New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03
EXHIBITIONS OF PRINTS.

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IGNITION 81 examples OK vely cAover nsa'Pu'e'son -
the part OF the etcher ana the PRIMER voAsQuose
Surrender Of Breda' u largo composition WIN
many Agnres, representing Justin OF Nsssm sno ec.f
crnor Of Brsds. waiting upon spinoia, tho spanish
commander. Behind and beside the princ'pa nsufss
are officers and soldiers with halber@ ana spears.
There are spearmen in the sunny middle dstanos'
and beyond them . far-reaching plain In the imme'
diste foreground the stronger portions have b1on
very deeply bttcn, ard al the foreground printed
In black fink, whflc Ink Of greensh tnse hes beex
used for the distant landscape In tho sky and dis
apcc gradaous in color hsve been clevcry obtained
by variations of rag-wsping, band-wiptng or whst
mot bv the use Of dry point to oppose or balance
tbe effect Of ciean-wiped lines by tho employment
Of the roulette in varying degrees Of emphasis, and
by sometimes Furnishing out high lights. In fact, "
would be difficult to name . device knows
70 the etehsy or urfnter which has not BEEN
employed IN this plato, and the next Titan's Car
den Of Love- The latter Is printed In ink Of .
warm. yelIowish Tone with the exception Of tho
trees which are strongly bitten and printed In black
ink One of the most interesting questions In this
plate is evidently rendering Of flesh. and Il must
be said that Mr.. Macbeth has suooeoaeo
IN reproducing the mesh texture OF .ns NJ
cupids who arc gamboiling at the loot OF vcnuss
s'seas the meo.um ueed sppo,m ~ ss.' -
lave o0cn aIs p0,n'. 0u' ~ esnS -. tn.
mso : very ae"caso use ~ 'no roa'o''o -
TWO plsaes SNOW most sn'D's'ous eno.s ~ ,o oss
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oasa nortr.,t Of AIonyo Cano has been ven trans
ts,., srd Ia, IN a.. ,.t cor,es the etching afYer
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r,sve, ENGLISH nr,nter a. ven AZ bv Mr. Macbeth ana
th,s ,oen,,on ~ the nr,nterss pvanabe aid s onap
inst Mr. Mscheth. vhose etching after Mason's
q usrvas. Moons c.ined ,rm.rkable populsr.ty hsa
rracta.o, th,s AZ for sonrtr.m wears. and Mr. wed
,o t.,,. ~ ~, b has ecssd some ftv original ana
.,s,,.,,o No. .rhs. .xrer,anca h.s eouippers
- 49,. ",.s -..s $1,000 ~ ~. .t.hsvA.
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Mr. linton has maintained that tho wood-onGxnvo1
saorsa .xnsa.. b,,neelf N rurp hne. Perhaps some
tssr.ss m,vht n. traced betveen Mr. Macboth's
ckooi nj fynffn
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s,h,, thn reacb ~ otcher or prfnter with him the
VOC sanananor rosn or what not sru very nearly -
,,rtant AZ needle roulette scrsper and burnisher.
Whether or not his art In consequence loses something
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sa"'s '. A's'A ,,a,.. H.. -. ,tw.s. prcn
pears - III ~..as ga ~. q asv,h,. ard uns.A,
ms s'ntua. 1890 ~ A., me ana suht.
~reo nns'', -. s,nn.o Csnos az q The h,oh. vxte.
modsinns VI 'n0 .s,.r, .,thorsh .nrs,v 49,
MARI =. - Ia sr the hest reproductions OF Walt
tnins n'sns ~ -s .r.n ,,r p.,on,s head Of parvin.
ner anu 49,. rs.,.,h,s crast.r,anshin NAV bo
However Sdros ~. n, .ass. ~ ,ank him shov.
'here arc many wn' w.,.,.. :, ~. n.st or oths,
or even WIN onsof' =. .s.h.rs Tns ,m,,sv
pr the cniot mouof. p1...,.. ., r.-v .nr.ysrt 4.
mechanical sac OF 'noso v'sns -. 49,, 80
out IL must % Seu r a ..s,,,.s a.. n. .rreptsd AZ
not peeh unsue'0'a - >. .o,,rs ,,,,..,sor 4. A..
reliable Initiative pis'os, sa .,,sa'cs .o,.s ., ths
reproductive etcners aav' s 49, rsrssa - r.r.
means employed IN TINS case may 10 ree.1 - -
tanning to craftsmanship ra'h0f s'~" '" '-'e
art.
Mt. Dunthorne also e.hp''s Tow o'en'nss ...
nature by MI. Frank snor'' sa as''. !" 10 ra
tact In selection IN certain piates nSS Ing AoSAs
Stones" while IN Others OMISSION ~ cafoo " - "a
trene. Hero again the ianeusso VI pu.o n"o L.
deemed insufficient and the effect OF hght washes h
obtained by aquatnt work, by clevcr juggling with
snrts Of wine and rcsin These linear sketches with
.h, a.t w.sb s,uports win be found to be Of con-
s.Nsr,n,, merit The artists versatility is illustrated
a. "a. renrodueons Of certain of the plates Of Tur-
nsr,s e I.ber.s
The recent work of true paintsretcher, Storm
van Grsvesande, Is TO be seen at ~ gallery OF
Mcssrs Keppel 4 Co. Although this stchsr Of modern
Holland made his first plate carly - 1885, and pub:
Iished his first series in 1871 there was no formal ex-
bibtou Of his work in this city until 1884. Another
sxbrbtIou was held At tho Grolier Club and 1t the
posnn Art Museum in 1889, and the present cxhi
bon carries on the list Of the artists plates to No.