her Hennsrike
hair and tints are not missinE In the little
sketches. Nuass reveal the concentrations
craftsman thai was Loeb.
Portraits by 4 Seymour Thomas may
b. viewed In one og the KnOedlcr galleries.
Mr. Thomas h an American artist who
studied IN Paris and there won medals
and honors AZ various salons. His forte
N the masculine head ard figure. though
there are delicacy and distinction in his
pOrtrayals Of NIias Mildred Leo ard ia
ChAtelAins.. The Hon James Bryce.
British Ambassador; Duca al TOriouin.
Or. William Oder. nov Of Oxford; Vioomte
de Mannsville and tho late Cien. Lew Wal
Lace are q few among the slloocssf'L por-
trsits Of this artisa. Ils paints In . sober
key. his chief preoocupatiOn being the
character of his sitters; In a word. not
merely painter Of faces and fabrics.
The MAobeth Galleries are occupied
by two groups % pictnres by Frederick
J. Waugh and Chaunoey y. Ryder. Mr.
Waugh il very much In the pubic eye this
spring: he might be called notorious be-
ca0ss Ot his terrific pirates at the present
Academy show &c is sAid that Mr.. Allison
has his hands fun kespinG ronAntio. hot
headed boys from attempting 90 board
that ship in the foreground and jolping
in the bloody frayl. But there 10 better
art OF Waugh's &C Machsah'aL No In pre-
eminently 50 painter. be loves its fury.
In foam. its sounds and ita curling swe'ls
There are moro than twenty pictures III
suxging water and rocky hsadlAnd. and
the colorinG In some 10 very hnscious.
The rhythms are skilfully suGgegted.
The landscapes oe Mr.. Ryder are In q
esntler mood. That valley at Assist
u poetic and e&unt and extremely at
tractivs. Next Thursday ths long en-
pected exhibition OF tho WORKS of George
Luks will open in these galleries. Mr.
Luks need not regret that he did not ap-
pear at tho independents on ThiFty-ffth
street. He IL a whole show in himself.
At tho Oehms Galleries the recent
work Of John G. Johansen 10 70 be enjoyed.
Tho pictures which whsn they we're sseu
at the Madison Art Gallery a few weeks
ago were praised In thsSe columns. ars
all at Mr.. Oehme's. Including that forth
nght prsssntment Of Prof. J. Lawrenoe
Ltughlin. Tia veOstian scenes are A.
alfIring a. ever. Mr.. ssieGiitz has Rodin
dFs wings and a reduced version in bronze
Of lie Penseur' In his Photo-ssceasion
Galleries. Drawings that date from lssO
TO IssO are there. also some a. ro0ent ~
1910. To miss seeing them is To miss
the memoranda Of a master. les pity
Mr.. II. Phelan 0ibb did not keep open
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types. water colors and drawings (in port
foliosD at the Lsaventritt Gallery. He 10
an Fnglishman who lives On Paris. He
work. while not the derpier od. 10 very ad-
vanced. but L. always ineligible. Thsre
10 q portrait o. q feline that h a. good A.
any Swan ws ever saw. In its expression
OF veiled fero~ity the hag cat rccalis a
DelacrOix. The night life Of Partisan
cafes Mr.. Glib IL happy in delinsAtins
Landscape by HArpignies and JoaS
Weiss are hanging at the galleries OF
Scott a Fowlea The veteran Frsnchmsn.
who will probably be painting when a CEN
tsnarian. shows 20 wonderful advantage.
and he asks no odds because Of his ninety
odd years. Truly landscape painting
must ba the hsAlthie~t Of Avocations
Weiss because Of hin plAhGsncy 10 q favor
ro Of ours. His color 10 melting. his
compoaition invariably hsrmoniOun. This
pair Of artistic. Old and yoong. mako
an agreeable contrast. Later ws shah
review ne WORK Of Alfred EAsG. president
az the Royal Society % Esrifish Artists.
now shown IN the galleries. 81 the Ma
tional Arta Club. AZ the Louis KAtz gal
leffy this wesk there are a number Of Paul
| Gruppes Landscapes. which will continue
until April ~. Mr.. Grippe because oi
his sincere. manly style is painter who
has made many friends since his return
from his pr0tracted sojouTn in Holland
We hope to aay something next week Of
his exhibition.