New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

| TIE DUSSELDORF PICTURE SALE.-The celebrated
collection OF psatiugs known the "Dusellorf Gallery
originally selected and purchased by the late Mr. Boker snd
for Of the most popular and attractive psoss
resort Friday sold at public auction at the Gallery
No 5B Broadway. by Ii. H. Leeds Co. few Of the rds
lures had been disposed Of a private sale The Msyrdo
Of Hu the largest painting Of the lot had been preyouv
removed The sale brought together good represents
tion Of those who spp'eciats.s the beautiful and ths
exquisite IN art Soon eher II O'clock tie suctopse,
commenced calling for bids The frat dozen pictures
brought prices varying from $40 to $50 each The
following ia list Of Of the most Important sales.
portrait pronounced original from the hand Of the gsst
Flemish master Rembrandt sold to Mr. Ward for $50
Crossing the Ferry" by Sunderland purchased bv a.
b. Butler for s7 So Landscape by scheuen was bought
BY Mr. Cromwell for &l5o. gem entitled "5ul Iafa,s
painted By Lehnen. knocked down to C H. Russell fss
$3.50. 1.-THE Dusseldorf Artist fine composition. FUN II
grace and e representing Iunch tins ia the forest so
TO Mr. woof for s47J. companion piece TO the sbovv
The Artists Of the Dusseldorf Academy" beisg sportna
gallery OF the celebrated painters Of this school they sp
peared IA the prime Of manhood sold TO Mr. Moer s
@43l "Nagdasna with fsce too sweet and pure for he
name purchased By Mr. Brundase for 300 "A North
ern Lancscspe" by DAHL pleasant representing Sum-
mer valley sold to Dir Coonrad for s3o Lend
scsps with Sheep and Goats" BY ROBBIE was bought by Mr.
Butler for 500. "sceEery In ssltzburs" golden
landscape was kroC2eQ DOWN W bu.iof ioi Wv
Hope Chapel Of Palermo nteiio) by CeuTsra.
qas,ey coored piece with light and shade well msDsssA
was boash. by Mr. Dlnsnore for sl65 sondeands Sur.
prise by Co.ack Dr,goons enc picture showing tbs oon'
fusion of sudden rrnp.ion into peaceful German homoU
tho hated Cossck troops and representing the eon'nass
OF the surprised party, waI sold to NJ "heeloex
Tor 900. Mr.. MOler paid $40 for The Ltue
Flower Gill" I. 10 charming picture by Bessr.
Diana and her Eymph surprised ct the Bath BY Acses"
painted BY son. purchased by Mr. Butler for siao
Scene In tho Msers by Schrmc. axuriant landscape u
perfect repose with still ia the foreground whore
pair Of crane. are taking M making delightful scene, wss
bought by Mr. Msther fr 500. Landscape" Dutch chs
fl,s Of Higets Gncs. pictures was sold 70
Mr Aldhco for $50 Mr.. Dnsmosc paid $3.50 for Tho
shsrrrds,sp by Laurent de BeuL 1.-The Pes Asleep By
verLsyGen represents gr fsaed by her rural sports,
asieep by the side Of her gentle compsnor-a lamb Mr..
aIo,r p.id 2so for the picture. oheo aud DesdemoOs"
by Hndsbrsnit, was sod to Mr. Adams for $780, NJ.
Town.end paid s9e5 for Lauses Stag Hun. ia Autumn"
No one can paint the wind bat its effect visible In The
beudag grss and and flying clouds IA this fne picture
Flood Iiac OF oend' by MeIvin, purchased By M
Dnssloro for $780, Sold Dat" By Hearie. Ronner wa
sold TO M Adsss for $3.50 1t portrays rural al returning
from market, where he has been with lead Of Vegetables
drawn by couple Of msfs. He wears hsppy face snd
exhb, ges, the anticipated supper Dream
Of lay" by Sonntg fetched s5o0Mr Dusmore PURCHASED
Ent,ancs CourDbu, Barccon, after his Discovery a
America" by Pluad-mson. taken By Mr. Bulsri price
$50 "Germania" by koler purchased by Mr. Turnes
Pce $500. i' sllesoriea competition Of great power
and beauty The Duke Of Aba andt Countess Cahns
By yoHhart wss sold to Mr. Kelly for s7l5 There were
many other foe pictures Sold bu: have no. space to
further Two pieces Of s'susy also sold
The FISHER Girl" BY Basees to Mr.. Butler for el+i4
and Arslue" by Ives to Mr Orgy for 1926 There were
i07 pictures tho List. American art represented by
few elqus pieces p,in,ed By sOnn,ss LILY Spencer and
Johnson