New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
A Ut,AUIIFUL PERIODICAL.
r,,c ,,w FRENCH ILLUSTRATED REVIEW.

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III, ,rus. ,.f q. ei, ,rna .f4len' ,apcr by N. AeN'
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hrst ri>tr.u8n tiii page "tchi"c hy Chauil"i"'"
NTH tA" pam "' I*. ,'rtn 'n;i-i,n' 1he tu,'''
is"jld.i." nie!iiaiins. ~lta re s""Td IN her h'"'
Tho ir,'u.' s i!!s:r,tc! in vcr4o sy Jean Labor
Chsr.c- Griai,. di~ru-sc. "a" -r,vcl WORK on Ncs"
Ioisia, ~v"ri>. Ii,'ris Coppce sS snor s"" n''''
"Tlc rr un,oIs io"x.' ol vcijn' "f the 'on'n'he
NIX a leHcers .oi'- poem on Cctlon Is nj "i '"'
uo, zeal .n4"-erJ. Masinc dH Camp i'"o"'
viii Elpsy o. ipN" wLl,h in It's c.'ihrh'' ~
nusi,. passion aui tragedy recalls pnc Of Hon
inauns Al Interesting article Is u'l ny
Ircicrc II .S>on continued from the hrSt nur"'r %"
pcisI tho .cvclutlOn." n is well illustrated "''
It's tendency i, TO >noV hov, without Natoe'n7
roplossyS measures. tho d" thcOi hil"ntiroPi; NOV"
ment would have lie inani.iOn IN Il very snort un'
because Tho iuty o: the dttc"i2t 10 S'''Sl '"" "'''S
oi husndnity VITA sentiment having Il" Ioot !" '"'
saiiItul. Charles GOInJI has SraccI" pl' o' m"Sc
exun,sIlcly ct in Illustrations which are themselves
poem Fcrnini CIlnc.t-' dsts VIA the Nater-Co0r
xblh,tin several OF tie Pinlings from which are re-
lroIucet the article paper ON raul iOur%et ny
Maurice BaIris gives opportunity for the Presentation CT
a really wonderful portrait % the artist, AMI there Is
another capit portrait of Pau! Baudry after pho.o-
e1sIh
The March number opens With tue initial chapters OF
ny by Th. Bed1On. the priuclpai figure IN which Is
Il Young Japanese student domciei in Paris. Paris
cnne with japanese patrOni2es hin anl makes
Lin caprice Tie rSie character asrrihed to this
Young seems scarcely uttural+O member one OF
the highest hearted under the short paper
10y Gersa the Bauiry Tarestries gives the motive
FOR couple Of very beautiful coored photo -graNur's
Adophe Eacots story Chapclins Duel IS illustrated
10y fine rel ro.ucton OF Mei>soucr's BruetT." The
story Itself placed Riolelicus anti duel
edct is interesting and not sangunary Ernest cycr OF
tie Institute, Accompanies an excellent fuii-1ase
portrait OF Madame Rose Caron, the lyric artiNt
with h0sral HE sketch VI. Francsluc Satc"y
begins papc entitled Tho Red Diyan." The articles
on the engraving o, Cesar BOr;il's swords con-
timucd cb,racteristc,lly satisfactory portrait of Ar
nand Ba,chet accom- ancS sketch OF that wrltcr y
Caudius Popelin. Fernand Caimette has good article
lark catching aDd AuatOc France tells the story o'
village doctors manuscript There Is. perhaps, less Va
Tlety Processes in the Illustrations o. the Mare
ber black and white reiominatius. hut the character
o; all the illustrations Is folly up to the high standard
adopted at the OF this remarkable literary enter
pr>o.
The first Illustration in the April number shows that
regard has been hal 10 the II is suy In black
ana white, I,thcr brown and white. Spring,
typinel as a nude nynph, rcclincs the bank OF q
the contours soft and graceful, the sh"l-
oy most inpces i've the value OF the curves iuy pre-
sentei Only ab1dt the face there is blIrrncss winch
rather defect o; process tnan in'hn! cNIres
siou OF NJ Henners Intention But it Is strikns study
Another blc Illustration that OF francois Cop
PEGS poem "Gid! Tsgais. set 10 music by Leo DaOss
The delightful thing IN number however arts
tclly speaking is Pierre dc Noac's Ch1nson 10 frn-
temps With its exquisite, airy, delicate AM altogether
fascinating setting OF little birds and blossoms AMI IT'S
appended figure Of spring. There Is plenty o. s,d mat
ter III this number also The opening paper by Desire
Nsard OF the Academy Berrycr the orator 'octe.
full Of interest Georges Ohnc article the actress
Jane Iiadlng, Is principally Interesting The vcLe, OF
Two striking portraits o. tho lady. The "Fgurc Eralse'
OF Th Bentz0n comes to a somewhat lug Ibri ous ind
with the death Of the young JapaaeewAo seems to Have
been pretty thoroughly spoicI by his patroness III aer
efforts improve his mind and t. settle his religious
doubts. II curious ti:lre kind OF so'y altogether
Henry Cazalis OF Gustave Moreau's Illustrations
to la Fonaincs Fables AMI several OF them are refo
ducei in fall page NJ Jules Zeer has solid dhl
learned paper the Rcnassance In Germany before the
Reformation aud JAG Iues SaGes undertakes 10 demon
strate that Rcmbrandts famous picture known as the
"Nisbt watch IS re ally rel rescntatiOn OF company
OF arqucbuers going shoot a target III the day
time. The argument is ingenious and the theory pausi-
BILE In some II all RESPECTS. Maurice arnels article
the Exhibition o; Crayon Drawings affords oppor;u-
nifty numerous reproductions, Of which are
remarkable examples Of process illustration.
= charming water color by Madeleine Lemairc. repre-
Senus young eiil decorating tIs altar o; the Virgin
witt flowers, forms the ironspece to the May number
novelette, by Andre Theuret, The Portrait" pro-
fuscy illustrated the fuli-page pictures embracing
srkngy realistic coast view. with the tide coming IN
Rrelroiueuon OF Jules Broton's painting OF the rolg
ious procession; h,rbOr view and several landscapes
blstro The smaller Illustrations. In the text, not
loss flashed and satisfactory. The story itself good
example of the Writer'S best style Paul nOurtc has
q,tb.7aine OF graceful aud polished flower sonuets
appropriately illustrated by VI. NJ. Laueyer. aud Male
lenc Lemare. Maurice TOurneOx writes oL tho Picture
Galleries OF the Eighteenth Gentry, AMI the article Is
illustrated largely from Old sketches. James Daimes
has quaint and tenicr Italian legend basol tho
discovery of GalVani though there is something ap
protcng bathos Ia the association OF tho spasuIoiic
moVo.cnts OF a ptateG frog with the NY tic
vusOus of a wOlnan's heart. AnatOIe France reviews
salon OF ls-6 the article contains fallpaec
productions OF The Vision Antique By IGVis dc cha
vanDes. j. l.. Cerones picture OF Napoleon and the
6ph.uX," jules Bretous faryestrrs Rest" A. Haui
sons In Arcadia"C DeIors reception the Royal
Galley" John Stewards d" Fun speci' which ha. leen
engraved, DAguau Bouverets Le Pam Benit" Francois
Fiamcng's " lie Balm" aud Il wonderful picture by
Heaner, The IAttle Orphan Gin" Biographical
article OH MadtmOsele Renee Richard, the singer
enriched By portrait from this gears saOD There IS
also an excellent vIsnettr likeness OF tho ViScOGnt
Eugene MelciiOr lie Vogue. preceding apprecatIve
notice q; that author 10y Victor Gu B!ei. Among tho
sole papcs j. a by DuJardn- Beau
nett OF the AcdcnIy OF Medicine, "HydIoihOiiI at
Paris" The writer naturally takes very favorable
view o. NJ Pasieurs studies this subject and assumes
perhaps prcinatufely that the distinguished chemist
has discovered practically infallbie treatment for the
The article. nevertheless. 10 fun Of interest and
Il Is illustrated ny pAthetcaiy faithful studies OF
tns pOJr dogs "ho have been thrust into uncnvaDc
notorlety hy the problem o: liz RaJc.
Les Lecs FOL June Is LARGELY Salon number is
not wanting variety. TIE irons piece engraving
OF EOIsuercaus Spring" study ia tho nude fu!I OF
graceful and airs Cuplis lowering around u lind and
b.shfu nymph. 1he faces, both o, tho uynpb tho
Cupls however, less lovely r,n is usual with this
artist rae priacipl story of tue month Is by Paul
Boarsct and Is entitled Rss de Gacc 1t is illustrated