ART IN'NEW* YORK,
A VISIT TO THE ACADEMY EXHIBl=
TION ON VARNISHING DAY.
Wandering from Pleture to Picture~On
Day—The Superb Repose of
the Man Who Is Rich Enough to Buy
Costly Pictures
Buyers’
Varnishing day is perhaps the most inter
esting day of ths spring exhibition. You
are bidden by a small piece of pasteboard.
The day is stormy-—it always storms the
first week in April. Instead of going up
the classic steps of the academy, you slide
through the melancholy basement where the
School of Design abides, and steal up a
dark stairway like a thief in the night, or
like a husband coming home from lodge
“Member of tho press!” asks a wise-looking
woman, taking your measure “Hero's
your catalogue” What is there to do but
to take it and ge marking away with a
pencil, as do the otherst—only, as I could
never make anything out of ideas held on
a margin, I simply scrawl away iu an un-
professional fashion, making notes pictorial
and generally too brief to be av ailable, of
what goes on as the afternoon waxes and
WaDes,
WANKDE
Un
Ni? FROM PICTURE TO PICTURE
varnishing day there is no crowd
You can wander from picture to picture
with nothing but an occasional ladder to in-
torcept the view. Asa rule the best artists
have fimished with their pictures and the
poorer ones are varnishing ostentatiously.
Conversation is brisk and general. People
meet in knots and then diverge to meet
azain. Almost MARY Women as men-—
all of the former business like and the
larger percentage young and pretty-—they
are pegging notes, the one-
half artists and the other correspondents
Most men are smoking, Dude artists
with hats, stitched gloves and var-
nished 1 s wave their Havanas conde-
ingly, shedding ashes and te nder
suiles on the mors attractive women pres.
as
away, taxing
+f tha
Vi Baas
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scan
-uishing day the night fell—the sun
go down, because they have no sun
st now—on 543 works of art,
the largest number the academy has yet
he correct thing to be sarcastic,
re®rring to the acad-
the hanging committea If
mt feel any moral responsibility for
i is both popular and easy
But to an
seems that the
i sensitive to this
eration. They own the whole
exhibition and all—but
be a ne gative advantage, By
wir position, academicians, cut
. have reached the end of
fbey are so afraid of not
y to art and the public that, by
ement, two-thirds of the spaces
en over to outsiders in the
What is use of be-
No advantago that 1
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the critics having
: accumulated in-
formation, the artists being dispersed—somoe
to swear and some fo smile—the next tarn
of the clock brought ro und buyers’ day.
crowded day it proved, albeit the weather
was vile. a day of portly paunches, tla
Lair, old headed canes, private carriages
snd stylish suits; a day that did not belle
its name. Lut left the exchequer something
over $10,000 ahead.
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1kes place the aftermoon
ishing day. The evening of
it feil on a Ratuniay this
haps it always ons-—is given over
their ro 18 and friends
- is supposed to be a full-dress af-
string band under the stairs, maids in
dance in the cloak-room, light and
bustle everywhere, It is called a “recep
jon and private view,” and only those bid-
den by card may come. The women wear
bonnets and pretty walking dresses; the
meh, except in isolated and conspicuous in-
stances, evening dress. The crush is some
thing past belief Every one who has ever
been interested in art or ever expects to be
i bo there, and invitations are wrung
from the academicians right and left. Unce
up the y gi stairway, you find yourself
sandwiched into a dense mass of polite,
well humanity. For three hours it
is impossible to move faster than an inch at
a time. By Herculean efforts you may
work your way from one room to another,
only to find each crowded than the
Inst. It is a good change to drift about
with inconceivable slowness and study one
kind of a York crowd The richest
people buyers’ day, and avoid the
crowd of the reception and private view,
Still there are some—you can tell them by a
certain air of possible ownership they as
sume when looking at an attractive picture
Again, there is no mistaking the superb re-
pose which a man who is ri -h enough to buy
pictures | oscemses,
Certain men thers ars who
in a crowd and bear what i
pictures they ¥
to get unbi
judgment,
the genuine kind—qguiet men and women
who undo: world and themselves
and take in ali y ses with tranquil, easy
enjoyment. The are the oid academi
cians—courtly fellows gray,
some bald, many them ardsome, and
ike Papa Brooks,
of San Franciseo
i yous artists and their
room incline to pointed beards
Idd halr. Done than seem
period models girls who
with their clothes on and are
minrrassed at beiftg, as they in-
some, in society. Thess girls
big masses of curls on the
forvhend, 1 ors:is, a guoerness in the
patter of collars, anil depressing depres
sions wheres the bustle ought to ba jut
they make, 1 have heard, the best of wives
and mothers and save their husbands un
told money for models There also
may be seen the young unmarried artist of
the prosperous kinda dade of the most at
tractive type; skin shining as if froma
Turkish bath, mustache curled, trousers of
the latest cut, dazzling shirt front, big knot
of violets iu button hole and a generally
brisk, breezy, man-of the-world style
There are artuts amd artists, as you nay
judge. And a man who can paint is the
man we wavt to see, no matter what class
he belongs to Minnie Duchasan in Ban
Francisco Chronicle,
tists,
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more
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sald about the
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diameter—by the whirling motion of water
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A Shark Shaty Veet Long.
A shar bas been captured on the New
Dngland const meesuring thirty-four feet
in length, it is reported that in the South.
erm sens they are still found sicty feet in
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