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

and Cordoba or any other u Mr., Abbey
earlier work
Each mnn II the ragged group a.
separate study h psrit'Ct and the culo
Il thu whul.. totnTared aud refined hl
Tho Snow Un which the men are standing
h admirlbls but thu C1mnosition i
somoWhat sca ttsr'd' II II not strong ana
complete like tho hrNsr WORK: Won a,
not Immediately grasp thu signifloanCs
II the scene, and this assuredly shoniI
10 the iir I confederation ia a big decora
4 ton. But, as has hesn remarked hefnD,
= yon cannot iudge properly q deCoratioi
until q h plac'sd In the building u IL In
tended 20 ornament
Tho third American il Mr.. shannon
There il less 10 say about HE work for h.
has not. like the other two. departed IRON
his accustomed style. His portrait of th,
Duchess Of Buccleugh IL on conventional
lines. the sitter In a black satin evening
dress against deep red curtain,
The portraits u Mrs Frederick Mon,
tague aud Hiss Sylvia Myers are both
charming. hut the most attractive is tn
picture " his daughter Kitty. This u
the work 10 he deposited In the Diploma
Gallery, an every artist makes such gifi
when raised 70 The full rank " X. 4. II
Il entitled Black and Silver, and shows
a half length figure 81 girl seated on q
couch. her fair beautv enhanced by her
coat " black velvet with tOque 10 match
ornamentad with a silver chou.
The other portraits that newt claim
attention are by the late Sir W o. Or
ChardsOn whose death. AZ well a. that IT
the late John swan. will b. deeply folt
by all visitors Ia Burlington House AZ
though both the portrait 10 Mr. Abbey
and that Of Lord Blyth u BlythWood are
obviously unfinished. vet the likslineasss
are perfect and nobody would imagine
that they had been painted by a sick nan
In the latter case by q dying man.
A melancholy interest will also attach
10 the portrait bv " A. Oliver II SIR
Curz1n Willie, VII was murdered by au
Indian student last wear Admirable
portraits Ia which Official robes are ade-
uuatsly rendered without detracting from
ex-LOrl Provost ~ Dundee by n J. Solo
mon and Lord BuTnham, proprietor ~ the
Dolly Ttlsgr1ph by Sir Hubert Won Her
komeT
10 show that they are not entirely con
sentative the ACadomit ian- have In.
Clnded w0rg- by " Orpen and q "
I ambert men whD we're discovered ly
'he New English M Cua and the Inter.
national SD,i"tv. the former indeed ].
now an associate Nr Orf-n'- forte Is
the painting vt purtrait- On a small scale
after the manner Ut the Dutch school. a
manner that partases Ut genre Vr It'll
ui' Vamtlng
a. has followed this in the portrait
~ sir Eric harrington Everything T.
painted with careful Nni-h. the tiles on
the f'uur the mirror "a N" vail IN whlcl
can 10 ..en thu PAINTER himself az work:
81 A.. a. lao l.
we'll a. the face t-.lf but 30 admirably
o. everything kept In IT, place - well
arr the relative values kept, that the face
j.. a. b. should be- the chief point OF inter
est Mr. l.amlsrt'- portrait group l.
Dallud 4 Holiday Va f.--eN. and IL would
-.--m a- II he had ismper-d hI, indiy ldu-
all = 80. " hi- acceptance az IN" ACADEMY,
tor hi manner il not - strongly marked
a. ~ tho WCturr- hr shows in other gal
l-riy-
END-u flr Mr Abbsy's large decora-
fi.n tnerc ara few subject pirture~ frank
piJ'urs, laconically named
Nms will not elicit 80 much praise a.
hi- former work " Il said ~ have teen
romulsted IN two DAYS. and certainly Il
show signs % hasty production, the draw
ing at the accessory figures leaves much
~ ~ desired However everything Mr.
BranEvyu doe. deserves nOtice.
H. has markud individuality be has
D Hne ssnse Of oolJr aud ~ inging rhythm.
but b. makes he mistake that nearly
a.! modern painters q tho nude do
he works from models that OhviOualy
wear clothes. No man who has lived
always In the Open cir Will have white
.lesh On his body in strong contrast 70
,umburnsd arms and face; . rollicking |
I'D Bacrhus With his lap full VI grapes I
and hugKing a jar 10 vine ought 20 sug /
yasi a free lie IN open AR.
The lion. iohn Golfers Summer
Night Paused Among Her stars IL .
charming figure ~ woman in black .
iiaphanOu- drup@ry sitting among snow
Had mountains. The Voice ~ Spring.
Iv Sir l. Alma, Tadema, shows his ac-
mastery over De painting
4 marble aud hgures depicted with more I
han the usual miniauirelike finish Mr. .
,tOlt shows s0me 81 his mystical Biblical /.
Illustrations. and Charles Sims a dainty
title group Of a boy and his elder sister .
umpiug ca the sands after bathing
Ewes Dream hv MIR William Rich I
nOnd. Till Death Us Do Part. bv Sigin-
lund GOetsr. and His Darkest Hour. .
~ a. w. Y Orghar,isOn sJn Of the lately
'-orased artist u that name, form the
.rJblem pictures In The last picture
hat n the trouble that causes the elegant
Dung man IN evening dress IN . nicely
furnished rom ~ 90 IN q detected atti-
uds C.utChIng bio hair. while on 'he
round near him Ito on open letter and
conan fam
Uf landscapes and seas"apez there ara
lenty. but ia this department A. Ia the
2 hers % the Academy this year. there Is
marked allssucs u anything unusually
istIngtushsd Alfred last has some
hamng Landscapes. bur they are lost
; the general medley
tn" most striking landscape has b.sn
ought by the Chantry Beq,iezt " h.
y Arne-by Brown and Is called silver
ornIng', 10 depicts a group ~ cattle
nder a cloudy sky II u both Decorative
nj realistic ia tho best sense. fun VI