The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

reception its ninth annual exhibition of
art crafts as the phrase IL IN thar city
The doC.ntry idea. which Boston Nan
been practising with success and appr"-
citation AZ the Museum Of Fin" Arts. has
spread rn 1T Louis. where Miss Alice
More Official decent. discours"S every
Saturday afternoon at the CITY Art siu-
scum in Forest Park
Washington has been seeing Whistler
NoCturus Blue and Silver. which ~ IN
said has never before been shown IN
this country II was owned for many
wears strange as IL may appear. 10y
RuskIn's private secretary.
Washington pride- itself on knowing
good painters. 80 PERHAPS ~ should caur'
no surprise that Washington newspapeTs
IN their art columns always class ho,bdI'
Nichols among Washington artists A.
matter ~ fact he has now been a Ne"
Yorker for som. tins. although al present
building himself "A studio IN Ne-tch"-t-f
county. one Of whose picturesque phases
translated into Colorful pigmental terms
he - exhibiting at the Academy sho"
which ha- lust opened
MINNEAPOLIS interest IN art mas Deem
shown by an attendance IN eight months
AT the gallery Of tn. Minneapolis Society
81 hin" Arts 60 23uD persons
The exhibition Of Mr. Tricks collection
81 paintings az the Boston Museum oil
Fin. Arts drew such crowds last sunday
that thu. door had TO be closed several
times In the three hours during whlch
IN. museum was open that DAY S'S"
uarsons entered In. crush was 80 great
that vigorous complaints were made az
TO the, way III which IN. crowd of visitors
was handled
An exhibition Of the works Of Clifford
B.al Of this city il being held an Boston
s,r,S -eshilng warm ~SrdS''H aSsfHfHciasfF5"'
particularly for hl- marines
\ Los Angeles painter. Charles Percy
Austin who has been in Mexico. IL prai--
ing that country to the skies The most
picture~qu. country in tn. world. h"
say. and goes on. tn" most colorful. the
most palntahla Spain. Madrid They
don't compare with Mexico and Mexico
city WHY. life in the enchanted land
-ourh II California Is a perpetual pageant.
an ever shifting kule ido-cope Of brilliant
color
The fragment of BurgundIsn tapestry
a part Of the Seven Deadly
SINS" set AT Hampton Court. which came
created something of stir IN England.
was sold at auction an London recently
for x33 600, the purchaser being Capt
n LINDSAY who outbid Wertheimer. the
dealer IL has been learned that this panel
changed hands az safe IN CORNWALL
about lsIs for less than $40
In Montreal at the Royal Canadian
Academy exhibition they are telling the
story OF a lady who upon first seeing
Horatio Walkers The First Clean;
Ploughing- spoke Of 10 as a pIcture OF
o Ken on fre-a regular barbecue m fact
About 80 paintings have boon hung at
tn. ,orCoran Gallerys biennial exhibit
ton Of works Of living American painters
which ovens this week None OF the can
vases hn been shown before in Washing
ton. u IL sad and som" OF them nav"
nav--- been exhibited anywh"r"
Nr Kat. who has brought before IN"
public a great many interesting produC-
rion- both IN III" -er,ou- paintings ana
the lighter sketches of American painters.
within lh. last few wears and who's" design
Of am sNhiri.inn Of thumb 10, -A"tChcS
nv men painters "a; b. gallery his month
has ALREADY been announce la IA = col
unn IA. arranged ,hpw which TN" men
-av j. a. interesting a. Mr. Nat regards
n important More than -"venty-fvo
\ urrican artists are reprc-erI"d in the
exhibition in the hatz gallery
tn. Rev Henry Motto; Of ihe Church
Df the HOW Communion. Sixth avenue and
twentieth -trret cats attention 10 An
80 Inhibition of oil paintings 10y + Anhro@"
" rt,-r er of Ro-Ton - 10 held hrouEhoU
frI- wr.S AZ ~ West ! N"rtI"th street.
Ni,h a lcr'ur,. on color ry Mr. Wooster on
M...1r.a-t.,N afternoon