The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-29
FINE ARTS.


ARTISTS FUND sALE-sEcoND AND LAST MIGHT
FIFTY-Two PICTURES SELL FOR So. 033 Pic
TUREs PRICES AND NAMES OF THE FIRST
EvENING-TorAL OF THE SALE. S12,2l4.
The Leavitt art rooms were crowded again last
evening ut the second nights sale OF the pictures
which formed the nineteenth annual exhibition OF
the Artists Fund Society. The prices realized were
in general fair. but the bidding was hardly as
spirited the first evening. Robert som
erville the auctioneer. John Carlins "The
Thousand Islands" opened the sale at $40. being
followed by H. Fnechsal's among the Hartz Noun
tains at $780, AMI John Williamson 1.-The Valley of
the Hudson" at s25. When Arthur Quartleys large
Afternoon of White Island" put up the audience
appauded. Starting at $500 it reached s495 at
which price it bought by Mr.. Slater. OF Provi-
dcnce. A. c. Howland's little souvenir of Block
Island" went down at $40, and r. NJ. Shurt-
lenrs September Morning sold for s25. "The
Good Friends" by W. J. Hennessey. brought 800.
Mr. Stout paid $3.50 for Sanford II. Giffords "A Sun
rise and $500 for Francis A. Silva's 1.-The Twilight
Hour" William Morgan's "a Stubborn Fact went
to ..Mr D." for Sl55. William l.. Sonntag's "An Old
New England Homestead" brought $40 from Mr..
Rogers, and Louis Lang's ''Ia Brigandiera' cost
some one $50 W. Whittredges Twilight on the
Plains was low at 5000 10 Mr.. Stout.
When Eastman Johnsons winter Time" came in
at $780, it, however, fell lower than expected, at
$40. The purchaser Mr. sutton. John William
Carters "By The Sad Sea Waves" for $50, and r. w.
Hubbard's 'vew Near Munro, Conn.,. to Mr.. Will
kinson for SIS: Mr.. F. H. De Haas View on Long
Island sound cheap at 500. which was
more than can be said OF F. o. G. barley S
'Going Shares" at the price. A. Addison Rich
ards "a Cottage on the Leans England" brought
$G5 from Mr.. Crawford. Thomas Hicks by the
Open Door, received with appreciation. and
finally sold to Mr. Slater for $3.50 The same gentle
hon
Fordhan' for $3.50. For John d. Barrow 8
Hnsking Time Among the ononaag. Hills" $40
was paid r. b. Clarke secured H. w. Robbins
Cloud Shadows" for $50. For Shurtlefrs Landscape
s55 given and for J. g. Browns 81. See Dad
by William H. Beard. brought $50. j. W. Casilears
meadow Brook fell to NJ Mr. Thurber at sl1o and
weed" for s31O Homer Martins "a Spring Scene"
went to Mr.. Ramsey for $40. 9; B.
scape and Cattie;" II. H. Moore's "A Moorish Noun
tain Chief" brought $50. and Herbert McCords THE
Anthony gave $3.50 for A. f. Taits .The Old Pioneer
Following this George c. Lambdin's "Roses" went
down at $780,
| glad to say reached S225. d. NJ. Armstrong; "The
| Chimney Corner sold for S105. For J. b. Bristols
Edward Gays Grccn Fields" after hesitation.
went to Mr.. Man for $50. For Louis Langs AT the
IN s was hseS Mellow A nt Mas Time at
$75 and OF Julian SCOTS 'The Drummers CALI at
S25 p p Ryders "The Village journal went for S115.
| and George H. Story's waiting Maid of Trinidad"
for $55 The following pictures which were passed
at the first nights sale then sold Us tollows:
Carriers "Convalescent," $50: Homer Martins From
| tier Landscape" So A. G. Howlands ION the
Hoosic SIS; Julian SCOTS Wounded Officer" SG;
j. NJ Falconers Fading Day., SIS. and c. P. Cranch s
"Beazr," So. The total amount realized last even
| ing tor fifty two pictures was SG033.
The principal pictures, prices and buyers at the
! first nights sale follows:-J. +. Cropsey s
Warwick Woodlands" S45, Mr.. Woodward; p. p.
\ Ryders His Ain Preside S110 Mr. L. g. Tillot-
son; II. McCord's Hunters Moon. $780, G. +. Law
| renee; A. +. Taits Calling for Help, $3.50 same
buyer; David Johnson's view at New Berlin" 1910,
| Adolph Kohn; Humphrey Moores Arab Soldier. =
| S14O. Mr.. Caldwell; Edward Gays "In the Fields. "
$40. H. c. Kemp; G. P. Cranchs Salute and Dogma
$40; Henry Hilton, Jr; j. u. Bristols Lake Paradox
| $3.50. H. G. Komp J. g. Browns Fire Away" $3.50
| of Day." Ss75. Mr.. Slater; W. whittredge's Scene
| on the Western Plains" $40, Mr.. Wilkinson; s. r.
chords "Arch of Nero" si5s. Mr.. skxats; A. Par
toms "At MILFORD on the Delaware" s10 Henry
f-Aiiton Jr.; Arthur Quartley's Calm Morning. Mas
| sschusetts lay" $50. II. @. Kemp; George
! H. Ioughton's The Widows Garden" $3.50. T.
H. Clarke; II. Swain Chords "Tangier. Morocco. .
| S12O, II. G. Kemp; j. G. Nicoli's approaching
| Shower" $40. L. q. Tio,son; William Morgan's
early Hours" $3.50, Knoedlcr L. Co.; A. T. Bricher'i
| windy Day, Cushing's Island, $780, Mr.. Sinclair
| II. Tuechsal's "Among the Hartz Mountains 1925
| Mr. Meyer, and Ernest Partons "a Summer Day in
| England" $40. Henry Hilton. Jr. The total for
| fortyseven pictures was S6lS1. Grand total fol
both nights saie I$12.2l4 The prices did not In
| clude the frames.