PICTURES WORTH SEEING.
GIIEATOREX GALLERIES, 14 GRAFTON STREET.
[Etchings, drawings and studies by Mr. Percy Smith. Competent, Illustrative
and sincere.]
THE FRENCH GALLERY, 120 PALL MALL.
[Pictures by modern British and foreign artists. The bad pictures are counteracted by the good.] THE FINE ART SOCIETY, 148 NEW BOND STREET.
[(I) Water-colours, mainly of London, by Mr. Barry Pittar. Not unpleasant. (2) Pastels and water-colours of Italy and France by Mr. Leonard Rich- mond. The old vision agreeably decked out.)
NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY.
An official lecturer has now been appointed on the same principle as at the other galleries. Lectures will be delivered every week- day except Saturday. The first lecture, each day at 2.15 p.m., is adapted for the young, and the second, at 3.15 p.m., for adults. A programme of the current week's subjects is posted at the entrance. The lectures are rather on the persons represented than on the value of the portraits aesthetically, although this aspect will not be overlooked.
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