The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-06
THE LOAN EXHIBITION.
RAINY DAY vIsIToRs-soMETHINa ABOUT
CAPO DI MONTL.

RAINY DAY vISIToRS-soMETHIS0 ABOUT
cAPo DI MoNTI.
The catalogue OF the Loan Exhibition, at the Acad.
cmy OF Design for the benefit OF tho Society OF Dec
orative Art arrived from the pross at about
yesterday. and eagerly purchased by those Wis
tors who had been cropping In the dark, as II wore,
during tho morning. The pictures which were at first
neglected attracted considerable attention Tho fol-
lowing is a list of thcm, with their owners
Mr.. Jordan l.. Mott loans Tho Donation, CASTOR;
Objects of Art Desgoae; Popping the Question,
MADAM; Falling Leaves. 9. W. Bougnton; The Dane
ing Lesson, Leon Cattle; Landscape, Rousseau Tho
Two Friends. David Coe; The Bursting Of tho Bomb,
A. Schreyer; Landscape Daubigney, and Tho Stroll
Ing Players Eastman johnson, n. A.
Mr. John Hoey loans The King is Within by Meis-
sonier; Egyptian Butcher. Gerome; En- Repast dos
Court Fichcl, and L'Alm6c G6rome.
Mr. J. Aoncr Harper loans Christening in the Black
Forest, by G. Brion; The Fountain OF Love, Jean
Aubcrt; Sheep, Charles Jaqucs; Thoughts Of
the Past Jaquet; Cattle, Van Marcke; The
Sweep, Eastman Johnson; Aaring, Kaeminerer;
The Cup that Cheers H. Kraus; Pages and ..endan.s
Time OF LOUIS XIII. Alfred Cues; Playing at Jack
The TS. asro%sn The
dema, and Forest OF Fontalnebleau, by Dlaz.
Mr. J. ! AsIor loans Mother aud uhild, by G. L.
Muller; Old Age OF Prince, Lucius Ross, and Scene
Mr.. William Aston loans Tale Of Arab Horses by
schreycr The New Novel, Toulmouche; Tho Court
Martial. ieners; La Petite Jeanette Merle, and The
Reicctory, by Vine st. Verche.
Mr. Morris X. Jesup sends Maidenhood, by Chaplin;
Tho Alhambra, by ia. Zamacols, unfinished at tho
time OF the artists death, and the Head of Child
S. j. Harriet sends After the Shower, William Hart;
4 Home BY the Sea, " wh,..resge; Sunset on tho
and Lady Of Rank ~ Prayer by A. Lessel
Richard H. Hunt loans Miet. Brion and Boy
aud Butterfly, by william NJ. Hunt
Mrs Phipps sends portraits OF Mrs Bineaman Mrs.
Sargent ana Governor Winthrop Sargent all by Glbers
Stuart
Mrs J. Lawrence McKicvcr loans Mary Magdalen,
artist unknown.
David b. Ogden loans portrait Of Alexander Hamil-
ton painted by TurnbulL
Mrs. J. Hunt loans a choice collection which consists
% DSmin,9an Frars BY E,,hu veddsr;, Children BY
Mr.. John Wolf loans Don ouixo.e Entertained by
the Student Basil and His Wife Qulntcra by Gustavo
| Dore, and An Arab Pacha Entering HIS Harcm, by
| George Claisin.
| Edward frere and The Grandmother's Fctc, by Du-
rcngcr.
Mr.. G. r. Chickering loans Mars and Venus Before
| the Gods of the Olympus, l7l0 by Doachc.
| Robert L. Cutting, loans La Surprise, by Alfred
Stevens; La Chateaine by vibert, and the Grand
| Canal In Venice, by Zem
James De W. Cutting loans Sur lie Terrain, by
sorbi. and Lo Tomato in.erromapa. by Madrazo
Mr.. August Belmont loans Nuremberg Peasant
Woman, by o'Becker. Berlin, and 4. r. Butler loans
Maternal So icitude, by W. Bouguereau.
| w. Is. Dinsmore loans The Dealer In Arms by
| Gerome; karo Treasures, Boutibonnc; The New
Novel, Wllems: Going to the Ball. Tounoucnc, and
Tho Picnic, by Rossi
Benjamin j. Arnold loans Lc saurcc-Young Girl
and Cupid, ny fnchxrt; Day Dreams, Nine. A. Rasts,
| and The Antiquarian, by A. GlesontL
/ Walter Cary Fuckerman loans Portrait OF Cardinal
| Bentivoalio, by vandyck.
Henry q; Do Forss. loans The ,yestal Virgin. by
Hector Lc Raux; Sheep In Stable. Eugene Verboeck-
| hovcn and Autumn Scene, by Jorvs McEntoo.
Mrs. A. C Alden loans portrait.
/ BIc-A- BRAc.
In tho jewel case which IS surrounded all tho time
80 dcnsey that u is almost Impossible TO soc what is
in the old Dutch cnateancs attract tho attention or
young ladies' 'If owned that chateisine, - said q
young lady, looking obviously through the glass, d
wear II; wouldn't u make sensation Fifth ave-
nuel" Mr. PRIMES cabinets OF pottery aud porcelnp
| divides attention with the Jewel case.
/ WARE
| Tho piecc OF Capo di MONT loaned by Mrs. N p
Hosack IL probably the nnost specimen this ware
America. Old pieces OF this porcelain are very hard
to procure, and u Is 50 we'll initiated that ono Is
very Kely to be deceived. Fine spec mcns decorated
with colorcd relief arc costly They include she'll and
flower work. as well as groups OF figures. Those mado
In second period alter 1900 with coorod
| where the Doccia factory, having bought the old
| moulds OF Capo di MontI, has constantly Iade
| limitations retaining the Capo marx. A room Ia
| the palace nj Portici was covered with plaques
OF this ware OF which mirror frames and
| chandeliers were also made. The peculiar quality OF
the work IN tho left hand corner Of Mrs Hosack' q
| plaque proves Its gehulneness. careful exam ma
ton will show where II has been broken mendcd.
| Knobs oil doors and handles Of knives and spoons
were made OF this porcelain Of the latter set will
be found In the case at the upper end OF tho bric-
brac room. There were great many articles sent
| tho exhibition since lis opening, but they
turned with thanks they too late to be
log uod or placed. Those who visited the exbi.
bilion yesterday had good time looking the things
without being Jcstlcd by the crowd during the day
| In the evening, however, the attendance was largo