New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11

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Eaton, Charles H.. Old orchard at Home ..... 20
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Lewis, e: D; Canl Evening at Narragansett 40
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McCord, O. r. Moonlight ~
Mcoutcheon, S. Country cOurtship 90
ssngtinctti FiSht Of the standard Bearer l25
Whitaker, J. b.. Study Of Head ~
To this list should be added the sales OF three albums
| OF etchings this week at $50 each.
There has been no unseemy haste on the part OF an
oycr-eager public to pictures at the Brooklyn
Art Exhibition. The pictures sold thus far are Mrs.
Julia Dilon's Flowers Miss Mary Kollacks The First
Knife" Mrs. s. r. MacKnights study in Brittany
bliss Ida Whltneys On Edge of the Orchard" Miss
Annie L. Calls " Summer Sea" a" Flower Plaque by
Mrs Works c. d. Hunts" Mount Henderson," and "The
watering-trough" by the same artist. Visitors have
been numerous ut the exhibition, II buyers nave
not and 1t hoped that the sales may be generously
oweled during the remainder Of the time
The first weeks exhibition Of Waiter Blackmans works
at American Art Gallery has resulted in the sale OF
one pcture-No ia study Of head. These paintings
remain IN the gallery for another week. They VIII be
succeeded by exhibition OF American paintings TO be
given by Mr. Moore which is intended as tardy sub
stitute for tho fall exhibitions which artists themselves
talked last spring OF organizing Among these pictures
|
among the others there will be several that
| have been exhibited before large picture
| by George Inuess. dated 1868, will be shown.
The subject, open glade with figures 10 forest Is
similar to that OF his large "Old Road IN Medway
| which hung IN the south gallery OF the Academy last
spring but the treatment and coorng present points Oh
difference.
AtKnoedlers gallery several small pictures OF inter-
eat have been placed on view during the week The ris
| ing young Holland painters Maure and Maris whose
works. introduced by COter bid fair TO attain popularity
here arc represented in this gallery BY A. Maue there
picture in subdued gray tlnts OF glrl opening
barn door to admit flock of sheep. Mars's style is
somewhat unfortunately shown lin bright green land
cane shot through by dark road which appears the
dllre OF solitary horseman while sky heavy with
dense gray clouds overhang5 the Near by are
! two companion pieces by Hoffman" Morning !"
and Evening, Views on duh. grayish moors, with
du-ky figures Of and cattle here and there and
| the farm cottage and windmill in the background
! carefully painted interior by j. Ehrentraut shows
young rcveer overcome his head fallen forward on the
table, while his three older companions, half risen are
eagerly watching him. study OF head against yell
low background by TofanO is neighbor to bright scene
by Rbera group OF gayly costumed Spanish musicians
In an open court each figure individual characteristic
and full OF action small sketch shows n skrmsh in
winter by q little roadside chapel The white Snow dotted
here ana there with red coats tells OF the execution that
has been done. Next painting interesting from
the widely OF the artistactor Joseph Jeher
son. It is composition the time sunset the scene a
lake in the foreground trees In the middle distance and
from behind them burst OF light 1t is a picture In
which the artist has aimed ut conveying an I'm
preston than presenting painting faithful in detail
An excellent figure by Louis Gros cOmpels attention from
any one except apostle OF total abstinence It's the
very picture OF a good fellow He il clad in era doubet
and brooches and red stockings, the fret neSsenty AT
iusted ana permitting gmpscs Of white TO be yisio:@
sitting on table, leaning back with air OF ease his
left hand holds a portly dagon. beside which is an
empcd glass and very small bit Of bread for that III
toerabe deal Of sack" Behind him an attendant Is re-
| penshnc a lux from huge oask. c. Puors Pigeon
! Charmcr" Is the interior OF salon filed with gor-
gcous lords aud ladies In costumes apparently French,
of century or two ago, and these stands girl,
one hand raised to the trained pigeon which
hoycrs about her head In san Martin nIncs
lng the ring upon the finger OF his coy bride IN IN
the foreground koaasS Irassas o G1 oiS s eI ~
his pictures here IL shows the long stretch OF
the distance In the foreground Is mounted Circassan,
with white urban yellow cloak, and Il gun and BUN
die behind MIN. In advance other figures, paint
| iynt orossug plank bridge, with pitcher In
her lace indicate trouble which ia explained by the sight
boys at the pump in the background who are un-
CALAMITY peIting the little maid with stones me largest
new picture here is William Kray's water ny nlphs
one 4 apparently telling some story to tho Other both
pcrched ON rock amid stormy waves while IN Tue als-
lance faint light CLEANS from house on the snore Ali
other picture here Is an Egypan scene by H1gae
John A. Riston with another small collection has been
c MANY of the pictures are interesting as showing,
like the paintings Of tho Faes Collection the tastes Of
school so popular years ago. is here we'll represented.
Lachenwitz, Kirsch Moeseayen. Bewer salentin,
scoo whose pictures are in this Collection The artists
of Paris, Amsterdam and Brussels whose pictures are
shown here also principally those whose works
ARE ne Of se yhe snspisb school is called DANCER
| nEsu ia
to reach the lips OF his sweetheart at window, while
the joker Is stealing up behind give the mule cut in
Old by POndel, of Munich, and curious candelght
of Brussels. A pleasant work by Van LeemPutten Is
called Plough Horse at Rest" careful atten-
t ttGT While SHi Esserts Forgotten Alter All"
shows old man, evidently returned from an e1tensne
apparently reminds him OF forgotten Grand Frsngur
Esph etcr &mosg the historical pictures
Lady schuyler setting fire TO her wheat neo' On tae
al her first her return from France to Hoyrood
Castle, scotland" while Girardet shows scene from
ing attributed AeissOner, and two or three uniort
nate pictures to which distinguished names are assigned
| The sale will take place ON Tuesday evening next
The galleries OF Kirby Co. are lled with large ana
been selected by K Yaye Of the First Japanese Trading
| and Manufacturing Company. This includes kake-
enamels carvings and satsuma and other porceains.
Passing from the painted lotus flowers, pomegranates
| and landscapes of the kakem0nos cloisOnne plaque
with decorated fans in the centre and turquoise border
decorations is noticeable as are some colsonne vases
with antique des1gns. Satsuma jars, sacred bottles,
| plaques and bowls follow. many with raised Makudsu
characterization and succeeded by some modern six
| embroideres, some OF which painted In India ink
| There are antique bronze candlesticks, cups
several pieces OF old lacquer and bamboo carving and
among the old porcelain Chinese Secht vase and some
| old Satsuma bottles and teapots. Gold lacquer WORK
painted screens and modern tapestries complete the nrst
part OF the collection Among the articles remaining
| are several vases OF Kaga ware, some specimens OF
Gorosa and Toxic bronze gold aud black acquers win
eOisonne enamel work. gold and silver inIaid WORK IN
cas iron and bronze some elaborate ivory carvings
| among which an embcmatio turtle blowing OUT the
world noticeable silver wares silk emornlderie
aud collection OF kaga silver bronze work Ihls col