New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

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nd Issued permission from Cous'aniinople that
80 aret decent not collateral (which qualities hi. need
and creed e entity squeezing IN nqu tolsy
rersnsl himself ard ohllren fhe wrecAe
sub.ctS Of BE life ruir US wealthy bartanc party,
sav purposes showing TO Paris and ia world guests
o7y The best spccrous ~ he products Of modem fc II,
h, The cRrou. Vice ROYAL Mnseum Il OH Phara .hic
rn,an art And the Sultan 20 set up Turkish kiois
th their oharetcnslc furuish,sys And The shah !.
80 hsuls and siiks aad swo.i blades of Sheersz win
hrbuls and tsm-tas and polcocks for anything know
4, mas been said that the United States will plant in
ns Of the garden specimen Il It's best and sioc ,ther
peculiar product model ankee school louse, thc
ers part Of that wide eitr trte Of kIovlodge Int LIS
rrtecod and nourisbed our nations growth Up and
tr,,o that urinary pesky, Plymouth planting the
A,ehanes over thu Roc Ky Mountnsto the Pacific coast
wherr thanks to ~, are suddenly become boldly
fruitful emitting the intermediate DiVsA stage Of O-.
.on see rather In proof, TIA; enthusiastically Ann III
can book Of Samuel BOvls hc racy book - his 0tcs,
written eurrsnts ca0Ro, Across the Continent None
but sn American could hsve written IT. More bat a
graduate OF New-EngaDd schooihousc could have So
written IT. ~ vyidy syupatletlcauy, 30 afiiscaly
even It's oasscally literary defects ar its realistic
merits regarded merely from the point ~ view - an
- on, need rad tbst volume tits side Of the 10
rb 20 .en s, their full quality, 20 apprc ete with
Justly complete thAnkfuncss, ITS speeiA anu 'nahent
choice American bouquet
I have divergcd something farther than meant from
what We we're taking o. read IN number Of MS LIB
rST that came 20 tho other Day, list columns long -
things that had been sent IN to The Anencan
a. candidates Tor exhibition at the Pans worlds Far 81
s II would have been iaughabe If IL had not been ~
A 10 have read the stin tue which, for %" fe Wei
ihe names Of specially ecsi Amenean thaes, b,,, NY
ever mean by provoking comparisons that arr worse thsn
ol,ou. hy oering for example colond photographs, IN
CONTINUATION to the GRID Far at Paris IN So. Inc
coored photograph at beet such aeondemn.d bad ihhs
| such hopeless sham imitation Of arti-ani wen
In that sort Of sham imitation Of art, the thln oAss
French lubricants nobody except themselves giant mon
the nile # artists 90 far surpass our mechanical siam
erN Really how our folks talk and Tiile about
nho,ography AS "pcturs." and works of art and pho
I uAlgu ~.
author If a we'll fitting boot or coat, OF shiIt even proves
himself IN kind and degree much the better bgh'f
ARTISTS" m any rational Of the word. one must
become patient OF the o,hervie rather hnghabe mpa
tcoce Of newspaper criticism exhibited by eeleIish Ailei-
lean portryer. OF the high art stfawb'r{ o. 1900.
now these Tine wceks without setting Mp for c''c'
which should not pretend to-though there j. no brsk
trade that carry - well without capital as 'hH'
ofart crtle- might say an interesting wOri two IL the
way Of description Of the Salon tbs year have TOW
! ever only room now TO osngriulaie your NeN-4 o's
Union League Club Its ownership If May phl lri-
trait Of Laboulaye which is on exhibition III Tie Sa"n,
aud of the equally excellent portrait Of Count AerOI dc
Cssparin which he has Brought back this week frnm
Geneva Babcock has an admirable flower piece and
eratou rcaye picture the Salon thus year b. rF'r
piece almost perfect rendering Of nature by art he
gssre picture undertakes to rePret mother or other
Female washing chdren-a natives Of turci fan
cifl country But thai objection. In the matter
ofdrsxino Il ia without being intcss crcat a1vsuce
o nahcock. nreyous works and there all deli
cacv movb1es Of sentiment that reast wall tell gu
false but that Jon feel to be charming. Where he
picture fails ofends Is in the exaggerated Importance
given 10 its details and the spectator quarcs with th
artist for dstortng Lis attention from the inter ded
subject and suggested sentiment Of this charmins'y
| false interior to the excessively oieverly over
worked play things Of the children. The eye not per
miiied TO escpe there. there, IN On honest unPrei
tous little canvas by another counymaD John Wan OF
oston-Irish Squstters vscsnt lots IN uirrr New.
York" portrait crayon by Miss Gore very like and
admirably modelled: an GOgether modest and unpre.n-
tiously lad landscape by Woodbury. Langdon-tnc>e,
believe complete the list Of American exhibitors al h'
Salon this wear. A word about Geromes failure THIS
wear and Durss phenomenal cauvases aud the works OF
one or two other French artists With who's names AID
productions Americans are familiar, VAL ny 10 erosd
/ INTO my next