The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-24

large upright landscape which docs credit TO J. h
Witt.
ers large canvas the STANDARD Bearer" Around il
are grouped an exceedingly clever Munich "Apprcn-
tice Boy by William H. Chase; Beaumont's Tomb
of Philip Pot" Gilbert Mungers striking and real
sWasatch Mountains, Utah !" philip H. at Hampton.
one of the best most conscientious and important
Escosuras which has been exhibited for some time;
an exemplihcaton of the curiosity of the yelled
women of the East. by Chlebowski; THE Seashore. =
fine example of color graduation in sky. sea and
sand, by =. T. Clifford and number of small cam
vases among which We note Jolly Old Boys, by the
younger Zimmerman; sparkling little Ricco, Viberr
excellent Spanish Muieteer little street scene py
Pasini, and a delicious Jacquet. THE Young Dau-
phin.
Z. Richter's well known example. 1.-The Shawl Mer-
chant" mastery Charles Jalabert Romeo and
Juliet" remarkable for its delicate color and senti-
ment; Ger5me's single figure piece. "rhe Master Of
Constnople-a perfect feast OF color Over the east
door is Elliot Gregory's "Grecian Page with an
wall find. first, Brdgcmans clever story. 'Check-
mate" and next to it charming Scheurenberg-a
pair of pretty girls exchanging their First Conf
dences." BY these is large upright. by Leon Per-
rault. 'Tendresse Maternelle.' which is loaned by
Mrs. Marshall o. Roberts. 1t is solidly painted.
old masterish work, remarkably fine in its flesh
tints. Further along is good Toulemouch, and
Hagborn. ION the Beach" On the second line hang
L. Munthe's vigorous landscape, noticeably fine in
perspective. and Frederick Il. Church's Spring
time in the Levant."
In the centre of the south wall of the gallery is
the largest picture III tne cOuectlon DouSuertau .
"Return from the Harvest" which has just been re-
ceived from Europe by it's owner Mrs. A. T. Stewart
There five hfe-size figures in this fine composition
of this celebrated delineator of woman and child
life. mother seated on q donkey, holds her naked
babe in front of her; girl leads the ANIMAL while
second girl and Il boy dance along i'll honor OF the
child who crown of leaves BY the Bou-
gucreau hang S. Gros 'Stirrup Cup" Capobianchis
''The Treasure Room OF Baron de Rothschild
Otto Webers Gathering Scaweed;" dainty Alvarez
Madame Pompadour's Toilet; Charles Meissonier,
and Bierstadt's platte River, Nebraska. figure
piece by Diaz, ''Blindman's Bluff first attracts at
tention turning again to the west wall. Next to
it is "Shephcrdess," by the sad and poetic Millet
and further along Meissoniers we'll known LA
Vedette. On the second line Is n zimmerman, "Ihe
Disputing Monks" Outins Good Morning. Grand
pa an Eastman Johnson and Baugniet's home
story, "Winter Time"
The picture by j. NJ. w. Turner, Conway Castle"
the late uncarhng Of which in New Jersey by the ar
fist, Thomas Moran, caused such stir in art circles
hangs the foyer of the theatre. Here also are H.
Eschkes mount ST. Michael" Damschroder's will
lam of Orange" Wenglins strong canvas, IAN APP
preaching Storm" and cattle piece by Robbie
Among the other paintings i'll the collection of some
seventy are j. q. Browns strong of American
genre, 1.-The Dress Parade; fine water color by Ma
Quittey, OF Messonier's studio, with Mrs. Stew
arts "lS07'' on easel; little Falero, Egyptian
Dancing Girl; - Cheviards admirable and amusing
monk story, IA Tight Fit;" Daubigny. and good
example OF w. S. Macy, Meadows near Munich"
The pictures with the exception Of those owned by
the artists loaned by Mrs. A. T. Stewart,
Messrs. Henry Hilton, Oswald Ottendorfer, knoedler
Il Co., j. Pierpont Morgan, Mrs. Marshall o. Rob
erts Messrs A. Spencer, s. p Avery, Lucius Tucker
man, T. A. Stout. Horace B. Fey, j. H. Caswell,
Thomas Moran, Robert Lenox Kennedy and Hugh
n Camp The collection will be open from IL NJ. to
p NJ. and from p. NJ. to 10 p. NJ to-day and to-
morrow to the recipients of cards OF invitation.