New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30

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given away, lie was anxious 10 make the hoie IN
bis collection as small as possible Being an unedu-
Gated fellow and having not the most feeble idea OF
the real value Of any works OF art he measured the
pictures with engineer tspe aud carefully selected
the smallest, which lie sent to the particular legaee
Il happened that til picture-it was by Metzu-was
the most valuable OF the cabinet; 1t Is celebrated
painting, and would If to ode atauction bring
tomorrow 81 OOo when he learned this through the
heartfelt thanks OF tle fortunate recipient MS anger
made him Ill, but his flenos reJoced at MS discom-
future. --
"A Paris correspondent of The Boston TraUeller
writes that the picture mania in the French capital has
reached an unprecedented hight. There is in Paris
lust Row the Baron Leonce de Kuyf of Antwerp
gentleman quite celebrated throughout Europe being
the owner of Ruben's Jupiter and Antiope" one Of
the three paintings by that great master which bear his
signature The subject and number of figures the
same as in Correggios wel-known picture which is in
the Louvre; but while Correggo's represents Antiope
and Cupid asleep Rubens represents her awake, seated
and turning her head in the direction whence noise
seems to cone. Cupid is seated ON his quver by her
side, and Jupiter in the form Of satyr pushes aside
the foliage and gazes on her beauties with glowing
-! -. "''y an an samisan,, H. ,,or,ao,
',e, Teen pl'lune = p,.ssohI nan. - sas h;,,
a,d osLod him 20 coil b;s Ju.ter and Antope Offering
coo GOO for Il Raron 40 KnvtF told him be had not
- -, po,is e., sal, his n.,nr.a The next mar .on who
ZINC ~ ",' :, ~" Us i a. 600 49,
called was Lord Heuord, VINO ehefed sfVVoV ior Tue
ricture The Baron made the same reply TO him.
Rar, de Rethschild having heard that Lord HEREFORD
,..,, a. - e,..a "A e1 sso ooo
ho" o''' No' '"0 Pi0."'' ''i"'" """ '"N''
The Belgian repeated that the picture was not Tor SALE
The Duke de I.uynes hext called: he offered $50 900
g.. t. rr,;,ou.,,a A,,oOo ond ,,han bo heard tho
o' "'o ',' fO' - N
baron answer t"Dich was 'ie SAINT given :" paron
de RO,bschild and Lord Hertford), hs said: Baron
what will Won take for your pcture 7" The Baron re.
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pled' DuAe' 'e picture po' i'r 'a,0 az any p'0'
am rich, and DO not want money; however some
OF my friends tell me am crazy TO refuse the offers
made me. l have consequently resolved that II any
body is crazy enough 10 give me soOooo ior my PIC
ture, he snail nave IL. ii NOBODY OFFERS tna' sum
shall be dthshted; sha nave The pleasure OF keeping
the picture all my life, and OF oeqneathing IL at my
death 10 the Antwerp Museum. Inc Duke US Luynes
is sui hesa,ins whether ne 'iaii 10 crazy enough
10 give Sco'VOo iof INC Po'ure'
The Municipal Council of Brest voted last month
the erection OF an equestrian statue OF the Emperor