International studio (36.1908/1909(1909))

coast and'particu-
iarly on the island
of Monhegan.




DUTCHMEN di-
videpopuiarity
with the Men of
Thirtyinthese
days among the
coiiectors. Itmust
beconfessedthat
their output is at-
tractive, and that,
asarule, theyhave
considerable of in-
terest to say. They
have, tobesure,
been ashining
mark for the un-
scrupulous irnita-
tor, andthereare
not wanting spuri-
ous examples on
the marketfrom
timetotime. An
-HorxeandotheressentiallyAmericanthemes gave admirable original, however, may be seen at the
him deserved fame, though they both died in 1868 Oehme gallery, 320 Fifth Avenue, by 11. J. Blom-
and the latter was the
younger by two years.
Both were likewise mem-
bers of the National Acad-
emy of Design. Shepard
Mount, while he painted
rnany portraits, was also
favorably known through
his Aower and bird pic-
tures. Among his sitters
inportraiturewasthelate
Admiral Bailey, of the
United States Navy.
Howard Pyle's exhibition
of original illustration^,
painted, as a rule, in oil,
will be followed by some
landscapes by Charles Mel-
ville Dewey, whose pictures
are favorably known and
are in many of the promi-
nent American collections,
while later in the season
Paul Dougherty, at these
Macbeth gaHeries, will hold
a display of his marines n/ w. E. TfmeM/K o/
executed about the Maine MAY PASTORAU BY WILLARD L. METCALFE




THE LITTLE MARINERS

BY B. J. BLOMMERS

LIV