Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-14

"OLfSiENbEkGERS EXHIBITION--Erom the opln-
ions OF the London and Boston papers, which we
puoish below 1t will be that citizens tC
be favored with an entertainment of no ordinary
character at Mechanics Hail. this week We hope
the people of Worcester will discriminate between
this exhibition and the many cheap entertainments
with which we have been flooded in times mast TIL,
unusual attractions offered should fill Mechanics
Hall every evening during the week This exbibi
ton, which opens at Mechanics Hall tonight, is
thus spoken of by the following journals:
From the London Times
wolfsteuberger's Cosmographic Exhibition closes
long aud brilliant career at Egyptian Hall this week
learn that it is to be shipped to America where 1t
Will make the tour of the United States and Canadas We
canSassure our transatlantic friends that work of
t A sd s't of the truu
represents the wild aud beautiful scenery Of all Chimes
Humboits describes the Earth, WOstenbergers
Hundred Mirrors illustrate it after reading the one you
should see the Other Executed by English Artists we
public.
From the London Illustrated NelS.
No work of Art exhibited in London has ever met with
the success Of Wofsenberger's Cosm9graphic Mirrors
by aimrns thousands. In this great Painting the most
the canvas in pleasing contrast with each other. AS
work Of Artistic merit this Painting probably eXcels any
thing of the kind in the world.
From the London Art Journal
Jean Paul WolfStenbergers Exhibition of Cosmographc
Paintings, at Egyptian Hall is meeting with the most
decided success. A instructive Exhibition cannot
scenes in the world with truhfulness nature which
b ay n b ee @ Th et w9Tf Of Art Is wC
these paintings have to say, that yet nothing has
Considering the wonderful rapidly with which they have
been uted both the drawings and coorings quite
remarkable the coorinss especially being brilliant bold
and effective.
From the London Morning Chronicle.
The Great Cosmo graphic Exhibition at Egyptian Hall
Is PRONOUNCED by critics to be the finest work OF Art
parts of the globe truthfy represents the scenery
all Chimes Taken as whole It is the most instructive
and entertaining Exhibition we have ever seen.
From the Boston DAILY Tsuveuer
WoLFsrENBERGER's HUNDRED MIRRORS OF THE WORM
Exhibition the Meodeon = possesses attrac,
tons of an unusual nature No lover of the fine arts
beautiful or pctnres9ne cln witness these magnificent
ant a45ye a truthful representations of scenery scat
mind aud cultvating ana raging taste for the
of the great world fashioned by the hand of the Crea-
tor than could otherwise be Outlined in weary
Mont Blanc concludes the entertainment each evening.
All who behold this spectacle held spe-bound 10
their seats Last evening one could have heard pin
drop In any part of the house while witnessing the
party grand spectacle is alone worth the price Of
admission.
From the Boston Herald.
WoLsTFES BEeGERs HUNDRED MRRoRs THE World,
and eneRanng al pan e yer eGhes g in
never saw an audience so attentive and quiet the
dropped seemed to regret that the entertain
men was over and yet it lasted for two hours and
of art
From the Boston Journal
lSTEREsT TN ExuIalTIoN OF ART AT THE MEIoDEoN.
strucve entertainments the public OF Boston have ever
been favored with Is now on exhibition at the Melodeon
the Ascent of Mont Blanc. The represented are
all of historical romantic interest and as works of
art, will be found rare specimens The whole work is
ornamented throughout with columns buss statues and
portraits Of the celebrities the old and world The
iact that the sketches for this immense work were made
by those celebrated artists and travellers Maior-General
British Navy Lieutenant II e. Allen, OF the ROYAL Engi
neers H. l.. Leitch, Wostenberger, Kane Cuddehy and
beautiful Exhibition Concludes each evening" With the the
thrilling and sublime spectacle of the of Mont
sponden OF the London Times Colonel D, Battle Mac
gregor, and others, and is the same exhibited in
the entire exhibition of this spectacle the beholder IS
@ % pa ana T9en me curtain drops it Is with fer
ton taken as whole is decidedly the finest thing
From the Boston Daily Transcript
WoLFsrENBERGER's HUNDRED MIRRORS OF THE WoR1p
This Exhibition, now at the Meodeon far eXcels any
previous works of the kind ever exhibited in this city,
that we should be glad to give readers fun and
definite description were it not for the crowded
unique grand and impressive and yet truthful in its
Character, that one is lost in wonder and admiration
concludes the entertainment is alone worth the price of
admission This great work of from Egyptian Hail.
most celebrated artists in Europe Let every lover of
the beautiful see this painting before leaves Boston,
From The Boston Post.
WoLFsrENBERGER's HUNDRED MIRRORS OF THE WORLD
Exhibition at the Meodeon-is the most
artistic work of its kind brought America Every
man, woman and child should this great work of art
and genius The sublime and thrilling spectacle of the
ascent of Mont Blanc, which concludes the entertain
nent each evening exhibited in Egyptian Hail. Lon
DON for eighteen months and visited by 600O peo-
pile, During each representation of this spectacle the
behOder is spel-bound that the dropping of a pin
can be heard in any part of the house
From the Daily Atlas and Bee.
WoLFsrENRERGER's HUNpREn MIRRORS OF THE WORLD
will be unroled again this enin at the Meodeon This
painting has Just arrived from London where 1t was
exhibited in Egyptian Hall for long time This painting
is far superior to anything yet exhibited in Boston =
painted by the most eminent artists, from sketches made
In all parts OF the world This exhibition more truth
ful To nature than anything have seen The
whole work is deliberately ornamened with statues,
bst and portraits of the beauties and celebrities of
the Old and New World each appearing like magic be-
tween the represented. The thrilling and sublime
spectacle of the ascent of Mont Blanc concludes the enter
tanment each evening, and is worth than double
the price of admission.
From the Boston Daily Ledger.
No lover Of fine painting should fail to see the series
of beautiful pictures exhibition the Melo deon
They the finest of the kind that have ever been
presented to the Boston public.