CATALOGUE SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION NEW YORK WATER COLOR CLUB AT THE FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES 366 FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR 54TH ST. 9 NEW YORK 1891 COPYRIGHT 1S91, BY NEW YOSK . CLUE. MN^ JI complete Set of all the First Proofs after I^osa Bontyeur and C. ßlma 5adqft\a, and signed by both Artists, To be had note at KRAUSHAAR'S, I259 Broadway, Bet. 31st and 32a Sts. ALSO A CHOICE COLLECTION OF WATER COLORS. Warren, Fuller & Co. \J Successors to WARREN, LANGE & Co., 129 East 42d Street, Near Grand Central Depot, Paris Prize Medal Manufacturers — — OF- Wall Papers and Decorations, ; ^ Invite an inspection of their new productions and importations from the best English, French, German and Japanese firms. The entire work of decorating under the superintendence of a competent architect and decorator assumed by this firm. S a 1. OFFICERS OF THE NEW YORK WATER COLOR CLUB 1891-"02 CHILDE HASSAM, - - - PRESIDENT RHODA HOLMES XICHOLLS, - VICE-PRESIDENT CHAS. WARREN EATON, - - TREASURER E. M. SCOTT, - - - RECORDING SECRETARY HENRY B. SNELL, - - CORRESPONDING SECRETARY BOARD OF CONTROL CHIEDE HASSAM E. M. SCOTT BEN FOSTER RHODA HOEMES NICHOELS CHAS. WARREN EATON E. DAINGERFIELD HENRY B. SNELL LEONARD OCHTMAN WM. MERRITT POST MRS. L. STEELE KELLOGG CLARA T. MCCHESNEY JUR Y OF ADMISSION FRANK RUSSELL GREEN BEN FOSTER ARTHUR HOEBER C. MORGAN MCILHENNY CHILDE HASSAM RHODA HOLMES NICHOLLS E. M. SCOTT LEONARD OCHTMAN HAMILTON HAMILTON HENRY B. SNELL E. H. GARRETT E. DAINGERFIELD HANGING COMMITTEE RHODA HOLMES NICHOLLS BEN FOSTER E. DAINGERFIELD CATALOGUE COMMITTEE r AMY LIYINGSTON KELLOGG WEDYVORTH WADSWORTH JAMES M. BARNSLEY loussoö, VahaöON \ (£o., SUCCESSORS TO 60BPIL2 & eo., er PARIS, 303 Kiftti Avenue, corner 31st Street. Modern Paintings AND WATER COLOR DRAWINGS. PARIS, LONDON, BERLIN—THE HAGUE. Fine Plates, Dinner Sets, RICH GILT AED CUT TABLE GLASS, DRESDEN FIGURES, ETC. NOW OPENING. Fifth Avenue and 30th Street, NEW YORK. I//6- BY T/IE MEDIVM OF WATER COLOR.. ÍJ TRE MODERN AfiJÍSTÔ MOST DEÜGMTFVL WAY/ Jf . OF EXPRESSION: ^rSÊf (ATALOGue J Visitors are cautioned against touching frames or pictures. All of the works contributed to this Exhibition are for sale. For prices and other information inquire of Salesman in charge. The illustrations on title and this page are used by permission of the American Art Association. CAROL M. ALBRIGHT, 142 East 18th Street. i Study of Head 2 Still Life Sole Ãgeut for tbe Celebrated Dresden Raphael Mengs Pastel Colors, Publisher of Art Handbooks. HE1STRT LEIDEL, MANl'FACTCRER AND IMPORTER OF ARTISTS' MATERIALS Oil, Water, Pastel, Tapestry & China Colors. Decopatops' Supplies. DRAUGHTSMEN'S REQUISITES, MATHEMATICAL INSTRU­ MENTS, ETCHERS' TOOLS AND COPPER PLATES. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. FRAMING.—FINE ARTS.—GILDING. 901 AND 903 SIXTH AVE., COR 51ST ST., NEW YORK. £}VERY?S JfohbERIES. OIL PAINTINGS, FOREIGN AND AMERICAN, 3©8 FIFTH flvE., HEW yorçrç, NEAR 35TH STREET. 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THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF Çabirççt, Card d<? Visit apd fflirçiatun? francs ir; tl?is City OPEN TILL 9 P. M. 8 WILLIAM T. AMSDEN, 42 West 15th Street. 9 The White Fog E. H. BARNARD, Irvington Street, Boston, Mass. 10 Near Vert le Petit GEORGE R. BARSE, Frascath, Province di Roma. 11 A Fairy Tale 12 Campagna Romana FRED E. BARTLETT, 145 West 55th Street. 13 Near the Woods J. M. BARNSLEY, 58 West 57th Street. 14 High Tide at Dieppe 15 Moonrise 16 In Port 9 T. A. WILMURT & SON, 64 East 1 3th Street, New York. f ir;ç dold piçturç prame5 PAINTINGS RESTORED. HEGILDING AND REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. Water Colors, Engravings and Photographs Mounted and Framed. Rookwood Pottery Lamps. The most artistic Lamps in the market ; mounted in Brass, Iron or Silver- plate. Special designs at moderate prices. No duplicates made. Exclu­ sive sale for New York and Brooklyn. Davis Collamore & Co., Limited, Broadway and 21st St., New York. 10 E. M. BICKNELL, 2 West 14th Street. 17 A Country Road 18 A Quiet Morning WILLIAM VERPLANCK BIRNEY, The Benedict, East Washington Square. 19 The Window Seat U ' CARL J. ELENNER, 58 West 57th Street. 20 Old Age (Pastel) <»^_^. CLOTHILDE BODINE, 19 West 22d Street. 21 A Fence Corner HORACE BRADLEY, 143 East 23d Street. 22 A Glimpse of Chase's Studio 23 Thinking it Over MARIA BROOKS, 58 West 57th Street. 24 A Portrait C. KLACKNER, PUBLISHER AND PRINTSELLER, Etching?, Engraving? aqd phofcogí&YuíBft PAINTINGS IN OIL AND WATER COLORS, 5 EAST 17TH ST., NEW YORK. J. H. LEWIS. J. H. LEWIS, JR. J. H. LETALIS & SON, MANUFACTURERS OF ARTISTIC PICTURE PRAAE3. OLD FRAMES RE-GILT. GILDING FOR THE TRADE. 1323 Broadway, Above 34th Street, :XEW YORK. U/or^s of f\rt FR/WD JO ORDÇR AT 4 CLINTON PLACE, NEW YORK. 12 ANNA WOOD BROWN, 25 East 74th Street. 25 Still Life J. APPLETON BROWN 253 West 42d Street. 26 In May 27 Sand Dunes RUDOLPH F. BUNNER, 19 East 21st Street. 28 Lute Player S. R. BURLEIGH, Providence, R. I. 29 A Toiler of the Sea LOUISE B. CABLE, Northampton, Mass. 30 A Meadow Road ANNIE CAMPBELL, 130 E. Monument Avenue, Dayton, Ohio. 31 Nutting 13 i THE Please note this SPECIAL offer ! By sending $4 before January 1st, 1892, you will receive "The Art Amateur" for 15 months (Octo­ ARI AMATEUR ber, 1891, to December, 1892), with SO color studies, in both oil and water colors. Among the plates are many DEVOTED TO showing progressive stages of painting. These include Winter ART IN THE Landscape, by Bruce Crane ; Har­ vest Scene, by Carl Blenner ; Flow­ HOUSEHOLD. ers, by Mrs. Goodyear ; Costume Study, "by Rhoda Holmes Nicholls- (Established 1879.) Portraits, by Frank Fowler and Alice Hirschberg. Other pictures A Monthly Illustrated Guide and and studies in colors are by Hubert Herkomer, R. A., Mrs. Sargant Flor­ Secord for Art Students ence, H. W. Ranger, Helena Maguire, and Connoisseurs. and other noted artists. 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Y. 40 Marichie 41 The Noon Rest WALTER CLARK, 145 West 55th Street. 42 Late Harvest 43 A Jersey Market Garden 44 Over the Jersey Meadows 45 The Young Moon 15 YOISTOP mora <^y <o A A á 9 FÄIWTIW«, * Warn COLSI« iTXHIIÏW 7 ^MIOP SGKMRI <==> ^=^ SPW YORK. ESTABLISHED 1870. N. E. MONTROSS, 1380 BROADWAY, BETWEEN 37TH AND 38TH STREETS, NEW YORK. Artists' ^Painters' Materials FOR ALL BRANCHES OF DRAWING, PAINTING AND DECORATING. « OIL PAINTINGS.* $eleet jniçty-Qlass U/orl^s by ßmeriear} /artists. A VISIT OF INSPECTION INVITED. i5 MISS J. AV. CLARKE, I02 Lancaster Street, Albany, N. Y. 46 A Study Nook 1/ RALPH CLARKSON, 139 West 55th Street. 47 A Connoisseur 48 A Study 49 Once Goldenrod 50 By the Lake Side ESTHER L. COFFIN. 142 East 1 Sth Street. 51 Chrysanthemums WILLIAM A. COFFIN, 138 West 55th Street. 52 Roses 53 The River Side BRUCE CRANE, 95 Fifth Avenue. 54 A Frost}' Morning 55 November Sketch 17 Artistic ProsGnts of Permanent Yalue. 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