The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-24

we called attention to large sale Of paintings and
works OF art, commencing on TUESDAY next IN the
nut street, above Tenth being the purchase OF Nc.
kaIe during his recent visit TO Europe Our sketches
necessarily br1ef and were far from dong JUS
tice to the artists Almost all coRnoiSseuys who have
examined the cole otion pronounce 1t the finest that
has been brought TO city for several years past
The gallery has been well filled every day and even
inc since the exhibition opened and the expression
of admiration has Deen universal. We proceed to-
day TO call attention to some other of the composi-
uons which want OF space obliged us to omit IN our
High Gohl Peak" in Tyrol, by @. Milluer of Mu.
nIch, Is quito large and attractive picture The
artist has been wonderfully successful In catching
,he roseate TINS that bathe the Alpine peaks IN the
gowing bues of a rapidly vanishing sunset. There
Is warmth in the picture that cannot be overcome
even by the snOw'c ad peaks IN the distance. As
landscape it compares iaVorably with any In the col
j. W. Lind er, of Dusseldorf presents us with
new view OF ''Mer dc Glace. ChamOuni," which is
particularly fine. II shows the skill Of the artist that
he can Dring novelty out Of so exhausted subject
welcoming the Bride" by Carl Hof, OF Hussel-
dOrt is another of the gems of the collection It
presents the bringing home Of a lovely young bride,
and the welcome awaroed her by her friends and
neiRhbors. This picture cost $1,000 in Europe.
A Swedish interior, marked "W eighng IN the
gestive plctnre. number of substantial peasant
danes are indulglng in the buying of herring
weighed ON the great mil scales, The incidents are
well tod, and the poses are fine. lti one OF the
best fgure LIeces IN the exhibition.
z. Horeues, OF Berlin, gives US a cabinet picture
entitled 1.-THE singing School. Westphalia," very
elaborately finished, with miniature like effect.
The position OF the figures Is admirably chosen
Henrietta Rouner, of Bru sells, has several pictures
on exhibition the best of which we conceived is ding
OF hie and spirit.
The ARTISTS Studio" by Litschauor, of Du.se
dorf represents an exhausted painter enjoying
siesta before the fire. surrounded by his modes and
the various implements of his profession. The half
eaten repRst Is still upon the table, and iayorite
dog is about 20 enjoy his luncn while his master
dreams. lie has ready approp opriated the remains
OF the ham. IL is an admrabe work of art and its
original cost was Sl2OO
mlll," picture OF great merit representing two
| lovers beneath the shadow OF a tree, near old
mill engaged in deep converse. 1t is the old story
OF romantic love, but well Tod.
pictures called Winner near Amsterdam" and
''Summer IN Fontanbleau highly artistic In design
and fnish they will RAISE the reputation of this
artist IN this country.
H. Werner, of Dusseldorf gives us lovely domes-
tic scene, called Helping Lltte Sister," which
presents boy giving his smaller sister water, using
One of the widest yet most impressive pictures OF
| the collection IS the Norwegian Glacier" by Ii.
| Herzog of Dusseldorf. The spectator eau almost
teel the bling cold, so perfectly natural is Il
'.The Return from the Archery" by H. Salantin,
OF DUSSELDORF will repay for an attentive examina
wall. 1t is bevv of bouncing boys, hllarously re-
| turning from the shoOtng-grounds, bearing with
them the trophies of the recentlv completed contest
u is fine in Soloring, and exhibits much skill In
drawing. Its European value was $1,000.
X. Zimmerman. of Dusseldorf, exhibits notice
able picture, called "The Roadside Inn in Winter
Storm" the effects of O driving, Lenetratng snow
are vigorously reproduced.
Meyer Won Brennan, Coming from Market" til s
isua picture OF rare excellence and by fine artist.
The little glrl is mentally settling the accounts of her
purchases in market, ticking off each separate item
on the ends of her fingers. The idea happy one,
and well carried out.
The Brothers Van Starkenburgh one of Amster-
dam, the other OF Dusseldorf exhibit q number of
pieces, all of which sustain their wellearned reputa
| tion.
MCDOWELL recently from Paris, and a pupil of
Lambinet, but at present located at Pttsbulg,
| hbIts very pretty little picture, among the
Rpshes," which evidences very considerable artistic
| talent.
Herman Kaufman, of Berlin, "Winter in the
woods This picture rep esents the difficulty Of
hauling logs during binding, heavy snow storm.
Voltz, OF Munich, gives Leading cattle to
Water This s the best cattle piece in the col ection
as taI as faithful drawing and fdeIity to nature Is
concerned
George Hetzel, of Pittsburg. a promising young
artist, exhibits Summer in the Forests of Western
PennsYlVanla." This is Simply path through the
woods but is very bright and attractive picture
W. Meyerbem, of Berlin has a number of very
| the best.
One ot the most amusing picturesHn the collection
| is "Ihe Puzzled Policeman, by Carl Boser. of
Dusseldorf. The officer is endeavorlng to decpher
| the tattered and dirty passport of a Wandering
Hudy Guschisk, and the agony visible in his coun-
| tenance must be seen to be appreciated The
humor ls irresistible. Picture BUYERS wall bear in
mind that the sale opens on Tuesday evening, and
that some of the finest pictures of the collection will
to be genuine and ectedIcareuly for this market
| by competent expert Every lover OF good pic
lures should be in. afteudance on the evening OF
| The sa o.