New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29

how to draw, to paint, nor 10 compose inc wOhder ID
great why he should have taken up the profession Of
artist; he has qualification for 1t other than weak
vein OF seltenaity, which, # 1t had found expression
in good drawing and composition, might have made Mr.
White prosper. the small capital well MANAGED
has made the success the segnac the Duveger and
the Meyer Bremcns. But poweress to save NJ
Whites pictures they nor Is he modest enough IN
the use of IT, II was impossible for doubt 1t
would have been impossible for most people, to guess al
the subject Of No 32S, East Room. And when we re-
ercd the catalogue and found that are supposed
to be looking at GlottO Sketcing the Head of Dante
for the Fresco at (sc the Bargelo Florence. Italy, We
were very much as;onished indeed. II Dante really
looked at all like this truly sorry to know IT, Ana
IL GiOttO really used to draw twisted into such an at
tude as this wonder that his work should be
as much reproached rs it is in guidebooks foP IFS
want OF perspective. He appears to have an inward
pain 10 express ourselves politely Or ne might be the
InIiarubber trying to write note on the small OF
his back with pencil held in his mouth In short he
might be anything but what Mr.. White says he is AS Tor
Dante, we sOlemny avow that we thought ne was
parrot in an allegcry, and that GiOtto was lodging
his threatened beak behind his Wnsor and Newton
sketch-book. As we contemplated this figure prefer
naturally tall and with a malgn aspect We thought
again. cit may be eagle and tails apparent boy
writing about the foreground may be Ganymede, ana
the eagle come fetch him. To be sure, the thing is
beaked like parrot yet s also very like an eagle, only
no eaSie"e ever 81" was 80 reu a. '"i'' ~ ~ 60,
doubts looked AT the catalogue, and 10! as Mr.
Morris might have said
$50, Dante! He who did cavort the dim three king
dolnS through,
And thereupou his yawp divine did sing to measures
new
But so strange Dante was mover painted pel"I'' anu VIC
shau hted some oiher evidence 'n"i u'' "N''o P''
10 make us VIKING To aeeep' IL rs AAeess' Ill 7i0
ness what PURPOSE we "'A, "'u inc "iSi'' P'ol''
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mask, WHICH IL no ways IoaeI'Di's' io' .. ~ "'-'
bic the mask, why sHo'Hu VIC .o'.i' VI ' '', ''
been hailed WitAIoy Why s"o'4I i'un' N''"'.0 "''o
burst ilo tears "Hen S-e 81" 80 way $50,
people H1No -" M. ~ " -, -, D.,
WORTH ""'i'S 'i1' oe oon'''is w. " &c.,
Gods own hahd oi lis "I'lH'S' 'o' '"' '''''',' ''
Mr. Page SAYS Oh no; TINS is ohY p"IiI -"."t N''"
her two, the mate 10 MN OF slI4U"ra '"''" i'' ''
taken lump o. cay' am ""h'"l t"' H''' Wv
mentary knowledge oil lnode'hs Ae ms I""'" 10
nched H. hiPpc" IT, 'in"O'i'd IT, "'' az '' " -.
tie looA oi hniilH i'e'' '''" Il - "''
nuts helped ont h'te WIN P'h"h"o ava '''
after Christmas dinner III the country On n- S'''
one it must he good y"n Sh"ulu he'' 'i' i'Ao 'N
about H. as ne turLS ~ iolho' 20 F'"s' 80 80
no wish to be enchahted ny "'"s.''" '""''' '''
enthusiasm Tor ms "ofk anu luli :" ''ii'i 81" ' "
Mr.. Pages conVersaliohh power j 10 PM ''''
is part OF mis- public 1lmt"ton ana ~ w." Known
that he can taik his hearers iuto ''o's '' -,
light take his hat or nus souiP''e ana ~ ''"l % IAN
ing over It and turning u Io"hu muse tie o'',''' ~"
the time that IL vas inc '"'' % 'i'' - 49,
rectcd one or the DINER - ih' 'f "'-e '''' ' ~ 20
in his Own s'aTc-il: s'Y ' ana p'el'''' ''.' VIZ 49,
believe IL was Shakespeare himself come ba'k
in the ncsh. But FAR az we are concerned
we had as lief it were the nat q 'ne
soup-pate ills lamp OF cia'-"e c'"'
as easily he charmed into believing one ll'
bust Of Shakespeare as the other. h"o "" INN" )
where the rJec'IlS power u tic ii'n-'n'
might justJ and wisely DC e%efc'ea III "'c'''Is 10 nv
distinguished ana able painter to 60 hHse' .r'i.
by the exhibition OF snch " pnhi'r "' '"N 'o'"'',i
Shakespeare But once HANihe p'oh '." ~ o.