The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
SEEN IN TIE WORLD OF ART
PHOuISING START HIDE NJ
iHE NEU ~ iSON.
niisuai N"tiNltS NmunE srtisIs aud nraI-
rr' Window for the New pilgrims
'hurrh NJ iSmOuih EIrhInEs. Draw.
inES and Pictures UI Interest On show.

ahurrh NJ Ply mouth EIrhInE-. Draw.
inES AMI PiriureS OT Interest on show
Handicapped ~ II has bn-u b.. the an.
'.m"ly heat tine ucwly bonn arr season ~
alr"td vigorous infant. one that -
sitting mp aud taking notice Possibly
h"'gusa Of the past dull winter and spring.
followed hv ,hr ,',dlv -taCurtiun of a
long summer. th. r..rctiuu - an thr great
err h" this a. n may Their" is NO deriving
unusual activity among % rtIsrS aud dealers
ais" III" dealers. wuoar.'a living r"rI-
'ati"n "f IN. superstition that -'h"y
never com" nack- hey ALWAYS 30. ar"
happy over N" ~, ~pau's IT a better s"a-
son than tat. aud So IN" ruo~r mnl ~"
said 20 hong luspiCiuu-lv h.ru
" M" Scott > Fnwle- GtIl-~.rs there
~ q portrait of Miss GW ~uu", IIupr n..r
amt. inter Iir. tine laud-ciI,' with water
nv pauhigny one IT his more spa-
cious c1nvas'-. With u view 4 tE.
River Ois. : upNr't" iSr -~Ir', lad, -
nO less IN steer than Ian S,,'r Sow
this WIS a sui .",' - dear boo Ian - i..
tuI"rs There - one -; 'l,. ..r'ur subject
"a Nh" EnJos rnu-.irh Amsterdam. ON.
other ~ M" National Gallery. duh.rrh
~ b" Hague. IN d." Nrr..'sIuIs = d.c.
tor f""ls u L.dr', r'll.". -" bp.--u'' seem
very ~. IN Vienna IN" ~.'r" theme. hy the
sam" painter arrests the eye. ~ Munich
At m" Hrrmtiag" ~ pr:,r-hurE similar
subjects III" scot \ tpwl"~ example
may De- found "a th" citalnru" rli-pu.a
hv smith T. - = brilliant nttl" r,,tur".
Very human "a sentiment. moi ,ulgor
I." several 10. ~t""u .uj very w"il
.tr-I served
Las week. Edward = ~I"-rv - well
known d.sigu"~ pa rias- "NhiN,i.sl rt tua
studio 90 ~" - n,-Iul" titrsS Company
h's newly d".,rr"d md uv mn ",..rr'sl
-w"IN" hs'u.u. nd symtuI. windows
M English rauuraI r'r>z - u"'uu-,a'-
20 h- rll 81 in m" tr... Perish CHURCH..
Plymouth. Mas. In" urr-'ur -, f,".
bIIit som" fifteen lrgr- ago. - uu i..,. ,..r
Of a." church hIiir uy m" Pilgrims In"
subJ''. - hp," % ul'.pual H- VEL - 20 local
lnf"-,'- B"sIurwg "l.. ''" window ou
tn" staircase tall bong yr.,t.uII,, vIudpw-l
j. he destruction Of ne" Pilgrim press ~
l"yd"n ~ the d..>ir" uf James II 20
order - arrest m" circulation %: $40"
tracts printed hv William Br"ws'". M"
"'der Of tn" Pilgrims Tut~ panel -
thanked IN "ith"r sal" hv svtuno'l' figures
~ Truth and Lght Two ohio. Windows
CARRYING IN" sam" nr.liIf". tIraI cuuuu.r-
tiou are Ne" names of ~" 'ur-v-on. - su"--
81 rur compact -Ign.d on IA" Mavfuw"r
NoV-mh"r II. 1872 Next To these two
windows Is brass tablet which closely
copies tn" Handwriting Of William Brad
ford ,-.cond O,uy-ruori upon which ~
engraved 'hs compact drafted hv Brad
fordI
On the opposite I'D" 81 thu v"stihule
ar" panels illustrating th" landing - M.
Pilgrims at Plymouth ard the treaty with
Mas=IsoIt. hauA'.d On r.tl"~ sid. ~ tho
symbolic figures Of ,ourlE" and P"lDo.
Next ~ order - q group OF 'rr,,' windows.
the cent?" shows 20" town .,...Iug ,all"d
10 con-ii-r ."ftar- written rs OIdnim
and l.yfprI who cam" uv'- on the For
tuu" Ths-.. Iet'ars were tu h,. sent back
from Plym"uth - d"rugitory go th"
welfare II IN" colony Bradford had
boarded the Mdyfow-r aud found ID.
letters he brought them ashor" and put
Oldham and l.yfprd ON trial for treason
TINS panel Illustrates Bradford ~ he FONTS
90 th. -lguatur" - Oldham on IN" moot
discriminating document The panel .,
fiank.i 10y two symbolic Figures 90 Ju-ti..
and Path Mr. SI".ry ut- u"."! h....n
haI pl"r IA hi- handling OF ms pictorial
aIl.gurv both IA design and color Tha-"
hav. attracted much fvorlhl"
comment
Just now in Hack and whit" art the
atching- ~ the late Seymour Had.u ar"
h. Chi~f"-t interest Al 'h" k"pp.l
galleries there j. an assent IN 2" - ~" /
works 81 the great English artist 20 the .
lumb.r Of 80 rather high figure. II vou .
that every year h,- prints ua- .
ruru" rarsr. Mr. Frad.rirA E,rptI
has quite recovered from the shock
= hI- shipwrsck On the Ninu"hana lat
summer. has som" iufer,-s' rug things iD
relate 81 Had"u Who could pIy" his
prOihef n-liw James Whistler cards aud b
spades when II came 10 "A stpwipwu 81
h" IrrI'ahl" art i-tIc temperament. SIR
seymour told Mr. k"ppel. alludiu, jp iiS
iry point. M" S'Iusetin Ireland sThe-r .
= the print that sill fetch an Enormous
prtcc ~ the Canturis~s to com" \ cen
ury has hardly begin. and his prophecy
j. realized Tn" New NOrk dealer pno.
let ch,.d portfolio 81 Haiou's "'chings
10 IN" club Of ftchrrS and Eurray"r- ~
Paris such zig guns aS Eracuu"'nuni
RaJOn. Flamsng. BuhOt and Ferdinand
.iatllard were members They I"oaru"
positively enthusiastic over th" ErrlI-h
amateurs plates Said KepIcl 10 Gail .
ard You can explain 80 me someth hing
NhIch I do not now understand Why il
: that you PARIS artists. who all declare
h" Enolish ~" incapahl" 81 any g-nuln"
."liug for art. are sttll 80 enthusiastic
lrou tn" - ChiuG- - ia" EuEl,.h ANA eur
seymour Ilndcn.- Gaillari thanked his
"-t on -. 'aHlr Monsieur. ,."-t
,arc. drI u "si 'nll"rn"rt artistic When
old what GaiilIrd rad said. Sir S.vmour
'.rHed Thai 90. o." Wa quito right
Nhat else Cpuld b" hav" sad
NJ N" new kennedy galleries thor" -
IlSo IIaien exhibition. though not 80
arg" ~ k'pp"ls- ~" famous plltr-
r. m evidence. al ,plrudid statue. aud
u Audubon many uuy.Ir'- -'ldom b..iur"
w ",hibi'ton IN" Turkish Bath with
h" -"'ui-rud" hacN 81 - lady about To
.i-i' IA" steam rop'u. r- q d'..'d.i novelty .
- admire. IT ~" British r',h"r Nhrf
r' ulgh' hav" don. with I'- enormous
Ina'urriro know '"I{", a- 40 .'..n"r g