The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1915, Page 10

Pierre Tartoue me Lawson in -° Two Galleries ‘The current exhibition of portraits yi recently executed by Pierre Tartoue, ‘oot | St the Henry Netnnardt Galleries, |contains nineteen examples of this = | artist's work. Twelve of them are in pastel, and the rest are in oils, Two of the oll paintings are from daguer- reotypes, and there, of course, follow {the cramped and somewhat theatri- cal poses of the originals. When M. Tagtoue paints with a free hand the results he secures are, for the most part, very pleasing, espe- cially with bin femimine sitters, why appear lifelike and graceful. Mra. George Doubleday is painted with a biwe corsage that partly re- veais the underiying lace. On her left wrist she wears a simple brace- jlet. The pose is in full face, with speaking blue eyes and brown hair lin wavy masses. On her left shout- der Doubleday wears an ornute artificial, rone, tones are used to pi Arthur Gould Hamilton, 8) Unree-quarter length, and in trom | Her dark hair in neatly parted in the middle falls down on either sido ‘he "ues of Mekmas's Al: |{n wuch @ inannor ae to entirely con- coal both esra ‘The others represented by paintings in this exhibition are Harriette cAlpin, Mrs, B. 8. Ho: r » Mra. W. , Mra. T. . Tartoue, Mra. Willlam William F. Proctor, Mr. h Mea Carrol Allen, “ re ii ellgnt ful little collection xt; | of recent paintings by Ernest Lawson, now to be seen at the Daniel Gallery, whore they will remain until Feb. 23. .There are fifteen canvases, all of ‘which are done in color notes that et nen’ rhed in Harlem, ir. \weon has wo! jaa + Nothing So Good! ,M'in' pictures show that and Colds jcoms out of Upper New York, ! right man palgts the imprenatons that there awalt interpretation. Old-fashioned mustarc-plaster | caugbt nature in various moods, and woud blistered while it acted, | into his pictures he has deftly worked the relief and help ta oa that Is so Ilusive ng. pt and without bout‘ fe suwent the in the catalogue, “Win- " EB dors i very Joyous landscape, that introduees & meandering stream, which is spanned by an arched bridge. Along the roadway, sentinel trees are 4d a couple of houses neatle jnide, which gently rises be- clean, i mus- is et, prepared, so pee yet does not ae teeener WUSTRNOLE in with wick, Pies tack pe 5 is nothing like MUSTER. Throat, Bronchitis, Ton- iff Neck, Asthins, ang Congestion, ¥ Lge dony on the hill hind them, ir, Laweon is at his best, in his color combinationa, « in whieh is exceedingly cha manterty. The and a itn ‘recent pur- chase by the Metropolitan Museum of atl as an example of Mr, Lawson's “The ola ene (Mingabridge) yaa Pty of the nondeacript vith an Before it are sev- eral trees, the shedeon of ‘cause upon the house front. A with a rough renee wate, near which are a couple of hens, are pic- torial dotalla, The color gcene le again triumphant, “The Firat "s, in £50 and 300. vey 36 ghee tor wine his. ‘oun Musterole t Snot" Ie Sapoar: middle distance River. the le has offectively dei ded trees nearby. Ice” also Illustrates Mr. Lawaea's ability and gextenity i) handling color masses. The he haa introduced is delightful. FATHER 1S ARRAIGNED FOR KILLING HIS SOW Coney Island Man Charged With Killing Offspring in Fight on Houseboat. abdoren ani ig ge bi Pome cal ome the ‘ook, stabbed, but and Biake say he later admitted he did the stabbim io, tas bo: When the: Daniel had retused to take,hie mot! aad upbratded him for it. Im the Jerome De Parlo, Afty-three years old, wi be arraigned to-day in the Coney Isiand Court on a charge of killing his son, Daniel, thirty yearn old and « blackamith, on their house- boat, the Boatman, in Coney aad Creek at the foot of Weat Se’ oe ig to work, and suds Street, Coney Island, shortly before midnight, A COLDS, HEADACHES, CONSTIPATION daughter, Antoine‘te, the entire Cabinet. me .|atep to untold mixery Mttle tug | pegs an A Bee J I wang nineteen, Peas OTS Vene-ana' Drone Wien monet returned he Tenrned. that quarrel that ensue’, the fe od Ys h a lunge for him apd he was collapsed. Riis asc cabge a Pras: yoay, PEBRUARY 15, ‘11 TAG GAME KILLS GIRL. Avenue who got Dr. Moynan fro clinic Hospital, The ws Sophie had died instant from heurt trouble. Her body was taken t where she lived with Blecase While at Piay. In an Pffort to eacape being touched in @ game of tag, five-year-old Sophie 1, Bandy of No. 646 West Fifty-first Street wae dodging up and down a mbankment in We Witt Clin- ton Park late yesterday afternoon, Suddenly, 4 laugh cut short on her lips, she stopped, grasped with both aie: hands at her breast, staggered und —<o—— 4 Told in owe picture |v cut out and frame. James O'Connor of No, 714 Tenth newsdealer in advane troduction Into Congress of the budget culminated to-day in the restgnation of called Patrolman ial 1 oT GIFT LONG Last. ~ Ato * ielved Lmesiners, of the ‘Tavastown, Fite, De- partinent dled that the pension “tu ‘widows wae wiped out, feller then came to the rescue with a) check for $100, Michael J. 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