New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

marine, c1rrles WIN u leht@t."t
little story. Owned y this sane
gallery many years $40, - Vas thrown
Il % make rood the sale ot larger
Ho-sr. Needless % say. vita tAe rise
c. Eo--er's fare 3; did 70: cone back
WITH as lit;l. consideration. Il IS
charming snail oil Q. FTensh lsnd-
scsvs ~i.h builai1gs. The Ranger
landscape here, vnsven..sl as .' IT, is
deeply Thoughtful snd ea;hrsiling In
soft rr1y-rreen eolor scheme. The eI-
hlb.tloa eptas sp = vide fsld for iss
su--er eu.-ot-;o-n visitor.
TIE NV York Phiistelle sce!s.y, 20
East i2stA Street. announces az auction
sale Of rare stamps ,o-7orrov evening
AID On tie evenings ot Monday, JHne
is AID Is q. o'clock, 81 hesdqssrtsrs-
re attention ef ere SINNER viT,or
who fsvors ths trtistoera.!o beauty
q eighteenth ees.ury po-tral.rFs ii
called 20 tie grosp ef paintings row
o. exhibition q. ;hs Ehrieh Galley
vhl,h Is 20 las: CIT TIE month. WORKS
ot Co:.,. Hoppner. Eortheo:e ard GoyA
rats up this group. a few added
landscapes ineluds . Watts, Con-
stable. q Gsinsborough, sud there are
coupls os r.ch l!ttie prlzi;ivss, .ael7s-
irz n. especially hns "Annune!stioa" "
by Jacob corneiisI. The stately grace
OF tire companion portraits ot Lord
and Lady Teyahsa By Francis cotes
sud ths restrained animation @. TIE
princess hy Goya evoke particular
response.
Ten rsn are featured n IRE special
exhibition OF paintings a. the Fersrgil
Gallery throughout ire month. One Of
the smartest examples Of the lot is
,he l.ttls TTschtuEn marine. softly
suggesting . dock, al Idle skiS and 8
placid perspective Of bsrbor and hills
amid az atmosphere of lifting haze.
7. IS IN striking contrast with the
noros.ness ot the Erie Hsdson marine
Of ,he high seas. Thsyer, RedAeld,
Hsv;horrs and Emll Csrlsen each are
seen IN typical aspects. The latter
nos. has a reu.rsl eolored stili-lifs
sud q wood scene ot tender sylvan
beauty. Il y Telr, TIE lsrdseapist,
seen here As for Davies, q ,hoTy
group painting Is projected ahead Of
the rest. rather pressed upon the notice
@ Ire visitor. II is worthy, TOO. a
painting recently reproduced ard pub
liciy admired, Ike q fragment OF de-
s.ga for = spse!ou, sl.egory.
Az ths Hotel Majestic there IS c
sunnsr exhibition O. decorative srt
By Alberto Bueeini. Ibis comprises
silk panels painted IN tsmpers, small
paintings on six. canvas triszes in oils,
aower paintings and painted six
screens. The variety Of subject and
utility makes these works suitable Tor
many interior decorative uses.
The Henry L. SPARKS collection of
Russian posters Is ore of the features
this week a. the Az; Center. Dating
from 1900 70 the present, they repre-
sent both the Russian pre-vAr ard
the revolutionary erss and influences.
The former carry q certain regsl az
.hority and formal assurance In keep
ing with the upper class domination
Of TIE time. There Is 70 hint Q! the
struggles ard expressions Of TIE lower
classes which 50 po!gnsntly assert
+ themselves IN fae later posters o. IRE
Bo,sheviki regime. Here the spin. ot
popular assertion Is felt, eonmingled,
/ however, with TIE cry q the famine
stricken peasant and the war SUI
ferer. Il Is the largest similar eollec-
ton IN this country and offers wide
study q an ar. that sounds mos.
sincere expression of emotion. Many
.nsinrate the downfall OF the power
Of Church and state. others the
springing up Of the new proletariat,
while others symbolic the appeal for
relief from hunger and suffering.
There IS also an exhibition Of figures
and street-corner scenes made Of
wooden eut-outs, painted and dec
Grated with considerable charm, which
reflect the genius Of refugee artists
IN Constantinople. These groups. yep
resertrg scenes In Seu,ari, Sophia
and elsewhere. were sent here in aid
Of the artists by an American woman.
In ;he main gallery an exhibition OF
Eastern art, featuring a royal Turkish
tent made FOR the Sultan Aga Mohan-
med Shah, has just been arranged.
An exhibition OF photographic por-
traits in gum by John Howard Paine.
Of Washington, will be open 20
the public az the Camera Club. III
West Slxty-eighth Street, until the
close OF the month.
Lillian Centhe has the newes. thing
In the current show OF painting a; the
Howard Young gallery. ]; Is nude
bsther. nicely del!neatsd, but rather
earelessly environed. For instance the
rocks on which il is represented seem