New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
TIRE EOGERS- -BOOKUALrE ER ART SALE.
,ryrps FROM OTHER CIrIrs-soMH OF THE PRICES
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nryrrs FROM OTHER CIrIES-SOME OF THE PRICES
REALZED.
pr;,.ote collectors and lovers of fine pictures
.d arother opportunity last evening to enrich Their
collections by the sale Of the painti ~ belonging to
,ruau Rogers and John W Bookwalter, at Chickerin%
nail Private buyers from Philadelphia, Brooklyn,
"tor Rocbester aud other cities present aud the
hts,isr Oh many of THE numbers In tho
catalogue was spirited. and by no means
e,oi to q few SCventy-twO paintings
m all were soid Of which thirty-eght had belonged to
Ar Roccrs's collection and thirty-four to Mr. Book
,ro,ter's Robert somorviIls the auctioneer The
rt dozen pictures excited great interest and the
comuauy OF buyers continued to arrive.
II was not until Gonlales's small canvas entitled An
.,s;ng Letter." was reached that the bidding became
., anlyelv NJ. Dietendorf secured it for $3.50. q" y
1.scr" hy stainmel. went 10 Louis Sauveur moment
1,o, for S}25. A seaside scene at "Scheveningcn,
,r Taemn,crer brought only $3.50 and Wont to Dr. T.
I Koontz at that figure. William Boone secured
Soviprs Hercules and Omphae," at $500. pantng
60 'Tnulinouche called "Iho Sisters r. G. Dunn
S-n, w Tor Sj25 Dnz's "Gatherug Fagg0jS' was
t,cled down al S675 aud went at that hAure TO W, :
kGti. kGoehyu Of Albany "OI for the Races" by T. l..
JIerry IN American artist and pupl OF touFoVt' Wa
,ar.u bv J. VI. Edwards at $50. private cOieclnf'
ho scd to have his name published, secured Tue
WaEnr Model by Fdero for S4SO. Mir Rogers origin
sly secuT TINS painting Tor niS gallery nom ,o CO...
icyi,n ol Governor Latham. ID ,ubgnv representing
a River France y brought sT-'922' aJ Wl W4ith
NsTTUordlrr bought Btugnlej's "lhcNew Picture Tor
S--5 a secluded Brook by hrnStii, another AutI-
fcan arts! now dead, was bought b. idm H. OSBORNE
F|r Zoo This painting WAS originally III the JoAi
irior Johnston collection for Wuch 1t was secured
tr5m tne artist The sum OF 81 l.i25 was TIE rcG tha.
I e. KernocE8n had Ia pay To secure biAls foltii,
Sc for lis collection, and this after ~harp struggle
,,,i' h,lf u dozen bidders CheTcis "NarMnE DolP :
Tards" J. L. Wa-Canan bought "a moment aiteiWardlor
81 G9I \ work 1y tho younger IsabcN, rcproSehtihS
Church INTERIOR" was sold To Mr. inStIis iOr
$50. , .,.,., a., q. pc+,.r,, ~ tive
Mqynowcr" by tie English pupil oi trete, GeHiEe -
T,3sntna was secured by L. A. Iauth:ert1r Il private
cnicclion after spirited bidding for 32oo tue hlSn
,,i.s M me evening. DeOrts "lOuS NH. aEd Ilch
len brought $40 ani was taken by J.. e. sampson
rtc Icouorl,s" of Leutzc. once IN the EoO.tt O,1
,lou, was bought by Robert Oyphaht i"IF9dJ
IND N, M III the sale for the evening was eOAc!l'utd
M sun OF $50 on Toail2ed by the sale "i the
.,,yo ucturrs The sas viii be ipi~hod this
evcnInc wh. the remaining scyentylnUr nu,nheIS IN
Az catalogue Will be disposed Of X VIII lEciude Atle
Won TrcInru's Early DEVOTION, Esc0surds " CaYali.
and N.ud" BuushtOn's BdsatO! yc' Fond DaubShS =
"Snrinciiinr" and a characteristic ScGreyer entt'ri
TLc Pursuit" Appended is IA list OF last evening 3"
,,irtil1fs which brought 500 or over: