The sun., 1916-11-19
Francis Murphy and A. A. wclnman.


These prizes are ehered:
The Carnegie prize. s500-For the
most m%eritorious oil painting In tho
exhibition by an American artist. por-
traits only excepted, the picture to be
the property of the artist. The same
artist may not receive the prize In "
successive years and not more than
twice in all. The founder Of tho prize
reserves an option for two days after
the award for the purchase OF the
prize picture at the listed price.
The Thomas Il. Proctor prize. 5000
For the best portrait In the exhibition.
The Altman prize of $1,000-For q
| figure or genre painting by an Amer
can artist.
The Altman prize OF s5oo-For q
! figure or genre painting by an Ameri-
can artist.
The Isidor medal-f'or h best ng-
are composition painted by an Ameri-
| can artist 80 years OF z or
The Julia a. Shaw memorial, $soo
For the most m%crltorious work OF art
n tho exhibition produced by an
american IN who has not pre-
! .inusly received the prize. -.
The Elizabeth y. Watrous goti
| medal may he aWaru'" w "o'N
| sculpture without restriction.
The Helen Foster Barnett prize. S2oe
FOR the best piece OF sculpture IN
| the exhibition. the work OF an artist
indcr 81 ycarr' of age.
The house of Henry Symons & Co. Is
| showing a number az antique works OF
ut which have recently arrived from
Europe. Among these are n remark
,blc set of Chippendalc mahogany
hairs of beautiful lines. IA .ouls seize
secretaire by the great Saunier. which
. of satin wood with mahogany inlay.
md contains also two Swiss plaques
II blue and white porcelain, n pair OF
| rharmlng little figures in white marble
ut ia FalConnet's time, p~ortraying IN
most engaging fashion n coy Cupid
naming his declaration to a wholly In
accent Psyche. n also a particularly
interesting set of tapestries.
These tapestries came from Balloon
'istle in Scotland near Glasgow n
81" -: Flemish manufacture. having
ben made from sixteenth century
Ir.oons representing the seasons. In
AUTUMN" the design shows reapers
| hlllls lHN s'ls'N wan "'' O
World hooks and In the distance are
] ,.nders and a loaded vain on the way
20 the farm. while a payment for the
harvest is being made in the fore
ground.
Winter" is represented by n skat-
ing carnival where well disposed
figures in rich costumes enjoy the
sport in stately fashion. The fine
color and the accessories. including
the quaint skates. the braziers and
small distant figures. give continual
! interest TO the tapestry.
Fishing IN spring time IL the sub
ject of the third hanging. and the
fourth shows the pressing OF the
grapes in the vineyard. When the
arrangements were being made To
fetch these h~angings to America the
Glasgow Herald insisted that It would
lie n national loss TO part with them.
However, here they are In America
and the probabilities arc that they will
stay.
An exhibition OF forty-threc pic
lures by the Spanish painter lgndcio
Zuloara will he opened to the public
at the Brooklyn Museum on Wednes-
day. December 6. to be continued until
/. January / inclusive. The exhibition
comes to this country under the aus
pieces Of Mrs. Philip NJ. I.ydig and is
now on view at Cop,cy Hall in Boston.
, where it opened on November s. II
VIII close there on November %.
\ tour Of the American museums
/. has been arranged by William II. Fox
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