The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-19

81 10000. This collection shows three
Meissoniers, three Millets, two Gorots.
three examples Of Dial. several Dupres
and De Neuyilles, several Geromes. De
tables, Alma Tademas. Baron Legs,
three Rosa BOnheurs. several BOuguer-
eaus. and three specimens of Knaus.
Other artists represented are Domin-
CUES. Madrazo, Millais, i.andseer, Turn
er Jules Breton, Schreyer. Louis lie
loir. In all there about $50 works.
Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt's gallery
IS worth $500 600, and in it are TO be
found examples of the works OF Gruyere,
Alma Tadsina, Alfred Stevens. Millet.
Diaz. COrot. Rousseau, Dupre, Fromen-
tin. Bouguereau. DOmingues. Aisary,
VantIee. Van MarcEe. ZieIn, Munkaczy,
and Rosa Bonheur.
In the collection of Mrs. Marshall
o. Roberts, which is worth $500 600
are works by Meissonier, Paul dc Ia
Roche, Stevens. Clay. Schreyer Hans
Van Marcke, Gerome. Detaille. sud c.
l.. Millet. Besides these are TIE b >
torical piece, Washington Crossing
the Deleware," By Lenfz; Church's
Sunset in the Tropics. and several
examples of Troyon, Meyer Won Bre-
men, Florent Willems, Ver6oeckhoven.
George II. Boughton-oyer Two hun
dred works. Mrs. Alexander T. Stewart
is the owner OF Rosa Bonheur's cele-
brated Horse Fair, valued at 900;
MeissOnier's grandest picture, The
Battle at Friedland.' for which the
artist was paid $50 900: Ger0me's Death
OF the Gladiator and Chariot Race.
grand knaus, n fine Erskine NicOl,
several Troyons and MackayS, two fine
Zamacoises,Q Churchs Niagara The
picture which hrst brough that artist
prominently before the public-two
large Bouguereaus. two large MilletS-
~ all shout 200 pictures. valued at
nearly 5000 Mrs. Robert l.. Stuart
has about $50 pictures. a number OF
which are by the American artists Dur
and, Kensett. q Eastman Johnson !,
Boughton. and Gignoux; also impor-
tant pictures by Munkaczy. Schreytr,
Troyon, MadraZo, Bouguereau Merle,
Firmin-Girard, and Meyer Won BE
men. They were valued az about $50
OO0- Miss Catherine l.. Wolfe has
collection of 40 works, valued at
500, 600. Among them are tvs Meis-
soniers, two Geromes a grand Nun
kaezy, a, grand Van Marcke.c Kuaus'
Holy Family, and examples OF Alillet.
Detaille. Bousuereau. Troyon. ROsseau.
Ziem. Cabanel. BOnnat, BoidtHi, and
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and examples Of Munkaczy. Boughton,
Bridgeman, Dupre, Jacque. Ziem,
Achenbace, Ed. FIGHTERS Gabriel Mus
about $50 paintings, valued az $500 900.
"Mr. August Belmont's pictures were
selected with great care. There are fl
all about one hundred works, and they
are worth over $3.50 O00. Among them
are a famous picture By Baron Leys,
Rosa BOnheur's Hunting Parry fine
work BY Gerome. Meissonier's Chess
Players knaus' Going TO the Dance
Detaille's' Grand Review. BOuguereau's
The Twins, which created such SEN
sation when on exhibition here some
I years ago.
In Mr.. Thomas X. Buffers coIlec-
non are two important Meissoniers,
several pictures by Vibert, Zama co.'s,
Rosa Bonheur. Corot, Diaz, TroyOn,
Rousseau, Erskine Nicoi, Gerome.
Bouguereau. Bonnat. Knaus. Firmin-
Girard Paris Flower Market'). Schrey-
er. Zlem-about sixty paintings, worth
$500. COO.
"Mr. Jay Gould ha~ 4 verv fuc col.
lection, About 100 paintings adorn his
walls, and the lowest estimate to put on
their worth is q quarter OF 4 million
dollars. Among bis works are Corot's
Dance Of the Nymphs,' grand Diaz,
a Rosseau, sehreyer, Van Marcke,
Lefebyre. Ricci, and Troyon.rN I'll Ell
I'm Mr.. John Jacob Astor,s gallery
there are Gerome's The Death of Csc
sar,' Charles l.. Millet's The Roll Call
b grand Vibert, and examples Of Scion.
AadrazO. Hector Leroux, Preyer.
Meyer Won Bremen, and Others. The
collection is worth 500 600. ,....
Mr.. VIM. Astor has examples of
Troyon, Meissonier, Caramel. Nun
kaczy, Scion. Van Marcke. Toulrnouche.
Schreyer, DomingueS, Hector Leroux,
Msdrazo Bouguereau about 100 pic
lures in all, worth S3O0. 600. Other val
liable collections are Mr.. jeremiah Mill
banks, worth $4,000 Mr.. Albert
Spencer,s, worth $3.50 600. Mr.. Joshia
NJ. Fishes. worth $4,000. Mr.. Heber
X. Bishops. worth $4,000 Mr.. VIM.
RockafelleF's. worth $4,000, and Mr..
Mills valued at 500 COO"