The evening world., 1911-02-18
color etch.ngs' with which Paris IS
now flooding the market.

>Sf4 Nai1A Will WlllSH ais SS
now flooding the market.
However. the Engilshman acknowl-
edges that he gos his original idea from
the color prints turned out By the late
Fritz Thaulow. These excellent effects
We're produced by printing from a series
OF plates according TO the number of
colors used. with an etched key plate
TO give tho definition.
The mezzotinter, on tho other hand.
lays on all his pigments at once. on q
single plate. which goes through the
press only once for each proof. The
picture IS thus finished at ono stroke,
and comes out all right-or all wrong.
as the case may be.
7 EWIS COHEN. We take Il, Is not n
Spaniard. Nevertheless. in his
- twenty-five paintings OF Spanish
scenes and cities, on View at the Fol-
som Galleries, No. 1856 Fifth avenue.
until and including Feb. %. tho warm
color and romantic glamour tradition
ally associated with Toledo, Granada,
ltoDda and Seville arc iured onto the
canvas with the enthusiasm OF a man
looking at them with unaccustomed, not
familiar. eyes.
The old san Martin bridge at Toledo,
and its %neighbor the Alcantara. have
carried many an artist over, Including
Dore. Sorella and Joseph Penneli. Yet
Mr.. Cohen contrlves to see them at a
different angle. and through an indi-
vidual color-screen not worn altogether
threadbare.
Tho Alhambra Flower OF the Captive
Princesses' looks. in his picture. about
as we imagine 1t when reading Wash
ington Irving-and that Is more than
can be said of the actual ruin itself
when you stop over between trains TO
In spect It at Granada.
IN several pictures. especially the
Moorish mill of Alcala de Guadaira and
the Castle of Guzman Q! Bueno at
Tariba. where the tariff came from.
the artist revels in poetic landscape
painting for It's W sake and shows
himself a really captivating colorls,.
n ACBETII hath not murdered
mi sleep. unless OF those few eX-
patriated persons who don't dote
on anything unless It Is foreign. and
who would refuse the native Amer
lean artist his Just due. At the
Macbeth Galleries. No. 40 Fifth
avenue. the eagle Is now screaming
over a selected group OF thirty paint
!ngs BY such robust fellow citizens as
George Luks, Luis Mora. VIM, Sartain,
4. T. Van Laer. +. c. Waugh. Emil
Carlson, Ben Foster, Henri Hawthorne.
| Myers. Murphy, Ranger, Gr0ll, Symons.
Ballard Williams, and others OF that
Tx, who gently but firmly refuse to
be d~owp-trpdian.
The LuEs-a tony little girl In black
is so!Ag to Rome, and u lot OF the
others ought TO. The Rome Iuterna-
tioEal Exposition. whore there will be
a showing OF 90 American paintings In
the United states Pavilion, Is scheduled
to open March q. II VIII last until
November,
"HE AMERICAN ACADEMY In
Rome. which figures In tina car
i rent Archiiectprtt League EXIT
bition with over a score OF important
decorative pslntings and designs sent
home by such star pupils as Barry
Faulkner, S. IL, Fry, Charles Harvey.
X. IL. SmytAe and Lawrence W0Olf, Is
an institution Incorporated under the
laws Of the state " Now York. ia 1881
for tho purpose OF giving a post-gradu'
etc academic course TO American stu.
dents OF architecture, sculpture, paint
ing and music. VINO had previously wor
school h&pors here at home,
The it1a Is 10 try out the alleged
talents " these young champions IN