New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

tress that the habit clngs. though Inc udN lor IT, |
has gone. She turns aside a FACE on "h'oh 'o'"1
death has already set its mark ana sccHls hso''.
We know that she was found so when inc nun
fOrtuncd Caesar entered the mausolelm through inc
broken doors 10 find that the great LDet""i h' ooo
there before him. Chairman already mculia'c' Hut ~
ply, IL is well done. and ftunE for princes W.
seconded from many royal kings lien lace gathers
contempt She listen, to the crash OF inc pdc u'uor
the Roman axe. The vast figures III Didoh E'd"''''
monumental forms of Antony and Cleopatra. tower To
the roof of The magnificent mortuay chamber ana are
alos, lost In Ire dimness. Right ana lei' the walls
are painted with funeral HYMN III the s"'Fn "IiuHE
Of the period and the ca0uche OF the poor queen 30
well known to every reader of eroEiypmcs' cndS the
inscription.
Mr. Cows eubicct this year IS the "Flight Mcr
Waterloo, The darkness has begun 10 fall and the
rain Of the previous night ha, left the road foundous
and miry but in wild confusion soldiers ana officers
foot and hor.-the vivandcre in the baggage wagon,
and the Door drummer boy who has torn up his apron
The night is for life. The rabble of foot soldiers tall
lank figures. whose faces pear W'ness 20 G io,i anu
strain OF that summer days hgh are htciSilN driven
forward by the rush of the cavalry tlat follow First
come the mounted chasseurs. VINO can sCaloeN rem III
their horres from tramplns INC iusiuVcs ana IN
mcdiatcly behind them ana IN the centre OF the
picture the wellknOwn figure OF the Emperor mounted
gray horse. historic IN the history " the night
The figure, indeed. /. well known But the cOunte.
authority of resolution. There is tragedy in
the fsce The head is bowed forward. the eyes
W~tful When Napoleon saw MS guard give way,
est line he said. "sanvonS mons = iou see, indeed
that all is but there Is no attempt here 10 save
himself ., night His hands soG Scs c, 1ns d Hm
along the road to Charleroi. The tall aide de camp
riding by his side turns and narrowly scmtnzes his
face Behind them in every variety of uniform ln IN
charge, follow hussars carbneers. guards OF honor
mounted artillery Marshal Gerard. who has dropped
behind the Emperor for moment. turns round to give
some final order. Otherwise II is all confusion
Charles the First. rcprescns the morning of the last
day but Of January. 2il wears ago; dense crowd
pressing behind strong force OF horse ana 1907 drawn
up on three sides Of hollow SGnare facing inward
the outside line Of mounted IronsdeN. ire breath
Of their black horses rising PLAINLY IN the rosy ar
within. two rows OF NNcinen win pixies erect. ava
again two Of musictecrs with their driimmerS.
the mohe from their burning matches ascending GIose
In front OF the black coih covering the hcdh0d Du UP
against the principal front of the banIncilng hal
the SCahod. at one sde Eoundhead ohcer holding
the warrant the headsman and his assistant IN
red. masked with the axe and. broken down with the
terrible position. Cluching for support at the window
,ill. Mr.. Herbert the ROYAL body servant. with hi
masters cloak and coat in the cctrc The block and
all faces turned, with one hand giving his ribbon
era Orders ana M parting , WORD RemembGr to
collar of hi, shirt, the King.
On a canvas. nine feet by six. Mr. Locsdan Ia,
painted the Lord MAYORS show Just it has
started from the Mansion House Walking out Of the
picture toward The spectator are the three footmcn
Who prccedc The Loid Mayors carriage, gorgeous in
coats Of blue and gold. white brccchee and pink six
stockings. Echind is the historic coach, bcgided :.
and after that the u,>ar, ana eump-es Of the rest OF
tn procession. ON the left the police keep back the
FER spectators. the crowd being made up Of many
wcllfuown types. There Is the soldier. the shop
CiI the Shocblack the city eamn and the city clcri
Oh women and young children all iostlng each other
Above them l. The Bank, is skyline being bmhcn 10y
figures of spectators, and the right Is the COlounado
Of Tho Exchange. The effect is that of WEI day
This j. expected to prove one Of the popular pictures
Mr.. Dicice's Redemption Of Taunhau,cr' +, his
most ambition, picture. stretched on bier which
occupies the centre Of the picture lies the body Of st.
Elizabeth The bearers have paused for moments
terry Her draperes are all white a chaplct Of white
roses confines her brown hair her hands crossed
upon her breast, the face is pale in death bui very
beautiful. Round about are grouped youthful. rudy
checked acoytc. Bcncdictne monks, black stoled and
blaca cowlei. and bearing lighted tapers in their
hands an old bishop. ROBBED and miired, with strange
look al Of rcvcrle and wonder In his eyes. In
The face IL from yon. but the attitude suggests awe
struck despair almost crushed with the blow that has
fallen. One hand creeping nervously up touches the
pillow Of the funeral couch but does not dare TO reach
ile hair Of that quiet head upon IT, wolfram Ms
friend. stands beside him in silent grief Bni the
rcpose Of these figures i broken by the entry oi pill
srm,. and especially Of Il monk bearing IN his hand
budding STAFF. The legend tells how Iannhauser
revealed to the Pope his worship Of the Enchanlfc,s
OF the Ncnusberg and was sent away hearbroken from
that wthcrcd rod bear leaves again than liic 50
tainted his return 10 purity. And now the rod has
borne leaves in this supreme moment the power "i
evil l. vanquishcd. The seusuaty Of his life passes
away from him. and in cloud Of lurd flame he se"s
the figure Of Venus. vivid for moment vanishing
into the darkness. TIL. vision seen alone by Tam.
hauser, occupies the leit Of the picture To the rsh
the landscape opens up. The hills arc purple. and
the tender green western light ia the sky The stems
Of the pine touched with the red glow 81 tine
sunset.
NJ. Edwin Warts portrait Of John Eurns. The leader
Of the great London dock strike, portray man strong
faced. broad brOwef, honest eyed with that look
straight YOU and express the courage Of considered
opinions. strongly felt and not TIMELY on'crtaIlcd a
look Of enthusiasm. bat with Challenging roadinc,t
and no asCcticl-m whatever, the look al worker and
OF nght.g-thi- is the kind u face and thl, the had
Of prcs,io that Mr. Ward has pat upon L. carv,.
hair have begun 10 get mixed among the black.
The man looks forty In reality he j. hat TART one.
Nj. Richmond -"ud5 portrait Of the Duch"- q
Mauchc-tcr Mr.. Philip Cadcron ha- treated The tac.
ncvcd theme If Ia-ar in the Wilderness" up"n =
large scale. Mr. JacOnb Hood has painted portrait
OF Lady Cavcndi-h-Ecnunck In white and green. aud
Nr GOodall i'm addition to view of Windsor and I'e
valley Of INC Thamc,, exhibits portrait u Sir Mos
MOutcl0rc.
Among the sculptor.. Mr.. On-low Ford has sent the
plaster cast OF h. heroic statue II General Gordon
mounted upon q camel. The conm sion was ri'r1
by the Royal Engineers and the statue D. 10 hc Lu-
yelled thl, summer Dos the Prince OF Walcs ~ the
Institute az Chatham. Nr. Loehm has contributed
bust. Of IHcky. the historian. and ~ the Marquis q
DuTcrn, and Mr. ThOrncyCrOn -"rG7, a, hi, diploma
v0ril,7 representing mother s"iied in an Ola h,h
toned chair holding hand r.a,, before the infant HhO
plays upon her knee.