The sun., 1916-10-15
ART WORLD READY
FOR BUSY SEASON
Many Auctions and Exhibi-
tons Planned for
This'City. -
THEATRE RELICS ON SALE
Famous Italian Collection Is
TO Be disposed OF in
New York.

The committee on the lie Brun ira vel
ling scholar ship Of the New York Chap
ter. A. l. A.. that the scholar
ship for 1915 has been awarded to Aus.
tin whittlesey Of New York. Honorable
mentions were given In the order ma med
TO Durham Hoyt OF New York. Ernest
r. weihe Of San Francisco and Robert
Pelleson OF New York. The drawings
submitted In the competition are on view
a, ?i5 Yves, Fifty-seventh street and
may be seen between the hours Of 10
A. N. and s p. NJ.
This scholarship MAS founded by
Pierre lie Brun In 1910 and 10 awarded
every second year to some deserving
and meritorious architect or architecture,
drAughtsman resident anywhere In the
United States to aid him In paying the
expenses Of q European trip lasting not
less than six months. The scholarsh
Is made by means Of a competition In
which every competitor must be nomi-
mated By a member of the New York
Chapter, American Institute Of Archi-
tects, who must not be under 20 nor over
20 years OF age and who shall for at
- NV ONSh Ill
active practice or employed as an archi-
tectural draughtsman and who 10 not
or has not been the beneficiary Of any
other ira Yelling scholarship.
For the first time In its history the
Royal Society Of Painters In Water Color,
founded In London In j76s. IL to hold an
exhibition outside its own galleries In
London. Alfred Parsons has arranged
for this exhibition to be held at the
rooms OF the American Art Association,
Accordingly this collection Of s32 paint
ings In water color will be shown at
the American Art Galleries In Madison
Square South. These pictures will then
Be sold for the benefit OF the artists.
John Sargent will he one OF the ron
trbutors, and the catalogue includes
o m Of the most noted names In this
school Of English art. Tho exhibition
will open on November 4. and on the 9TH
Of the month the sale will begin.
The collection formerly contained In
the Davanzati Palace and the villa Pia
In Florence has been brought to this
country and will be disposed Of here.
The public exhibition Of these works Of
art will begin at the American Art Gal
leries on November rs. This collection
10 considered the most important de-
voted TO the Italian Renaissa nee. and
has been highly commended by DR.. Bode
and other eminent authorities. II con-
tains many fine portraits OF the Venetian
school. including the works Of Paris
Bardone. Palma II Vecch!o. Marco
B~aisaiti. Francesca Guard and others.
In the collection are also rare antique
bronzes also a statuette of Sappho
from the fourth century and a burner
BY Riccio. called by Or. Bode the most
beautiful specimen Of the work OF the
Italian Renaissance now In existence
terra cottas and stuccos. a collection of
wrought iron. furniture OF the Re-
Nuisance. tapestries and linens.
An exhibition of contemporary Amer.
lean paintings Is now on ut the Mont
clair Art Museum. Included among the
artists whose works are on view are
Karl Anderson. clifford heal. George
Bellows. D.. Putnam Brinley. Clarence
X. Chatterion. Randall Davcy, Robert
Henri. Leon Kroll. Allen Tucker and
others. There are also specimens of the
workmanship of the Tiffany Furnace al
Corona and the Herter Looms.
r. ". Lenhard will show az the Pach
Galleries beginning o n Monday a col
lection OF portraits. Mr.. Lenhard il an
N"'N''d' anu stuulcu WIN CeCllla
Beaux. W. NJ Chase and Emil Carlson.
In 1890 a travelling scholarship from
the Pennsylvania Academy Of Fine Arts
enabled him to 20 to Spain. where he
studied for a while under Sorolla and
Hsd the advantage Of studying the mas
terpleces of the Prado. This determined
MN to select p~ortraiture as ne spe.
cialty and he subsequently, continued his
studies in this direction In France. Eng.
land and Holland.
Etchings, engravings and old wood.
cuts from the collection OF DIT. William
lilrsch OF this city are 10 be sold OF
Thursday and Friday evenings at thu
anderson Galleries. Among the artists
represented In the collection are Durer
haden. N~ieissonier. Millet. Tissot, Val
Dyck. Whistler.
Japanese prints in color will be solo
ut the Walpole Galleries on Tuesda,
evening. The collection is made up Of
,ae works Of Hiroshige, Otsumathei
hoyetsu and Hashirake and include,
oroadsheets. surimonos, triptychs. kake
nl9ho-ye, diptychs and early prints IL
yellow tones.
studies. water colors, commercial ar
ana other work by Armando Maribont
are to be on view to-day Mt the Ibero
american Gu at 200 West Seventy
second street.
me completed plans and models o
,ne New Versailles by Carrere & Hast
hss are now on view at the Nationa