New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
Cronin Sale This Week.

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evening Of this week there Will be a
colo Of old and modern prints from the
ostate Of Colonel II. NJ. Cronin' oil
prooLlvr and on Wednesday and
Thursday of the following week lnG
sale of Part 3 Of the Joline library Will
take place. ...ir. b., tho
Association Of Women Paihters an
Sculptors, which ended at the Ah ot.
son Galleries yesterday, IS Oelhg IN Son
tinued at the Public Library at NGw
Rochelle, where l22 examples Will O'
displayed until May 2. ,,.,
In addition to the exhibition OF eI-
amples by American painters, lncluu io
ing "The Land OF Plenty, by ueo.so
Inness. being shown until May az 'ne
Snedecor Galleries, there - aIso q
group of marines by I. ,. o"alhe' u
Nantucket. =. Nor;o
The nineteen paintings by Mario
Korbel and Walter Dean Gol6oecS are
attracting art lovers 70 the he,nhaiu IN
GALLERIES. From April 70 to May ~
all Of the Reinhardt galleries wiz DI
devoted TO the exhibition OF tue 49, go
Of the two hundred or more suDJecIS
Cor cesb prizes given under the dlrec-
.;or ~ the Friends Of Young Artists.
Daniei Chester French, the sculptor
~ tbe SUGGESTION Of his friend &. D
piotro selected for this competition
tbo theme "War." and for two weeks
more than one hundred young scuipV-
.ors smonp them many women, nave
toor AZ work modelling their concep-
ION of that theme in different slzes
IN clav. pastaline or plaster. MIS-
Uarrv PAYNE Whitney, Edwin blash-
Geld and Thomas Hastings are among
those upOn the advisory board.
Rhinelander Art To Go.
CASTOR II. Nys, whose group. BEL
ION Pefuqees.D is used on the poster
for this Friends Of Young Artists
whit. was in Paris at the outbreak
NJ the war. lie FASTENED back to his
home in Belgium and served with his
regiment until the fall OF Antwerp
when il was mustered out. lie came
70 New York last December.
Much interest is being shown IN the
art collection of the late Miss Laura
Y Rhiuelander. formed by her during
ber travels abroad. 1t u to be dis
rorsed. together with her household
furnishings, including specimens OF the
Louis XIV and Empire periods, by Au-
gustus w. Clarke, OF 3 West Forty
fourth Street. The finest example OF
eighteenth century French cabinetry is
\ Louis XIV Chantilly commode. Inc
furnishings will be placed on view to-
morrow at the residence, 81 East sew
cnty-second Street, to be sold on April
81 % and %. and the art objects at
the Clarke Galleries on next Monday,
10 be dispersed on April 2o and the SIX
following days.
The Grolier Club exhibition Of Amer
lean books, illustrated with wood cuts,
will remain on view from lO a. m. un-
Ill 6 D. m. at % East Ihirty-second
Street until May !.
The paintings by William 7. Dannat.
exhibited at the galleries Of Gimpel &
Wildenstein, 636 Fifth Avenue, to be
sold for the benefit OF La Fratornite
des Artistes de Paris, are attracting
much attention. They will remain on
view until May l.. William Turner
Dannat is president Of the Paris So
ciety of American Painters.
The Richard A. Garfield collection OF
Whistler Autographs. which has been
purchased and presented to the Brook
lvn Museum by the Rembrandt Club Of
brooklyn, will be placed on public
view for the first time Tuesday. April
81. This exhibition, which will he pre-
coded by a reception and private view,
April 26, from 4 to p. m, marks the
opening of the new print gallery "a an
added department Of the museum
library.