Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-01

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Nh FnrD BUsx1x and Ir. H. 9. etersc<oo
win Be home On Tuesday 1cx- I1s <'rue<
has las 1ssa9s.d s sas s q ss ss ss . ps s
the last few days o[ tte soa1or-
THE summer sketchi1r season Is over for
Mr. George Hstzel he having 1rri@e1 homo
early In last week. He has since visited Salts
burg, however. 10 secure material fer rItr1ro
ordered o. him some tine =<1. FROM salts
burg.
sonE splendid works IN the Line Of etcoi1zs
are shown At Boyd's this week. The work b7
g. Merc1cr, after the painting -Fin @1 Irz-
val" BY Jules Breton. Is one Of toe finest E1s<
has ever been seen in this city. The original
painting was shown in the Paris Salon and sold
Tor $4,000 The landscape By W. l. L1tu<1r.
,: sd5sr Julian k,S' = % also foe work Two e
Twilight" " stephen Parrish, and rUe<<-
Ward.n By William H. Cary; The former Is a
very large plate and particularly ven exe<p
AxARrEE view, -oa katwyk.p on ths oo.<>
Of Holland. By ,. L. France. Is shown a. BoGd'z
1t will be remembered that ilr. France was n7t
long ago united IN marriage 70 Miss EnslIda r.
LOOMS, whose pictures have been roricsd IN
composed picture, broadly. OF. one might SAY.
roughly executed. and Of . color that can
scarcely be called harmonious. HeTeraI sailing
vessels consritnte the interest Of the scene. and
are well placed and Of pleasant color. bur In
the painting OF the water there s noricea0Ie 2
lack Of perception OF the nice relation between
color 10 Light and The same color IN shade or In
less brilliant light.
WHILE Mr.. Bryan Wan was at work npon
the large landscape with sheep crossing =
bridge in the foreground that was exhibited
sometlme ago he frequently found sbc weather
TOO cold for continuous work out Of doors At
ssHav such times he interested himself IN making
located short distance from the scene Of his
labors, and the result, Of his efforts IN this
direction may now be seen at Gillespie's The
picture Is small one and Of an unpretentious
character, but It certainly looks very much
like the interior Of c0bbler's shop with It's
litter Of rubbish. tools and appliances, and the
two men are evidently at work. as the pose Of
their figures clearly denotes action
Mr. A. +. KIsa appears to have discovered
that an unlocked FOR demand Tor peaches exists
on the part Of the general public-that is
peaches painted on canvas. and not being will
ing that such demand should long remain un-
satisfied, be Is endeavoring to do his share
toward supplying it The painting Of an over
turned pan Of peaches which be finished some
time ago was purchased almost as soon az ex-
hlblted, anu several inquiries were made Tor
works Of similar character A picture that
he has just completed is the same in subjecr a.
the one above referred 70, and is pussessed Of
the same Qualities, viz: truthful coloring and
clever handling. This work viii be exhibited
In the Exposition gallery. Apainting BY the
same artist, shown at BDyd's Is 4 good picture
spoiled by badly executed bouquet Of flowers.
The flowers would spoil the picture, however
excellently painted they might be in them
selves. placed as they are, in tall jar, which
lifts them toward one corner or the picture
to exist between them and the other objects de-
plcted. The balance Of the work, consisting Of
the jar referred 10. some grapes. a silver mug,
draping, etc, Is exceliently painted gOod IN
drawing and of trutaful color.
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