Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-10-10

and Secretary OF Nar Bclknap have each
been to see it, lately, and expressed mucl,
qualification with the picture Gen Phil
Sheridan has also been to see it, and de-.
elared after lookingat it intently foravhir.
that it was the only hattle-piece to his
mind. that he had seen lie liked it. De
said, because it made the boys as they
were, going in ," Seott's fighting men are
no carpet-herocs or conventional hlOOd-and-
thunder soldiers bat represent the Ameri-
can soldier. as he appeared brown, dnsy,
uuShavcn, worn and unconscious Of spec
tat0rs
An art-icttcr from Nauich by ' Paul
Neyay in the Boston Adroriissr, speaks of
young Duycrncc. from Cincinnati, who Is
nov pursuing his studies in the Lietz
/ School OF that city as 90 the american who
before all others Is coming 60 be numbered
among the great artists or the world" lie
adds There never was such a student.
| the prizes tall 10 him term after term in the
academy, and the artiSt~-the great ones,
/ Pnoty and kaulhach .-prOphesy q great
/ future for him. The h.t-named teacher,
| whom everybody knows Is not given 10 fat
| terry, has been heard to say that be paints
| head in color worthy of Titan; and
/ strangely enough Duyernec Is not spoiled
| had everything yet O. learn, and with the
very sensible comprehension. Of the fact that
/ it Is only through hard work that he will
/ wake up some morning and find himself
/ famous. Besides Duverucc- whose name ]
/ forgot 10 say is an American eruption Of
| Der Van Eyck-is Leslie =. Blrnum known
/ 10 every artist and every American in Nun
| ich tor kind heart and excellent good sense
/ With an abundant fortune, Ec has entered
D L. u
/ love of art Ills studio. one ut the pleas
ATTEST in Munich, is grand old h0spitable
| place, where one can always find charming
/ pictures. the latest and best reading, and 70
] welcome to make ones heart thrill. Is any
artist in trouhle-Baruum is appealed to-
| l. any f1rl0rn American driltiugab0ut with
a hope of finding few pleasing pictures
/ for his drawing room, Brrnum Is the man
| t1 guide them. i a picnic 10 De organized.
/ or a Fourth Of Jaly celebration 70 De plan
/ ned. Birnum must be chairman l. an
| American III ia Munich. Baruum Is the
| person 10 look alter him. J. stranger 10
| be presented at the court of the young
| King, nobody can manage it 50 well as Bar
NUN. lie knows everybody from the minis
| tcr- about the court down to old SpitzeGer,
| the fat host of the Schiei~heim beer shank.
| lie knows every stone &c Munich, and Is
withal So well known fIr his good deeds
| that there Is some talk among the Amerl-
[ cans here of a speedy canonlzatIon, with
| St Leslie at the top of the new calendar
The great Eaa.hach. who is now about
seventy year old, Is at work in Munich on
% great cartoon Of the Deluge, which those
who know. say is to Le the grande>t Of his
works
The same correspondent tells the following
ASan evidence Of Kaulbaeh's foniness
| for Americans. may mention an incident
. that las passed into common gossip here.
I short time ago two Young American IA
dies, who were stopping for a few days IN
. Munich, paid q !sit % the old artist, and
by their beauty and their Wit - delighted
him that he returned the call at their hotel
an unheard OF honor to q stranger, which
surprised every body auI nobody more than
they who knew Kauihlch best. But this
was not the end of the flair . he asked one
of the ladies % come % his studio and sit
Toy her portrait &c Certainly, Mr.. kaul-
bach, 81 s.replied. hal'-ieStinsly, III come
but. then, Won mast give me the picture
VIXEN lis finished " o. Of course, II 1t
suits. said the painter '' ! never ask my
patrons tl take my pictures unless they
suit The young Lady naturally enough
rcEarl.i the whole conversation a. Joke
but Judge of her surprise when the next
d9y hayieeA ser '"Hl 'li.ot anu
tirg n ,,'' The jaJy had nothing to do but to
proceed to the studio, and the result was she
returned to Amerlea with a charming por-
tFit OF AeTIe.! ~ ''erl.ans hoS. i.'iVT L;r of
tbc ~ common '- -ns-in Of the cafe-: but har-
ing heard Kaulbaeh say, ' The women OF
america are as oflu'i.H. .r, a. '.i7 - ,,u a. -
. q probability Of it. truth y We turned
O. leave kaultach hc ~eiZei us eacn hy the
hand. and, IN a tone which lclt no d'uh. oi
the sincerity ui the rcmarS- ne ~ali
' Goodbye give my greeting 10 America 8
, and God prosper You in what You i!y 20 ~
for art
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the laVorite puPll- oi I4i'lN' 'i ." "Ni''' H.
who it is said numbers more followers in ms
...r.,.,r tb.,r ,u, .5-i...r.rrti~t i'm Germany.
a, - .r Nv..tt .+,,l,i,,
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I the mysteries OF steam, hi~ gone % LONDON
3 where in the recent national eXhihition IL
attracted MD little attention. Mr.. Neal Is
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no" elis'Se" D" i'"'i'''l7
+ first interview between Mary Cacen oi S''t-
/ and Riz-;,
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