The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

a4Cupton vas maoo Aa@r ~ ooma4 one
who Wouldn't have Known the dlff,R~nod
botween q Bougueroan and an Ingrua.
Nor does n. AlaKnndFe spAro the L0IyTs.
he boldly denOunces its Pisro della H.p-
ceaoa and alAughtars the FeputaA IN
81 Tho Dresden Rsmbrandt. Portrait Do
Rembrandt and Haskia.' the oelsbrated
picture Of the gay painter holding his
vie on he lap a. he toastB her In bsaksr
Of Khsniah. All, these iconoolagtsl
In a later lasue OF COm@d6a the SANE
Partisan critic lndulges IN a witty. irOnio
article entitlsd The Conquest Of Painting,
By Apsrioa.' In order 10 Fsvsngs hsr-
salf on Columbus America has conquered
the Old world Of art Cmeanlng. Of course.
Paris; outside Of Paris TIE world has no
obieotivo eKistsnos for the Partisan
coc&ney). Tho map Of art has bssn
altersd, and thsre Il Lake BreanaFd. q
Carolus Duran Mountain. q YelaSquss
Ocean. q Raphael COlllnatOWn. Lucian
himOn'a City. Claude Monet's Burg.
0andarnwatass and Chavannah District
The ohaFactsristics Of this painter world.
now eutiFely mOnopolinad BY the Yankees.
are given. Monsts Burg ID q dangerous
region bscauso the continual explosions
o. bengal lights. roman candles and other
ilEeWorks % the palstte. The Christopher
Columbus % the Americans vas Whistler,
Who catered Paris disguissd AZ a Spaniard
4 y velaaqusz Cafesr ffst getting hls hand
~ BY painting tho ROkeby 'venus'). He
concealed tho name Of his birthplace.
hHltimore 90 (alasi Paris knows not yet
that he hailed from slsewhers). He then
alliod himself with Pantin-Latour, Le-
arus. CaAin. Manst. CourbeA quarrelled
with them mot forgetting 10 absorb their
art recipes). qnarrelled with wilde. with
h1akin, bus only 10 divert suapicion from
therapidsy increasing number % American
yoiths and maidens attired like Buffalo
Bin who invaded thu atslisrs Of the mas
ters who painted gray IN gray. not 10 Fat
ter Whistler, but 90 a. not % attract
attention.
John 3. Sargent. according 20 N. Als1-
andre. h the AmeriRo Vespucci or Vasoo
da CANA The IL not strong In geography, !
our 'spirituelle' cFiticl Of the new dis |
covery. His painting 10 a cocktail.
composed Of Whistler and Carolus Duran |
In equal proportions. Al the oontem-
porary French artists have capitulated [.
to tho American army Of artists and stu
dents. CarOlua. Helleu. Aman-Jean. Can |
dara, RafaelR and the rest. N. Alex F..
andre possibly means 10 American gold. Z
which is extremely attractive metal in
Paris. However. there In good foolinR
in the satire. which is illustrated by RI !
nestO Brod in pungent style. His carl
cature Of karl Friesske's nude committinR
suicide with a monster hatpin is very d.
vertlng.
On the other hand. Charles Morica
takes the present Salon seriously. For
him the sculpture is inoontestably superior
to the pictures. He inveighs agains the .
secondary role assigned 10 sculpture -i
you aiways rad. PAINTERS and soulptors.' 3
and quotes with satisfaction ROdins
that sculpture 10 bait a category
Of architecture. This latter art is the I
very foundation Of the arts az. Moricc
evidently has not Rad Patsrl lie holds
10 the unity Of the aFts. their tech
niquss diverse. The pupils Of Robin have
been distinguishing themselves. Dcshois. !
Dejean. Despiau Moricc
'nioys his paradox Els quotes the late
Jean DOlent admirabls writer 5Fho said
lpropos Of one % laoqGas blanohe's
portruits; One recognizes tile model bal
oas recognizes less easily the painter
Yet BiEnche says MoFics. t16ks tiks his
pictures. 20 dos Boldini, who h a. fewer
nh rs his sitters NJ Beraud. G,dlIauHe.
Duran. Ia TOuche. L'EOrmitte and al the
-est Of the mediOCritiea at present sac !.
,essfui in Paris But what a dangerous
.heory 10 aet ahOaii Did Monticello look
ike his canvases? no Gedney Bunoe.
Senyon Cox ard J q. Brown ro-smbla
heirs let " speak Of other things. OF
90 ~ kings.
The exhibition of Enprcssinnistic st
,t Florence oontlins some rdmirable
'xamples " Renoir. Pisaavn. CGsanne
)eahs. MEtisse the httsr u hadsca1e
ent by its owner. Bernhard Berenaou.
saul among the prophctsN. uauguin,
Fan Gogh. CEude Monet. Henri Toulouse
Autreo and Autographs by jean Louis
GoHin. The most remarkable Il me
sculptures IL by Menardo Rosso. He
VIA introduced - fame by his friend
)egas. The house Of Durand- Rnel sons
las reason to b. proud II this victory
4 their former prOtege In Italy. AZ
heir Rue LATTE Galleries Messrs. Du-
are showing the pictures Of
ims. Romains Brooks, Of whom Roger
larH writes in praiss.
AZ the Keppel Galleries until June
here is en- exhibition Of wood sngrrv wings
y Timothy Cole. Henry WOLF end Gustlv
Iruell. In which the representltiv work
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