The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18
Fine Arts.
xHx INTERNATIONAL Axr ASSOCIATION, NO. 69k
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IHx INTERNATIONAL kKr ASSOCIATION, NO. 69x
BnOADwAY.
Several Important additions have recently been made
70 this collection which Ia connncd almost sxslusyely TO
works u ne modern German school II should be stated
os the information Of those who unacqusInsed with
Ne character and objects, that Il is not a.private
spscuhtcs, having been formed by the artists Of Bern
DueldOr Munich and Dresden, for the purpose OF rem
dering pubhc familiar with their works II has,
thsrsbre The strongest claims 10 support inasmnch
ns permanent institution, representing not only the
hensst names In German art, but obring guarantee
- none but genuine works shall be exhibited sold
nBa zhus those who are desirous Of adding 10 their
euses specimens Of that school ere protected against
sstp9sn, end saved The oommsion charged by profess
siasnal rtstazs dealers.
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ourselves for the present 70 notice OF s fresh acces
sions which AZ has been seem add greatly 10 it interest
THE HAHprNGr ooIIEcrroN.
In the studio OF Mr. O. n H.rdnge AZ tho rrnv.rsitv
win be found small but attractive collection of pictures
--asch tho owner claims to be genuine. Thew are
mostly all artists OF the moucrn rrcnuu IA,snsu
sch00lsGansD0r0ush Of whom there specimen being
some peculiar features Although it's proprietor invites the
s h s' Of i nssa by 10 imposing as charge % % ss
mission Thus, it sometimes happens, when persons
of rude demeanor annoy respectable visters by un-
becoming observations. they are politely shown the door,
The plan good one and where in the present case
exhibitors can afford to adopt it, it cannot but prove
wholesome essential to the progress Of art that the
masses should be made to comprehend its humanizng
and elevatng influences II the rough manners Of the
barroom are to be imported into the temples in which
1t is enshrined, is manifest that those who ap-
proach it in a reverential and becoming spirit,
and more especially the weaker sex, will be deferred
from worshipping at it's affairs.
On entering the elegantly decorated apartment which
Mr. Hardinge desgnates his STUDIO the vser is disap
pointed by finding only half dozen pictures on the
drapered walls while three others stand about on
the floor Alter inspecting these he fancies that he has
arrived at the end Of the collection when his c-ome
produces, by one from adjoining rooms number of
other and valuable pictures which he dsposes on
the eases, the windows, the light best adapted
TO their peculiar treatment He prefers he saws this