New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
ART TREASURES AT HOME.
SUPERB COLLECTIONS OPEN TO THE
PUBLIC

| PUBLIC.
| GREAT SUCCESS OF THE PLAN FOR ART EXHIBITIONS
THIS sCMMER-TnREE RICH COLLECTIONS TO BIZ
sEFN-scME OF THE PRINCIPAL PAINTINGS AT
| THE ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
| The Executive Committee of the New York
Centennial Loan Art Exhibition held meeting at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel sionday evening to near the re-
ports subcommittee. About thirty gentlemen were
present Benjamin II. Field presided, j. Addison Ricn-
ards was chosen secretary aud John H. Sherwood treas
| urer. The Committee on Application and Selections
reported that william j. Hoppiu James w. Pnchot' ana
Parke Goodwin lad acted as subcommittee IN 'isuhs
private collections and procuring contributions Notes
| making appointments were first sent In very ie"
| instances not received, Dut Ill
| no case did the applications meet with refusal
| The importance OF the exhibition recommended
itself to verybody, and offers OF cooperation were
prompt and liberal A. many pictures could be hlns
to advantage obtained In few days John lay or
Johnston lent his whole collection for the use OF the
Metropolitan Museum Of Art; ex-GOv Il. ID. Morgan dld
the for the National Academy Of Design August Bel
mont has consented TO open private gallery for
tain number days. in connection with the main exhi0
ton j. Piepont Morgan contributed 10 pictures, G. s
Smith % John II. Sherwood 20, Edward Matthew's 10,
and r. NJ Oyphant II pictures The other persons VINO
have contributed to the loan Wolfc Miss Cath
rne Wolfe, Mrs Jonathan Sturges, Mrs A T. Stewart,
Mrs C. A. Lamont, Mrs. Psran Stevens, W. l..
j. NJ Fiske, H. f. Rowland, W. II. Osborn, Israel
Corse Puke Goodwin, Geo. T.. Robbins, Thatcher
NJ Adams Philip Van Vakenburgh, ThOs. Musgrave,
H. K 1huIbeT, James Gordon Bennett, III. G Marquand'
NJ Jesup, Lawrence Turnure, ID. II. McAlpn, S.
Hawk NJ. Knoedler & Co., w. Schaus, NJ. b. Hart, David
Dudley Field jr, Benjamin II. Field Whtelaw Reid, T.
W. Griswold A. X. Emo J. w. PinchOt, Thomas Hicks,
Marshall o. Roberts Join Bigeow, III. c. Emo, and the
Rev. DR. Potter The Committee paid little attention TO
the OF pictures IN schools, but aimed at Sc
ring works which would lend general attracyeness to
the exhibition. owing to the demands made upon the
American schools by the Philadelphia Exhibition IL VIII
not be- largely represented but 1t is stated that the rep
will be credtable The members Of the Com
mttee believe that they have succeeded in bringing to-
getber a display OF pictures which has never been
eanaed on this continent, and which Will prove great
attraction strangers and citizens during the summer
months aud afford students valuable source OF in
struction and pleasure.
The first section of the exhibition will be at the
Academy Design and will include about $50 pictures
The second section at the Metropolitan Museum OF Art,
will consist Of between l2j and $50 pctures-the gal
lerles Of John Taylor Johnston, j. PlerpOnt Morgan,
Robert Gordon and Lucius Tuckerman. The third sec
ton Will Mr.. Belmonrs gallery at No lO9 tfthaye,
entrance on III ghtcenthst Mr.. Belmonts gallery VIII
be open ON Monday June 49, aud the following Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday. The subsequent exhibition
days have been announced. The admission fee at
Mr. Beuonts gallery will be 30 cents. and % cent each
AZ the Academy Of Design and Metropolitan Museum.
The opening day OF the exhibition is not decided upon,
but will probably be early in the coming week Tile
paintings lent to Academy Of Design and Metropol
itan Museum are valued at between 100000 and
81 600 600 and have been insured for that amount.
Mrs A. T. Stewart has lent seven pictures valued at
100000. Tney "Tne CharloteePs Race In the
Coliseum" never before exhOited), j. l.. Ger0me
Garden OF Versailles in the Seventeenth Century"
never before exhibited, Bodlni; Tho Gladiators" j.
l. Gef6me; The Begging Monk" i. Zamacois; Lady
and Parrot" &, present to Zlmacos), Madrazo; The
Church Of ~ supce Paris, Seventeenth Century"
never bef r exhibited H. Fcnol Tho Strategic De
vice" tneyer before exhibited A. Lesrel, pupil OF
Gtt0me. The following some OF the principal
paintings to exhibited at the Academy OF Design not
including many Of the pictures by American artists,
about Il OF whom arc represented:
TX GOV Morgan-Winter on the Hudson James ~ Hart
charity, klnllaah.
WaSi .f%oinen tho coas, o, Ps.ttany IuiAs breton
Was.sNanias N AutGmn. j. T. Cropsey'
Happiness, JogePh goo,nan1;; I,';
A. S 3oSnS &'S%@ Sai,d S25Sn; Boasusrsaa M'S"'
IT, Ths Rasiiy. aSas.iG5 Gto5is k asdra11 H5ioulH
Ihs ia liiaagGy s4,e, %.tg EcaE%f5ean. 3 Ssi5s1
Sheep ana Goats, yerboesSLoyenS, ,,,,.,
i%i I@im.. a,S.'s', al ls.t t.H21 j. 3 G5a.eil $a5@
iniusry', nHi.ai;'' ilsyeT bremen.
caiifuia. i,. Honpla..
Tbr Con.aiesc'nt, J. Carand
stora. Go, 4. AcIcn6ach.
Porrit oI a Lady, Geo A. Baker.
Tambouriue Gr, Bougucreau
Alter Duel. Carl Hon
The fGy"pn' Ir.t i"iiSi iiois Franz perrceger.
The Revelie. iirTn Hir1ri; d,,.
CrOqucmitaiue, J. Iohirchon
Tho Wedding Eve. Delcnba,h.
John WSi,3 WSis ,asn! GS a. sshryer s 1Ss1rH
Frames Noa sichingen; Cai bscSer'
Jobn H. snrrw0od-Whte Mountains, Kensett
f7SSa,eh f2SSS, o. Of Eve Paradise 4 caeanel
ketnru from the fIomsnahr, Bo9tioonne'
Tne mpeeG44,ns toa.Gi aaa,,;. hgr6s.norer' I6'sa
fs G ieacs Of Mary stuart and John knox, Robert
rhr rGS,,nis sra",sh Mataaor, ]. @ vibert
Parsil.e i.octs NewI@t v. e. Ml,hards.
A Brood Of Iur~cys tdurtte !, B'aneur
Cha, \ Us smIh" mTi' soiiels 90 Daty, DetaIle.
Lltsr . s,stS1riii ,, e. i,.., i- Aa11'. "a senrevsr.
M Pussy. Leon rcrrau,t
Fisher Gns Dream, j. !" AuOert
Gid G,iG' ssSns, ~ s'I,, s. jourlan.
A spanish Lady, t. Madrazo.
I.S ,.on on rs ns' .ns tarns 5 IN 'IoIe Z. h Muller
Tho Auaol. A. schIyer.
Ta.u'i T19 iitiic IL $ schoia i; BoTGuereau.
The The T0m1S 70. .-t 'FoTr5 4 rinrr fit'''H o'''''
The f,Saer Market Of ransicrs, Cartn., ,,,nr.,
H. NJ s S nynaS on her way to dSy 5nSSa' H.
on a'GnS GuS i'i' l@%nc., England Konsett
Bl,Ca Mu.LtIiu, i1ac btOigr, hrIoetL
UueAp Apcctcd ,suts IhOS. HICKS.
The tu.put Fay, 5Unu r. " Ell
The Mountain tTean, a. IL. Myant
TIE Lutte, a.. a. Loop.
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t,yps, : llcysriy, q. H. hOughton.
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49, b,lobn Lake, Taos. cole.
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ann i. tf, Ia -tuIin Johnson.
Venice, y. Harrington.
story oi the Cross ~. Huntington.
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Coast scent a. ACIChOaCb.