New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-15

,,,.a NJ, th. M.dwov NOT the Thames In that case
the Is restored TO the onos On M me Thames
the local accuracy OF Turner IL vndscateu, tnv r.
IS made TO now in its wonted course; and Mr; w.
Ward-well whit becomes Of Mr.. &. a. warn
Turner's "Iber stodiorim,7 the book That woa QUIZ,
bis a%e have sys h r. saeness rnoed BY
the restoration OF eight drawings made for the wotn
S.d , nsSsr s invest of The sees
in the collection OF Mr. Henry Nsughn WHO Ha' me1zo
s Ints tem them Mr. Short copied Of the ber
sudlorum plates year or two ago. ana au werre
English scuIptsrs are disguised over the failure OF
the Glasgow enterprise which was to reopen tn ne
aarres IN the island of payos which are known nj, To-
have furnished the ancient Greeks with some OF er
hest marbles The specimens which were brought back
by tie engineer sent out from Glasgow to nyeon nfIfn
the uuarries OF fine rosy color ana Dcdutui
grain. MIR Stirling Lee and Mr.. 0nslow Ford were
emphatic in SfE t H. marble have
millions In Carrara and the Paros quarrles Will have
to remain undeveoped until other and less burdenea
men tle them In hand. The marble w0nld he cheaper
Nearly all the guardians OF the Acropolls at
Athens have been discharged and number have been
Wbeesse pnnSer selling the smaller objects in the
collection under their charge to visitors; The Govern
men will take strong measures TO punish the oHehder
but IL Is doubtful il any OF the treasures can be re-
covered. -iaa
According to "The Athenaeumr small fragment with
an on hi St site Oe se e
the Louvre was found. The fragment Is believed
to have borne the d % % S houe II almost
completely obHternted. The name OF his country Is
plainly decipherabe.
The Minister Of Public Instruction and Fine Arts has
submitted 20 the French Government bill having ivr
lis object the creation Of q Bank OF Museums" The
bank is intended for the concentration of the funds
national collections and viii be enriched by the entrance
fees received at the museums, palaces and historical
regulation OF the rules Of entrance and gives lst
of the museums where they Should DC ehi i1
daSs oSy, IS fof the public Arts students and
industrial art workers Will be admttea Tree evc have
power accept donations and egaces to be 1pp.e T
TO the museum fund The bill provides for the ioI
may be made IN matters Of purchase All mnI eod
report upon the operation Of the bank VIII De % COM
muncated the Senate and the Chamber OF Dcputes'
A Meissonier exhibition is to be held at the Ecolc
des BeauxArts Paris. English and american ; eo r
not likely to comply with the request unless lle
Custom House authoritles give them assurance ont
no duties will be charged when the pictures are &c
turned to America.
eulogst of the late Ellie Deaunay In the Gazette
des BcanxArtsn for November tries TO draw a parallel
between him and @ Ba nS Re o TeTs
of the villa Medci and were profoundly lnienctn pS
rec c de- Further than this it is difficult
to trace any resemblance In lndiyduaI psu,r Oh
was vastly the superior Of Delaunay. II Deaunay had
one good quality which Bandy had not it was strength
nxrousness in Bandrys goddesses but in pictures like
the Dane,n which is reproduced in the Gazette
Delaunay is healthy in spirit as he IS robust in his
modelling.
The "Gazette' gives the first interior illustration
of the new museum at Vienna which has appeared
since the opening. 1t shows part of the grand stair
case hall, built and decorated In the Roman style
Three OF Makarts lunettes are Indicated In the draw
ing. The designs unremarkable and VI. GOnse
states that their coloraon IS bltuminous as ever
NJ Gonse Is exasperaed because Makart has followed
the consecrated tradition touching the gods Of painting
and failed TO give place 10 France In his series OF
frescOes. He suggests Vatican for one of the two
spaces that still to be filed. Vatican In the
same heaven with Leonardo Raphael and Michael
Angelo!