New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05
The international Art-l nion.

AuAtTalar I aIAllAtttt u ts-iflTAN~ NtN W
5srs Of lhs international Al, Mon, 10 reply - An Art
ci- published u Tucsdsys Tr5s1G We expect from
Jour inPsTtslty permission . BE- heard.
when The question OF e,,s issirg the pan 81 The ~
,rsa.ssr' A. Isos VS. arsi announced 10 ne public
@, principles Oh oct snd ssnsrS Pisn were promussi
~ lar ard vide and received tie unqualified sPPro5s
don q. The American press-rommenclnz with che o!
ID. imo., .nagsnr.i members Ia Irb-se ia whose
columns is vas trss announced. accompanied by :
strong ad toriA Enforcement Have wesuce TIA; tine
committed shy W-ous % render "a deserving OF ccnsrre
sui s5usS C- ga ~s 81! under .i.so coloF' Gou-
p. WISER. 90. srsproui O. have organized he Inter
nauoua r;ra.on which has already e>'eaded 10
5src5.s Al ovsr he c0rntry. But ia order iocsiy TIA
les into practice. sacrifices pecnnUy advances cefo
ton OF nuoh time snd energy were required OF who
ever .hould undertake IT, Vas crime for Is %
constitute ourselves Managers ct the llemsiionsi AT
ral5n-to oDsn i-es gallery o. ;nc American people
o sor-c Of The laest WORKS of European srrs oeiofv
single subscriber vas obtained OR iniims's con.
uocron Co. more .hsn twenty-five year' with the 49,
sd artists 4 E0ropo-s stainless. reputation or Qrooy
ssI respousbiity-wer thss' oteci'ers q success
ia' resu,, Of thc enterprise
So. r0V - coua o. mole serious c1dl.cs
rss srt.cis IN ~ Tra-ss Of Tuesday says that t
d. stated that tee Dcsi Chrs,- by A-y Schet ana
the Head Of cur SAVIOR BY Paul nesroche, are iuPl
Gates. This never was stated 6a, BIZ the article 10
question but by whoever All whsrever the asser.
ton /, made ee groa0lHes o. s0.t is'ari'as md "a
r..s3e4 elfazsg Both the pictures above named
purchased by directly from the srtits. and no On
pcste OF either ct them made ~ the artists
" ilaad glcg fis g-'ris Of "a abor. 0.ars, Up g
--~7sts rfta-sral Or n
DO s true the American Art nlol hiss charter
which the international has not but then the Amer
can Art oiou "a, 10 existence three yssrs without
cbsrter-srd wss {. is eli that time Cot public n
sii,uii1n. bnt only private specustcu ao.s,rs the
s19posiuuous 6sg Of American instigiion' With
on, charter the international Art Jnon has siresiy
In the arst ten months OF re existence received
grss'er numtcr 81 subscriber, than Was obtained b.
tee American Art oion 10 itssh Yssr charter vide
executive committee, sni sll These sre facts which
Va wish The Amer ,sn public 70 und.riani
We do not look FOR any direct proct cur cement s
Ia The 81 anreueni OF taste ior the 1ne srts sri In
that ve shs'i fnt ous reoomp-sse because cur sole
business publishers sni 7r.at.sesrs Tn Increase In
proportion is It forbidden 20 ala ones own cause.
when the public good d, united with Il
The international sr,lnion has Instituted upward
OF f5y rec -t4icrg Of works Of art in ysrious por
ton. the -nlon from Boston to New Orleans, and
from Providence 70 Chicago. are these CT. nes for
which - are 70 Be adiudsei and punished The
msasgsFs are proud 10 have originated this system of
free exhibitions a over the Jaion. The public have
shown how vel they appreciate the plans and e3oT,s
q tas sell constituted msusgers end through the In
iuenca oi these sell constituted ansgers the Gov
eminent OF france has presented noble sim o three
pictures 20 the nierusiioua Art Mon We iske this
method "a announcing II the suhscrhers cd The Inter
nstion-. Al Union. thst notwithstanding TIE heavy
expenses Of commenting sad carrying costly an
enterprise and th- a. to free public exhibitions
throughout the country. Ger Snd asoye the Annual
Engraving q which every member Is entitled, 7sc.l-I
Of the entire Of subscriptions already received
hss zen appropriated rhs purchase Of pictures Of
high merit, among which are The ori snal and only
pictures Of the " Dead Christ By 2,hs-s. Tsli
mTers Children Leaving scho.l &C.
TIE stars Of the lntsrnst8 81 Arttoion srs entire
y iis'inct from those % he house NJ G0upl Nbert
& Co. Tie noa has is an books IS own expenses
and iii own !ncome-keeps 20 own accounts and s in
no ~sy lnieruived with lie affair. Of 00upi, El5eri
Co. any more than arc those OF the American Art dion
conioundcd with The private transactions Of either o.
III, officers 40 tha end OF the year have pledged
curse yes 10 publish full and detailed sccoun. Of The
expenditures ne prize paid FIR sssA Pialrs pg
'fottA eslst8 - ft"ff n '-NN.N T'A'h """i"
gladly see adopted By the American Ant. nion)
The international Art Union 10 IRA! 20 the Amsri
can ArtJ nlon and .uch suppositon can have orlgi
mated only with persons OF the usrrowes. minds The
American Art Union IA exclusive IN s purchase OF pie
tures-Whlle the international Art MON buys pictures
fror all schools Of Art and prom otos both az and fas
10 remains 20 be which Institution j. best calcu
lated % promote taste and love for the Fine Ar;s
The American people Is sovereign jldge; and 10 IL
alone DO We appeal No person ~hs'-ver has night
20 'ur7.c his opinion upon the public We regret his
controversy, which our part mas been entirely un-
provoked and beg 20 4sS, Who Is it that opposes
the international Art uaioni Il 10 the Pres. Of the
fnIted s,sissf Eo-because progress Ia every depart
meut Of Industry scence and sr' Is 10 motto. = Il
tee American People So-tor they love pictures and
works OF Ara and the iniernafiona ArtCrion presents
the opportunity Of enoyLn. them, fras Of expense-
which otherwise could not be obtained without
voyage 70 Europe. lsit the American Artists' No.
or their liberal support and countensnce Of our lns
tuH0n show that they kr0w too vel their own Inter
% oppose The Introduction Of European works Of
Art into the country Who, then, opposes the n,ers
tonal ArtUaioni se 20 kad a. b reply yourself
The gensrsl plan Of the International Possesses one
feature Ia addition y that Of the American Art Cnos
This the setting apart every year Of sum 'lficist
% send a. least american student d study two
years In the school. Of Edropo ls ,hs feature
a. which tho American public The American Press and
most o. al he American ATT ualon, zhi d complain
WAC does not know that many young artist burning
With the ioie. ASPIRATIONS and possessed Of th- mosi
ursuesuonsble genius bss struggled snc died n o.
scurty from ths want Of means y transport him T.
those schools and galleries u Art whore sloEo bis pow
ers could Be sueesnfsly csvsioped To supply thia
issiderssgu originsl idea With tie Information
g. Art aion and ias humble 2riyat, print sellers
opened The only w,y - which the young srtis, Of
Ame,ils noi hlensd zish fortune can ever work cut
.he glowing desires u Dis soUL
Fios.y-Hs have never Jet broken yr>1.ss nor
failed 10 AZ .nssgsnsni = IL Individual to tho pub.
lie Can snytainf then 70 more cruelty Injurious
tran = sceu.s - In advance
vl.a ,Lsse simple explanations AID apDs.l 70 lie
5ase u Judge y ard nos ~ he -0.-aiss
q Cur st7.rsares take our lesTe and .hsn perig
ere With al our energies 10 earring cat ths enter
2riIs We have undertaken and vii ,how 10. public
~hs. c,z be accomplished - 81 la,Italca siscTeety
man, I'd y private Iai'e9.s-
Ne have the honor q subscribe ourselves nsssrs
Editors Jour most obee.ert SERVANTS,