The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-03

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fo. Miscellaneous Mention. s1
M. Kruseman Van Elten's pictures viii be soid
this evening and tomorrow evening at the Somer-
vile Art Gallery With the enc or two exceptions
we have already pointed out they give evidence
Of feeling, patience industry and skill with occa-
sional indications OF gift without which none Of
these excellent qualities would be able to achieve
the highest results Mr.. Van Elten announces that
no expects to remain permanently abroad, and
this fact gives deeper import 70 the pending
auction.
This evening selow's two beautiful and cele.
brated pictures, representing ancient and modern
Jerusalem, will for the benefit OF the Palestine
Exploration Fund, be exhibited At the Fourth ave.
nue. Presbyterian church. at the intersection Of
Twenty-secOnd street and Fourth avenue. The
Rev. Howard Crosby, d. d. Chancellor Of the New
York University, win deliver lecture the interest
OF which win probably correspond to that Of these
celebrated paintings.
During the past week an opportunity was pre-
sented OF inspecting, at the residence OF Mrs.
Roome, 27S West Eleventh street, an oil painting
entitled 1.-THE Angel Of Peace" the work OF Miss
Cooper The artist is young, ambitious ingenious
and Of decided talent, AMI to this, her first impor-
tant labor, shall refer again. On Saturday Miss
Cooper accompanied the picture to Washington,
where General Grant has accepted 1t on behalf Of
the White House, whose walls It will permanently
adorn. Il deserves TO hold place at the lnaugura-
curious picture, 200 years old, may be seen at
the studio Of Mrs: A. p. Crane, room 81, at 1888
broadway. The subject 10 not romantic. 1t repre-
cidedly Dutch fhe WORK derives its Chief interest
from its antiquity and the idlosyncracies OF Its
Mr.. K 3. Moore. 81 Union square, is getting
ready for exhibition and sale handsome batch OF
Mr. 4. slower, landscape painter who rs de-
sGroeS e. nan inte1ssnt and modest artist" nas
liamsburg. n AAe
The committee Of the Townley Fund OF the
Palette Club are earnestly at work collecting paint
ings and other contributions to be used Tor the
benent Of the late Mr.. Townley,s family. All who
communications to Max F. Eller, ESQ.,. chairman
Of the committee, either at the Palette rooms No.
1913 Second avenue, or at Mr. Eller's Office, No. 294
The water-color exhibition at the National
| Academy Of Design closes on Wednesday evening.
or the English collection incorporated with this
hibtion all remaining unsold win be- Immediately
returned to London. There will be no auction or
after-sale, and there will be no alteration in the
prices placed upon these pictures by English artists
| Mr. Harvey Young, who 10 one Of our more juve-
rating at his studio No. 48 East Fourteenth street.
| number OF California sketches and studies.
Next Thursday evening private view will be
| have relation to works Of art and will introduce
| the Second Annual Exhibition OF the Palette Club.
|
the late Mr.. Kensett, at his studio on Contentment
| Island, Daren, Conn.,, may be seen from nine till
haltpast three daily, until next Friday, in the
lecture room Of Association Hall. On March they
| will be renewed to the Academy of Design.
the exhibition at the Academy of Design OF over
! five hundred OF Mr.. Kensett's finest studies and
pictures together with his superb collection OF pic
lures by contemporaneons artists viii begin March
a. and last one weeS The sale WI take place at
| beginning March "a and ending March 20. Persons
unable to attend the sale may cOnfde their orders
ntfh IN Nv Coz IN VAIN
gentlemen:-D. Huntington, H. G. Marquand, j. W.
Castelar, Thomas Hicks, M. Faconer, S. r. clifford,
Mr.. Schenck enjoyed last Thursday and Friday
the most successful sale Of his season. The amount
realized was s2s,74o; Among prices paid the fsl-
fore They Are Hatched," McEwen, slo5; siRcady
for Pronenaaas," Y; 9. Brown, $3.50; Fowls"
cae KeeekkoeS ana
donck, SIPS; 'The Doubtful Tooth" Maurice Blum,
sa2s; .lhe Market Boat. Kosckert $3.50; "Rouen
sen sSase s
the Spinning, Wheel" Ewers 500; 1.-THE
saa P siso 0es landscape SaysAish, $780,
ing Prayers SS sas Damscnrosdep sisa 6o
Taking the Case in Hand" Maurice Blum, $3.50;
and M1re Van
:a Sainta!n sroet css11ssr sIss; ssTs S$;
$3.50; Autumn w. Il. Wilcox, $3.50; "Reading
the Letter." W. f. Reyntjens, $3.50; "The Violin
Player" Gessa, $l17; .'The New Dress Pattern,D
T.. Beranger, 1910; "Landscape," william Hart,
$500; ''The Waitress" G. Doyen, $3.50; "The New
Bonnet" Charles Hue, $500; Landscape at
CRANKY" A. ID. Shattuck, $l65; "Ihe Holy Water
ford, Richommc, $4oO "After Schoel,n OAR
gelas, $500; Lady and Page NJ. Cossman,
.'The Pct Parrot" Gastiglione, $500; .'rhs Cats
e q soe sanne s Hair" sss
Charles Chaplin, $3.50; ''Pompeiian Girl" Joseph
Coomans, 5000; 'ieah," savini, $3.50; '.The Art.
ist's Daughter F. Haseleer, $3.50; "sheep,,
:c g. Gsada
'The First Born" Meyer Won Bremen.
$345 market Scene,n p. Van Schendel $40;
''The Vacant Chair,n Z. L. Henry, $500;
'eTelling the Fortune" J. Sampson, $685.
ave are Ready" Charles Hue, $345; "The Little
Pet" N. PttOchi, $240; Landscape and Figures"
Gustave Brion, $3.50; tNo Place Like Home,n L.
Neterman, $500; 'The First Butterfly" o. Rethel,
$435; Dinner Is Ready" Fl. Werner, $44o; "Home
Pleasures" H. S0ndermann, $500; pleasant VAL
ley, AdirOndacks," Alex Laurie, $265; "The Young
Mother" P. seignac, $245; THE savoyard Boy"
$685.; 'sThe Snow Plough Professor Il. W. Weir,
$195; "Morning at Rouen," Kuwasseg, $500; "rhe
Forest PATH" MOrel and Van SeverdOnck, 5000;
"Racquette Lake, December" A. F. TAFT, $160;
Sheep +. lie Bret, $2o5.
Foreign Art Notes.
The London Institute of Painters In Water Colors
ballots for candidates March "A at three in the