New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-12

Globe" mprossionism IN painting is becoming maShst-
able. Five years ago. whom Messrs Goupll held .
Clade Monet exhibition at the4r impres sionist house
IN Paris. not was sold. At this years exhibition
they sold seven. The impressions are now on view
At their London house in Bond st. There arc twenty
en- the walls, and against each wall Is char. whore,
upon your entrance requested 70 seat yourself
Then you look TIE pictures tho walls opposite you.
6sif persuaded to become aonefiss The painter 10
foryve years Of age, and lives always IN the country
seeking for effects and trying 10 discover soHe
tone of light which he has not yot reproduced"
A collection Of old prints shown BY Mtsrs wundsrl
Itch & Co. illustrates a FEW phases Of the history Of
cngravings In coors" a subject NJ present Under DIS
cusSion in the Gazette dos Beanx Arts These prints
arc copper plate engrsvngs dating back about huns
dred year,. They carefully printed in nat uno
ard finished by hand. One reproduction OF design
By Angelica Kaufman has remarlAole charm OF Color
and thcu are other interesting tacsimles epreseutns
coquer,i and Denarcau after Huet. Red crsyon ard
sepIa effects arc reproduced With vivdnees which
gives certain decorative value readily appreciated
As matter Of tact this quality appesfe to have CAUSED
certain demand for these engraviugs which have 70
appeared in company with Louis XVI decoration For
Louis A XVI designs and wSito and gold interiors and
these cOlored prints cone porsneous with me onGns
favor ts nan In Mr. WunderiIchs eoeetiOn they ac
conipsuted by some examples Of the remarks6le tc-
81 s% iSo G :eSs ~ Suna pilates after drawings
eeuod By Van Anssel only few examples az r. w
arc wri ILLUSTRATED In specimens like the engraving 81
charcoal drawing by Metsu The dam Is about i'S 30
portant part 10 this clever realization Of orsinA'
Effects Effects ~
The exhibition OF American decorative and applied
art in London will DO opened this week II has oeen
ORGANIZED BIZ Messrs. JohnstOnc Norman q Co.. tho
Arm Who caFrtad out Mr.. Alma TNicmes wonderfm
furniture for Mr. Marquand,' TO quote The Pal Man
GSlcie' There WIN be teSe fsSrSs 1tsnsI ed EaI:s;
wUusS 0T ss s's ssrn Sf e out Of Place
Tho collection OF NJ Augusta Dreyfus IL 10 be sold
IN Paris tho latter part Of this month. In recent
nupbcr Of Figaro ~ Albert Wolf devotes considerT
ab, soace TO an account of this very eclectic coec
tIop aOne day It was Yelasquez which entered
this gallery and tomorrow Meissonier' Between
two landscapes by Ruy sdsel WAS hung Theodore
p,rs...u Of perfect beauty Beside superb Troyons
a p,,ce was made for tho pictures Of Van Marcks,
Ualot smithson or Otto Weber, all painters OF AMI,
mails Van GOyen fratorniLes on the wallis WIN tne
celebrated German Landscape painter, Andreas Aehen-
bach The collection had its Terburg oat also iw
Louis Leolr: It's ostade, but also Its Jules Worms
Claude Lorraine lives comfortably with Jettel; tho
vigorous ar. OF Courbot shines beside valuable er-
ample Of the SWISS amin vauer who shares with
Knaps the favor OF Germans, English and Americana
One secs Paul Delarochs and Bonnat, Leopold Robers
and JacQuet, Robert Fleury and Do Neuvule, Munuo
and benjamin Constant, suyderS and PettenAoien!
Ruhens and DiaE, Goya and COrOt Ohe hhdS III 'n'S
curious gallery a certain number OF pictures which
visitors To tho Palace of Industry havo not forgotten
The gIat success Of Bellecour in the salon OF
1873, tho Combat Of Malmalson' has been p Ihf.
ohaf -. o Eyn "a studies die made for this WORK M
he salon q 1873 no PaTolass the BOn,Psrts, !.
Egypt" one of the finest OF pesAbe
Greatest success Of Henri Levy In 1873 he takes fron
Inc salon De Neuvillcs Battle near Metz as 10 1873
he had become posSesor Of one of v6Srt: best snown
ESilbut6's 'Bsgaicllo' worrss Distracted BaSber'
and Adams "Ganver" noted among other success
vhcrt's WORK, which is estimated to have coat him
Of Vl6ert,' says NJ. Wolf. "but by . singular mis-
chance the painter OF cardinals IS considerably ocner
galleries This dine NIbert had found in The hear OF
Paris MaHcenas who shared the enthusiasm Of tho
YANKEES for his work. Across the ocean yioer Keeps
pace with Washington in tho admiration OF the public
You will see what viii be done those six pictures
The Ncw.York dealers will throw themselves like Wild
animals upon this tempting prey, and tho ak pictures
by Vibert VIII leave Franco forever
THE Pail Mall GsIctten says Although the justice
and policy OF according 4o4 ysS OF line space 10 tho
American Art observation-disclosures than Is given 70 any
other naon-by the Paris Exhibition authorities map
be- called into question: the fact may Dc welcomed, a
II Will for tho first time give EnglishInen an opporS
ulrity Of studying American art as whole Bue
very few artists Of tho first rank known here al
all, apart from the colony Of whom heSSH. hilIot,
Abbey whistler, and Alexander Harris on are proninens
ncmbcrS, As we'll as Mr. chase MT lnnss, 1nd one oe
SECURE tho loan OF tho collection ell bloc tOr next
autumn's Grosvenor Gallery There Is no doubt THAI
10 would receive heErty welcome ana ruh appfecla-
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