New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
APT NEWS AND COMMENTS.
TIE WEEK IN ART CIRCLES.


nm A,ernoon," Julian Rix. $500; =" Girl OF the
autumn r W Cbamuney, $50; "Ah! Twilight" H.
- -. s375 The Baby Sister" c. NJ Ncllhenny'
60 an,isies" NJ. T. Norris, $50; "Stndy oil snow
,r-UsrF 5 Smith, $50; "Iigeon Whisper e. Ioe'u'
eco a study Of Roses" f. G. Condie' so; Moohgn'
- ,ie Moor" Edward BroWn $780, Al buSA y. W.
on ' go. q Toaching tho Woods with Light Wood
Lawn 40, Evening" +. G. steele $3.50; Road
r,nIs" Wordsworth Thompson, $500; The
,.,,o Dourbter" +. ID. Millet $500; spanish Mal-
,l,, IIaver" Walter Saterec, $40; CAPRI peasant
C,rl NJ L. Wight, $50; Fruit August LauH' $50
Tbe ouiet Hour" F. ". Kost, $780, Italy L. T.
,.1a, 80: a November Day" Jervis McEnteei
.Naklug a Jack Lantern" c. c. Curran' 9Oo; FfulI
W p. Pendren $125; Chrysanthemnms'' W. IL
I,r,shv $50; Sunset" A C. Rowland, 500; " Moon
IN, Ioseph Lyman, $1,000; A Bit in Geneseo H.
- I)essar $50; The Day Is Ending, b. Foster ~
Slo,cb" Edith Penman, $25; and " The Tinker,
Roston 800 The prices given in all cases are thoSo
OF the catalogue
Several paintings in the Morgan COLLECTION are 10 NC
rcnroluoel BY etchers and oDgravers. The most I'M
porant reproductive work will be for the edition dc Fs
If the catalogue which will be limited to l,Ooo copies
a. will contain twenty five etchngs after paintings ana
ilu atons OF the choicest porcelans The
,roise that the etchngs fairly represent Alner
can reproductive work with the needle seems 10 De
borne out by the list OF echers who have been engaSeH
Mr. Thomas Moran will etch Rousseaus Evening ana
Daubiguy's Morning the Marine" Dlazs Coming
Storm v i'll be etched by Mrs. VI. y. Moran Mr. Peter
Moran will etch a cattle piece by Van Marcse DnpreS
CIoudv Dav and landscape by CoIOt are to receive
the attention OF Mr.. II. Swain Clifford MI W. H.
Shelton Will eoh pictures by MeissOnier and DetaIe'
Dagpan- Bouverets ViODist and Decampss walk 10
Emmaeus" will be reproduced by Mr. f. JuouslnS Inc
"Trysting Place by Maris and painting ny Hehner
from the Salon Of 1881 will be etched by MI Frederck
Ieiman Mr. ST. John Harper is to etch the Head Of
b,,T frOu Salon OF lSS5a painting
which the late Mrs Morgan saw, 9s 1t arrived
here after her death The Rare Vase, by Foruny from
the Wilson sale another picture which she never saw, VIII
be etched by Mr. Hamilton Hamilton a Pinch OF Snuh
by B0uyil aud Meetings. street sweeper al Lunch
are entrlstcl to Nj c. Y. Turner The other echers
are Mossrs James d. Smilie f. : Church, J. C. Ncol,
Krusem5n Van Elton. Frederick Frecr and JOSEPH
LYMAN WHO will repro luce his own Waiting for the
Tile" These ecIings shodd invest tho catalogue with
IN ccial interest. Reproductive work OF more tran
sent character will done in the interests OF various
a-t journals. Something OF the kind can probably be
6, ,:.cI from TIE 4H 4mt'eUi, AMI The Ma9a-He 4"
at viii try gain stronger hold upon American All
lovers by publishing wood cugravnss Of tour or hve
pictures These viii be lhuets Gathering Beans,
Carrots wood Gatherers,' pdnun; 90
by "A inches. Delacrox's Tiger and Serpent
and an English Land CAPE by Constable An
American picture may be added TO this list, probably
" The Resurrection" by Mr.. \. p Ryder These en-
cravings compBncd by some descriptive text viii
a,,pear in The February March number OF the masI-
ne. OG Of 20C paintings in This collection ony
sx are by Americans, the artists being Ne~~rs D. T.
Kui-Lt, F. Z. Church, Joseph Lynln T. j. Ryder \
= RYDER AMI z. \. Bulsnn. There Is also a picture
by M George H. Boaghtjn, who is hardly 70 be con-
s. leIcl n American painter. Olo Of the many stories
rear the formation OF this collection is tAt Ms
Mlreia after hearing much from Mr. Coier regarding
the merits Of Mr. A p. Rydcrs work, visited an exhibit
t,l and purchased picture by Mr.. r. T. Ryder. sup
l.slAs tie artist t. DO tue whom Mr.. C.tuct 80
heartily i4dorsed
II is to Mr.. Cottier's excellent il sometimes partial
taste that one OF the unusual features OF this collection
is due directly OF indirectly, the group Of paintings by
modern Dutch artists. Mr. CJtticr introduced the
v1rA OF tho brothers Mlrs MIuye Artz ana others In
tas country AMI their pictures have gained mold upon
tho esteem Of connOisseurs, although modern Dutch art
j. still 80 tnperecty represented ID oar galleries that
tie SNAIL collection included among the pictures Of the
MORGAN estate will have the added interest Of novelty
There are two painua;s by Matthew Mdris The Tys'-
IN, Place" and a Village in Holaui," with " Tie
Fri.'l Meal" IN Adolph Artz, pupil Of the famous
ia.et lsrleis There are two pictures oy BIommer
"nye.ns snow" aud departure Of me Fishe sb'Ai,
a CGurcn Interior" by BOsooOu, aud IAe Reading
pointers Of tue Hague. Melting Mnnceh am .oyuct
are other painters better appreciated ny artists ana
uuieHrs than by the general pubac Constable fdel
Nico. and Alma Gadema are the only names llenthtI
with English art 1nere are several ptL.h~s ~ dl's
Oi the spanish school, Domingo worms JulAel
y. and HDert, with sprlnklns OF lectures by
Belgian artists and the painters or Munich aud befl4
But the bulk OF tbs collection j., as might be expected
representative 81 modern French art aul al the 'ae u
Wi! be Interesting TO see now Iaf tc dealers whom we
lio 5rs. Morgan parOnized 80 lt7shy Will susl IN the
prices which tAoy set upon their pictures Tor hr Nor
eas benefit. As regards the French pictures IN tAc cor
lect 10 tto,Of cOcrse, merely o. say thal there
ale examples OF COrOt, Daz Rousseau and dozen other
familiar names These are 10 De met WIN IheNeIy RN1e
glisrr OF consequence. But the Mursan collection
dtn guished FROM many others by the iact that the
names III several cases arc attached 70 WORK Oi Tue c't
quality These paintings we're frs brousAf To- the bDtIce
Of TIE pubic iaat year wen az enc ne Mrs oIsau
lcut Deween thrty ana IOrty OF hef choicest pictures 10
an exhibition NJ the Union League Cub. Among tho
paintings then shown AID discussed III TIE IflbC>
Miles The spinner " and Gathering Beans" Jules
DcIacroX am Others. Ia lhe CO''i ID tDn
has indr!ged his tendency toward story telling Inc
act and ITS popularity therefore not 70 pe "oDuolod
Tie canvas contains more figures than are usual III
DrctOus work. fact which Ia Itself Of course enhance
Tor many. As an experiment in the rendering OF nigh
picture ms an interest a-Ide tIVu tHo uoi ii@"l
SstuS ~ the performances Of this accomplished artist
ing " The Commandments ranks below Le SOlr.' and
the Returning from the Fields The latter Whch was
by Mr. Avery. IS also IN the Morgan collection one o.
the unpleasant surprises for amateurs VINO saw Mrs
paintings by Meyer Won Bremen, an artist "nO apo s
L. Doc aonjrcd only In this country His pretcd bread
hoU.c and the only consolation OF the dismayed visitor
Jay The reflection that thcy we're at least cainelty
20 s1cc comment, since 1t includes pc u9es already
t1Il,o1 classics. far the terra be applet 10
TIE productions Of modern art.
There are no changes To be noted in the attitudes of
tue dealers and the American Art Association regarding
iDl OrtatOu Of npr0 siOnisc pictures In bond Tie
dealers nave addressed no remOnstrducc 20 the washing
tJn authorities. far AS Is known and they express an
intention Of waiting few weeks longer One reason for
taeir delay their Dee That the art tlrh may he abo
sleI greatly reiucel at the coming session or Con-
erss5 Nevertheless, some protest may ultimately be
cced from them. since they nave made this ques
ton Of ~ principle"
Circulars issued Tor the nineteenth annual cEhib
ton Of the American Water Color S1rlety which VIII be
OprieG ia the National Academy Of Design February /,
rosts February -. Lists Of pictures must Dc sent
Is 1t. ic1ry Farer, u West Tenth ST. by January
January to Is Below SiXtIetb 1T. ia this city works
WI DE- collected by the pOrters OF the society aJ te
cXDee Of the exhibitors II tne request accompanies
iJe lisJ Of pictures Non resident Artists are notified
1bal no exhibits In packing boxes VIII he received All
works from Of town must be sent TO some consgnce
ju s city who Will agent. For this purpose the
k5ciry recommends Grady d MckceVcr, 1lJ sixth ave
Is:.is Il. Mcqgr, 81 Dey- st. and f. A. Wudri, 81