The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-13
ART BY new MEN
AT DANIEL GALLERY
Painters i'm Advance Of Public's
Power Of Appreciation
Hold an Exhibit.
As BAUER SEES ORIENT

The Daniel Gallery has placed on
nublic view a collection OF new works.
most Of which are small paintings and
si Of which are by artists who may be
ssid to be somewhat in advance Of our
public's present power Of appreciation.
In other words the exhibition designedly
aims for the approval Of the discerning
few who are supposed to direct public
taste.
Some OF the painters are quite new.
such as W. J. Potter. W. L. Dickinson
and Edward fiske, whose canvases stand
out distinctly in the collection and have
such merit OF color, fantasy or design
hat subsequent pictures by these men
will be awaited with interest.
There is "a flower piece by Glacksns
hat has some of the best painting In Ii
nat ne has shown lately. The bouquet
hat served the artist for this sturdy vas
made IN OF red flowers. flowers with
~iificult subtle reds that have. however.
peen most dellcately painted. Prender-
ysst shows several water colors. one of
which Is especially lovely. Lucy Wal
ace, Gus Mayer. Man Ray, william
Zorach. Harry Berlin. Hayley Lever and
Max Kuhns are others that are ex-
hlbIting.
An unusually complete representation
Of the etchings OF Marius Bauer lend
interest to AN exhibition OF prints In the
Kraushaar Galleries. The rough hewn
work Of Branwyn In c~ontrasted in the
same show with the more delicate.
nervous performances OF Ernest Lums-
len. a Scotch etcher. but upon the whole
Is Bauer who fixes ones attention.
Bauer, for one thing. certainly has found
some lovely subjects. His long series
depicting life in the East, with pashas.
mosques and etrange professions. Ia ad-
mirable. 1t IL not the East OF the chance
tourist. this EAST" OF Bauer's. but the
East that exists in poets dreams or the
East that Is seen In rare intervals by
subtle and sympathetic recorders.
The Cavalry" Ii such a procession
as might have issued from those
oriental gates in Bible times. 1t il
beautifully Drawn and designed, but the
plate Us unnecessarily large. Bauer Is
obsessed like many other living men with
the desire 10 make large plates. but his
delicate thin stroke is not in the least
adapted to gigantic sizes. The Cavalry"
me Bazaar at Damascus and other big
-,ch!ngs have, however. SO much in
crest that collectors will be forced. in
spite Of their protests, to submit to their
harms. Fortunately there are many
brilliant smaller etchings by Bauer over
which there Is no chance for dispute.
A number Of original drawings and
water colors by we'll known artists are
IN view In the gallery of James F.
Drake, Inc. Among these are fourteen
drawings Of horses in different posi-
tons by George Cruikshank. two OF
which illustrate John Gilpin. who
'grasped the mani with both his hands,
and exc with all his might A
water color by Edmund Dulac is the one
10 made to the Omar khayyam verse
u the angel Of death offering his
up ''of the darker drink" and Is a
tightly finished work. Originals of IA
nous drawings by John Leech. l. Raven
Hill. Phil May. Kate G~reenaway. Arthur
r Frost, Howard Pyle and Arthur
Rackham are also TO be seen.
An exhibition of the work Of George
Bellows, N. A.. will be shown in the new
Whitney Richards Galleries, in the Hol-
land House. beginning on Wednesday.
More han = score Of examples Of work
by Mr.. Bellows will be shown, includ-
ing four paintings not heretofore ex-
h.bited and studies in black and white.
The Catharine Lorlllard Wolfe Art
Club at 500 Broadway has arranged a
special show Of the work OF Ave of its
members Anna G.. Morse. Gladys Bran
nigan, Ethel Harrington. Sarah X. Hun
ter and Eleanor Duer LarocQue.
The public meeting OF the Municipal
Art Society in the rooms OF the National
Arts Gu on Wednesday will be given
10 A discussion of certain aspects of the
correlation of architecture. sculpture,
outdoor lighting. landscape gardening
and color harmony, as revealed at the
Panama-Paciic Exposition. Feruccio
VITAL, Frank V. Dumond and ]. W. Cos
ling will be non the speakers.
A feature Of the Art Alliance eXhibi-
Ton, now in it's closing week in the
biakeslee Galleries. 10 a small group OF
orwell luminos that have a special
room TO themselves. The pictures are
made by various tissue papers cut and
pasted upon glass and illuminated by
electric lights from the back. The
method gives special qualities of atmos.
phere and color that are obtainable in
no other way. Many of them. such az
NE Boat in a Mediterranean Storm"
Haystacks on Salt Marshes and the
Weir at Seabright," duplicate astonish-
lnEIy the pmapta ~ naiptIpD