The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17
PAINTINGS BY KEITH
PUT ON EXHIBITION
Thirty Landscapes Will BE
sold at the Anderson Gal
lrries on April 90.
NEW WATER COLORS

TtrN landscapes by the late William
Keith have been placed on exhibition in
the Anderson Galleries and will lie sold
there April ~. The paintings are owned
by the artists son, Charles W. Keith.
William Keith is the most famous
painter California has produced, for al
though he was born in Scotland. Cali
fornla did produce him II was California
tina, Hrst stirred him 20 paint. His art
has steadily grown In favor with the
connoisseurs. and his reputation was AL
ready firmly established at the time Of the
San Francisco fire. II will be remem-
hctcd that one OF the losses most la
the Keith paintings which we're destroyed
w'h 'ho artists studio
Those iu the present display have been
painted since the ire. They are char
s~,'crI-t.c oc Nj. Keith. but as he was
q moody painter, and sought to paint
moods. they are by no means alike. lie
said hlW-clf, according to Mt. Macbeth
"'rhc sentiment is the only thing Of value
IN uN pictures. and only "A few people
u0d' stand that. suppose | want 10
paint something recalling meditation or
icp'-c II people do not feel that SEN
.tt.uu when my work Is completed they
do gu' appreciate or realize the picture. :
certain Of the works are evidently
sketches, but as they already contain
''hc mood artists will enjoy them all
,io more. because of their slmpliiied
state AT the Edge of the Wood is
one ~ these sketches. The ligh from
setting sun filters around the edge Of
tne forest. touching leaf and river edges
dramatically. The same theme has been
carried 20 greater completion in other
carvdscs without loss of s~pontaneity.
only a few Of the pictures are portraits
OF places. but even In these the noun
tan OF the river that gives the title to
the picture Is used but az "A theme.
I'm the lower galleries at Anderson's
collection of art objects is being shown
hat includes Japanese cmbroideries n
b-ocddcs. Oriental vases. bowls and
plates. iridcscont glass. antique potter
l., and Roman art. and much antique
sri modern furniture. An unusual fea-
tlre of the sale IL . group Of stuffed
animals heads. one If them liz said 10
be the finest head Of a muskox known
to collectors and scientists"
I'll" Daniel Gallery has arranged q
water Color exhibition Ivy a group Of
artists. most Of whom have had one man
Sums va llltrf EdllFTltS AT various times.
The display IS a whole has the qualities
OF modernism and the general effect Is
oue OF hriiiidu,y Of color and good
decoration. Man Ray. whose two d.
rensiunll paintings early in The winter
dsconccrtcd some of his admirers. con-
tributes q number OF landscapes thnt
ought rot 20 ~diSconcert anybody. they
are So comprehensive in Subject and AZ.
trac,iyt ia style.
Young MIR Dcmuth has been going "a
vsudcyilles and curious concert halls and
his water color records uf some Of tn.
star attractions are witty and spirited
tower .,iece by Mr.. Demuth T. a lovely
b. of melody in color. John Marin ex-
hlb''s several landscapes of n quality
TIA, sufficiently explains the immense
regard some people have for his talent.
Freud, r.t~'- we'll known Venice" ia
hcng SauWr a-ain. there are two dmaI-
MY clever drawings by Dickinson,
groups ~ water coIors 10y flayley Leve,
suj the Iorachs, ami lastly. in the cor.
rdor outside. a fine landscape in oils ny
souIe. Hdlp-rt. N his best manner.
The Salmaguudi clubs annual exhibi.
''1N vt thumhhoN sketches, now open, will
ruuilHue until Ailril -. and is acceseihl,
'p 'hc public from > to { l. NJ and from
=" |' t. NJ, except SUNDAY and Friday
Tue" rr les are TO be awarded. IN,
Charles Vein prize of Sluo for the hes
s-'' N. tH. l''auk :. Turutull prize o
go" 80" ~" hast group Of sketches and
'"' l'w.~ W Porter prize ~ 81" for tn.
second best skc,c7. The sketches in Al
:~ns'tn.es will remain thc Vr"perty Of ~
"'-'. TIE committee consists ~ Car
RHHC'ls y I. Elumenschein. Eduunt
W '''c,oen. Gardner Symons and Gu.
Wr@'S
1f ~ he courtesy OF the Stat,
fHi.d 'Hr Re-, >Jration - Architects, III,
w l.rk chapter ~ the American In
; s''Hi' az Architects will place on publ
eN..'' 'n 'ac drawings submitted in III,
con petit uu for the design for the certlf
CO. n' f.. t'ratioU. This exhibition vii
' .l ...atN in the ronmS of thu Amcri
'.. Institute. 2lj West Fiftyeeventi
st,,'
Thr '.h'h.iion Of drawings and paint
M b.. ItN.d k~urfuuklc in the B'rlil
Il 'u.r. u".r tomIduy's gallery will b
or'nIe,i uu'fl >,rli %. Til" exhibition
N' - follow iu these galleries con
s-'- u. ot.p rdl wood block 10y a Groul
u H' W.p htN. met with specia
80 ',S iu th's medium