The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-24


Collection Of OH P4fntfnGs Last night.
NAMES OF rBE PRIscnAL PICTURES SOLD AND rHkIs
PURcHAsERs-TorAL AMOUNT OF THE SUN RE-
ALLIED FROM the COMMENCEMENT, ETC.
In the HERALD Of yesterday . condemned report was
given Of the paintings exhibited for sale a the irving
Building No. S94 Broadway, In which our reporter stated
that those sold on Tuesday evening Principally of
minor description; but, Ut the time they realized
their fun value. The exhibition last night vas Of more
recherche quality and far superior class OF drs wago-
majestic IN appearance and splendid IN deHnession.
Mr.. Leeds commsnced with No 50, at which time the
large room wN completely crowded, almost to saffjca
ton Up 70 No % there was nothing particularly strti'
10 note.
No % was painting Of "christ from the Cross re.
presenting Him between the two Nays IL was very
singular antique picture rather quaint In s style aud
fpish. II brought $50 and the bidding was very gooa
This drawing not suthencased Sold to Mr. spsare
No. el-"rhe Fish Market at Rotterdam by Van Hone
was good drawing, and maintained the high reputation
Of liz Au.hor Van Homo being considered Of The very
best atats IN Europe was painted for the annual e.
hibiicn at the Hague and win bear the eosssl scrutiny
lovely picture, being finely drawn, and painted in the
No ss~.ISs solder asi..inr sis B.sses,, by Dan
sshIcedsr Of nIst class modern production; sls2 50;
No s7-"Ths Chocolate ehi," by Bsrsnrsr, wm an
exceedingly attractive design tie tone being renarkAbIy
clear and me soIorine Of purely delicate form; us;
We next pass on 70 No. loi-"rhs Bridge, Cottage"
&C. By T. Gains borough. This specimen VS. very fneiy
etphs had been for any years in he Possession Of
the gentleman above named, and from whom Il was pur
chased By NJ Ba!,ous srandfashsr II was purchased
No loi-"rouchstOns and the Shepherd. +" BY EIeusse
.1hehed sreas originality BY the designer Bought for
No ioe-"Edwin Forrest the Trsxedan,u by c. L. e.
o't This eminent Artist to have lost neither
outr Of the drausht ere deIneaed 70 The e and ibs
hkeDess tac sMsk Of the reality Purchased BY Mr..
No lts-"Douleur d'Apdromache !, after David. The
orirsl artistic picture was painted specially for presen
iaiion 10 the French Academy, and was taken in the
by David, and The painting 10 considered by eminent
ssss to be fully equal to the original Sold Al s3b to Mr..
No. loe-"Queen vis,orh on Horseback, )" By f. Land.
rec, ano Count DOrtay THIS 10 largo and magnificent
s.,sno Sgurs :sd sndsc:pe are from the graphic
re 'e M Burton had in his an autograph from
D@s,y o. isdiss is s.oulpsl ess, and hais doubt
te size rortra) ON her splendid charger stteipr VIII
.Ip.rent ,,dDs during strong Wind sSsoosh he
sp)ebdid eToards Of Buckingham Palace. Ths 6eure
howevtr sypcns to Us 10 be soewhss overskeched -
The features present raher robust and masculine ap
stshf, snd was yaiued st 1850 Purchased by Mr.
Your OF No. 81 West Twenty 6Ys street. for $780, The
No. ill-"D domme Man between Virtue and VICE.
by PAui yeionsse This was mastery painted picture
and one OF the best In the collection purchased
bresiipg Up Of the Orie ans Gallery vas for . lous
tine exhibited by BIN With other pictures in bis gallery
e'i,iehm on this craving was given in the HnsArp Of
ytthrdsy. NfeAlizsd SlI5, and was purchased by Mr.
spta.
No lis YES The pxt pu. up--"Dcstruc1on Of La
mss'eIly craving u was exhibited in Broadway,
New Yc,t, in js4s and valued Al 81 800. vas SUP
postd TO be enc Of schsnIs fsvori,e dehuesous Sold
No. Hs-"Grand Landscape Forest Scene" by Jolives
{. rerch poblemsn) This was 4 bold, vigorous and
striking spdtcspe scene, ~ like ~ he possesses ex-
raefcirary merit and Was purchased from The Marquis
e 4,efIe Ct Paris in 1919 brought slio purchased
No la-"rhs Surprise" By Salvador Ross, wss q
god picture. Sold to Mr. Boyd for se2 So
No l2i-"Ihe Booty )" was by the same author, and
was equally IS good ~ the former. Sold TO Mr. Boyd
fer ie2 co.
No. i27-"Ceopaira with The APP" by Guido Renia.
ns.ss IRE picture from the collection o. the late 10
seph sopsparse, Bcrdspiown. Purchased by Mr.. Boyd
No. IRA Fair at Rst,crcam," by Akkersdyk, An
elsborssly and syquisteiy finished painting h fun q
norors portrs Of character The authors droisry Of
Genes 10 humble life, which are 20 captay portrayed
males bis riai,c performsno<s welcome to Of rood
tact. and acute oscerpment Purchased BY M wadron
No ls2-"Boon Rsgaiing,r snsr Van ostade, 10
'psly nDished copy. SOLD Tor $50 70 hr. Boyd.
n TorssiD spIendioy snishsd pscsurs, ana 5 naxn
hcert Tor Ito delicate sty Of artistic worth that charac.
sr1es AL through II was sold for s72 30 to M John
Smith
Nee l9d and i3T-"rhs IAd Supper and "rhs
Anot,msnt,n by Rembrandt, were exquisite 70 look
$50. ard were parcss.sd ~ r. ABBOTT '' ''-'''''
NO. leq-"A Dutch LADY In lace CAp and Bertha" Wa
e1qutiely painted lis original dated l6es. II was sold
10 Mr. Cafhsrot for SAT.
The maiprs pictures all realized fair average value,
and The whole averrge amount may be estimated about
or near 10 80 600 The two nights saes were carried on
sy Mr. Leeds With hh usual Wen known abilities and We
purchasers feel perfectly satkhed with The manner In
which the entire tale Was managed throughout