The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
SEEN IN THE WORLD OF ART
TWO EXHIBITIONS or THE
PAINTINGS o. AMATEURS.

Sketches and obs By Charles veEn ana
Henry CIeWs. Jr.-GOOd ENhlbIiiOn
90 PistsbuFE Water ColOrs By =
Japanese Exhibitions AZ GaileTles.
Because a man has shop 10 mind
In time and place since flesh must live
Needs Spirit lack all life behind.
All stray thoughts. fancies fugitive.
All loves except what trade can give'
BROWNING.
Get the hook might have been the CRY
u the cruel critic during the last week
for the gentle amateur Of paint has been
very much in evidence. Sunday painters
they call them In France But what shall
Il profit a man II he paints badly q, sun
day and loses his iObi The answer 10
that he might bs up 70 something more
evil than danbinG canvas; besides, the
better the day the better tho decd. How
ever. We need not deal with enthusiastic
incOmpetents. For instance there 10
Charles veEin. a member Of family dis
tinElished In various arts. who held an
entertaining exhibition Of his sketches
and oils last week az the Salmagundi Club
To apply hook methods Of criticism 70
Mr.. Vein would BE- obviously unjust
He "a q successful business man 20 whom
Browning . lines are peculiarly applicable.
He has talent. energy. unfAlterinE perss-
vofaRce. and the improvement In his
work during the last few years IA note
worthy. he has exhibited many times
M the Aoadanv. although IL IA bewinninR
10 dawn upon him that there are other
wavu Of snyiaaRinR nature than the
anndemio. So he il using his own svss
and has dsyalopad a very pretty sense Of
color. Fancy and fesllnR he always
nosseuaad Not a large Gun do~n Charles
Vein drink from. but he NAV sav THAI
IL ia hia own.
Another amateur IL Henry CLOVIS. Jr.
OF Mr.. Clews il can he asserted that his
naint and modelling arc really bettov
than his admirinR friend. imagine That
IA. he IL praised for the wrong thinns.
Foy examnla hia little shov M the oltnn.l
WIldenstein Galleries proved Mr.. Clews
4, 80 A hard worker. instead Of the airv.
fairy. hoity-t.,:,y inspired RenIun who
with a twist Of the wr,s, uirns our a
n dnv. The head - Me-
William Dalano reveals exoellont modal.
l,ng and the ,hree plctures. white v,olen,lv
Wbistlerian with tho splrit M Whistler
ahsaDt ara unmista,tablv the prodpctioD
Of man who has studied and thought
Their profound svmbolisn NO dare not
discuss, that We leave % the CAPITALISTS;
but We dc hold that tho turtle Of Misc
L,Iccuha' has Mr.. Clewu been reading
thu .Drol Talo.sV aho,,ld hava h...r .
i,L.,.r IN. A,,.-,..,, - 49,. :
loI.tar by a ribbon-aa poor Gerard ds
Nerval once led a lotster on the Partisan
boulevard-is AZ once a triism and a
symbol. When YOU come 10 think Of II
Mr. Clew. might be iDdulRins I'm a,rh
vicious pleasures AZ plaVinF polp. AvinS
or winning tennis matches or drivinS
an idiotio coach and four from anne.
where to no-plnce daily. That a voun,
man a,,cb "A hs sla,,s the An. at. ,,,.,,,S
Of FrivolItV and aoeial destination 4 h,
the pasuimists saV what thew will. a proD,-
isln9 .iVn of thu timsa That ar, v,iII ~,
bs Dartic,iIarlV enriched haa no,b,ng a.
do with the case Even N NJ Ciavr. A..
MOT 40, thu y,vsr afre that h b,.,,.r ,h.r
burning hridRe.
The great ooet for nainter. Pon.-,
Browning has written ano,h.r -.
that follows the lines auosnd .hovs 7,
runs thus.
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sIn' . 70 NO., Snou = , Du' IN, paln,'