The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-02
ART EXHIBITS AND LECTURES.
Many Displays and Addresses ScheA
uled This Week.

Mrs. L. ogden 'ntnpbeI mas uhuet-
taken to manage the next loan exhibit
in the Municipal Art Gallery. Washing
ton Irving Building. February 1s-March
Is inclusive. She proposes an exhibition
by women artists and invites those who
have paintings watercolors. pastels. &c,
to address her at 40 Irving place. indicat-
ing the nature OF the subject. size. &c.
The exhibition to follow that will be
managed by Arthur Hopkins and will be
devoted to subjects of special Interest to
men. namely. adventure. industry, inven-
tion and other themes Of q masculine
order.
Owing TO the unusual interest shown
BY the public in the Marsdcn Hartley
exhibition. there having been several
thousand visitors to the Little Gallery OF
che Photo Secession, 29l Fifth avenue,
during the last few weeks to see the Hart
leys IL has been decided to keep his ex
hibition open until February IL. An ex-
hibition Of childrens work. under the age
Of TO- will open on February ~.
Thirty eight pictures by Aman-Jean.
who numbered In his day many Ameri-
cans among his pupils, were recently sold
in the Gallerie Manzi-Joyant, Paris. Here
are some of the prices: Portraits en- plein
air." $3.50: La Toilette $500: Les
Poissons rouges," $420; La Petite Jar
diniere," $500; "Femmes au bord de
reau," 1874: "Jeune File dams une robe
de- sa grandmere." $500: "Baigneuses Sc
rhabillant." s42O. &C. The best price
fetched for a pastel was $500 and the
lowest was $72.
]. b. Stoughton Holborn OF the Oxford
University Extension Delegacy. who Is
Giving "a az lectures for the adult
Of the city under the auspices Of the Board
Of Education on The Inspiration Of
Greece" will lecture tomorrow evening
at Morris High School. Boston road and
165th street, on 'Phidias and the Par
thenon: the Greatest Art In the World"
He will discuss the Greek artistic sense
and art in its place in life, lie will repeat
the lecture on Tuesday evening at the
Museum of Natural History, Seventy
seventh street and Central Park West.
Prof. Alfred u. +. Hamln OF Columbia
will continue his course on THE Archi-
lecture OF Great Cities" on Friday eve
ming at Public School 1872. ls2d street
and Wadsworth avenue, with lecture
on Paris the Metropolis of Art" and
the same evening. at Public School IA,
225 East Twenty seventh street. Eugene
Schoen will continue his course on "rhe
Art Spirit" with a discussion Of Renais-
sance art
On Tuesday evening Louis Weinberg
Of the College of the City OF New York
will continue his course on art His
tory, With Special Reference to the Mas
ter Painters in the Metropolitan Museum -
At the Brooklyn Library, Franklin ave-
nue.. near Hancock street. and on Friday
night at Curtis High School. New
Brighton, Staten Island, Alexander II.
Van Laer will give another lecture in his
course on 'The History of Painting"
IN TasAa lob NJ IIan
%26 East 2+0th street. George N. Cross
will lecture on Venice. the Lion Of st.
Mark"
The high school drawing department
reports serious need of additional men
substitute teachers Of drawing. The re-
cent action OF the bylaws committee
of the Board OF Education has 80
changed the conditions under which
teachers may apply that all candidates
are eligible who have a high school edu-
cation and either two years training In
a professional art school or two years
experience In teaching drawing In second
AIRY schools. The director of drawing In
high schools says
lowing to the marked growth Of sew
eral OF the larger boys' high schools II
Is necessary to secure at once substitute
teachers Of drawing for classes that will
be formed in the month OF February. High
school graduates who have had two years
- experience, either as teachers or stu
dents, may apply Mt any time to the
director, addressing him ut 500 Park ave-
nue.. Arrangements will be made to give
these candidates an early examination
40 that the vacancies may he Allied at tho
beginning OF the new term. The position
OF substitute pays 81 Il day, and there IL
every prospect that candidates appointed
now VIII be employed for the balance OF
the school year"