The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-14
ART NOTES.

THE LOAN EXHIBITION AT THE ACADEMY AND
THE METROPOLITAN ART MUSEUM.
The exhibition OF paintings from the private galleries
Of this city. Al the Gallery Of Design and Metropolitan
Art Museum, will be undoubtedly the finest ever
opened public Wow In this country rivaling IN tho
importance OF the works exhibited, II not in number
that OF tho Centennial They mostly foreign
artists and among the expected pictures tho famous
$50, 600 Meissonnior in>M Mrs A. T. Stewards gallery
tho exhibition OF which will attract more
visitors than any other picture in the city.
There will DO about $50 paintings At tho Academy.
nearly the entire collection OF Ex-Governor Morgan,
numbering about eighty, and others from tho galleries
OF Mr. John H. Sherwood, who has been one OF tho
leading spirits in organizing the exhibition, Charles
Stewart Smith, Mr. John wolfe Miss Wolfe, Mr. p Van
valkenberg, Mr.. Musgrovc, Mrs Jonathan Sturgcs,
Purke Goodwin, William f. Dodge and others mrs. A.
7. Stewart has given $500 TO the Academy and tho
same amount to the Artist Fund Society besides con-
trbuting i've or six pictures IRON her gallery. John
Taylor Johnston has loaned almost his entire collection
to his favorte pr0feg6, the Metropolitan Museum OF
Art Mr. August Belmont will open his gallery one or
two days every week, the admission fee beng ffty
cents. At the Academy and Museum il VIII be twenty
Ave cents Monday, the Goth INST 1t Will probably bs
opened. and the exhibitions Will remain open at
loast three months The proceeds will BIO for tho
benefit OF both institutions One TACT which deserves
mention Is that artists intended having
exhibition Of their pictures AT the Academy this sum-
mer, but generously gave up the plan, wncn would
have been OF personal advantage 10 themselves
when tho present scheme for aiding the Academy
proposed
Tho collection of antiquities &C. imported from
Japan by Mr. G. Poundes, and which Is Of the
most extensive and valuable imporatons ever made
to this city that country will DO sold at auction
on Friday, June 10, ut eleven O'Clock, A. NJ. unt
then they may DO sccn at No. II East Fourteenth
street.
At schenck's Gallery No so Liberty street, nn cx.
bibtion is open Of paintings, many OF which
from the recent Academy exhibition. Story's Soon
temptation" sMaking His Mark" and Scissors
Grinder" Arthur Parton's "Loch Katrine;" 'Tho
Wayside Spring." by Thom ''Orchids," BY Hcade; a
landscape by Robert Z. Minor; Mrs. S. N. Cartcr's
"Touch Of American Color - j. J. Hammers "Picnic;
an Tho Mcadows,n by J. Ogden Wood; fruit and sti
lie by Marston Rcam, and examples Of Ed. Moran,
Briscoc, William r. De Haas, Pope, Farman, Maynard,
G. $. Reinhart, wyant, !. +. De Crank and Arthur
Quartley among the pictures in the present SALE
which commences tomorrow Thursday, at noon, and
will be concluded the following day.
At Mathews art gallery, No 81 Liberty street, a
sale Of statuctcs vases, &C., In bronze, aabaser and
marble commenced yesterday Young house
keepers who like ornament their homes do SO Mt
far expense than by buying the articles from
regular dealers Many handsome vases card receivers
&c are sold Tor from 81 or So to about SIS pair.
To-day several pieces VI marble stauary Will be sold
bust Of Lincoln by Professor Fedi; figure nearly
life sizc, woman with child in her arms escaping
from Chicago fire. 'Fccding the Birds, by Peru
tel very pretty figure OF child about onethird
life size