The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-12

Gay Will nave one O1 his justly CeiN-
brated period interiors, Alexander |
Harrison a moonlight marine, F. G. |
Frieseke one of his out of door fig |
ure studies. and Miss Cassatt repre- |
sentative example. Parke Dougherty, |
like Paul Dougherty in this country. is |
known as a marine painter; Rowland |
Knight and Gihon are landscape paint
ers; most of the others paint figure |
subjects and portraits.
The names of the painters and
sculptors in the United States whose
works are in the exhibition have been
published in the newspapers of New
York and other cities. There are por-
traits and figure studies by Wayman
Adams. Karl Anderson, Cecilia Beaux,
George Bellows, F. W. Benson, Louis
Belts. Max Bohm, George de Forest
Brush, Bryson Burroughs, William Cot
ton, Arthur Crisp, c. c. Curran. Ran
dali Davey, Joseph De Camp, Maurice
Fromkes, William Glackens, Philip
Hale, John Mcclure Hamilton, Childe
Hassam, c. w. Hawthorne, Robert
Henri, Eugene Higgins, Victor Hig-
gins, ]. c. Johansen, +. c. Jones, Leon
Knoll, De Witt NJ. Lockman, George
Luks, Kenneth II. Miller, Richard E.
Miller, f. Luis Mora, Jerome Myers,
| w. NJ. Paxton, E. T. Rosen, Leopold
Seyffert, William T. Smedley, Eugene
| Speicher, Joseph Stella, Albert Sterner,
e. c. Tarbell, Abbot Thayer, Helen
Turner, Douglas Volk. Max Weber, J.
Alden Weir Irving r. Wiles, #.
Ballard Williams and others. There are
landscapes, marines, street scenes and
animal subjects by Emil Carlson,
Charles s. Chapman. William A. Cof-
| fin, Colin Campbell Cooper, Paul Cor
noyer, Bruce Crane, c. H. Davis, c.
NJ. Dewey Paul Dougherty, Ben Fos-
| ter Kenneth Frazier, Walter Griffin,
A. L. Groll, Birge Harrison. Charles
Hopkinson, w. S. Howe, H. Bolton
Jones, Julia Kelly, Rockwell Kent,
Ernest Lawson, w. L. Lathrop. Hay
ley Lever, Jonas Lie, A. H. Maurer,
Hobart Nichols. Walter Palmer. Van
bearing Perrine, E. w. Redfeld,
Henry Reuterdahl, William Ritschel,
w. S. Robinson, Charles, Rosen, John
Sloan, Robert Spencer. Modest Stein,
Gardner Symons, Horatio Walker,
c. H. Woodbury. and others.
The sculpture is by Herbert Adams,
Robert l.. Aitkin, Chester Beach, Gut
zon Borglum, Scion Borglum, A. Stir
ling Calder, C. F. Dallin, John Flana-
gan. ]. f. Fraser. Daniel C. French.
Charles Crafty, Anna v. Hyatt, Albert
Laessie, Evelyn Longman, Edward
IcCartan, Hermon MacNeil Paul
Manship, Attilio Piccirilli, Albin Po-
lasek. A. P. Proctor, Edmond T. Quinn.
F. G. R. Roth, Bessie Potter Vonnoh
and Mahonri Young.
AS an additional attraction, a small
retrospective exhibition of American
art has been arranged by NJ. Benedite,
curator Of the Luxembourg Museum,
and placed in an adjoining CELERY.
!. This Is a distinct collection of about
twenty pictures, including examples OF
Whistler. Winslow Homer and other
American painters. which were OBJ
tanned in Paris.
{ Painters calling themselves the Fiji
ty-ninth Street Artists are holding
, their first exhibition at the Anderson
Galleries. Paintings, sketches. draw
. ings, etchings and sculpture are or
, view. The artists are William J. Baer
n A. N. A. Clifford Beal. Alan Bement
/ Louis F. Berneker, Maud F. Berneker
.
= Carell, T. c. Cole, Alice H. Donlevy
Y Hugh Ferriss. E. F. Fiene, Thoma,
r Furlong. r. d. Gauley, A. L. Groll
Seimatsu Hamachi, F w. Hutchinson
8 j. Juszko. Melvin Lane. ]. NJ. LIGHT
+ enauer, F. j. Mulhaupt, the Noanl
y Studios, E. H. Potthast, w. s. Potts
e Arthur Powell, Agnes NJ. Richmond, II
l r. Rittenberg, Paul Rohland. c. II
s Sherman, Will Simmons, Winthrop d
e Turney, Harry f. Waltman. F. Wer
Il ner, Alice B. Winter and Charles A
: Winter.
- The patrons and patronesses ar
II John G. Agar, Mrs. John Alexander
II Frank Crowninshield. Robert w. d
Forest, Mrs. Robert w. de Forest
!, Mrs. w. H. Fox. Joseph Hartley, Mrs
u Ripley Hitchcock, Paul B. HoebeI
Mrs C. S. Kingsland. John ]. Murphy
:, Mrs. Laurent Oppenheim. Mrs
,, Charles F Pope, Mrs. Frederic E
- Pratt, Miss Louisa Verplanck Rich
- ards, Edward Robinson, Mrs. Edwar
. Robinson, Joannes de Tahy and Fran
- Weitenkampf.
Of The Department of Extension
d. Teaching, Columbia University, an
Z nounces a series Of lectures at tn
e Metropolitan Museum of Art, give
It by DR.. George Kriehn and designed t
,e meet the increased interest in art s
10 widely manifested since the termina
K ton OF the war. They are open to a
Id Interested in the subject, and teac
Of the enjoyment and history Of art fror
Id the originals in the Metropolitan Mu
ed scum. Sculpture and the Decorativ
r. Arts, the first of the series, meet
IS, in three sections: Friday at 2:3'
We Saturday at 1880 A. NJ. and at 81
le p. NJ. in the classroom of the Museum
n Outlines of Art History" profusel
is illustrated with lantern slides an
ne calculated by an extensive syllabu
ne distributed at each lecture, meets o
ks Monday at p. NJ. in the classroom I
r. the Metropolitan Museum.
Us John w. Beatty. Director Of Fir
IN Arts, Carnegie Institute, announce
40 that the Institutes International Al
NO Exhibitions, which were interrupted b
nc the war, will be resumed next sprin
W These exhibitions, the only annui
IL exhibitions shown in America whic
~ represent the art of all nations, wei
" begun when the Carnegie Institut
~ was founded twenty-three years ag
They at once took high place anon