The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-15

Gimp-l and Nilciens, ein There are ninety
six in all. and they were shown in part
here last spring Some OF hem are 81 a
beauty. all 1re Of exceeding ini.r-rf grace.
fnency and science We do no, retend
thu the att rihutions rs whole cannot h.
challenged; nor. for that matter. does the
firm Of Gimpel 4 wild.ns,ein make that
pre'snsion We, even the more than
doubtful assumptions such a. Raphael.
Dnrer. Titan. &c ar. significant enough
examples and not to b. lightly passed by
Several Of the numbers are old favorite~.
such IA the Adrien Van Ost ahe int rrior.
Berghem landscape. half a dozen Car
racci ,pen alone. or pen with sepia or with
colors ar red chalk the lovely Young
F'orentine" by Lorenzo III Crsdi an attn
butte vouched for by Mr. 8erenson; the
Claude Lorraine Roman landscape with
goats ,pen washed with colorsI. the elo-
auent Guercinr. David and Goliat h
,pen with water color, which might he
Mary Garden as Suionr dragging mon
strous heid Of lochanaan: Murillo's elah-
CRATE black lead and sepia. a Virgin and
Child. the charming Venus in red chalk
OF Parmigiano indeed. all the Parmigi-
amos; the head Of a young man nv Porde
none, Of which one never tires II Bas-
sano's -Adorat ion the red chalk head.
school OF Raphael Tint orer'o's Faith in
red chalk. the capita Salvador Rosa a
study OF young man lpen with bistr.,.
Peter Paul Rubens black lead woman
with familiar satyr; the Titians. Vero.
nese Van de NelC!e. Vanni Da vinci school
of and Zucchero Tn. Durer. a pen
drawing Of a drawbridge. has more than
one hall mark Of the great man Of Nurem-
berg. hut IL might easily he set down 10
the work Of a Jealous disciple, i, somehow
or other lacks the central touch Of the
unique master Of the -Melancholia The
Correggio has his native sweetness Of line
With two such stimulating exhibit ions OF
drawings in the city surely there must be-
collector and amateurs who will not per-
init either the Barbizons or the Rut lands
to escape them.
Charles W. Hawthorne has not painted
a second Lemon Girl for his exhibition
at the Macbeth Galleries: in fact. he must
bs rather bored at the wholesale reference
made 10 that fetching little canvas
Nevertheless. this young painter has not
stood still. He too often plays varia-
tons IN his old theme of fishermen. hut his
shad with positive JUNCTION. Hia glistening
palette and fat brush are AZ their mos,
eloquent in Youth "A boy and girl with
sensitive profiles set against a luminous
background The Corner Of a Living
Room reveals MIR. Hawthorne in n new
KEY He has personal charm and its con-
comltant. sense Of monotony. He may
tire some time Of Cape Cod
Jules Guerin has positive genius a. an
illustrator. personal initiative. brilliancy
and enormous curiosity; he fights with
cunning combinations Of tones and ma
t.rial-oI. water. pastel the demon Of
ennui. who lies IN wait for the picture
making traveller At the Montro-s Gal
leries is n collection OF nearly thirty
Guarin pictures. and when We say that
your interest is held throughout your
little pIlgrima ge around the walls much |
il admit ed for the cunning RESOURCES |
81 the lllus' traitors art We did not find
the general tonali'ia- ~ highly KEYED !
up as We had expected But despite
AMERICAS superiority in tn. matter 81 !
mechanical reproduction there - much |
To he desired. The original GuArin IL I
vastly better than the ma gaZin.. !
Guerin. A. an artist his stature il not |
he j. hardly an interpreter. |
rather an eye that s@~- surfaces Nth STIR
prising fidelity and a hand that records |
" III surprising Clev.rn--r Such sketches !
as tn" Salute The Men Of Tib.riu--
genuine character IN this -Porta "a.
nollia Slena TIL. Garden of G-th-
-eman.- Tn. River Jordan with ia
lmpres-Iv. saffron stain and -Moonl ght
on the Riviera are nothing short Of
del gh.fu
Fls. where in his paint cava- Mr. Mon
ross has recently pa AL canvas Of !
A den Weir. mainly a forest interior hat
" h pl.nty ~ clearing and air and cha g.d |
with the ART 49, misty magic of coloring |
,nd -sn'i m-nr 4 h'tl- g,rl holding a |
trl. cat. theme hanal before the doors
u the ark were thrown open To admit |
'hs fauna gathered by Mr. Noah H. han
He'd hy Weir with more than his accus-
pm.d -,I't lyric composition u -
Besides their Rurland draw in - Glmp-l !
4 " Ilden-t.in hav" on view for ~. dal.C-
.ari on Of ConnoiSs.,Irs a i'csinn Ross.Ili.
. Virgin and child. IL much -we.'n- 49,
4 compost ION and ~ .xC.llon' pr.-erya-
non. ANan Rav"n-ivn u Van der He-'
, BrouzIno with the fac" admittedly re-
pa INT ed. nsNett fItIs a bftlltT NJ perform
,nc- In the matter II hands and texture.
and gee I..hrun. - coqIe'tsh voIng
" oman nf ilrl" are now IN th.s. galleries
III. Madison Av.nu' Art Gallery - hold
ne ~ opening exhibition NJ IN. season ~
isIO-li and most au-picioUs openIug II
proves To- IL. tn. -n. or the ri ghi now
happily .ypiodei into active fragments
nav. gwen no NOR. interesting or -ignti- /
ant shows han IN" present one such men
A. Ern.-, Lawson Putnam Brni.y. Tomas
10 G.-urg" Below. VIII Howe top'..
Allen tucker Elmer liv,ng-tnn.. NacRa-
imInd Gr.ac-n. v sherman Potts
har-- Fb.r' Mari anderson. and not
br.4ci ~elv on exhibition an admirably felt
md executed Landscape 10y Taylor are
.aen at their top notch Mr. lay Tor shouid
ON. ~ TO his IN ~. 81 pri '~.' bec,us. 81 the
act with which h.. has staged for this PIC
Oral drama the several io-tlng J-r-Hali-
- ~ the ACto--.
II occurred to Mr. Powell that an eS-
Irhu ion of rhumb box sket Ches bv prom