The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-09

I " ITVW'W NTWWIT. 10y WT, Wi
those Just namrd-all dend within the last ten
/ or tYrlVr years except jules Dupr6, who pro-
| dpts lhtle more in these his old days, and
/ surely NOT lost its cunning. But could it now
/ hiring iouh % worthy pcndnnt to the " Two Van
! d" Nrllrs tNn. - ot the odt.iugurly The
/ critic. William. richly rostumcd his broud-
/ rmm"i hal 'Ar"o~sly in hand. Tive rod clppk
I Nlne L,uf or avs shoulders sits scanning the
/ easel i'tutr %! 81 lthrr Adrien who stands be-
/ mint. brush .s and ralctt" iu hand, all open
jared ~ Ne friendly tounses ef Tho other. How
/ tue Two quito distinct kinds OF complete nttcu-
tivoncss Iu speak r. and listener. their infinite
| Druiiiefline--. the lHrgrt common humanitirs in
W" look. ana the utter Hie-lazncss OF tho scrno
ar" created inf rs, before us. and almost in us
on that It'll fiat g-by ll-uch bIt OF hunrdl / Do
| envy ana hrnrve u no wrpng- the lucky gentle
man VINO carried 1t on Tor Jl.iul frame. five
p,r tht hr had mate NJ MS mind and rurk-
! ttunk 10 iJUO. SO he WOE the treasure ana
sunir ljOuO lraucs To- boot Mlnt a,inv OF gnIni
Poor o.d II. J.. VI. Titus, Why did not he drop in
| 81 losing day nj some Iuman auction room z
! Ihere were nineteen lousseaus. three or four
ui them OF the very iirst rHt.. and selected with
such sure taste ana kuov,iclgr us To rres, mi To-
! EDth"r a nearly complete scule al that eminent
| ~ cumpcicnt 81 modern French. NOT to say of
ail MODERN or ancient lands.auists, and at lrast
! hlh ''rn. quite dlsunct. perfectly harmonized.
/ oi the infinite lhascs OF nature at home-murn-
/ lns. noon ana evening. III LUSH. Juicy string,
| nod. Frost tNo. 5u. mnde a sensation
IN the salon OF its year, and has always
ranked hero hiEu among tho tupmost. ripcst
/ iruiis OF th" mas"r's genius. suilCn. ciouded
SKY Just widcnrd ut the sun, looks al the colder
/ for the angry rcd band that lcnos light enough
/ To reveal tie sOinhie landscape, u lung row ul
/ uoplurs. stark, grim muuru"rs. a cottage half
lost uinld the Trees. and the thickruinL suudoWs
! oi winter night-Just the saving point to draw
and hold human sympathy; tlso you mount
me frost recovered hili beyond and wander away
holulcss in the cold night. Not 20 CHEEKY scene
indeed. nor yet sat. IL il nature in one Of her
solemn mo1ds-lOusscau studied. knew. loved
her faithfully III ult-provo,ntivo oi the like in
us oi good thoughts cleaning Onr of his little
n"sses. II Is 81 % most intimate sentiment. like
most 81 I9ussean landscapes but quite clean
OF scntnehiniiSm. Ike ali oi natures. Price. Il
that j. any interest lG.5nu francs. plus the incV-
itdilc live Icr cont. No. q, " L. Matlu' lNOrn-
ingl. l. IN an entirely opposite note. The river
Winds gently through meauow grounl. uil dow
pcurlcd great tranquli ouk trees stand here and
there. kindly mking tho b"ncdiction OF the
uurhln. sun plump. comfortable" cows come
down To- the stream ior their morning drausht.
Over nh. and through, flows and rests ami bl,ss-
- tuc pure silvcry lleht OF early day. \ long
foot hgh aud scunt two feet lon. tWith irsuca--
urlhic billion square miles OF air - uHspruk-
uhe beauty. given away for ~ uuO france. io SIR
Vanderbilt ui the something railroad Uad your
city. believe.
lam glad 10 tell you that the Same gentleman
the purchase ut jules DupIc- Noon lNo.
81 a luI,o large. very charming. amt greatly
celebrated canvas OF TINT master. uuic another
vluaaS urvhlahir but SinHHcr hiN,stment IN
tho lnt"ricur dune Bcrgere.' tNo. ~: "A
singularly good specimen of Jacqur us warm
cuIorist and sheep ircler. for only 800 francs
AMI picked when. one must tliinS. tH" eyes Of
e9nnoissegrs were closed. iellrnhoien. Le
Chariot dts Blesscs, wounded men in
wagon. W I'll the horses and the drivers
thereof. and the dust threatening. and
the mary 'llousiy lne execution through
out. q little by . gem though tho Aus
trO-liungarian has Gono better than thi-l.
Tor 5000 francs. From a market let alone
higher, point Oi view. 10 WAS tile cl HuuU 1T TANG
sold thai day. Mr.. Vanderbilt secured yet an
other piece. hut nave forgotten winch. ana at
little elise has gone t. Ameri a. L't Us hope.
however. that some ono or two 81 the Mll.rts
may reach cur country. There are ten ol them.
ono intrr,sl 4nS az specimen oi MS now rarely
met with first manner. That IS what is known
L. amateurs rs his FIRST. The unsigned uumcr-
Gus pieces oi YET curhcr poNcrlY-strit~cn.
hHtd WORK ng. struggling period are unknown
in sales The other nine were all 81 the better
and best estate OF tie great, profoundly artistic,
ielow-feeling painter II French peasants. ami
life. 81 La Mort et le Bucheron,' Denth ana tie
MuOdeuttor NO. i9l, il u mlsterly essay on tie
end o! u. How death dra-s at the woOdman
with that sure iteiul force, and how the
when the time aud spent hour-..lass and
sharp sfythe come, lowers over and
die oi sticks. Never was there such another
painted nlrncHio hiori Az " -Non t,Te d taut"
ia. a. D.uWtit. rpytt r1fs, i tdlN-' NiDurtr.'
bui NO man. no worldly eloquent pulpit chani-
ln-. not the cumulative iur'e Of tur Irllp.~t's
munu;on1us phrase. does s9 ta1" amt nu!l
tlc thoughts II death ana IMMORTALITY -
tins painted sermon. And ana very
sorry That IT has zone. though appropriately
enough. 10 Copenhagth. Uautiets country.
Thirteen others. HnIOiI- them some OF the in ~
their way to Russia. Why Should We lct such
goods ~ cut %! our American hands Why do
our -ol-diaaut au.afcurs let such rarely you"h-
s4ied rhnuccs ~ 10y pro!ltle-sf TO day the last
plate of that remarkable Cnstellani collection We
threw away from New YORK. Is Aun.Ned down
uncra 'kca 10 some wiser French, German or
English purchaser. VIII 1t sharpen your re-
morse II ! spur your Juleu PATRIOTISM uy re-
peatng what English MInton said a. the pri-
vate show ol that unriNaled and uuriNaable
old .ruckery show tho other day Very glad
the americans did not buy it, OF course he is.
Any LufoFeah mrrcunille mnnu'a, turer OF art
iaien'e Is uncommon Jolly over our shorisignt-
cdurrs in that rcisuri.
The mail closes ia a half hour from this. and
that is well. am rather glad there IL not time
idle attempt To convoy by pruiuse outlay uf
waste ud lrctlvcs nud TIC CHEAP cant If so-rallrd
- critical remarks. hopele-aly Imperfect inn
ages ~ the wealth and beauty of The now dis
pereed Laurent Richard collection; That most
luxurious ul culurisis, DlaX. could be suggest
iye} reproduced Ia pom ana ink only hy Incp-
phile Gaquer. Aud Dccamls. 50 scantily
product now owned boy the Fren ID nation was
given to the Louvre by private individual after
tAhi great aftisl death; ANA p'iatrpiN, the
poet culor.st oil the century. Who's Combat
du Ginnur IT du Pucha and Christ on the
Cross, with the Couchant Tiger ana the
TWO Lions. with one other. 1--WE Imperative
is small canvases, 10 Il curiOusly lOHS way.
b. thoir skilled selection. in educal-
ing you w 10 the grand heights
whore that great master sits thruncd immortal
amid his nigh creations; and fromcntin, his
tOurhet whose two landscapes here are. in
thor Kind. masterpieces 10 bear any COMPARE
son ami IN 10 way suiIer from the nelghDor-
nor even OF Rousseau. Two small Coutures
hung not far u IN the same room. Whit a revc-
would u VISION OF thuse thus lhNe been to the
celebrated critic, {. G. what tinklng punning
irony OF s9uNdD who did. quite within the
Wcmory Of man, write, IN an eminent New
lorH periodical, his ripe critical Judgment ON
torut Couture. and Courbet. II rightly re-
member. bee found these tie heads Of style and
manner; IN ldct, us dlsiln lively lar upar, as the
iurrf corners OF IA rgllt-angl 'd triangle. the
. Chateau d'Onlans' was W 1t, ilrst exhibition
time. ana ms ulMNHS INlIullr Win