The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-06-25
EGWAII'S WONDER.
.EuIe- Taveuisr-- Great Panorama of
EfTzuea-

Eals- Tzreuier-- Great Panorama Of
KiIzuea-
THIS = THE title by which this work OF
~ Is known and under which It Is copy
-s---E q short history OF this painting
ana z1zr has become Of II may be OF in
-a-=- nd -he public, and in order TO give
viii have to mention q few Of the
z- --1-- which strongly impressed
-se ---a- during q business acquaint-
r-- u -sr-ee wears and which may be OF
-- also. Work commenced on this
--ea wears ago in Hilo, Hawaii.
EsE been talking about a work Of
rom me tine OF his first visit
e. Ezlz-a- perhaps a year previous. He
- rs-r quick workman and COM
a zllrtin- in three months. 1t
- - steady work with him. that was
--r impossible. but he worked
and e--luslastically and seemed
% the hour OF day or night,
rar fl- conceptions. ideas, ideals, and
pictures had been transferred to
--e erzzs. and others must be thought
1-- and arranged before the work could
-l. he knew lust what he was
gong 10 % before he put his brush TO
-le canvas and worked with . feverish
Z=H tearing perhaps that something
--- escape him before il was put in
shape favored by his mastery hand.
lara- before did the writer realize so
% -.ll- painting is more an effort OF
BRAN than the fingers. With him
- execution seemed 10 be OF second
1-- -a1- ler1ti1u q. which he Judged as
-E rIr1eeeia1 II he made a
q would BE Ufrener one OF color
q lHs-u or figure. This seemed
20 b. -lE secret OF hls rapid execution
AID explains hUw 50 great . work was
---=l ~ or artist IN so short time,
r1a- r1l consider that this painting
zzE= -u AL points q the compass from
@ center 1i the basin Of hilauea to its
.-z- and the t1poi Nauna Loa Not the
est detail neglected in the whole
-u-a- l[ -le horizon and then with
-Fll- with the eve you contemplate
eternal fires OF Pele IN the
-a-l-nL We cannot repress the
z-14-Elr and why should we
Is Is wonderful beautiful, grand,
1es az human nature are
---e- and ne thank our maker the
z-ls- that be did bestow on
l--l lle talent 10 produce such
-E and r-t ln his heart the ambition
So much time in such an out
-- TlE place a. the Volcano OF Ri
l- Tins painting is 80 feet long
l-L, Us actual cost outside
artists time was $1,000 II
ur exhibition. which eN-
E--a-.- interest IN il In dol
CENTS after being duly admired
E-- brought 10 this CITY and
r= thoroughly satisfied with
-.ll 5 received by the citizens
press nevertheless, IL was q tinan-
r the stand ln the center OF
EaS small and hot. The
u-s MOI satisfied with If, be wished
paint q larger and better one and
airs 3 was then that the writer
-ElE g % The States, had il photographed
a-rr- r-e1 al Washington, sent
E and slowed away in q garnet in the
Name where il remains; from it
-- b. produced IS many Panoramas as
SOB want ls any size, and one OF them
Indirectly benefit every man,
r- and child in this kingdom, when
PLACED GA exhibition In any part OF the
would not he hampered in any
aE BIS present owners We ex-
@ rra=eu- outlay TO be refunded
and q per cent of the gate money al
Copyrighted Law in the
STATES Wide lu san Francisco, We met
nt the Panorama OF the
Waterloo. Mr. PIsen, their
Ha~ hung in q building that
IaU $4,000 they paid 500 4
dor ground rent, and they had
-.- -a. profit ai 100000 In less than
rr- Jules Eayeuier could do
E.E .- that canvas. Mr.. Pisen gave
very nigh reputation rs an artist.
~rregsel~ also expressed
a~ra tl see the picture hung.
Hl- $50 reasons why 1t was not
.Hra was. Iavenier objected to it.
u-a knows that he was very sen
lbs reputation a. an artist. He
r-l- --l--llE AFRAID that the Panorama
E EEl4-Hl might be copied and all the
- l lls labor lost We know that
l- lu error Iu the perspective in 1t.
~z-lir- -lir-y feet from the canvas 1t
llE- ne-er than from the stand or half
-z distance. The fault was a natural
one zr tse 1rst Cyclorama OF this subject
ever PAINTED and could be easilyrectiied
r copying The other reason it was
--- hung Byas want OF funds. Ii q new
---l- mil is required TO take of a crop
Us cane $4,000 i chucked mp At once.
-la- Ehv not forward this enterprise
FL1a E5l bring both profit and honor
b. -iIlz country and her citizens. That
be done. sometime, somehow, Is
ET7ia-r. For any further particulars
inquire III ~. IL. Stone, Manager OF
Panorama Company.