The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15


We prefer them 10 a majority n 'F.,..
lures. Az for Meth. tho runaw,. ...
dos. shs l. standing under her OIL p. h.
m her ancient quarters. She is ..,r....
tiful that IL IL not surprising ,N. ...
pawned cheaply in the Bowery -
il seldom appreciated. Cons. tr ..
Sunset on the Adriatio' by R.r.,I'
chief OF the exprossivists Thou. fE.N
chef d'@uvrs Was painted with rr. IA
Of a humble donkey at tho Mourmar,.
Cabaret. 'IIs Lupih Agile. Il IL. i...,t.
ing 10 Rsmy do Oourmont, an ,,.,..sr,
specimen Of the genre. -lndep.ui,r,.
Well. Welt A Charles Baudelairr py,. 10.
'Ol sont lee paFilms entrants dee Aeur,
disparussi Oh cont lee oouleurs 49,,
iauss des anoiens aoleils couchantss'
Macmillan Harden. the intrsp,iei.,.,
Of ZukuRft. has asked with more tian b,
accustomed animation Why Manot mold.
painting The Execution Of the Ernp.rw
MaximiliAn,- exhibited az the BerIr.
Secession Il not purchased by m,
Government. for In another century A
will bs not less admired than a Dia.
OF NNAAAl0nAt bNA NAufH " ulilH 10 10
expected from an Emperor, concludes
the critic. who places a Werner above
MAnet. an AChsnbach above a Mon.,.
a ROdin below an Eberlein. To ~
sentiment Ws cordially subscribe. Thsn
h a. the Gallery vOllard. Paris, an EN-.
sitiOn Of sOms paintings by Paul Gan.
gum. This .nouveau primitif' will IA
appreciated one day for bis superb dsoo.
rativs gifts. Just nov Matiass has tho
floor in PARA. Carlo Placci, the u.l
known italian critic. has written a brill.
iant article in ths MoFsoeoO Of norenos
about the modern Frsnchmau and pavs
tribute % DuFand-R usl. without whom
the impreuaionists would have besn
friendless in France.
Ths change from stchings By FlamenR
10 political cartoons dealing with he
American Revolution and the eventa
leading mp 20 Il in the exhibition galleries
Of the LenOx Library emphasizes The
VARSITY Of interest in prints in q striking
manner. In most Of the eighteenth csn.
fury characters hers shown the artistic
element u absent. These prints are a
commentary on tho svsnts d he times
aud clearly mirror public opinion An
Introductory group Is conoerusd with
the struggle between Francs and ing
land for supremacy in the New Worli
and fOreahaiows the rice Of Scotch nau.
sncs Al the English court.
Then follows the Stamp Act period
30 IT7O. the prints being nearly al
friendly 20 America. One Of these i
Ben amin Franklin's famous picture -
Britain deprived Of her arms and legs
(her American oOlohiesl. and In pie.
torinl reference TO budget troubles IN
indian appears -raxed without Rep---
sentation.- The Boston Port Bill u,Tn
l. notably represented by a series 1t
described In The Boston P1r
Bal a. pictured by a eontsmporay
London enrtOonist.- published by NE
GrolieT Club 1904. aud written by r T A. :
HAlsey. from whose collection the greater
part Of The prints In the present collec,n
are drawn, One u them deals VIh
The resolution % the women - EdenI.u
y C.. 90 drink no more tea and wear 900
mOre English Clothes. Tbs largest group
j. that Of the Revolution, which consists
u British. Dutch and French prinJ..
On the whole even then the English
'aricatures are not unfrtendly 70 Amsrira
There + a tendency 20 treat the latter
V the hayward child, a. a dupe Of her
Monsieur Louis Baboon'
France). Don Diego (spain) and
Mynheer Frog'( Holland. which three
ire frequently attacked. a. h also the
lone Government The American rattle
make holding in its coils two British
Imies CBurgOyns's and Cornvallis'-I
md ready for a third b an interesting
conception.
Equally apt Ia a picture published IN
7s3 with the inscription: Britannia:
ONE, come. shake hands and let's bs
riends' America: With all my heart;
We gained my ends The humor ~
ften heavy, but the ring Of sarnssinssI
, unmistakable A number u French
nd Dutch cartoons are pro- American.
be figure IT Britain a. a COW being
mixed by France. Spain aud Holland.
. America saws "a her horns, ia favonta
'aul Jones IL castigatiRg tho queen u
he seas. aud a French cartoon depicts
rnold a. q small boy enraged a. being
heated out Of the price Of his treason. '
,or 10 the glory Of France forgotten.
hs drives the English from America
lille the inhabitants i0yfully dance
round a pole surmOuhted by a cap oi
bsrty There are over 80 Of thesa
rni- The civilization opens May 10
nd will he on view for several months
A. the neW galleries 81 Kennedy 4 Co.
ucCessors 10 II Wundsriich 4 Col there
an exhibition Of Fins Wood Engrav-
lg' by Albrecht D0rer. All the grea
Iamples may he seen. and in splendid
alSs The Small Passion. the ApOca-
'pse. the life Of the Virgin, designs foe
rare coats u arms, portrait
D1rer a. an Old man. the trlumphal
lr u Emperor MAHimihah and the tvo
anels depicting his triumphal arch are
The lIst Also tho portrait q Ulnc
arnbuhlsr. which recalls the bead Of
iohard Wagner. when hs got himself
MeistsFsinger-fashion. A noteworthy
Inhibition.
The closing show Of the Madison Al
allery IL dsvOted 20 paiutinRs by Amer
an artists 1nh az FlaGR. Elhart, Kari
nderson. Edmond 0raaosn. " sherman
,tts. y. W Hutchinson. J. II. Johanussn
two examples which figured 10 he own
thibitiOn L. MaoElas. D. P. Brinrv
NEST lAwson-ths Cathedral. MonInE.
n Park and Floating Ice' and or