Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-11

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and was especially interesting on ac.
count of the new works. The latest fin.
ished and most conspicuous picture, ele.
gantly framed and standing in the center
Of the room, was portrait of
MRS STORY
Al .,.;c, &c w;l,;ar w S.or,, .ho o,,;
.nc WIG VI .i.D, "ii " D.Y'y, .no oii'
men. anu yus.y ., oe,.oia'eu VIII VIII anJ l
sculptor, whpse neSr. 70 40 nopco any
GENEROUS as ~: "oins are peuuS M.r Can. anu
grand - 'ns ;5aJ St0av y, ~ nLs hso S;Uiy
ncr nr'i 20 ula' l Vko' ~ snV ~" -
sort oi corone., anu 'Ts TI cossulne s very
ricn anu pecoihlns: me dress 70 o u
crimson iiotre an.qoe, WIN an p'ei
uress VI 9laeh, .eiyes, sfineu ( eu,S w J1a, q
anu pfheant or,'anlenLe' io,u y; Soi'
iace 10 Iaseenou i' az .de S slp AZ "lss q
ueique il'ruscali ploocn anu @ sn eneo'
Oh .he whole pieasles anu eiesan'
a soou pi0'uio VI
POPE Plus TX.
occupied the position OF honor IN the
studio, ana another portrale equaiiy
large was q iuii ieng'n painting oi p.
LIszT,
the great German composer He is
seated at the piano, and attired.i the
plain black dress of an Able. The
ample ioids OF the long roDe' moving
back, snow tne eiose,ntting stochlhgs
ana polishea shoenuckles. ne gazes up
in1tehtiy witn .ne very sooh VI insptLe-
tion wnicn l nave 80 oiten seen "a y: ms
face when he played, ana ans hands IN
ger over the Keys suoservient entlreiy r. 70
the great soui tnat dictaies 10 them; MS
mead Is thrown pack' ana tee long lochs
oi white hair sweep away rom the hiie
iorehead ana ihteiiectuai iace whicn IN, IS :
iiiumed py tne spel OF genius. no
tnat Is capapie Oh emotion mas nearu
Liszt play without a tremphng OF @ Ihe
frame ana molsIenlng OF She eyeI " VINO NO
that mas seen .isI' az tne piano, uoes
not recognize IN TINS picture ABOVE All
others, the speclai triumph Oh the genius
heaiy
Another remarkapie portrait Oh
BISHOP KENDRIcK,
of St. Louis, occupied prominent posi-
ton. That good and much-beloved man
was present. and it was difficult to say
which looked the most like Bishop Ken
drick. himself or the picture.
orurn poprp,,rs .r
-, e4.aN,.l'c, N' : -, -, -. ua,,-
=. noticed nne P9r!ra,,9I ol Mc.ie1'al', ~
likehesses oi MIS-. IieluelhoopeI anu uei
iair daughters, ana portrart VI Mr.
money our accomplished minister 10
England.
without frame anu hahglhg low, ,n d
quiet corner, was ioVeiy picture oI hrs'
DeMare, Mr. hea,y uaueh'er. ohe II
enVeioped IN dehcate lavender coioIeu
dress, ana hoids IN her arms ner dad Dape,
clothed only IN a little wnite siip. inere
were also other nne iamily por.ralts oy
Mr. heaiy, OF ms wile' ana pright anu
interesting children, evidently panied
by the caresslng touch OF love.
Among other recently nnis9ed pc
lures, notced one OF MIS- Ut. you'd u
lady VINO IS conspicuous mere ior ner
prompt attenuon, ana generous soclal
manner toward Americans VISITING
pgme aenno. snool :. lonr,b &C all tho ox.
ceIlent nortra;ts which were at the same
time beautiful works of ART II is n great
wonder that Mr.. Healy. with his not
over strong ewes should he abl, to ac-
comnlish SO much. He is an indefatiga-
HE worker and tells me he Is mn every
morning and AT work at four
a 1cbaracterist;cl n;cture was that of
the kind-hearted scnlptor Hart with a
felt.hat shading his face. And another
attractive paintinp was that of Monsig-
more Paca who wns robed in the elegant
costume of an officer so near the Pope.
a white ermine cane covers the should
ers elaborate lace and crimson silk fall
Gracefully at his feet He Is not vounr
6ut remarkablv handsome man and
with a face beaminc with intelliCence
7 sbaIl only sneak of one moro the
n;c,nrsscne I;keness of LonrfeIlow and
b;s Jangbter Edis6 Longfellow is seated
and his daughter bends over him her
golden hair CONTRASTING with the white
locks of her father. making as beautiful
q n;cture as ever The noet's own noeticai
;ma aT;nat;on could have conceived
no
Mr. nNA,Ai - '.'i A'D o 'Dio'
ME- heaiey received many guests,
Among them nouee1 !he nhe,ioohins
sculptor hanuoiph hogerS, VINO mas
always smile ana kinaiy woru; Also
the gifted painter Mr.. ieweii' VINO mas
just hhished some hne painunss Oh lnte-
rior views OF 81 Marks, at venice, lhat
beautiful city OF tle sea Mr. 1eweil
has been close ana patent student
with an adoration Tor art which has justly
won Tor HIM his present reputation.
noticed also there the taii ana angular
form OF Mr. Graham' VINO resembles Mr.
Lincoln IN his physique ana als9 IN ms
modest retirement 0i character, ler hr;
Graham Is one among the very nrst OF
American painters ana other ana giited