New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20

,-,. 49,, 4, q ,,ero revived here and there MT.
HbSey has designed Some chernIs plate iT stacy
friends. SO have several hng amn,s In England an
Ex Ibrs Society," has Just begun It's existence 70 ats It's
published the first Numbers t Z, must be good
and the members of the Groller could arrange
that would be artistic and dlveruhs'
zocnsp Is en- exhibition at TiGanys. 1t was mad ~
from authentic portraits and is clever - in
tho great composers features i"o ''''
bronze. =,
At recent dinner of the new English Art CG aar IN
London II made knSwn at p sf ,f OF his mother
was not due 10 any lac Of enterprise on inc Sist,er
American buyers one Of them offered ere =, a rsnss for
thc Ixembcurg Gallery The highest PTfe pam ~ ~, by
the French for any sps Heo Mr. Whistler II
@ The matter o. It G9 otsas Il sjo o' a @
mss who consider Mr whistler charlatan Incapable
Of worthy aspirations Mr. Whssrs Po sSiss o. 1T The The
taken to illustrate the difference, exs.'ns
French and English standards OIL er''c'''"
Complies have remained an eyesore upon the southern
bank OF the Seine They are now 10 20 nIeerlt ne
q, that nj Sonth KensIngton viii he erected In their
place. Three millions Of francs viii be spent upon 'e
project
The central committee Of the sixth international
Exhibition of Fine Arts at Munich announces Una,
anpIcafions FOR space must be filed before March IL
and that the period for the reception Oh "Vr sar
art will extend from the first to the fifteenth Of Apr
The exhibition opens June and closes tbs nos Of
Managers Of the Society of Munich Artists.
The o3d of February 1897 will be the hundredth an
nlverSsry OF tho death of Sir Joshua REYNOLDS Oh
Joshua has ar. 1 aSss clam N aR % ss and The
greatest of English out ~ Is NOT HAM
that any steps have been taken at Burlngon III
to bring about tle most appropriate iriouoe o ~ af
memory possible, exhibition OF MS pictures ao vi
the engravings and mezzotints executed after them'
eutbor az the superb volume on Paris which APP
peared at the time OF the Universal Exposiuoh dled
few months ago leaving small but valuable coneenon
ngs in sangunes by Vatican and Hubert Robert are
reproduced In fac slmile In "IArt' Tor Decemoer -
making IL one OF the most welcome OF the late nuni
bers OF that periodical NJ. Leroi continues at gtTa,
draws upon his subjects slech-book for numerous IL
Iustrations. The etching In this number Is by r:
Milius and gives adequate idea OF the for Due hU
idea at all Of the color and texture In the painting ny
Rubens which Is known IN the Pinacothek at Munich
as I" La Servante de Rubens.'
An entertaining article in the December ~ At
Amateur describes the Splitter Museum, in Paris.
Besides the many Illustrations in the text, ana one
page photograph showing corner OF tle DRAWING
vity" The editor states that NJ spitzers heirs want
goo 900 for his eSIeeto9' but that tney e %
II the collection cannot BE disposed OF at private sac
it will be put up at auction next year. Last mohtn
reproduction Of the Cupid and PSYCHE Of Bnrne,
less important but still very able work mono
graph on Mr. Walter Crane IS printed, with illustra
ons 1t contains special chapter on the gesso WORK
Pennington gives some practical suggestions TO amateur
pastellistS.