The New York herald., 1879-03-04
FINE ARTS.

BALTIMORE LOAN ExHrBITION--A FEW DE-
TAILs-THE NEW YORK PICTURES.
The art loan exhibition ut the Peabody Institute
in Baltimore. which is announced to open this
ing promises to be the most successful affair Of the
kind held in that city. Alarge number Of paint
ings have been loaned from Baltimore collections
and 100 important canvases have been sent
from the New York studios. The north room
of the institute is devoted to general bric-;i-
brac and examples of ceramic art. 1t will
also contain fifteen casts from the antique.
presented to the Institute by John W. Garrett dis
play of work done under the auspices of the Bati-
Decorative Art Society. together with collcc-
ton OF old laces and fans. Tiffany 4 Co., of this
city, have loaned large collection of bronzes, the
collection antique watches which was in the Deco
rative Art Loan Exhibition held here last fall and
number of Japanese hangings. Mr.. Valentine. the
Richmond sculptor, has loaned piece of Flemish
tapestry and Miss Durfee. who sent on the New York
pictures piece OF Gobelins
The south room. designated for the nonce "the
Renhart Room," will contain a.ful set of casts from
the principal works of that sculptor. including his
"Clytie." 'Endymion' and sThe W oman OF Samaria
OF the bronzes Morcau's "Orestes' and Keyser's
"The Page Among the loaned pictures in the gal
lery are Holman Hunts well known isabella aud
the Pot of BASIL large "Venice,' by Zem; three
large Bouguereaus and examples OF Breton, Brion
and Gerome and many others.
The following rs q list or the New York pictures
which hang in the gallery :-R. Swain Gifford's pow
erful dartmouth Moors;" Wnslow Homcrs fresh
and breezy ."rhe Reaper'' ana his "Song of the
Lark" James NJ. Hart's picturesque and calm
MONDAY by the Riverside;" 4. L. Henrys neat.
charactcrful and interesting 'The Brighton Coach:"
George Inncss' mastcrly and dramatic "Etrctat.
view the Hudson;' Il. w. Hubhards Early
FALL" A. Q. Howlsrd's neat "A Winter sun
sct;' David Johnsons solicly painted Brook
at Byfeld. Mass" W. S. Macy's dashing and effec.
tive "Aeadows near Munich William Magrath's
aIcIntee's Winter Twilight" Thomas LeClears
Head Of Bryant" George e. Lambdins admirable
g. Mddlcton's clever French Interior. Burgundy"
Charles ii. Millers ''Sunset at Easthsmpton.' and
his "a Mill Stream" Robert G. Minors powerful
Evening ana "a smaller landscape; Thomas Mcrans
soid Coast of Florida" William Sartain's "view OF
the Hasba Agers and his good head Young Italy,"
Walter shirlaws fine canvas Good Morning." and
his effective little one Das tirossmutter:" A. Words
worth Thompson's interesting and credtable "Thc
Review at Philadelphia August "a. 1777." and his
.In the Sweet summer Time Long Ago:" Kruseinan
van Eltens fresh Landscape Near CRANKY. Conn.,"
and his Giant of the Vallcy;' A.. H. WANTS fne
Evening" and ''Lsndscape; J. H. Wits clever
Portrait OF Lady" and a landscape: $. j. Guys
careful and admirable Far Vcnice;" j. w. Casilears
Moonlight on the Chemung;"' Charles +. Dubois
effective and real Evening at Easthanpton. l.. l.:
Gilbert Gauls 1.-The Falls James Boards don
Quxote and Sancho Panzl;" J. Il. Browns excellent
and pathetic "songs without Words" j. Is.
Bgistols charming berkshire Meadows;" j. II. Bre-
voorts "Scenc in Delgium;" A. L. Bricher's SUNDAY
Morning." Cushing's 'lsland, Mane;" Mrs. J. L.
Diiion's "Nasturiums" and ''Chrysanthemums;'
Sandford Il. tiiflord's Sunset on the Hudson;' NJ
f. II. do Haas large aud picturesque Morning on
the Beach at Granville, France and his breezy
after a storm at Grand Head, Mt. Desert Islsnd;'
George Ii. Huls apple Blossoms and ..In the
Ruiz Bazaar" william Harts Landscape and
Cat,e;" Daniel Huntingdon Portrait OF George Pea
body;' Arthur Quartleys excellent 'Squall Port Of
New York." II. W. Robbins Morning in the Adron-
dacks;" Il. NJ. Shurtiefs "A Race for Lfe;" Francis
A. Siivas 'On the New England Coast;' William L.
Sonntag's "The Road to the PASTURE" George II.
Smillies 'Ceiars at Poughkecpsie n. "; Charles y
Reinharts "The Wandcrer; Edward Morans
"shrmping the Coast of Normandy and his
"NIoonght Coast of Normandy-leturn of the
Shrimpers:" George W. Maynards "a Prncess;"
Arthur Partons stirling Castle and the
River FORTH" Marston Ream's Fruit and
Wnc;" Walter Sattcrlco's ''The First Love Letter."
James ID, smillio's October Shadows" A. ID. shat
tuck's Lake Champlain. Burngton;" j. G.
Nicolls' "Bridgehainpton. l.. l." Louis q. Tiffanys
'.Ruins OF Roccabrunns;" Frank walers ION the
DESERT" L. W. Woods Puzzled" W. whittrcdges
Friends" and a. 4. Bellows "Old Chime Inn.
Shankin Isle of Wight
Seventy Ave per cent of the net proceeds of the
hibtion which will probably last for three weeks,
will be devoted to tho purchase of exhibited paint
ings tho preference being given Co examples of
American artists. The collection purchased will be
presented Co the Peabody Institute 70 form tho
nucleus of permanent art gallery. Tho remaining
twenty per cent of tho receipts goes to tho Deco
rative Art Society.
MIR. william W. Spence is president Of the Exhibi-
ton Associations: Mr.. Isaac Brooks Jr, secretary.
and Mr.. w. III. Graham, treasurer. The Executive
Conc Johrw Mccoy, James Carey Coae, W. II.
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