The New York herald., 1922-08-27

Berkshire Artists Exhibit
Summer Work at StOckbridge
Oils and Sculpture Have Large Gallery in Casino With
Water Colors in Smaller Roonl-Unusual Stone
Cutting Shown by Daniel Chester French.

| Special Dispatch to THE New YonK HEHAIn
| STocKBRiDGE. Mass. Aug. 26.
"IFTY-TwO artists Of the Berk-
shire and Litchfield Hills have
- las canvases and pieces of
sculpture on display at the fourteenth
annual Stockbridge exhibition, which
opened this afternoon In the Casino
with the vanishing day reception.
Men and women prominent in society
were present for the tea, which was
in charge of Mrs. Frederic Crownin-
shield, widow of the landscape and
mural painter.
In the larger ftwo galleries are oils
and sculpture, while water colors ali the
smaller room. The larger portrait in oil
is Miss Lydie Field Emmet's painting OF
Mrs. Ellery Sedgwick OF Boston, in a
black velvet evening gown. with her son,
In linen suit, standing beside her A
charming portrait also is that Of Miss
Hester A. Emmet. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Temple Emmet OF New York, by
MIR. Wilfrfd @. de Glehn of London and
New York
Mrs. Royal Robbins Of Boston, an ex-
hibitor in Stockbridge for the first time,
is showing a portrait study. while the
two paintings by Mr.. Walter l.. Clark
of Stockbridge were greatly admired
One is of Mrs. Clark and the other of
Mrs. Henry +. James OF New York who
lis seen in a chiffon gown with a bulldog
sitting beside her. A portrait study. en-
titled Minnie Carroll" is shown by Ell
len Emmet Rand of Hamlet Hill Farm.
Salisbury. Conn.
Mr.. John G. Johansen Is exhibiting
AThe Hills of Lebanon" while his wife
(Jean MacLane) presents their. two
children sitting in garden OF flowers,
entitled Summer" She also is show
ing "The Venetian Well" "Juanita" is
the name Of the Indian girl portrait by
Miss Mary Foote OF New York and she
also Is showing stern faced Sioux
labeled Rain Mountain"
Among other exhibitors in oils are
Messrs. Clark @. Voorhees,. H. Bolton
Jones. Walter l.. Palmer. Charles Allen
Hubert, Henry w. Parton Charles Will
lam MacCord, Fred r. Detwiller, w.
Merritt Post George Lawrence Nelson.
Robert Strong Woodward. Russell
Cowles, Oscar Anderson, William L.
Carrigan, Edward Greacen and II. B.
Brainerd. Also Jane de Ghlen, Kath-
crime ALMOND Hubert, Olive p. Black.
Margaret s. Zimnlele. Mary Nickolena
MacCord, Constance Curtis and Helen
Cecil Wheeler.
Attractive Water Colors.
The exhibits OF Miss Marie o. Kobbe
Of New York add much to the singular
charm of the gallery of water colors.
She Is showing "The Drab Hood" which
is q portrait drawing of little Miss Doro-
-
Thomas Garrett. Jr.. OF New Brighton,
Staten Island. and niece OF the artist
She also Is exhibiting portrait studies Of
Susan Metcalfe Kobbe, Mrs. Moore, for
merIy Miss Suydam of New York Miss
Dameron of st. Louis, and a baby. the
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. s.. Parkman
Shaw, Jr., Of Boston.
Mrs Harry Payne Whitney's dining
room. with q gorgeous tapestry. In her
New York mansion is seen In one Of
three paintings by Mr.. Louis r. Met
calf, artist and architect. Occupying a
conspicuous position in this room are
six water coors OF scenes In Paris.
Venice and Cornwall by Wilfrid de
Glehn. Mrs. Bart Blommers, formerly
Miss Vivian Shaw Kennedy of New
York, an exhibitor at S.ockbridge for
the first time, Is showing a vase Of
white tulips and THE Old Farm
Miss Etheldred #. Folsom Is leaning
toward the impressionist style in her
decorative panels, one Of which. showing
a girl viewing a snow capped mountain,
Is entitled Freedom" and the other
Lift Up Your Eyes" She also Is ex-
hibiting two studies for paniels- The
Rev. George Grenville Merrill OF Stock
bridge, new exhibitor. has water
color OF St. Peters. Rome, treated like
miniature. Anna Duer Irving OF New
York shows The Market place" and
Frances w Delehanty hap four portrait
sketches.
Unusuai Sculpture.
The gem OF the sculpture collection
is Mr.. Daniel Chester French's "Berk-
shire Field stone" This In n piece of