New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-29

steele studies Of paIisian ftrc.t life. and an
pn0t gIapi NJ VI. de tlegs, the luss.an lE,t
Alfred rais and Marehctii Illustrate e,arnlGay 80:
extracts from the " lDvasiOa., oi ussevy sas
Flammnon approaches the bizarre and seghfml -a "s
ject Of Agparitions and sirive % ascertain Il. s ,.
and OF magic. 10 leaves the reader unsatisned Iss
any rate amused. 80
The next sasn viii doubtless be Distinguishes =.
O. dcuee Of pictures and statucttes Of nude tata.'
Some time since French cOnnOlssenF, D. piot !.
qucsthcd sun Of money 10 the Academic des I..ns
Arts, to be awarded 10 the painter seuIpto, vs.
produced the best representation OF a nnde eln !.
les, than eight and no moro than fifteen m0ct,s !.
age Foreigners we'll FrcHchmcn may comma.
for the prize which will be awarded by a comnlt,s.
formed OF members Of the Academic. VI. Plot W..
led 10 his eccentric act Of munlhcenee By theor,
that the sculptors Of the Italian Renaissance obtained
their great delieacy through study OF the pllncs
infant bodies
"The managers Of certain popular illustrated pspys
in Iarss SAYS The Magazine Of Art have reeelyes
a rade shock from the Jnsg.stratIe. The Lengths IA
which these papers have Hitherto been allowed 10 20
havo often struck the plain man, With wondcrment
and, indeed. they were allowed to weigh vita Ii.
judges in the inhclon Of a mitgated punEhmeat
Il, Vie Parisienne' and Fin dc seee,' the former
paper of striking artistic ability, having presumed
such extent the impu1ity they have hitherto
enjoyed went far In their issues OF a few maBAs
ago that they have actually been prosecuted for lie
drawings they published McSsrs. HaH0ra, 'oidJnnier
cKiss Bach aGd Amgnes cJaPhetb tle ineIlninasd
artists have accordingly been hned 100 halcs each,
and Messrs. Magny and l,ehrter the respective naa.
ayers, 300 francs Apiece The important point IN this
prosecution Is tho establishment and enforcement Il
The principle, resultant from the law % the n Of Al.
grs. 1899, that IL drawing be Indecent the ne,
he no mitigation Of Its objectionable ehaacter. TAs
judgment eaun0t be without graf ana lmmedlaies
apparent influence upon French Illustrated Journalists
Of the leste ORDER
NJ ioto A
Wharf has begun on investigation OF the process "
which the BOrghese Rapbael, the portrait on Cessr
Borgia conveyed out OF Italy and into The hands
OF ~ Rothschld, In defiance Of The Italian law GOV
crning the expectation Of works Of arr Inc bagsae,
Of persons belonging to the diplomatic corp; Is Pas
that the painting taken 10 France by an ambasss
dor. The same journal declares that Prince borgsss
discussed two others OF his pictures With NJ R0'hehh
with view TO selling them for l.2OO,OOo francs
A well-preserved and beautiful picture of .s,. J..
rome" has been discovered at Pada IL j. ATTRIBUTED
to Titan at his best period Tne ab ~ DHrrR,n,
the work, which will be sent TO Rome immeoia'eD'
"The Art Amateur. for october contains an abua.
dance OF practical matter but nothing Nh,eh VIII 10
article on How to Paint Head Amons the color
studies are given three plates showing three progre
pictures explaining and a'ssting each other as &ey
do should enable the student who yves iar from
e he arce G out a% Art %
Il special interest from being illustrated BY NJ.
BrysOn Burroughs. This number Cners US ful sug
gestive papers the hanging Of pictures and the paint
ing OF dogs, as the November number does on as
painting OF children aud sllfe subjects, AID Pyrs
raphy, or Burnt-WOod Etching" an art which Is o.
taining great vogue I'm England AT present aud prom
Uses TO be taken up here. line fuilpnge plate trom
"a photograph Of IburneJOnes's Cupid and Psyehe's
the best Of the many good illustrations In the body
the magazine Water Lcs,S wafer-c0lor by NaA
Stumm, is the most artistic Of tie color stucies.
Reproductions of the yet highly artistic dnx
ings made by French architects form an alnlrabe
feature OF The American Architect and building
News Some interesting plates OF this sort published
lately are illustrative OF the beautiful Chateau q
Ecouen restored, and OF the seats in the theatre Of
Bacchus at Athens. Among domestic subjects tbs
periodical offers good Photographic rtlnt Of VI J. ~
obb's house. Park-2ve and Thirty -nfth ST.. desghef
by McKim Mead d White Tho Architect calls A.
entio1 to the fact that the Cblncr scholarship eompe
On lust closed in Boston, not conducted IN way
10 give much satisfaction. No has objected to w.
T. r. Potter OF Michigan, tile successful candidate, ba.
1t Is held that other men had their chances hs'end
when the drawings submitted In tie preliminary com
petition were allowed IN weigh In the ial contest The
competitors were permitted 10 send III any drawing
they chose for the first trial Some sent finished. Others
unfinished picture. All expected that the students
who passed the initial stage in the competition would
start fair in the second As matter OF fart. the
men who sent In unfinished sketches had that o0und
against them in the last award.