New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18

.A,x IN ulscsd nrst, and the second place msn' %
800 Ia tho painting OF the pale green's on garry
1870 - In the WOODS besnsfus ss1as -
s,u.ee bathsd in asr and q subdued light ...."
AZ oerots Italian journsying Is offered in 'nv
!, t,,e scoii<euns an Interesting study, wh y.nY"s
.ns dark greens psedcminsting and snis =
h. The rsAonlieht hsrbor scene, hasly' I've -"
~ eeots waioh wdll rouse the incteduious. s ~
very stranzcness Of the subjects 10 e',ue0e - aO
yIscture's favor. Roussesu's largest p a -
~, In shs pvrsrees,s WIN DO ecosnhon - po
:, ~. un,oytunase last period, when his hand
~ .a.ss.,. nv vadous hisfortunes and bis senss-
.,--, :, co,or had become less keen. This . SHOWN
). AZ. avure drawing, in tho uncertain supphns Oh
,>,e and creams IN the fogegroubo' a'fu 'no eN"es
.,or ~ the sunset effect although one pOsuro saoNe
,.h color as well as the chsrac'eristc usesnoe na'
pors.aau,s moro vigorous time is hinsua. "a 'no
large sketch Of forest intedior' non anu -.
studv. and his finished peroa OF us appiOs -.
s.uus, s,A s .,c,lyeut little landscape with trees
a'os'~. :" 80, sale. Tho 1ApremonP Is another
~. s.,,dv but there is nothing by Rousseau so
1913 IN ths dealers use Of the word, as Troy
..,s ,s-.e pasturage in Normandy
oa - ,,yserr Is comparatively elaborate compo
.en,.iping human figures and horses In aduuon
- ne aocx OF sheep and herd of catue as eASol.
,s,ce :. regards harmonious color is apparent uu'
$3.50 several other examples which we have
ID
. n ,s 10 be accounted Of the capital WORKS Oh
a. ealeotou. The little study of COW and donkey
=. eou., n not Superior, IN richness and depth OF
so,ar and the painting called Feoone the OhoAehS
ssnr,,yariy brilliant work. win DO heid m hgn estee
Tbs early landscape with figure heips " niuS'f 20"
the artists development, like tho early pupre' tue
,aree landscape With many figures. rendered IN
,.a,n.r euy,ousiy unsophisacsted. One Of the finer
.vsnuIes b. the sparkling Landscape with Cattle"
ht much might be said for the forcible Entrance to
the Forestp while the little study of women washing
valuable for its quality well as for It's inastrauon Oh
the vas the artists Of this group acted upon each other
We esgs apd large sRetcb and q the two nO
bio studies by Dsuoigny No ise 9s ma o ISr
ssnd nxeenton ard charm OF color No 1914, Diaz's
rch strong wood interior. Is one OF the better exam;
pies Of sa Artist Rss iUr sde No sS
show tho satisfying coorng which y usually Rrese
e extent N iSe rasS sde and Of the
chief examples OF Manet and Courbet we have SPOKEN
before. We ere unlikely to zee such group OF
,Sseesded IN bringing together e Music landscape e
sUo anS Ss sss Sssor a0 with
reserve ana for harmonious tonshty II may Ss
0Ss ss1ed TAI pant On Ss ' The
snSc & Is no, ,rS ssct - e upnr mart but
II there has been exposure 70 heat the result has been
q slight consequence THIS admirable example sS Si
the studio study Of fish turned of as tour de force
the sketch portrait and the nc study Of copper ware
need no further comment They arc accompanied by
q fne head and flower piece by Netting, most sSm
pathetic coiorist ana for contrast we may turn 70
yery dincrent examples of painters painting, the
clever Baliet Girls and Race Course by Degas,
to which we have already called attention. Duel
delightful little genre, the charming little group o.
hutch pictures an uncommonly fresh landscape oy
MunfacsN. an excellent early Roypet and pictures
by Stevens schreyer, Ribet and Neuyhuys are among
other paintings chosen rarely without suhcient ree-
sons by a collector Of very delicate and correct per
ceptons. - ,..,..,,
The Joan of Arc" Courbet's Music Mansts
Boy with a sword and II possible, the large VolIon
should be purchased Cor the Metropolitan hnseum.
Several of our amateurs have already proved ,nen
interest IN public education in art. Surely there
are others who win improve the present opportunity