Catalogue Permanent Collection

American

ADAM EM RY O ALBRIGHT . I Studied at the Art nstitute , Chicago ; Penn

sylvania Academy under Carl Marr, and at the

Academy Roland, Paris . He is a life member of the I ffi Art nstitute , Chicago , o cer in Chicago Academy i rt of Design , member Ch cago Society of A ists and n fellowship in Pen sylvania Academy . 1 T f . COUN RY CHILDREN . Gift of John Hof man

I . . CARROLL BECKW TH , N A 1852 Born in Hannibal , Mo . , . Entered Acad 1871 dm D . emy of esign , New York , A itted to the studio of Carolus - Duran in 1873 ; he studied also

under Yvon at the E cole des Beaux Arts . For a number of years he maintained a studio in Paris with

his fellow student , John S . Sargent . Was for eighteen years instructor at the New York A r t

League . Recipient of many honors in this country

and abroad . President of the National Free Art o League , member American Water C lor Society , Salmagundi Club and National Institute of Arts and Letters.

2 TH E C . . FAL ONER Gift of the Artist .

E E w A N A G ORG . . . . BELLOWS , u 1882 in Born , Col mbus , Ohio , . Represented

the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts , Phila

delphia . Second Hallgarten Prize , National Acad 1908 emy of Design , . ’ 3 BL A KW ELL I E E C S . t . . BR DG Gif of . D Libbey

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A N A D . . . J . . BLONDEL ,

1817 1877 was n New rk . Blondel, to , bor in Yo ai He studied painting under Wm . Page and att ned celebrity in p ortraiture before the War of th e Re bellion ;

C . . . TH E . 4 . S HOOL GIRL Gift of Mrs A M

Woolson .

GEORGE ELMER BROWNE . r Born at Glouceste , Massachusetts . Pupil of De Cam Benson , Tarbell , p and Major in Boston, and

- Re re of Lefebvre and Robert Fleury in Paris . p s sented in the Luxembourg, Pari . H E HITE I ll 5 T W . . CLOUD nsta ed in the

Maurice A . Scott Gallery by Florence

Scott Libbey .

CARLTON T . CHAPMAN, A . N . A . ' his rs Spent early yea in Toledo , studied at the

League and the Academy, New York and at Acad a emy Julian , Paris . Received silver med l Boston ’ 1 892 1893 a , medal Chicago World s Fair , Atlant 1 01 1895 9 . Exposition , Pan American Exposition He was a member of the International Jury of Awards h of at t e St . Louis Exposition ; is member of Society

American Artists , American Water Color Society, New York Water Color Club , Associate of National

Academy.

C AST 6 . . A RO KY CO

ELL EDWIN D . CONN . Nat1ve in the of New York State , studied ul B u au Academy J ian, Paris, under W . A . oug ere ,

- ul i n re Tony Robert Fleury and J c Dupre . He

ceive d n r s n 1897 . honorable mentio in the Pa i Salo , 7 TTLE . CA . P ERMANENT C OLLECTION OF PAINTINGS .

CHARLE S C . CURRAN, N . A .

1861 his Mr . Curran was born in and spent early rw hi years in No alk, O o . He has been awarded medals at the Atlanta Exposition , the Chicago ’ s - World Fair, the Pan American Exposition , and the 1904 St . Louis Exposition . In he won the Carnegie prize for the best figure composition at the exhibition 1905 of the Society of American Artists . In he was

awarded the first Corcoran prize at Washington .

E Ar . 8 TH . t . JUNGFRAU Gift of Study Club

9 TH E O . . . . SWIMMING PO L Gift of C S Ashley

R ELLIOTT DAINGE FIELD , N . A .

’ r V 1859 a . . Born Harper s Fer y , , Member of and Ne w the National Academy of Design, of the

York Municipal Art Society . Represented in the r In C . National Galle y , Washington , D . ; Brooklyn stitute of Arts and Sciences ; Metropolitan Museum

. v a an of Art , New York Awarded Sil er Med l , P 1901 American Exposition , Bu alo , ; Clarke Prize , 1902 National Academy of Design, .

10 M E UP . . STOR BR AKING Installed in the e Maurice A . Scott Gallery by Florenc

Scott Libbey .

WILDER M . DARLING .

hi inan Wilder Darling came from O o . After y r years of study in and Ge many, he settled in s Laren, Holland, devoting him elf to the painting of

the Dutch peasantry .

n T . . 11 THE . . POTA O PARER Gift of A B Tilli g

hast. PERMANENTC OLLECTION OF PAINTINGS .

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I . . THOMAS W LMER DEWING, N A

s ul s ari . Born at Bo ton . Pupil of J e Lefebvre , P s Member of the NationalpAcademy of Design The Ten American Painters ; National Society of Arts and al t and Letters ; Med s New York , Pit sburgh else

where .

1 T . in 2 . WRITING A LET ER Installed the

Maurice A . Scott Gallery by Florence

Scott Libbey .

PAUL DOUGHERTY , N . A . Y 1877: Born in Brooklyn , N . . , Member of the National Academy of Design and of the National In i st tute of Arts and Letters . Rep resented in the Na tional Gallery of Art and the Corcoran Gallery,

C . n Washington , D . ; Car egie Institute , ; Chicago Art Institute ; Brooklyn nstitute of Arts

and Sciences . 1 E r 3 . . MOONLIT COV Installed in the Mau ice F A . Scott Gallery by lorence Scott

Libbey .

BEN FOSTER , N . A . r 18 2 f t An a 5 . o Born No h son , M ine , Member o In the Nati nal Academy of Design . Represented

the Luxembourg, Paris ; Art Association , Montreal ; Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences ; Corcoran ll Gallery of Art and in the William T . Evans C o e c

C . tion , National Gallery of Art , Washington, D . ;

Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts , Philadelphia .

Bronze Medal , Columbian Exposition, Chicago , 1893 1895 l ; Second Prize , Cleveland, ; Bronze Meda . 1900 Exposition Universelle , Paris , ; Medal of the 1900 a second class , Carnegie Institute , ; Silver Med l ,

- ff 1901 Pan American , Bu alo , ; Webb Prize , Society s 1901 of American Artist , ; Silver Medal , Universal 1904 Exposition , Saint Louis , ; Carnegie Prize , Na tional 1906 Academy of Design , New York , . 14 . EARLY MOONLIGHT . Installed in the

Maurice A . Scott Gallery by Charlotte

Scott Chapin . 5 “ ‘ f - N A GILBERT GAUL, . .

Chicago

" a re Paris “ In f ro m Battery H Action , was a commission the ' u vo s Of r r t s rvi r Batte y H , Fi st Ohio Ligh Artillery, w hich w as reoruited a t the outbreak of the Civil War

in Toledo and vicinity. The picture was unveiled

! with appropriate ceremonies at Memorial Hall , To ' ’ b t mQM CKinl e ledo , Tuesday , March y y;

' - r .h 1bit a th o l S . Fa1r In th e io s ed t e 5Chicago W r d f . Oh

A. B In o 1859 b al orn Bost n , . Mem er of the Nation Academy of Design and Of The Ten American P ainte l s n Asso l at o ; Secession Society , Mu ich ; c e f ‘ P x- A r ri R r e t e ts I a S . e h Societe Nationale des Beau , p S n e d the e ns l a m F A rtS e t in P n yvani Acade y of ine ,

‘ ’ Philadelphia ; C incinnati Museum of A rt ; C orc oraii ns i W C . Gallery of Art , ashington , D . ; Carnegie I t Bu ” l tute ; Albright Art Gallery, alo , Bronze Meda 1889 Exposition Universelle , Paris , ; Gold Medal n 1892 fini Mu ich , ; Medal , Columbian Exposition , 1893 i cago , Webb Prize , Society of American Art sts , 1895 1898 ld ; Medal , Carnegie Institute , ; Temple Go i Medal , Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts , Ph la 1899 delphia ; Silver Medal , Exposition Universelle

1900 - n Paris ; Gold Medal , Pan American Expositio . ff 1901 s Bu alo , ; Gold Medal , Univer al Exposition , 1904 n Saint Louis , ; Clarke Prize , Natio al Academy 1905 1905 of Design , ; Medal Carnegie Institute , ; ‘ n Ame r ican Artists 19 0 6 Car egie Prize , Society of ,

and many other honors . 16 EA . SUMMER S . Installed in the Maurice A . i Scott Gallery by Florence Scott L bbey . 6 PERMANENT COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS .

WINSLOW HOMER, N . A . 1836 1910 to . . Born in Scarboro, Me Pupil of

the Nati onal Academy of Design and F . Rondel . Member of the National Academy of Design ; Amer ican Water Color Society ; National Society of Arts s i and Letters . Awards at Pari , Ph ladelphia , Pitts "

Eu . . burgh , alo , Charleston , St Louis and elsewhere One of the greatest of all American painters and re n d owne for his pictures of the sea and shore .

1 I 7 . . SUNLIGHT ON THE COAST nstalled in the

Maurice A . Scott Gallery by E dward

D . Libbey .

A N . GE ORGE INNESS , . 1825 1894 to . Born in Newburgh , N . Y . Pupil i noux for a Short time of Regis G g . Spent some time

studying in Europe . Elected an associate member of the National Academy in 1853 and National 1868 e Academician in . R presented in most of the um un muse s of this co try, one whole gallery being de

voted to his work in the Art Institute of Chicago .

18 P WE . AFTER A S RING SHO R . Installed in the

Maurice A . Scott Gallery by Florence

Scott Libbey .

ASTON KNIGHT . Aston Knight was born in Paris of American hi s parents , father being Ridgway Knight, the well

known artist . He studied under his father and also un der Jules Lefebvre and Tony Robert Fleury . He 1900 received Bronze Medal , Paris Exposition , ; Hon orabl e 1901 M Mention , Paris Salon , , Gold edal , Ex ll 1903 position Universe e de Reims , . His canvas , ” ri The Torrent , was awarded a medal in the Salo 19 of 05 .

19 THE of ffm . TORRENT . Gift John Ho an . PERMANENT COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS .

CARL MARR .

r 14 Born in Milwaukee , Wisconsin , Feb uary , 1858 t . Exhibi ed in New York , Philadelphia , Saint s hi Louis , New Orlean , C cago , Munich , Berlin , Ham

burg , Bremen , Dresden, Konigsberg , Budapest , Vi n en a, Venice , Madrid and Barcelona . Received ten gold medals ; honorable mention at academies in

! Munich , Berlin and Athens . Professor at Munich m Academy of Fine Arts . Represented in per anent M u collections at Munich Pinakothek , Metropolitan

seum of Fine Arts , National Gallery , Budapest , and

National Museum , Konigsberg .

20 . ns DUSK . I talled in the Maurice A . Scott

Gallery by Florence Scott Libbey .

M ANE cL . M . JEAN

Born in Chicago . Awarded First Prize , Inter of national League Paris ; two Bronze Medals St . 1904 s Louis Exposition , ; Burge s Prize , New York ’ 1909 Woman s Art Club , Mary Elling Prize , New

York Art Club ; Silver Medal , International Fine “ r Arts Exposition , Buenos Ay es . Her Girl in Gray ” in the Toledo Museum was awarded a medal

at the St . Louis Exposition . 21 . GIRL IN GRAY . Gift of the Artist .

HENRY MOSLER . The first American painter whose work was pur chased by the French government and hung in th e h nor . . c e d Luxembourg , Paris Mr Mosler was by the 18 0 Of French government by being made , in 9 , an ’ fic e r d A c ad e mie 1892 of France , and , in , Chevalier ’ Honn ur Legion d e .

22 T H E . D BISHARIN MINSTREL . Gift of E . .

Libbey . O PERMANENT COLLECTI N OF PAINTINGS .

GUSTAVE HENRY MOSLER . 1 5 1907 Am r 87 . to Son of Henry Mosler, an e i

r un . can painter . Bo n at M ich , Bavaria Studied t under hi s father and at the Ecole des Beaux Ar s , “ ” Paris , under Bonnat . De Profundis, his most as i notable canv , was first shown in the Par s Salon h 1901 w e h e was . of , it awarded a gold medal It was also awarded a medal at the Saint Louis Exp osi 1904 tion , . The picture , painted in Brittany , shows a pe asant pausing in his work afield in an attitude of n prayer . In the distance to the right , a fu eral is

seen passing along the country lane . It is the cus tom in Brittany on such an occasion to bare the head

and o er a prayer . 2 D 3 . E . PROFUNDIS Gift of Arthur J . Secor .

H EDMUND . OSTHAUS .

Osthaus was born at Hildesheim , , in 1858 . He studied at the Royal Academy , Dussel u His dorf , Germany , nder Christian Kroener . home is in Toledo and he was one of the incorporators of n the Toledo Museum of Art . He is o e of the fore s l most American painter of anima s .

24 E . AFI LD . Gift of E . D . Libbey .

N E A GOOD O . Gift of E . D . Libbey .

E S . THOS . HR WSBURY PARKHURST

Has hi mu Resides in Toledo . ex bited in the seums of i h di art in Cincinnat , Detroit , C icago , In an li a o s . an x . p , St Louis and in other import t e hibitions His work has been accepted by the National Acad s emy of Design , New York , and he frequently exhibit s with the Society of Western Artist . 2 V 6 . UP . RI ER Gift of S . D . Carr . 9 PERMANENT COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS .

ALICE CORSON PATTON . Studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine t u Ar s, then at the Art Leag e and the Chase School s Phil in New York for two year . Returning to adel To an c phia , she won the pp prize at the A ademy in 1903 hi 1 4 and the Cresson Traveling Scholars p in 90 .

The latter she held for three years, working in her

studio and having criticism by Besnard , Rupert C . P rin t e . Bunny, and several others

TH E I . 27 LADY W TH THE SHAWL . Gift of E . D

Libbey .

w N A HENRY , RANGER , . . 1858 Born in New York , . Member of the Na i t onal Academy of Design . Represented in the Cor

C . e coran Art Gallery , Washington , D . ; Carn gie th e Mu Institute , Pittsburgh , and in Metropolitan

seum of Fine Arts , New York . Bronze Medal , Ex 1900 position Universelle, Paris , ; Silver Medal , Pan r” 1901 American Exposition , Bu alo , ; Gold Medal , 1 2 90 . Charleston Exposition ,

2 . 8 . . LANDSCAPE Installed in the Maurice A

Scott Gallery by Florence Scott Libbey .

A N A FREDERICK REMINGTON , . . . t 1861 Pain er , sculptor , illustrator and author, 1 909 . . to . Born in Canton , N Y Member of the

National Academy of Design , New York , American

Institute , U . S . Cavalry Association . Painted r hi t g ap c representations of wes ern life .

29 . . INDIANS DISGUISED AS BUFFALOES In in r stalled the Maurice A . Scott Galle y

by Florence Scott Libbey .

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X ALE ANDER ROBINSON . H 1869 s . . at Born at Port mouth N , ; studied

Lowell School of Design , Boston ; Boston Museum of un Art , and Academie Julian , Paris , der Doucet and Constant ; member of the Societe International de A uartiste s q , Paris ; Societe des Arts and Lettres . Paris ; American Water Color Society ; United Arts

Club , London ; New York Water Color Club ; Labeur

Art Society, Brussels ; Royal Society, ; Sal ma undi g Club , New York ; Cercles Artistiques of

Bruges and Tournai .

30 . . INTERIOR OF A DUTCH CHURCH Gift of the ’ City Federation of Women s Clubs .

ISABEL ROSS .

31 TH E . SERENADERS . Gift of Mrs . Colston

W . Esty .

WARREN W . SHEPPARD .

Sheppard , besides being a painter, is a designer

of yachts and a practical sailor as well . That he understands the sea thoroughly is evinced in this

on M . study of e of its phases . r Sheppard illus

trates for the Rudder, and occasionally for the Cen ’ tury and Scribner s .

2 THE C EA 3 . S TRA KLESS . Lent by A . M .

Chesbrough .

EDOUARD J . STEICHEN . x Painter and photographer . E hibited in New hi Bos York , Pittsburgh , Washington , Philadelp a, nn rs ton, London , Paris, Vie a, St . Pete burg, The

Hague and Dresden . Print purchased by Belgian 1901 s m government , , for Brus els Museu of Fine 1 e 904 . Art ; rec ived Gold Medal at The Hague , 11 N PERMANENT COLLECTION OF PAI TINGS .

i i Member of the Amer can Art Association, Par s ; ’ ’ d Honneur l E rus Member of the Societe ort , B sels ;

- s the Linked Ring , London ; Photo Seces ion, New

York . 3 3 . C A ROSS MARSHES . Installed in the Maurice

A . Scott Gallery by Florence Scott

Libbey .

N A GEORGE GARDNER SYMONS , . . hi 1861 Born C cago , Ill . , . Member of the Na tional Academy of Design ; Society of Western A rt

ists - , Chicago ; Societe Nationale des Beaux Arts ,

Paris ; Royal Society of British Artists , London ;

N . ational Arts Club , New York Represented in the nn Metropolitan Museum of Art , New York ; Cinci ati h t Art Museum ; Corcoran Gallery of Art , Was ing on .

D . C . ; Art Institute of Chicago ; Brooklyn Institute

t . n of Ar s and Sciences Bro ze Medal , International r 1910 Fine A ts Exposition , Buenos Ayres , .

34 . . SNOW CLAD FIELDS IN MORNING LIGHT

Installed in the Maurice A . Scott Gal

lery by Florence Scott Libbey .

Born at Narragansett , Rhode Island, December 3 17 5 27 1828 n 5 . u , ; died Boston July , After some aided eff orts he received ins truction from Cosmo t ac Alexander , a Scotch por rait painter , whom he 1772 r c ompanied to Scotland in . He found a f iend

in Benjamin West , whose studio he entered as a

pupil , but soon became an assistant to his master . 17 85 In he set up a studio of his own in London ,

achieving marked popularity and financial success . 1788 was He visited Ireland in , where he received w ith great favor, and painted the portraits of many i distinguished persons . He returned to America n 1 92 7 .

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his S XVI Among itters in Europe were Louis , hi al . George III and George IV , w le Prince of W es

He also painted Alderman Boydell, John Kemble , a Sir Joshua Reynolds , Benjamin West and m ny dis

tingui sh e d artists . The six presidents of the United States who sat to him for their portraits were George hi t c e rson Was ng on , John Adams , Thomas J , James iI d a . Madison , James Monroe John Quincy Adams t S His por rait of Sir Ashley Cooper, the ixth in um Earl of Shaftesbury , the Toledo Muse , was 1799 hl ’ . C . S painted in Washington , D , in . Sir As ey grandfather was the Ashley Cooper who obtained

the grant of the State of South Carolina , which he

proposed to develop solely in his personal interest, r but for some reason failed to car y out his plans . The Ashley and Cooper Rivers in South Carolina

were named for him .

35 SIR . . ASHLEY COOPER Installed in the

Maurice A . Scott Gallery byFlorence

‘ Scott Libbey .

VE D N SVEND S N SO .

1864 r Born in Christiana , No way . Member

Chicago Society of Artists . Awards , Young Fort

nightly prize , Art Institute , Chicago ; honorable 1897 mention , Nashville Exposition ,

36 T H E IL . D M V LAGE STREET . Gift of Geo . e . P ixo o e tt .

ANNA L . THORNE .

h e i T artist , who resides in Toledo , stud ed at the u was a Art Leag e , New York, and in Europe , , and

member of the Wm . Chase Class in Holland . This

example was painted in Zaandam , Holland .

37 THE . MILL .

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A N . . , 1849 Born at Hartford, Conn . , . Pupil at the

- deS . Ecole Beaux Arts and of J de la Chevreuse ,

Daubigny and Guillemet in Paris . Member of the National Academy of Design and American Water ds Color Society . Awar , Gold Medal , American Art 1886 1887 Association , New York , , ; Hallgarten 1887 b Prize , National Academy of Design , ; Web 1889 s Prize , Society of American Artists , , Ell worth

1889 - Prize , Chicago , ; Palmer Prize , Inter State Ex a n position , Chicago ; first cl ss Gold Medal , Mu ich

International Exposition ; Gold Medal , Chicago Ex 1893 position , ; first prize , Nashville Centennial Ex 1897 In position ; first prize , Gold Medal , Carnegie stitute 1898 In , , Chronological Medal at Carnegie stitute 1901 , Pittsburgh , ; Gold Medal , Bu alo Ex 1901 position , ; Gold Medal Saint Louis Exposition , 1904 . 8 3 . . SPRING MORNING Installed in the Maurice

A . Scott Gallery by Florence Scott

Libbey .

L . E . VAN GORDER .

Resides in Toledo . Studied under Wm . M .

Chase and A . M . Turner, and in Paris at the Ecole

- des Beaux Arts . He spent five years working in Europe and was a frequent e xhibitor in the Paris

Salon . On his return he exhibited at the National ’ A cad e mv the Chicago World s Fair and in manv

other important exhibitions .

39 A x U . . QUAI FLEURS Gift of Toledo Tile

Club .

A N . . HORATIO WALKER ,

Born at Listowel , Canada . Member of the Na tional Academy of Design and American Water

c . n Color So iety Awards , Evans prize , America 1888 Water Color Society, ; Gold Medal , competitive 14 PERMANENT COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS .

m ll exhibition , A erican Art Ga eries ; Medal , Paris 1889 i 1893 Exposition , Medal , Ch cago Exposition , ; 1900 exhibited Paris Exposition , .

4 TH E T . I 0 . WOOD CUT ER nstalled in the

Maurice A . Scott Gallery by Florence

Scott Libbey .

A A J . . N . . FREDERICK WAUGH , 18 1 6 . a . Born Resides at Montcl ir, N . J Asso

s . ciate of the National Academy of De ign, New York

Represented in the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool ;

Durban Municipal Art Gallery, Natal , ; a Evans Collection, National Gallery, W shington ,

C . r D . ; Hea n Collection , Metropolitan Museum, New York ; Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Letters ; Mont

. clair Art Museum Clarke Prize , National Academy 1910 of Design , ; Gold Medal , International Fine A 1910 Arts Exposition , Buenos yres , .

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M R A BENJA IN WE ST , . . 17 8 Born in 3 . He began to draw when seven years old and took his first lessons in preparing c colors from the Indians . After brief instru tion

from a painter named Williams , he set up , when ol d i i eighteen years , in Philadelph a as a portra t painter ; thence removed to New York and in 1760 1763 went to , where he remained until , when 1769 1801 he settled in London . From to all his c mm o issions were from George III , who made him o hi s historical painter . West was one of the f unders a 1792 of the Roy l Academy, and in succeeded Sir

Joshua Reynolds as its president . I ll 2 TH E . 4 . HERO RETURNED nsta ed in the r Mau ice A . Scott Gallery by Florence

Scott Libbey . 1 5 NT PERMANENT COLLECTION OF PAI INGS .

S . JE SSIE WEST .

hi o te T s water c lor, pain d in rural France , was Shown in the New York Water Color Club exhibit 1905 o in . Miss West, who is a T ledo artist , was a ’ u pupil at the Art Students Leag e , New York , and A c ademic Del e cluse 1895 at the , Paris , where , in , she received first mention and the award of Puvis de

Chavannes . Miss West exhibited in the Paris Salon 1895 1900 of and in the Paris Exposition of .

43 . WHERE POPPIES BLOOM .

ALMON C . WHITING . h Almon C . W iting , pupil of Whistler, Constant , ul i th e Laurens , at the Academy J ian ; stud ed at ' ux - and at Ecole des Bea Arts under Jerome , the D l l m c us . e e e Academy under Lher itte and Cazin . Mr Whiting was the first director of th e Toledo Museum

of Art . 44 . NOTRE DAME, PARIS .

England

E WALTER GR AVES . Walter and Henry Greaves were pupils and 1863 close companions of Whistler as far back as . The father of the Greaves boys was a boat builder in

Chelsea . He had rowed Turner about on the river

as his two sons were later to row Whistler . The Greaves boys idolized their master and apparently had but little thought of themselves and their own l se talents . Walter Greaves has lived quietly a l the I 1911 years in Chelsea in comparative obscurity . n , a e x when he was seventy years of g , an e hibition of 16

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hi c r of Parliament . Two of s pi tu es are in the a “ N a at his tion l Gallery London , and Scenes from ” Midas was in the private collection of Queen Vic h . ds toria After the deat of Sir Edwin Lan eer, he was ofie re d the presidency of the Royal Academy r and also a knighthood , both of which hono s he re

fuse d .

47 TH E R . STANDARD BEARE . Gift of Carlton

T . Chapman .

France

’ A T GEORGE S D ESPA GN .

‘ 18 70 . Born at Melun , near Paris , France , in One of the foremost of the modern French Impres i nis s s o t .

D EVAN U . 48 . L O

NILS FORSBERG Son of the e minent wedish painter of the same S “

S as . re name . The son igns his canv ses Nils He ce ive d honorable mention in the Paris Sal on of 1907 “ ” hi s t - m on pain ing, Potier a Saint A and , and was

awarded a medal the following year .

4 - 9 . . POTIER A SAINT AMAND

N JULE S GRU . a 1895 Honorable mention , Paris S lon , , a Gold s 1897 Medal , third cla s , in and a Gold Medal , sec ” s 1903 lf m ond clas , in . His E et de Lu iere was 19 one of the popul ar pictures in t h e Salon of 07 . 0 5 . . . EFFET DE LUMIERE Gift of F . B Shoe

maker .

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M . J . IWILL . 1850 Born at Paris, . He discarded his legal

name of M . J . Clavel and adopted his pseudonym ,

Iwill . He had been destined by his father to enter a

legal career, but rebelled, feeling that his whole

heart was for Art . When he exhibited his first can S vas he proudly igned it with the two English words , “

I Will , which afterwards became one word and his 18 4 . 8 signature Awards , honorable mention , Salon , ; 1889 Gold Medal , Exposition Universelle , Paris ,

Medal of Honor, Exposition Universelle , at Lyons , ” ’ ic r France . Was made an O e of the French Acad ° ° 1889 O c e r and emy in , of Public Instruction o 1894 Chevalier of the Legion of H nor in , also e many other medals and honors . Repr sented in the

- five Luxembourg by three pictures , and in twenty other museums in France ; In Boston Museum of

Fine Arts and in many other museums .

5 1 L A BORES A . C C . , VENI E . Gift of Charles L

Borgmeyer .

ADOLPHE JGURDAN . 1825 i m N e s . to Born in , France Genre 1864 1 86 . 1 6 869 . painter Medals , Paris Salon , , and His “ Le Premier Pas ” ! The First Step ) was ex hibi e d 1881 t in the Salon of .

2 TH E I 5 . F RST STEP . Gift of Wm . Hardee .

SAINTIN FRANCOIS JOZAN . A popular French painter of the middl e of the “ ” last century . The Bountiful Seas on was Shown 185 5 at the Paris Salon of .

53 TH E . BOUNTIFUL SEASON . Gift of Aaron

Chesbrough .

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GUSTAVE LOISEAU . 1865 . un Born in Paris , One of the yo ger mem

bers of the modern French Impressionists .

54 TH E . BANKS OF THE EURE . Gift of Geo .

- Durand Ruel .

HENRY MORET . 185 6 Born at Cherbourg , France , . He is one of the foremost members of the modern French school “ of Impressionists . His painting, Seaweed Gath ” e re rs S , hows peasants gathering seaweed at Tre

vignon in Brittany . It is gathered into long piles

and sold to the farmers for fertilizing purposes .

5 5 Du . SEAWEED GATHERERS . Gift of Geo .

- 1 rand Rue . .

FRANCOIS RIVOIRE .

Born at Lyons , France . Pupil of Jean Reignier . His studies of ! owers in water colors were yearly 1865 1890 “ hun g in the Paris Salon from to . Roses ” 1882 e t Fl ox was in the Salon of .

FL x 5 6 o . . ROSES ET

V LL N ANTOINE O O . 1833 1900 to . Born at Lyons , France ; pupil of

the Lyons Academy and of Ribot . He went to Paris 1864 and made his debut at the Salon of . His sub 1865 e cts . a j were mostly still life Awarded med ls , , 1868 1869 1878 1870 , ; first class , ; Legion of Honor , ;

ffi 1878 - 1897 O cer, ; member of the Beaux Arts , . Rep in resented the Luxembourg, Paris , the Metropoli m mu tan Museu , New York , and other important

scums .

5 7 . . FRUIT AND FLOWERS 20 T P ERMANENT COLLECTION OF PAIN INGS .

Holland

J . H . S . KEVER .

1854 r iv s Born in Holland in . Studied at G e e

studio . He is an important representative of the t modern Dutch school . Many of his subjec s are taken from the life of the quaint town of Laren in

northern Holland . 5 8 . SISTERS .

EVART PIETERS . 1856 Born in Holland in . A representative member of the modern Dutch school of genre paint “ ”

of . ers . In the Month of May is one his largest

and most Important canvasses .

M AY 9 IN . 5 . THE MONTH OF Gift of Edward

D . Libbey .

TEEL INK WILM S . A prominent Dutch painter of sheep and land “ ” In as was s i scape . His Sheep P ture the fir t pa nt s ing owned by the Toledo Mu eum of Art .

” fi Gra . 60 . . SHEEP IN PASTURE Gift of M

Acklin .

B NIN OU .

s. Member of the St . Petersburg Society of Artist

1 THE E . . . s 6 . HARV STERS Gift of A M Che E C CT O T N P RMANENT OLLE I N OF PAIN I GS .

E EEFF I NY . VAN A . DJ

I ts Rus Member of the mperial Academy of Ar , ‘ is s n sia . H dramatic canva , Laying the Foundatio in S of the Kreml , was awarded a ilver medal at the

St . Louis Exposition .

62 T T T M . . LAYING HE FOUNDA ION OF HE KRE LIN

Gift of A . M . Chesbrough .

CARL N . KAHL .

s Member of the Imperial Academy of Art , St .

Petersburg , Russia . His two paintings in the Toledo Museum of Art were shown in the Russian section Th . e of the St . Louis Exposition End of a Summer ” Day was awarded a silver medal .

63 THE OL D dn . MILL . Gift of We esday Art

History Club .

64 EN D M M DAY . OF A SU ER . Gift of Robinson

Locke .

A K UDRIAVTSEFF . O . A .

Member of the New Society of Artists of St

Petersburg , - Russia . His canvas , The Fishermen ,

‘ was hung in the Russian section of the St . Louis

Exposition .

65 TH E . . FISHERMEN Gift of A . M . Ches

brough .

BENJAMIN N . POPOFF . I Member of the mperial Academy of Arts . His “ ” was painting , The Weaver, awarded a Bronze

Medal at the St . Louis Exposition .

6 TH E V 6 . WEA ER . Gift of Harry E . King . 2 2 PERMANENT COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS .

HMAROFF SC . PAVEL D .

t St . Member of the Imperial Academy of Ar s , “ ” e was Petersburg, Russia . His Lady in Carriag

awarded a Gold Medal at the St . Louis Exposition . ll The picture , which is most interesting technica y, Shows a lady in black driving in a Victoria on the

crowded boulevard . It is the impression of a second, ul the wink of an eye . The swish of the bo evard is w indicated s if tly, but surely, with a few strokes of

the brush . Christian Brinton , the eminent critic , in ’ an article in the Booklover s Magazine , writes of ’ hm roff ! Sc a s brilliant , uent handling and exquisite “ ” r melting tonality . In his Lady in Car iage , says “ r the writer , the artist enters the ultra mode n and

modish sphere of existence with equal felicity . His work reveals the easy mastery of our latter day apostles of Velasquez without the least sacrifice of ! ” Slavic avor .

67 ' C . . LADY IN ARRIAGE . Gift of A M . Ches

S . M . SEIDENBERG .

Member of the Imperial Academy of Arts , St . “

R . Petersburg , ussia His painting , The Plowers , wn was sho at the St . Louis Exposition under the “ li k ” a Ga ts . title , Episode in the Reign of Rom n y

The Prince of Red Russia, returning from a suc c e ssf ul campaign against Lithuania, brought home s an enormous number of Lithuanian pri oners , whom

he caused to be treated like cattle , yoking them to r crude wooden plows . The picture shows th ee men

’ a and a wom n , driven afield like beasts , hitched with as shackled hands and feet to the plow , or ralo , it

was called . Christian Brinton , writing of this paint in ’ 1906 ing the Booklovers Magazine for February, , : says For strength of handling, coupled with a moving sense of nature and a profound appreciation e ”it of dumb agony and forb arance , it would be di ’ ” to excel Seidenberg s canvas .

68 THE . PLOWERS . Gift of Albion E . Lang . N PERMANENT COLLECTION OF PAI TINGS .

VERESTCHAGIN V . P . .

Member of the Imperial Academy of Arts , Rus “ ”

. n sia His painting, The Golden Cloud , was show

in the Russian section at the St . Louis Exposition . It illustrates a passage in the poem entitled “ The Clifi s L e rmonto , by the Rus ian poet, A cloud h as a rested on the mount in top during the night , and ! now, bathed in the gold of the morning sun , it oats

gently away, leaving the mountain sad and dejected .

9 TH E 6 . . . GOLDEN CLOUD . Gift of A M Ches

brough .

I . A . VELTZ .

Member of the St . Petersburg Society of Artists . One of the Russian painters represented in the Rus

sian section of the St . Louis Exposition .

70 DNEIP ER . . VALLEY OF THE . Gift of A . M

Chesbrough .

Germany

L ENBA H FRANZ C . 1836 Born at Schrobenhausen , Bavaria, . Pupil

of Munich Academy . Member of Berlin Academy . 1867 1879 Medals , Paris Salon, ; Munich , ; Vienna , 1 r 1 69 882 . 8 Spanish O der of St Charles , . His por traits of Bismark and Moltke are in the National Gal of lery , Berlin . Painted Wagner, Liszt , Emperors

Germany and Austria and many other notables .

1 I MRS . . 7 . . . PORTRA T OF H . Lent by Rev R D

Hollington . 2 4

Exhibition of Paintings of the Grand

Canyon of Arizona by a Group

of Contemporary American

Pal nte rs

Thirty - eight years ago Thomas Moran first saw th e Grand Canyon of Ari zona after a hazardous overland march from Salt Lake City In c ompany with a little band of horsemen . In their weary march both man and “ beast e ndured hardships and su ering with dogged

b e c amé o r patience which c urage as their pe ils incre ased .

’" Nor was th ere any cli rising agains t the sky or other landmark to warn them that th e end of their trail was “ near . No hint of the hidde n beauty or grandeur of the s h Canyon ro e above the rim , when suddenly, bathed in t e un n s set light , there lay before them a scene of such u t reality , of such surpassing beauty , hat they seemed at ” as a a ! M rs l t to stand f ce to f ce with God and Eternity . . W r te e . Ge o ge . S v ns

- 1910 Thirty seven years later , in November , , Moran was again to visit the Grand Canyon of Arizona under ”” f r di r n a e e t circumstances . This time he accompanied

- a s c s a group of well known Americ n arti ts , on isting of Elliott ain e rfie ld a De W i D g ,F . Ball rd Williams tt Par

t s s a e shall and Edward Pot ha t . Their purpo e was to pl c on canvas their individual impressions of this wonderful work of nature . The present exhibition is the result of s this trip , which should prove hi toric . In addition to the work of the artists named , there have been added ex amples by other well - known artists who also know th e

! Rit Canyon namely , J . H . Sharp , W . R . Leigh , Wm . r r M ord . e c C . schell , George Inness , J , and Geo g 26 Paintings of the Grand Canyon

Catalogue

L DAINGERFIELD , EL IOTT , N . A . 74 i . A h . tc s on TWIN CATHEDRAL Lent by the , To

peka Santa Fe Railway .

75 TH E . LIFTING VEIL .

DREssLER MENZL ER , BERTHA

V SIL ERY MISTS, GRAND CANYON .

INNEss R N A J . . , GEORGE , ,

77 . GRAND VIEW, GRAND CANYON .

Lent by Mr . Wm . H . Simpson, Chicago .

M D E R E A c C OR G O G . . , , N A 8 N 7 . l . P aste . AFTER THE STORM , GRAND CANYO

N A MORAN , THOMAS , . .

T H E N TITAN OF CHASMS, GRAND CA YON .

GRAND CANYON .

. c . Lent by Mr S . C . Scotten , Chi ago

M Al M r . w Lent by Chas . lis , il aukee .

‘ A A . N . PARSHALL , DEWITT , .

82 I . L FTING CLOUDS .

B 84 S . . A YSS OF SHADOW D Y PAINTINGS OF GRAN CAN ON .

H A N A POTTHAST , EDWARD . , . . .

85 N IM N . O THE R OF THE GRAND CA YON . 86 . BRIGHT ANGEL , GRAND CANYON . Lent by Atchson , Topeka Santa Fe Railway . 87 P . DEE ENING SHADOWS .

IT HEL L W R S M . C . . , , A N A

88 TH E . HOUR OF MYSTERY .

’ 89 R . NEAR O NEILL POINT, G AND CANYON . H J . . SHARP ,

9 TH E E 0 . . CANYON FROM GRAND VI W 9 12 BRIGHT ANGEL CREEK, GRAND CANYON,

N A F . WILLIAMS , . BALLARD , .

GRAND VIEW, GRAND CANYON .

IE n Atch son MORNING, GRAND V W . Le t by the ,

28 Exhibition of Paintings of Homes

of the Me n of l 830

The Barbizon Sc hool

By Alexis Jean Foumie r

. n . Alexis Jean Fournier ; born St Paul , Min Studied in Julian School with Jean Paul Laurens s and Benjamin Con tant in Paris . Member Ameri s rn can Art Association , Paris , and Society of We te r Artists . Founder Minneapolis Art League: Rep e sented in permanent collections : Minneap oli s Society

of Fine Arts , St . Paul Public Library , Roycroft Art as s Gallery , Vanderbilt University , N hville , Tenne e see , Minneapolis Club , Albright Gallery, K nwood and Club , Chicago , Illinois, in many private col

lections .

’ 95 T H E C BURN ER HUT . CHAR OAL s .

u - First Cottage of Da bigny, at Auvers sur

Oise , France .

9 6 TH E DIAz . HOME OF NARCISSE VIRGILE .

At Barbizon , France .

97 T H E I E . HOME OF CAM LL COROT . ’ d Avra At Ville y , France .

98 TH E Tw C . o STUDIOS OF FRAN OIS DAUBIGNY

- - an . At Auvers sur Oise , Fr ce

’ 99 IN M . ILLET S COUNTRY n At Barbizo , France .

100 T H E or P . HOME JULES DU RE ’ l Isl e A o se At dam , France ! al ng the Oi ) 2 9 A X J ‘ LE IS EAN FOURNIER .

THE HOME OF CHARLES JACQUE

an . At Barbizon , Fr ce

102 TH E H M E . O OF HONORE DAUMIER

At Valmondois, France .

TH E HOME OF THEODORE ROUSSEAU A a an Barbizon, Fr ce .

TH E STUDIO OF FRANCOIS MILLET

TH E BIRTHPLACE OF FRANCOIS MILLET m i c or and e . At Gru hy , N

E C ON THE RIV R OISE, FRAN E ’ Dail bi n s a o n g y housebo t in foregr u d .

’ 107 T IL . ENTRANCE o FRANCOIS M LET S STUDIO

At Barbizon , France ! door from the

RUE DAUBIGNY

I n - - Auvers sur Oise,France . T H E HOME OF JEAN CHARLES GAZIN

t - - M e r At Ou ro sur , near Boulogne .

TH E PERE GANNES IN N

a . At Barbizon , Fr nce 111 ’ . VIEW FROM DUPRE S WINDOW .

’ I Ae N C s COUNTRY .

T H E A HOME OF LOUIS B RYE .

’ DAUBIGNY s NEIGHBORS .

3 0 m m M Q 1 5 !

Catalogue of an Exhibition by

Members of the American

Soc iety of illustrators

A rrange d by the Ame ric an Fe de ration of Arts

in to D as C . W h . g n,

X ALE ANDER , JOHN W . 1 R . D AWING OF WALT WHITMAN .

ARTHURS , STANLEY M . 2 Y LE E . LIGHT HORSE HARR . TH E INDIAN ATTACK . 119 TH E CAGE .

ASHE , EDMUND M . TH E SEAMSTRESS . 5 . A BURLESQUE QUEEN .

AYLWARD , W . J . 6 HER . FINAL PORT . 7 . SINGAPORE WHARF . H 8 . . CHINESE S IP YARD

BAILEY , VERNON HOWE

9 ! AIX L A - . A HILL STREET CHAPPELLE .

1 ED E ! 0 R . . LION PASSAG LONDON 11 . LOWER BROADWAY . 12 TH E . BRIDGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION .

BEARD , DAN C . “ 1 T 3 I . . GO

BE CKER , ARTHUR E .

15 TH E . . AMERICAN GIRL ABROAD

BENDA , W . T .

16 . . RUSTIC DANCE

1 ! E 7 WORKS HUDSON RIV R . E E B EN CK R . , GERRIT A “ 1 TH E 8 . ROUGHNECK . ‘ “

19 . . . LAYING THE KEEL OF THE U . S S FLORIDA . AMERICAN ILLUSTRATORS .

BIRCH , R . B . ' 20 AL . B L YPER MONARCH OF O.

21 A L D- . N O FASHIONED SLEIGH . 22 IN . G THEIR RIDES TO ETHER .

BLUMENS CHEIN ,

LOVE OF LIFE .

BOOTH , FRANKLIN 24 R N EVA . BELLS OF o C Ux NEW L ENG AND VALLEY . ANCESTRAL DAYS OUR ISLE OF DREAMS . R RESU GAM . 29 TH E . PINE . 30 T H E D . OWNS . T H E TIGER .

HOUSE OF RIMMON .

BOOTH , HANSON 3 T H 3 . E JEALOUS WIFE . “ ILLUSTRATION FOR T H E L ONG T H E VILLAGE STREET .

BRANSON , PAUL 36 . POLAR BEARS . 37 PORTRAIT STUDY . B REHM , GE ORGE

‘

38 . ILLUSTRATION .

9 Hi 3 . s FIRST SQUIRREL .

BROWN , ARTHUR W . 40 . ILLUSTRATION .

BROWN , HOWARD V . 41 ’ . VISITORS GALLERY ! SENATE CHAMBER) CADY, HARRISON

42 . . WHILE THE KETTLE BOILS .

CARLETON , CLIFFORD 43 . UNWELCOME CALLER .

CASSEL , JOHN

44 . INDOLENCE . 45 T H E . EDUCATED COON . H F S H R . C U C ,

46 t : UR . Ske ch O ARTIST .

CLARK , W . A . ’ 47 OT WE VE G A GREAT STORY .

3 2

AMERICAN ILLUSTRATORS ..

P GOODWIN, PHILI R . 74 C . VA ATION DAYS . 5 “ 7 . T AI EVENING ON HE PL NS . GRANT G RD N , O O “ ’ 76 TH E HER . TIME OF LIFE .

77 ALONG THE WHARF .

GUERIN, JULES 78 A N . ITALIAN FOUNTAIN .

7 9 . ILLUSTRATION FOR A MODERN FAIRY . 80 TH ” . ILLUSTRATION FOR E STATUTE .

HARDING, GEORGE 81 DAY C . BUSY AT THE DO KS .

HEATH , HOWARD 82 . ILLUSTRATION . L EJAREN HILLER , “ 8 T 3 IS . . TIDE OU 84 I . SPR NG . 85 TH E C . DAN ERS . 86 TH E C . GOLDEN FLEE E . 8 F 7 . AN D ATHER TIME LIFE . 88 . DREAMING . 89 . YAME . 90 TH E . DURBAR . 9 1 E D CORATIVE PANEL .

HITCHCOCK, L . W . 92 . ILLUSTRATION . 93 A . ILLUSTR TION .

HORTER, EARL 94 . MADISON SQUARE . 95 . TRINITY CHURCH . DE IVANOW SKI , SIGISMUND ane w -w

JACKSON , JOHN EDWIN 97 BROADWAY .

JACOBS , W . L . 98 . PRIDE OF THE VILLAGE .

JUSTICE , MARTIN 99 . COVER DESIGN . 100 . ILLUSTRATION . AMERICAN ILLUSTRATORS .

KELLER , ARTHUR I .

1 T - 10 H E . . FORTUNE TELLER 1 2 E CAL 0 S . . AMAT UR THEATRI 103 . CHOOSING THE LEADING LADY . ’ 104 THE . BLACKSMITH S PORTRAIT .

KIMBALL , ALONZO 1 05 . . ILLUSTRATION 1 0 6 . HEAD OF A GIRL .

KING , W . B . 107 ILLUSTRATION .

LINSON , CORWIN K . 108 . ANGELS AND SHEPHERDS . I LOEB , LOU S “ 109 W H Y . PERHAPS THAT Is I LIKE 110 VIA . CRUCIS .

M is y. MCCARTER , HENRY 1 18 TH E F R . LUST O GOLD .

MCCORMICK , HOWARD 120 . INCA CEREMONY . M CCUTCHEON, J . P . 121 T H E . P AMERICAN INVASION OF EURO E .

B u MASTERS F . 122 IT M I . . SEEMED TO LEAP UPON H

123 - . DOUBLE HEADER FOR THE SPECIAL . 124 TH E . TOWN PUMP .

125 T H E . STUDIO . 12 H N A 6 . L T R SAROLTA AND O .

M R AQL L IS O . U , F

1 28 . . LOADING A STEAMER

MORGAN , WALLACE 129 BY . SUMMER SEAS . 130 . ILLUSTRATION .

NELSON , G . PATRICK 131 . ILLUSTRATION .

OGDEN, H . A . 132 W AY . HESSIANS ON THE TO TRENTON . P P ER F O . , _ 133 A S . LONG As THE WORLD GOES ROUND . AMERICAN ILLUSTRATORS .

X E PARRISH , MA FI LD 1 34 C . FI TION . PEIXOTTO , ERNEST 135 AL . CHARTRES CATHEDR . 136 . P PULPIT , PALATINE CHA EL AT PALERMO .

PETERS , C . T . 137 . PEER GYNT .

PFEIFFER , HERMANN 138 . KNIGHTS OF BRANDENBURGH . 139 . MOTHER .

POTTER , H . S . 140 TH E . INCREASED COST OF. LIVING .

POUCHER , EDWARD 141 . COVER DESIGN . PRE STON MAY WILSON 142 SH E . FELL FLAT IN A FAINT . 143 UT FF . C O IN PARIS . 144 UT FF . C O IN PARIS .

RALEIGH , HENRY 145 . ILLUSTRATION . 146 . ILLUSTRATION . 147 ILLUSTRATION .

RANSOM , FLETCHER C . 148 K . SNYDER COUNTY GOLD STRI E . B ROBINSON , OARDMAN 149 VE . CHESS IN SECOND A NUE . 150 . CHATHAM SQUARE . 15 1 B . EER .

ROBINSON, DAVID 152 TH E . ILLUSTRATION FOR OCTOPUS . 15 3 T H E . ILLUSTRATION FOR OCTOPUS . ” 154 HIS . ILLUSTRATION FOR PUPIL . R ENM EYER OS . . , B J 15 5 . ALICE IN WONDERLAND . 15 6 . CHILD STUDIES . HABEL ITZ S C . . , E F 15 7 TH E . SKETCH . R SCHOONOVE , F RANK E . 1 8 TH E 5 . EDGE OF THE WILDERNESS . 15 9 AP EROCI N . O .

SHAFER, L . A .

160 M ID- . OCEAN . 3 6 AMERICAN ILLUSTRATORS .

SHAVER, J . R . “ ” 161 AL ! . HELLO, CENTR

162 TH E . . TEMPTATION

SLUITER , WILLY

163 . . VOLENDAM FISHERMAN

164 C . . CARNIVAL, MUNI H AL A C 165 B . . P RE, MUNI H

1 ST . Z 66 . . CURLING, MORIT T M R Tz S I . 167 . O . BANDY, T H 1 68 E . . PROFESSOR W IL oox SMITH , JESSIE

SNAPP , FRANK 1 “ 70 . CUPID IN MANHATTAN .

SQUIRES , C . CLYDE ’ 171 T OL D . o BACK THE SCHOOLHOUSE .

STEELE , FREDERICK DORR “ 172 N ’ . ILLUSTRATIONS FOR KIPLI G S TREE OF ” JUSTICE . ’ “ 173 R P . ILLUST ATIONS FOR KI LING S BROTHER ” SQUARE TOES . STERNER AL BERT ,

174 . . ILLUSTRATION FOR LITTLE NELL ’ “ ’ 1 5 A MR S s C 7 . ILLUSTR TION FOR . WARD FENWI K S E STEVENS , . D . 176 N . A MISU DERSTANDING .

STEVENS , W . D . 177 TH E . VAGRANT .

SULLIVANT , T . S . M R 17 8 S . . NOAH AND THE MICE . 1 79 . A JUNGLE JOKE .

TAYLOR , F . WALTER ’ 1 EN D L 80 . LAND S , CORNWA L . 181 . CORNISH COAST . THUL STRUP DE , T . 1 2 8 . . A STUDY

TOWNSEND , HARRY

184 TH E C . BLACK PAT H .

3 7 . AMERICAN ILLUSTRATORS .

TREIDLER , ADOLPH 185 AN . ARRANGEMENT . 186 . ALICE .

VAN DRE SSER , WILLIAM ’

187 IE s . . ILLUSTRATION FOR MINN BISHOP 188 T HE P EL I D . G S PROFITS OF THE O .

L . WA KER , WILLIAM H 189 . CARTOON .

WATSON; HENRY S . ’ 190 Z . LA Y MAN S PADDLING .

191 TH E Y IT . . JO OF

WENZELL , A . B . 192 . ILLUSTRATION .

WHITEHEAD , WALTER 193 L D . O MISS HOPKINS .

WIDNEY , J . C . 194 “ ! ” . RAIN, BY GEORGE ILDHA K W C . . , R J 195 . BOOK JACKET . 196 . BOOK POSTER .

WILLIAMS , J . A . 197 ‘ . JOHN FLINT , DEPUTY CHIEF . “ 198 TH E Y . ILLUSTRATION FOR OTHER BO . “ 199 ! H Y E . . ILLUSTRATION W W LIVE TOGETHER

WILLIAMS , J . SCOTT

200 TH E - IN N . PETTING BIRD FAIR .

201 TH E - I IN N . PETTING B RD FAIR . 202 . ILLUSTRATION .

WOODWARD , J . D . 203 H le t . BROOK AVEN RIVER, LONG ISLAND .

WRIGHT , GE ORGE 204 T H E BI UN G . . G 205 . PLACE DE LA CONCORDE , PARIS .

YOHN , F . C . 206 C . ILLUSTRATIONS FOR REBE CA OF SUNNYBROOK ” FARM .

YOUNG , ARTHUR “ ” 207 SO ! . THERE s Most of these drawings are for ale . For prices inquire

at the desk . o c n son r n e Paul Tr ubetzkoy, se o d of P i c e and n e d a o e z w as Pierr Pri c ss A Tr ub t koy, in a Fe a 16 at n born It ly bru ry , I tra , F h e an e e L ago Maggiore . r om a child m if st d a s n nc na n a n and tro g i li tio for. _ dr wi g model n H o w e on e an al i . g e was , h ver , ly r luct tly

ow e to u ar t f or his a e e -ld l d st dy , f th r , whose e st son h ad ec e to v o e , Pierre; d id d de t himself to n h ad ann f or e c n son a painti g, pl ed his s o d milita ry c a re e r . n He He began thestudy of art in Mila . w a s at first div ide d be twe e n p ainting and u e f or a e th e sculpt r , whil studying with n e R anz oni but fi a e c n to a o pai t r , , n lly d idi g d pt sculpture as his medium . Princ e T r Oub etzk oy h as be en a Che v alier ’ d e la e on d Honne UI nc 1990 and L gi si e , is ” n r H w on th e nd x ow O oe . e G r ra Pri , Paris

“ 1900 n h e w a s a o no , whe ls ho red by the ’ S a e r ch a e of e v e a w o nc u n t t s pu s s r l rks , i l di g o o on o e c f or uxe the T lst y h rs ba k, the L m

‘ b ourg: ‘ He h as also won gold me dals in R o e e e n B e n and e e e e and m , Dr sd , rli , ls wh r , e e nte in u e u of R o Ve n c e is r pres d m s ms me , i ,

e z B e n an e e n M o c w S . L ip ig, rli , Mil , Dr sd , s o , t ” e r a S an F anc c and e Pet sburg, P ris , r is o oth r n H a e of th e imp orta t citie s . e is me mb r

S oc e e Na ona d e s Be aux - A th e i t ti le rts , S o e e Nou e e th e S oc du S n ci t v ll , iete alo ’ d Automne in a and n c P ris , the Dresden Mu i h S e c ession S ocie tie s and the Inte rnatonial S o cie t S cu o s a nt and Gr v y of lpt r , P i ers , a ers of n n L o do .

3 9 Exhibition of Sculpture

Prince Paul Troubetzkoy

Catalo gue

Model for monument of the Emperor A x C R 1881 le ander III ! zar of ussia , to 1894 Zn mi n k a e s aia St . } Place , Petersburg,

ded icated June 1909 .

Model f or m onument of the Empero r A e x C R 1855 l ander II ! zar of ussia , to who from 1858 to 1861 emancipated

000 serfs . ” 9 Model for monument of Dante . 9 The Gra nd Duchess Serge . h 9 The Grand Duke Andre Vl adimir ovic .

3 7 9 C ount Witte .

1 5 Prince Dobro .

0 P ul 9 Grand Duke a .

9 n v a S . 5 The pai ter Gio nni egantini R Mr . Thomas yan . R 11 . . . Mr Thomas yan with dog

2 n 1 . The Pri cess Gagarin .

4 0

P E B ZK Y RINC PAUL TROU ET O .

B r 36 . s a a insk The Princes t y .

M r s r . Hunte .

: Mr . Morrell

D octor Pozzi .

40 n ni i A to e tt . . Signor

s Young woman eated on a bench . 42 . S S v ignore Ginio a arese . i k e . v r Danseuse ! Mll S s y) .

Hindoo dancer .

4 S . 5 . panish dancer 4 6 . Young woman knitting .

n Mother a d daughter .

t -t o n 48 . Portrai bus of a young w ma

Head of a young boy .

0 t wi . 5 . Mo her seated th child

. H W . 5 1 . Mrs arry Payne hitney

2 s U e. 5 . Mon ieur nzu

R . F . v 5 3 . rank D oose elt

4 A e . 5 . thl te

55 . Young woman feeding dog .

56 . Mother and child .

57 . Little girl with bear .

8 . 5 . Little girl with dog lying down

o . 59 . M del resting C B T Z K Y. PRIN E PAUL TROU E O .

6 0 . e Young girl , nude , seat d .

6 n 1 . t Li tle girl kneeli g with dog.

62 a . Cow with he d turne d back.

Setter . 64 B . Camel with edouin .

Ghouls . 66 . a S Little girl st nding with amoyed dog . 6 8 . a n n S moye d dog lyi g dow .

n Greyhound lyi g down .

0 R nd v 7 . ussian sledge a dri er .

1 n f 7 . Mare a d oal . 2 A 7 . thoroughbred .

Samoyed dog lying down . 5 7 . S and amoyed with dogs reindeer . d 6 . n 7 Cow a calf .

W olf lying down .

Young wolf .

x A bo er .

0 E r1 8 . n c o Caruso .

Prince Pierre Troubetzkoy .

ri P ncess Pierre Troubetzkoy . 83 . Young woman .

Prince Louis Troubetzkoy .

Tolstoy .

4 3 B T ZK Y PRINCE PAUL TROU E O .

8 B . 6 . The painter oldini

Mrs . Story .

8 B n R 8 . Portrait of aro ess othschild . 8 E 9 . Portrait of Monsieur rrazuriz and his daughter

’ 0 nn nzi r d A u . 9 . Po trait Statuette of Gabriel o R 1 St A . 9 . Portrait atuette of uguste odin

92 S Ne lid ow . . Portrait tatuette of Monsieur

Young woman seated with dog .

94 . Indian on horseback .

95 . Cowboy on horseback .

Indian at the side of his horse .

97 Indian standing .

44