The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-17
Something Now in Art.
hcAliroRHrA DESIGN

tits perhaps in'matcrIal whether class rhc,osra
ply among the sciences among the nnc aFtS II Ne
know where to obtain It's bst results II Il sufficient
for our purpose 10 cousbler sE tn the pcrfcc
ton OF which certain amount OF scientific kIVEl
ce Is Necessary but whose highest achievements are
not possible In the absence Of cultivated taste The
mechanical proCc-sCs the manipulation Of chemicals
and the mixing Of co!Ois are but primaries Not An
crctinaurg their importance, the eye that fakes in
the relations OF the parts hrcalths Of light and shade
quality and balance VI color aud unity and harmony o
tEc whole subject, determines the artist The time l.
past wien Photographers made Of ustcriAl that Is
unht for anythlnI else; Is rracc by whose sci
ent!Gc attaiuuIcats of order. whose tastes
have been cultivated by the study OF Nature and the
masters, and whose works will live forever We have
ON exhibition ct NOrses gallery In this city sOnc
ipceiicns OF photography which cnti;le the artist to
place In the foremost rank OF those who have contrib
uicd 70 the progress OF the art ...,.,.
Some GItccn y--rs ago quite 4 sensation created
hy the Introduction Uf caS dc vsltc aad the TT0duc'
III OF dozen pictures for about tic same that one
h:i heretofore cost Then came the porcelain pie
urr, soft and brilliant captivating all who IT, anil
;oining money for those who successful In pro.
ducnG It. Later cablnci~ sizes were Introduced, and
then 'rctouclinS" TO stbduc remove the ruGUs!ty
orrcricctions brought oct by the cnlarrnCHt the
Ii nj. Thus Il Is evident that soEIvhO!y Is ihIlEiGS
and experimenting all the while, and P0F-rCss Is thu
order. ..-.. ... ..I-... 20
san FrIHClscOls entitled 10 the credit OF the las; great
improvement. Our climate and sSy are favorable 10
experiments, and We have in midst those who are
quietly hut pcrsiSicny pushing; their way beyond the
beaten paths and bringing bac Tie result Of their
cntcrprlSc now Ideas and new styles. S.a '
Concerning this latest novelty, the Photographer,
magazine published In the Interest OF the art In phI'a
dclphia, "Snce the Introduction OF TcIOuchinS
there has been but little novel, except IL WIS
that which called fer morc rctourhnE, VIZ: the I'M.
lncnsc heads; and these have been puzzled by many
with zeal that deserved n liberal reward, hut Il be-
came rksoue Mt last There were calls for something
different; style must he Introduced. Itcaiue
In RICH fdIOHi FACE, and from the least
pccicd We had all been looking for relief from the
Old World whence mot Of tho things In art orig
inGtc, hut It came from the opposite direction, From
the Golden State OF the laclnc have the last scnSa
ton In photography In the form of the beautiful Prom
cnadc Photograph As have before said this style
originated and introduced by I. W. Tabrr Of san
Francisco, who seems TO possess both the inventive
faculty and the enterprise To make thing go.
lie has recently sent us komc cabinets made by Him
three years ago which show TINT new designs with
him matter OF business"
We commend lovers Of The beautiful as we'll as those
WHO appreciate genius ahd enterprise, To MOrscS Gall
lery, Ili M0ntE1mcry street where specimens OF tie
rank "a one Of the irsi IN the United States. Mr. Morse
Established hitct In this city ahont I'VE years since
Ed was At once universally accorded The leading posi-
his enterprise In Introducing new styles. From this
GALLERY many OF the new styles which have been 80
generally POPULAR throughout the Union have OrlSl.
have done IS much for the Hrt0TinE public charnr.
erie Il STILL We shall continue To acIpair new lie.
lights from Tue same hourcc--S. =. Buiitih,