New-York tribune., 1882-03-05

the Academy-a sumner scene in Ncw-England-to-
gether Wits view OF the Church Of Madonna del Orto.
Venice, and scene on Venetian lagoon .,,u,.a ..
The Society cf Decorative Art has never gatnereo 70
getber attractive loan collection than opened 70
the RgSG y eeaay ste morning IN one room 2l tas
there has been brought together collection OF 10Y raro
and costly fans some OF historical az well az sriuc a.n
value, loaned by various ladies' In this city ana ess
where. The element Of intrigue and danger which lent
navor 10 osne 9se orogsn Iosc kryp % Sade cor.
cealed within the Implement OF coquetry this Is the
Louis XIV with historical paintings ami rich carvings.
are even less interesting Than the Lous AV @ tsns
have Wateau subjects painted on the leaves wnie tns
sticks are handsomely carved Particularly beantin ~
specimens loaned by Mrs. Astor. TIE stcks IN soms
Instances aIe jcwelled and inlaid with goa. ,ens.
oG @d e ay SSS Sese p fans are
meuted. Three fans belonging 70 Mrs Astor have oeea
G@eted with The once fanous ve; nar non sn gT gno
Gi6iton, 10 ISIS. Another show; .Is quaos 10.
tunes In water-coor painted by r. de beaumont.
still richer aud elaborate In their decoration se
enameled with gold and silver are found In several IN
stances. There are Dutch. French ana spanish iahs
several with eaboratey carved sticks OF the time OF INC
Fret Empire Two fans have been decorated Win NUM-
Charles Detaile. There is a very attr3ctye nJi seJi
In carved ivory, one looking as delicate ana anu
graceful lines aud curves Mrs T. Grant mas losnea
two fans OF modern Japanese workman,hlp' one was
worked In silver wire the gif Of the cly OF hehco'
Persian pain fan and sismese ceremonial fah are n.
terestlng from their novelty. But In rams Oh tno
time OF Louis XIV, with Vatican hecofauons.
In those with verHis Martin and In eEapleso OK
ivory carvings In fans this collection remarkably chi
and take loan collection organized In snort thc'
ear safely challtngs comparison with any simareh
hbitiOn Of the ladies who have loaned fans arc
Mira AstOr MIS-. L. = Grant, Mrs. Hamilton Fish, Mr.'
Robert |. Stuart, Mrs Richard VI. Hunt, Mrs John Y.
Peters, Mrs :. L. NJ Barlow, Mrs. Butler Duncan, MRS.
Frederick X. Jones, Mrs. W. T. Bl0dgett, Mrs sidney
Webster, Miss Tnckerman and Miss Charlotte Brooke
Nearly 1900 people have visited the Exhibition OF
Refused WacrcolOrs thus far. Twenty-two pictures
have been soi The sales during the last week were OF
Early June by Leon DeiechauX, Near the jersey
Coast " by NJ. De Forest Bomer. "a Snow Landscape"
by George Heinnu'ler. q" Long Beach by NJ eymOnr
BlDodgoOd " Old Doorway, Venice" by Charles n;
Moore Great south Kills. ;. l." by f. ;. Cosens, Od
Hulk on the Hudson Nv j. W. Rough, H. l.. kiVleIes
Beautiful View OF Rome" NJ 6eym0ur's sunset New.
York Battery" W. G. Bauers Winters Morning"
"Gate Of the Holy sepucnre" by Paul ScheidiGker
THE Portfolio by j r. Wles, Woodland" by +, +:
Miller, and ), ymour Bloc dgoods BY the River Bank
Mex Thursday will be the last day for receiving plo-
he Academy. Thus far the Indications are nao
there will OIly b. great number Of Ilctures seno
ill., but very many unusually large paintings.
Two pictures have been placed Oh eXllibltion az
Knoeders ately. one is COrot, a river view, with
willows and with houses IN the distance. The otherS
Rico.
The Wolfe collection will be placed on view at
Leaytt's Gall ny IN the latter part OF this week