New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-19
ruE vEREsTCHAGIN SALE.
prppryG FOR THE BIG PICTURES.
-, RESI- OF Tue PAINTINGS oFFERED-oNE OF
THEN NAY GO TO YALE

on THE PAINTINGS oFFERED-oNE OF
THEM NAY GO TO YALE.
=, ,,e yossiu verestchagin paintings was
hid last night at the'Amercah Art 1aienos
an'sneu ,ncsent OF the evening was the purchase Of
curious nicture The Future Emperor Of India, :"
ne e"O ysi,ey. OF New Haven. who came into such
90 A., being accused OF the murder Of Jennie
po'ao' The p,cture which is the largest In the col
cTs"e ,o,,r rs feet inch by 90 feet inches. rep
scuo"' a. Prince OF Wales the back OF gorgeousV
rse".s sem, elpphant making his triumphal march
cA" city Of India. Malley came down from
a,er ready 10 pay SIS 600 for the picture which
Az, hast one offered. After the first few bids he
VS. y" ,v one competitor for the prize The
hsa o =, n hammer ana tongs until NAL
tSo =. ,es. Then his antagonist weakened and
Wv VALLEY intimated 10 reporter that he
r'u.. ,he picture to some Institution, perhaps to
ism eve paintings were sold. Sisso being realized
i soe Sc, for ffty-six cauvssses the night before
.,.o were no better than on Tuesday night, but
fN ,o,ger pctures were offered. AT first number
m" s.,nrcs Of Russian types and OF Russian scenes
o. T 'oId nv Thomas F. Kirby, the auctioneer The
ssr tbese were not large. Assistant District
prfes Harry D. Macedonia bought several paintings
A" s,..r and hid in No. S4, Portrait Of Jewish
80 for Mr. verestchsein, for $500, in obedience
y c.hle dispatch from the artist.
60, rptermeyer got No. 90, "Cossack Picket
a.. Danubes for $500. and Henry T. Chap
secured several war pictures. "Al Quiet
' Sninsa- a striking series Of three pictures rep
a0,irg the death from cold of Russian picket, went
y Isonod We'll for 81 ,oo5. Mr.. Chapman secured
,mon,s WALL IS by 81 inches, for 80 500, although
~u,b smaller picture of the subject went for
s.co the night before. A Mr.. Wilson bid in " The
-, yosoue in Agra So by IS inches, for 81, 500 a
.,s, view of the mosque having been sold for
800 On Tuesday night. Samuel Ullman bought
-, % the pictures and Mr. Macedonia secured " The
vrnSow NJ seIm-Shisti's Monument" considered one
~. hast OF the collection, for $500. c. Lambert
S,ht aThe Krenl,7 80 by 17s inches, for 81, 800
ria series OF three pictures representing modes Of
,;o, was not sold as one lot. Mr. MacdonS bought
sc-esxion by the Romans for $500 for Peter
,sx.pdra. Of Hamburg Germany, who intends to give
- church. Henry T. Chapman, jr bought Blow
o., from Guns in British India for $1,000 ana T. y.
n,,u,la got Hanging in Russia for 81 $50.
IN. attendance was good. The smaller pictures
,... exhibited from stand, but the crowd had to
49,, the aactoneer around while he sold the big paint
a.. Among the buyers were Ii. DuttOn, Professor
p Bass. W. scott Cyrus ii. Paine, George X.
T,,s Peter A. Hendrick 5. Weinhsndtler, E. NJ.
chi, I " Pine {. A. Grlsoom, ir., William Brough,
= T olooy and Z. Wetmore The East Indian metal
,.s and Russian religious emblems will be sold this
.,,n NJ go O'Clock and the rest OF the collection
IN Ia offered tomorrow and saturday afternoon.
IN. p,ces paid and the names OF the buyers, except