New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-10
ART NOTES,

Inc aio'fot ~. - u,os retypered TO tho public on
Monday last A number Of new paDunss $1,000
,rss.nted and loaned to the Museum have DOW oosu
nlaoed on exhibition for ~ first Time nnons
lifts are William Chase's fullleDgth por'n'is ons
q A Lady In Biach.o The donations HoIn Ell.
Avery include G.. p. A. Healy's portrai' " ,s.acr
THOMAS Doughty's aOn the Hudson hr. freuol' .
oesey presents Leon Escosura's King Phihp fe'aS
ing Rubens to velasquez In the Studio on 'ne La"'
a potlre which formerly belonged to me cohcouoa ~
King Louis Of Bavaria. Charles Calvery'' cio'e'
q, the scotch poet Robert Burns which was ex's',eu
some weeks ago in the Avery Galleries, mas "Ae".o
found It's way to the Museum, TO wfacn IL nao O .
presented by Mr. Andrew Carnegie. Among oho pr
nres loaned TO the Museum since its last CLOSING ".
rrhsch ara uow on view are Gains "Octooer Day
rr,n,e,s aTq,e Cleaners Isabey's "The EmDarkauoh
and William Pinolknell's "Toilers Of the Sea-. Aoo
new and attractive feature Of the Museum Is tne
bon ives superb collection of Japanese SWORDS anu
daccers which have been artistcaly ana ehe'"'e'
arranged in tan glass cases IN the eter ana Mnfrendl
The reports concerning the seVenty t"'u "
ness alleged TO have been manifested toward ne'i'"
panters this year by the committees Oh seieouon "
OF hanging at the Champs Elysees saioh appear ~
have been II not unfounded at any rate cohsue'"oS
exaggerated For Ridgway Knights "Frlehos Oh 'ho
Shepherd Walter Gays plain Song" H. B. "eeAs
Spanish Beggars" and Humphrey Moores Jam Aa',eo
OF the sultanp have all been accorded the honor Vi
place on the line. 80. ..
wbie there ara several duly authenticated Dips Oh
oobelin tapestry on this side Of the Atlantic IL is
certain thet no piece Of the size or OF tie
of that now on exhibition at the corner OF Nhe'cen'
at and broadway has ever been seen In TINS country
before. 1t belongs to the French Benevolent so
olety of New-York, and was presented 10 INC U.s.
soetaton for It's hospital by the French Governments
The latter owns and controls the Goben factories or
Iooms which are situated In the Faubourg st. Mar
ceau of Paris and bear the name OF Manufhcture
National des Tapissertes ct des Gobeihs' Ihe
Coben OF the French Benevolent Society, now on
exhibition took twelve years to make. II is no less
than eighteen feet high and twenty feet wde and
r,uroduce Baron Gross famous picture OF Napoleon
parmis les Pestfere de Jaa.7 II IS valued at some
$4,000, and bids fair to increase in worth II the
project for the close and abandonment OF the 1ooehh
factory is put into execution this year by the
French Government. 1t is strong in color, though
harmonious and in no wise glaring, and Is In every
way a fine specimen of the modern tapestries woven
at the Gobeins for presentation by the French Gov
ernment TO foreign courts. The Of GObelin. 1t
may be added, is due to the fact that the industry IN
oueston owes It's origin to certain GILES Gobelin
dyer of Rheims, who came to Paris In l4oo ana
founded the Coben tapestry mandatory, WHICH, dur
ing the reign of King Louis XIV, passed into Tie
hands Of the Government
picture which is now attracting much attention
in London is NJ j. ssrgents painting representing the
"Jubilee Garden Party of the Queen at Buckingham
Palace which Is now on exhibition In Pail MALL
The picture which has taken the artist nearly three
years to paint contains about 400 figures all OF teni
portraits. Everybody who Is anybody Is there ue-
picted some with their hats on some with their mats
Off and all beautifully dressed. Two ladies' are por-
trayed in the act of presentao to the Queen and to
avoid jealousy or the possible loss OF subscTberfor
small replicas and engravmgs are on sale-they nave
been given ordinary and unrecognlzable laces =,
Charity and art have gone hand in hand during the
last week at Brooklyn, where loan picture esm6l-
ton has been orgdGd o 81 SI RrooVn Home for Con-
s1mptlves. over 100 paintings are displayed on the
walls many d them bearing fanO TentSps peS any
unfriendly criticism of pictures that are prLed py heu
and that have only been pece fr on tba peDs Hn
and the sick The object In view is sufficient to
all estatons o6 gana g fbs ac merit
Of certain Others OF the American artists represented
in the exhibition is j. g. Brown whose painting Id sO Ol
Rhssa "A Harry HS lend:
q Georgia Pines The golden sunglow which forms
80 Characteristic feature Of oil this popular artists
Rsanaa form than usual as the sun experienced
difficulty making its way through the dense t sn
II The "T name Of Miss Dorothy Tenant who Is now
the wife Of the explorer Henry ,de M oman Possibly
a s not alone prudery but also artistic feeling Which
has led Mr. enry Chapman IT, "a, and ms ,e allow
IN an obscure corner Of one OF the side galleries Foi
the picture does not represent very @ond be
recarded as libel on the fair SEX dainty ittle pec'
| Of Venetian scenery BY NJ. Rico Is loaned ny MI
Among the pictures which have been placed On eS,
bibltion at the Duraud Ruel Fifth Avenue oaletles
| during the past week is Of Decanpss masger-
pieces Which attracted great attention and adm nara
lion at the Paris International Exhlpltion Oh a.
r. enbseoneny formed part Of the collec OF the
late NJ van den Eynde Of Brussels ana only sc9 1o
This country about o fortnight ago. lt represents JoD
in act of being urged by his friends 20 abandon MS
faith in the goodness Of Providence me r%nes tSe
courtyard In the rear and the facade OF the Imposing
buldings by which Il is surrounded, but leaves IN semi
darkness the corridor or passage In which JOB IS nan
sitting half lying. The faces OF the frlends .efh
him to blaspheme God very character s %ni,9
The colorine though strong in tone, Is exceedlngy
| harmonious The conception Of the picture Is one ne
OF considerable grandeur, and 1t IS no exaggeIsoh
state that the execution Is In every way wQrJy Dot
of the ideal and Of the great reputation OF the famous
artist NJ Durand Ruel likewise shows Two cnar ,
Corots the one showing an italian contadna piaSlhg
mandolin and the other pOrtraylng an eSqulsiM ni.
of riverside scenery entitled La Ceuette anu WHICH
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