New-York tribune., 1889-11-04

lie win lind Arosios tals revived IN the swift flight OF
Roger holding in his arms the beai'iiu' Angelr IL
There Will be equestrian statues Hike those oi
Charles VI. and Castor dc BoX, rcy alng balye
OF the beauty Of action a1d ieposs, IN.
the animal Kingdom, such a demonstration ol ~ .
passions Of cernivOra and the iniuiHf chddt, 'tlsl
OF other brut,s no other sculptor ha' a, 'o,d
s,'rr,e coI,,I "r,scT a. il were about th'r
shrinking victims. or blaocd win tenSe IIo, c,nlv
enthroncd as lord and master. or walking VII, Win
the dignity OF assured masiry or ieiinE ms n vrasn
and dIssu.t crushing loathsome serpent WI, a,, "a
wrthcs hcnca'h his paw ,rip, Ip snariIng nghfing
rrstjnc and lleV0urlng each ohei IN Nlflu' :" -.
mysterious intcmccine destiny Which We, TN rse
vieltor JyI inG graceful deer stepping dalniiN anu anu
fcarcssy over The high grasS cUd9 I9 ifI truthful
nngainness tmid rabbits thol ouehrc h'iSS, % = ar;
stags IN short. It VIII be found IinI1nm 'i, vlrSt
losinr sch; OF the inlvidual chai VI - -, y
realized as The rsnIi oi .a, "a n,,as bc Ba'vc
rantinrs of equally CHARACTERISTIC paaS'i % c.,ds
me- a,"d m,n ~ a. forest of Fontaneloau. and snaIl
SateG and adanici 10 harmonz, with the ch' H. s
In The scene nayo wa, not d otrr az adcsei af ia
of atmosphcre and texture. hut their lulCn ,r,,y
and often their richnGT, o. ,rc r"or tave some kin
ship TO the WORK OF DcarroN as the r Earye.
yhbtior viii how nS 10 Of heo sSma a but unacquancd
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with Baryc, the painter ,,
Much win be said of proofs ana mo na ssoIly
this exhibition op,nn,t; M, aI n1 methods. II Nigh. hc
ead that Baryo tried every mehod Il, III ms c,stinrs
and in bis efforts to 9b1e oh 5i s,nao SaTi5'h he aecun
ated vast quantity of pencil dra~nEs ppnc,aorarda
and numbered with careful mca'uvii. ,ie.,, of exact
PrGgoGHn pGgsarms the dimension Of al aH 10
mails. for this exact oDsersGr1 ,Sl1 Ms woik. At the
as"t the arinatire or wiIc sheleon uP2n or and
bilt his clay model was Of aefui'c tI n,odcl bat
m lne aTraSecG that they could bc con;ract@ or
| while modelling was in pr9srL' fonr rroups for The
~" nvre podincnt the arnaturc was no, oSv n Ike
the parts held in place T2 complete mastery
e2.eor i while IN progress Next came me !lC' ;,
TASK of casting AT the EAposlncn III untouched
n~le innr saye such a. is necessary 10 Ic,ot t
~ tSS Cams and " Guillaume spohe 3,iif 3i IN cast
srtet NJ Baryc, who trusts none Dut nm IN ont of his
ar hr,nza" and does not lei them go % ouV m We
| hands until they quite hhishcu. hhis br"nzcS. and
hloM' % " Gynolton as 10 the amount OF th;s worn % ,
NV him al any time. He emploIy'e1d with none.
t ncrbaps Honore GonOn and MS son
r1S sm vas 10 secure faithful reprodur % frt ucr
ths nercssity for employing the chlse nnai dn an
the heccsiS which received Barycs persona az
mroval are termed models athougn nox rr 9qmros
perhaps NOR or. % made practically under Baryes sPe
,eton and puhlished by him are kloNH - very
and II NAY & DC I6 TroofsT Of BarbedIennc the grea
ni,ariJh nh hron2e founder. who now OWLS yroofs
Barye's plaster ard wax m0deie dTa Ta,ve proofs As
NJ Child has remarked. columns Eugn, onnoetion of
abopt the dierence GuI ode, nenc9s Of casting. deli
tnc ~ atine of perfection and eXqusitencS m si I,'
noints" In Baye's effort 10 wh cre pcrue
b hat Is clay mould was made over Wh@ he metal
the model meltcd on, matrE % RGi RS1 formed After
poolI1r the clay mould broKen on ana d,thf , and
lcit i,o since the mould was destroyed. Inc Inc
stI1 t;,',ina win contain Mr. Wacrs's superb II
Hunt in india which cast by ms nroduced
Wters Waut m also has Tiger Killing Deer prouu'0'
Oy yI M search for perfection, Barye devised NEW
u an etfu known as bronze Barye.' ana ms .t nto
Is also attached TO peculiarly me pirnarlIv The
The true of gaiR gpad"on caused by oxpose Of bronz,
he atm9phsre and II r ge 6e een % that ihe color
% ~ bronze and the effects OF light and Shae ann anu
more subtle modelling are mot not conS I, not be merely
inf TO time artificial patines wcre SUI SUI ,1rnc
Baye invented green Phith Pdthn' reyebes rSs the natural
patnes in ghtness and fine Qnsty, " hc Barbe
Child informs us that the green rcea paine OF Of d.
pSt0 rect application Of green pSwdeTE sTbtIcr TSrT
often .r6 50 ngcE tslcF se s surface dun and heavy
Patines Of other colors will also be llu''r"''u a.
| exhibition. ,..,,
Those who desire to consult the Barye S6ogTaRb1g @ lbs
ME- than 10 any Other OF Ms EaUrp
save Mlet ,,h,caiidn aaa Pg P%GcF We have is due to
Mr. walters who has collected and puplsno," ro"cb
iatons of reviews Of Barye by sich ellicnt % il,re
crics as Vcron Planche Charles Blanc, anu oiiNrsr 80
THIS book was privately PgbIshed dT IN ne 1SoIi are pT ex
,,iihi,ion ae companiOn to the illustrated bdrH
biography written p{ Mr. bv ch15S 5s @ccan aG %Ss Art
IsSocio,jor Roth the great magazines have oheIel
sneciai studies of Barye Mr.. Child con'rDnIlhs , for
| uarner article and Mr.. de Kay an aftlc,e IpI n
The Century Both papers were accomPanieu D., Ps
instructive Illustrations Of ainilade qualS, ulr o
! Wsrnrr mates showing some Of the maste!plcces o
the Walters collection, and The Cen,n Rresgn Res9rd
,ng etntiee of plaster models as special feature
| NJ mSScb DISCRIMINATING discussion OF Barye may De
found in foreign art magazines like the Gazette de'
| paanx Arts to which Baryes friend Bonnat con
trbuted a recent article, and LArt' IN addition n IC
The magazine literature Of me suoIeGC G
| mo mention is due Mr. Chhds IN
tcIIirent letters upon Baryc which have appeared u
| x,Tbe sum wherein he has explained many 'cchhlc%
nonts and has recfei various printed errors regard
! mo Barve's life. II may be added also that IN
Tribune published euogy OF Barye IN h n'IS Su col n
iectio5 Of Mr Walters and tho Barye sculpture pre-
| sented to the city Of baltimore