New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-05

The Art Committee Of the Union League CluJ has &c
cided to hold The monthly reception as usual next Thurs
day evening although the exhibition at the ladies re
cepton was recent that TINS places double burden
upon having the art matters Of the Club III charge
schauss gallery has been largely repeaished win
new pictures. COrot, misty gray Landscape, shows
the signs Of weakness peculiar to Corots later years al
though the date OF the picture Is uncertain There Is
marsh with pools of water and cattle, and few scat
tered nebulos while in the background appear The
houses of town. with stretch of water on the lett
The subject very large painting by NscOnti - Arms
Of the Sixteenth Century Gilod bfeastplates ehd
grcaves lie III the foreground with darker iron aor be-
hind Oh table, acanst which lean three oil-iaehohed
matcIocks. 4 dan DIprG depicts r.ver with dark
level banks on enc Of which house and trees. There
arc three paintings by Daz here. one l. study oi
brown moor with rocks and few another is the
familiar glade in the forest Of E0namcbleau painted
thinly and with sghteT use OF color than MS WON'T
and the third is painting OF group Of Moorish women
in which the management Of lights ANA shades i eN-
tremcly interesting The Jan,ssary OF the Caliph by
Benjamin Constant peculiar presentation OF s'ra-
ing su ect The swarthy Jnssary stands with drawn
sword in his left hand. his nearly hidden under
rich green velvet mantle but his attitude essentially
that of a studio model Behind hin Is
light stone wall, iayorlte device with
Constant and even with this effective background
the figure fails to stand boldly ind naturally out An
other picture in somewhat the same manner Is paint
Ing of girl in most elaborate robes by Eduard Richter
4 small Pasini gives view Of q courtyard IN which
some Arabs are clustered about.
large Schreyer has Just been hung ~ kncedcr's
wrch was exhibited there some three wears ago.
cart drawn by several horse, has become mrcd OF
barren Moor in a driving snowsOrn. The horses
hudcd together TO gain some protection fcm the Bit
ing md. man il struggling 20 pry one VI the wlcrs
out OF the re and his companion stands by the horses
The heavy gray sky corresponds to tie heavy, almost
nroherent STYLE In which the picture is Wanted There
hut sfIa
painting seems shapeess thong hurncdy done and
not allowed to crystalline into definite form
BY Kdcmmerer there Is spirited itc study OF you
lr in black. pcrchcd upon bench IN PARK spanish
garden by Jimcncz, and study Of cavalier ana
among the smaller genre pictures. There two cray
Ons by Never Won Bremen, one 0f child ciOwulng his
mckinr flowers Dc Neuvile's " Hussar Trumpetcr'
Shows a cavalryman in blue cap and coat ana red rou-
larger picture by BuckLai7 depicts adarkyed peasant
boy selling apples. His peaked Iyroean hat contains
lalf-eaten apple, while be holds out TO passclsby
IL his night another rudy sple gt taken bcIG from
a large painting entitled the liver Medu.LS
whom he eray-haired husband In rich garh Of maroon
velvet is leading his stately wife OPPOSITE musi
Clans are blowing The first bars OF the mntSt and under
the arch OF the court table Is spreld ana priest,
with hers is Teasing several watcrcolors are also
Oh exhibition here,ncuding works by simoul onOheIu,
Ciceri and Bauguiet.
At the galleries OF Kirby Co collection Of paintings,
belonging tuc Dusseldorf school, was placed on tN.
bit on Yesterday. These paintings were tie property OF
Lcopold Conzen formerly dealer OF Dusseldorf.
and MANY Of them have been shown 81 knOedcfs gal
lerjes in this city winter landscape, by = Jacobson
Spinning" by Heinrich Ewers and two genre studies
carefully executed by SOudcIdnd are somewhat notice
able A interest are WOutcTmdertenS sheep
at Pasture" Camphausen's Puritan ana cavalier
sells Attack OF Ius.ars and SeypcIs student Re
cevng Remittance There il spirited scene 10y Robert
BcyscLlag, called The Surprise (which depicts little
band cavaliers flying from the enemy, and reckessly
squirting their horses logs stones and brushwOOd,
which have already proved fatal to rider who has
cropaer;" This collection VIII be
sold on Thursday evening az $50. Low,
porceains shown here last May will be glad TO know
sent another collection OF ceramics here when viii be
on exhibition the galleries OF Kirby CO., Friday
next. This collection embraces GO3 lots of antique
Chinese porcelane, with some specimens OF Old Chinese
glass ANA few pieces of RhodIan ware. The
sale VIII be held the afternoons OF Thursday,
Friday and saturday, February IL, Il and Is.
Charles ". Kurt has again cOuraetOusly volunteered
to supply the lack Of an iust atcd catalogue al tue
Academy Exhibition by issuing second "Academy
Notes" The illustrations in MIR. kurtz's last years
book made q valuable accompaniment 10 visit To the
Exhibition and II souvenir worth keeping aterWGTd.
The coming volume. Ike its predecessor Will prc,tut
reproductions the important paintings III the
Exhibition which Mr.. KuTtZ will presumably eudeayOr
10 make even superior those in his first Notes.
r. {. Minor recently completed a painting OF
LANDSCAPE in DeyOushre ENGLAND. II presents stretch
OF green nOOrs eckcd with light with trees IN the fore
ground the right and heavy grayish-wh.te clouds
rolling across the SKY