The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02

1cdged institution in the ACADEMY Z
Fine Arts Building. 2l5 Wcst Fiuv.
seventh street. ON May =, the cNh.b..
, ton to he free.
The society's occupation uf these
galleries does not mean that the pIU..
will be given simply a replica of an
! Academy show. for tho sucict, Z, ~.
tinues to stand for the spirit " N.
dependence that brought about its CON.
ception. There will be no jury n,
/ hanging committee and no prccmp'.or
/ of line and space by particular
| painters.
! Even medals will ho taboo. for A,
| the annual meeting held last Wee, AZ
, offer Of an art loving MTCcul- 70
I provide a fund for the annua! avara
, of the full list of gold. silver and
, bronze medals was unanimously 4
down as an expression Of the dc',r.
/ mnation of the society to make this
exposition simply and solely Oh" up.
/ portun.ty for its members To dIsp'a".
! their productions.
/ Tho method Of exhibition is a. II.
/ lows. The fifty-udd cNhibitiug m.l..
/ bers or their representatives will n'.'
( and draw lots for space. the walls
of the Academy having previously been
! divided according To the numb II
exhibitors, maxine allowance f,.
sufficient wall space to separate tho
pictures Paintings will hc hung .
groups 10y the ind vidual exhibitors In
/ III. Vanderbilt ana IN tn" s"gth -a
Irrics. In IN middle gallery. Woo.
wall space will he increased rs
Greens there viii he hung c\r,D-
sivcly drawings and sketcho- ~ tH
mediums, thus showing the publ. fh.
/ intimate SIDE If the artist vur.
which is rarely seen in formal cNh.h.
! lions.
| The sculptor members will show thor
works with the paintings Just aS rt-
of art are iuXtaposod IN u rrvJ'.
( gallery. t. emphasize its nat oHa.
scope the \. n y is making "a
I amendment t. It's constitution prnvld.
ing for the election Of second vice.
president and two additional members
to the board 90 control from art cen.
tres outside of the city "f NJ" NurN
Chicago and Philadelphia hay 70.
Gently contributed such members ts
Louis Belts. Oliver bennett Gro,cr
Y l'il'l ~ N lisil il''llE w tl~''ll o. y 100
Leopold Sclffcrt Richard blossom
Earl and William II. Is. Na.ro.
The membership has doubled within
the past year, and me b ard ot coa-
troll elected az It's annual meeting lat
Thursday -vcniug The following r.
GERS: President, Ernest Albert. Woo.
pres dent. Hobart Nichols; record c
secretary. H. I.cdyard Towlc. ,ur.
responding secretary. g. Glenn y w-
ell; treasurer, Frank y B!,N..'
board, Paul CornuNcr. Orland" E'u-
land, +. Luis Mpa and Arthur crisp.
Several ctchinGs 10y Heinrich w."
who uses the roulette ~ an ind'p-ti.
"nt tool are the Gift Of Atherton Ctr-
lis Of Paris TO the print collection .,
the New Nuri, runir Library a'.
figure in the present display # II IT.
thor.
From various sources have com.
etch.ngs hy Bci.' Ecurdcioy, T. VI
Arlington. Svauinshy. Autographs d."
Albert S,crncr, Isahey. Hnatck. T'U-
louSe-L autr,o, Ludwig Won Hcfmavr
CTa"nzeJ. wood ,u2rayin-s by " a..
Watt. cole. Fritz l;ndell. Jlranek and
Helen Hyaa with N" original hlu',,
for printing in coiorD; ana book places
ny \. j. Brown. = w SpcnceicY, W r.
Hopsou. \. y. Macdonald. Il. VI. Pear.
son and f.. T.. Bird. There * also ~
impression Of +. j. Fritsch's col. -ai
|l!fhoGraph ( IN" "ThirtN-eiEhth Hos'.
mont. lrff rsun Guards with tn. ,.'.
Han in the hackcrnunh. interest NJ n
collectors OF New York city views
II tG, print gallery troOm 2.'N