New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-15

sales the price OF Admission was doubled nv AN
excited writer for The Boston Herald who also eeoer.
0usly announced that the collections five millions
Nothing more amusing has recently been seen than sooa
OF the comments upon that exquisite work thu great
ceramic artists the world has seen, the peach-
blow II this leads to some study OF the interest
Ing subject of Chinese ceramics the result will after all
There Is more pleasant feature Of the than tho
knowledge that this vase has taken Its place at the head
OF Mr. W. J. Walterss finely chosen group Of "reds"
in gallery where 1t will remain. Mr. Walters will Ia
envled by other collectors, but ono Is better qualified
10 appreciate this treasure.
At Mr.. Avery's gallery there paintings
which give foretaste of tho coming exhibition Of the
"impressOnists" There Is the little yellow and gfyy
landscape by Cain, fine and even N quality which
shown nc the Union League Club n month ago with
this fresh spring landscape by ssya rather
brutal painting 10y Pzaro a moonlight study by CAIN
and another LANDSCAPE or two to which reference
paintings OF buffalo aud antclopes by Barge. Another
exhibition OF very different Kind i open at No 1913
Pifth-ays This illustrates the ondOe process, for
not merely painting marble but sinking the coOring
different colors penetrate tho marble vertically withouu
spreading. This seems TO have been done successfully
by tho invention Of Dr. Hand Smith, aud specimens
shown both marbles cOlOfc1 throughout IN variety
hues. OF mosaic and yened effects and OF paintings
rather than the marble the surface OF winch
be removed without interfering with the painting.
STUDIES OF heads aud figures are shown BY NJ and MIS-.
80 .tj,a 20 nor "I,v,ts cIatortetilsf h1 a. ,.
sured touch the work OF these ~ lists U on canvas
There seems nothing be said against these cndObO
marbles" except that their popularity will bring about
such prevalence o. coOred marbles mural paintings,
mosaic floors etc. tna, plain marble or granite or even
brick will be welcomed q rtlle'. cheapcnlDg"
and popuarzins process has obvious dangers.
The Courier de L4n publishes a list OF tho artists
have cOntr OutCd pictures 10 thc tHtDO III ala OK
the proposed monument 70 C!aul, LoItaIo 20 D,
at Nancy. Nearly all tho prominent painters OF fIlS
mtee having the II atcr IN clargc are VI. Kaempen.
director OF the BcdHr1rS and W. Jhles DuPrc iho
Courier February 10 is moved 10y the cha.laani:m
Of lunkacsy Exhibition Of his Mozart" Oeyc the self
important artist warning that he may presume 700 uch
upon ne goo one Oh tg lie Sade anS
yeur all those who have the Labit OF looking ~ paint
many tricks 10 disguise IT, Th's 'eutmetal 'ohPosi-
ton is absolutely devoid Of al sentiment me acCI,soty
mo les. planted without ART, arc ma baI ny
which sits indifferent Player they sing without soul
an air which they 10 not seem 10 cOlnpeheud A. ID
Mozart genius agon,zng IN MS Urst youth. hStLet
movement OF his limbs nor me ID NJ race feveas the
agony which accompanies the supreme weakening OF the
body when the mind has remained intact In lts dyi
e exaggerated aud di tracing whites OF pillow
fne absence OF any OoIy under Mozarts clothing tits
an insignificant manikih. q false Musician t3so
moribund And they disturb all Paris 1o seeing 'l,,
and they organize aIolnd 1t gran mystic IRA IA IA!
In truth II + grotcsIue, uupardonable" The recent
sale " Edmond Non- paintings IN IdrlS H's iul
LArt Tor January ID occasion ior puoil'lhSa PLnt
~ drawing hy the artist aftr his padtng Ihc carp
20 ID" MoI1ant has etched Rembrandt lortriC " a
Family for this number etching OF Nl0en contrasts
nj rnrcrfect cr,iatiops OF tone. the stopping ont
done with seeming carelessnesS, anu rug i'I ~ -
whole less satisfactory than much OF the artists pre-
lions work Rubens and aoretus are discussed by Max
Roeses, Boucher by Andre Michel LiH Ior itnfutrgg
presents a ceverly effective sketch 81 youh- Wl1'u
in street dress. etched though with C0nsu' toc uiy
point WORK by RodJpue Piqnet from MS own dsaWin5:
There are extremely delicate effects of ish anu s"a,o
for which some credit should be given 10 The printer W.
Herr Drabordcs article upon Gerard Edilnck shOuc
interest all collectors OF old prints
Accord,ny in The L0ndon Worid, The American Art
Association OF New York has invited English rust' 10
exhibit in its gallery next winter. Ihc hWM inW,,s
irnm fine recent letter written by Mr. q. T. Mat'S
Announcing that he NJ longer works as proIt''o9i
IAN" and oilers ths cratuitous suggestion that h,.
~ ~ shoud accent lie artistic Chil,ern Hundreds
and become retired Royal Academician, Stree hoInInS
more IS to be gained by hun IN honors OF relu,e nu
unnecessary.
m~nt lie world con iers that Nh Watts would 90 an
immense service to his peers and 10 OltsheI3'
- r"'Ioa,n mo retire lEeut from, being undisnlned
sl,atliie sieI OF aged mcapables" Mr.. Watts IN,
Iugs as has been announced, are 70 DC presume" =" ~