The evening world., 1916-04-21
a Dual ShOwinq
At the GOupiL
% Art GALLERY

There Is n dual exhibition now at
Is West Forty-fifth Street, until
May1. Tho first of these is con-
n cerned with the sculptured pieces OF
Edward Field Sanford, Jr., and tho
Xyher, includes monotypes, aquat-
Ats, etchings. drawings and past
as executed by Prince Jean
ieologue.
Mr.. Sanford's work, as a sculptor,
NRSsvery comprehcnsivoly shown. 1t
is characterized 10y careful detail, en-
es,lent anatomy and, in certain
-.eescs. by much good action.
He has executed, with much fidel-
ity. a lfc-sizc carving OF his Great
Dane. who is familiar to all visitors
to his Washington News studio. Tho
attitude given him is extremely hfe-
like. The latency of the dogs
strength. his numbering character.
ryhis reposc. and his incidental form
sand outline. are all delightfully."- mod
eled, with great skill The same
theme has been provocative OF sew
efal small figures based on the dog
in varying moods.
Pegasus" ~ a fine conceptions OF
s0the classic myth. Tho action shown
Is good, and the winged horse is
anatomically we'll executed. Tho
,nrsder sits, with ease, upon Iegasus(
who rises into frenzIed heights.
The versatility and technical skill
OF Prime" ralcoloEue has repeated
-. demonstration III his exhibited work
In mVnotypcs, aquitants, ctchings,
yoliaChcs, drawings and paStels
His portraits IN mOnotype, and
otherwise, are we'll conceived and
pleasantly wurughL out. The COLOR
inGs are good. the detail is not left
q TO tho imaginutiono, and there is an
adequate registry of expression on
each one.
-. Tho Prince is particularly happy
In his landscape work. and his sun
tfrht on Beach," done IN monotype.
k3a All the qualities of direct paint
ing. plus the monotype charm. The
,, cloud effect Is brilliant and the fig-
ures are indivldualized most charm
,inE.y, u.,,.,,,. ,,,.,,,..
e cessful portray OF Il marsh and It's
T., sniAsmatlc atmosphere, over which
q, tho declining sun casts II spell. The
aquatic grasses, the Pampas grass
and the wind blown trees are all
good.
-cr"Girl in Woods. Bathing. Gouache."
shows "A well propOrtioned and well
executed girl nude, in low key. The
dull and sombrc woods affords a de-
h'tfrable shelter for the fair bdthcr,
u who Is on the point OF entering tho
pool. and affords a fine contrast for
her high keyed mahogany hair.
." Some Of his portraits in monotype.
~'lGre superbly worked out in this ditfi-
Z C,ilt medium. His aqua tints and
etchings deserve more extended no.
tice.
Il. is n pleasing portrait group that
Emile Fuchs Is showing at the gal
derry of Jacques Scligmann * Co..
No. 705 Fifth Avenue. until April 20.
The showing includes an excellent
p~pertrait Of George j. Could. seated in
an armchair in an attitude OF calm
feposc Another equally satisfactory
poftrait Is that Of Melville T.. Stone
Of the Associated Press.
or Tho portrait OF eN- Secretary Of
it'War Ilndlcy ". Garrison Is happily
~ sketched in full face. II constitutes
II study for the portrait for the War
Department at Washington.
MIR. Fuchs has caught n charncter-
X,Ystlc likeness in his portrait Of car
roll Rcckwith The same ~ true of
! his portrait of Sir Johnston Forbes
! a Robertson. as the man appears off
the stage.
Tho portrait Of tho Right Hon
lord Shaughncssy hv permission of
the President and Directors of the
Canadian Pacific Railway, is emf
nertly and becomirgiy self conscious.
as II would naturally have 10 be un-