New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-12
ART NOTES.

The fourth volume Of La Collection ophei
Paris Quantin New-York, J. W. Bou'oU'
has Just appeared, Is fascinating rs any "a
previous portions OF that monuments" anu
work on art. II deals with Italian majoica The he
naissance sculpture in marble terra co''" anu
and the metals and plaques OF INC ~ ,,,
The articles ore written by VI. Emile Moln'er VII"
one noteworthy exception. the sculpture ha'i's w.,
intrustcd 10 the chief living authority ~ .,
q, Berlin lie confines himself l" an au'"oi''"",
-, -, \, sn,tzor's marbles and bronzes gen
orally very brief, but long In the one i"''a"' -.
Tho Lombardi Iellefs, the principal piece III u','
.,o ., Oh. collection. Already this reInhrHaole
.t ~ sculptures, which were brought from i''i'
nv a spanish collector some MY years heo' NV
h.sn made the subject OF cohslderaoie "i' '
.,.n,orlv nv the late NJ Plot, expert authority
tIo IN An article written some years Daoh III '"0
.Cazete des Beaux-Ars," attributed them u Nnuie"
esov.no Dr. Bode gives them TO Antonl" Tom
hordi = scuptor well known 10 have been eihpioseu
.t Venice and Ferrara In the early years u ''
sexteentn century the very PERIOD wien 'hes' 9'"P
tnrcs which are inscribed and dated We're niauo !"
decorate the palace at Sassuoo, httie Town VIM"
which had Just been given by Pope julius H. 70 DUKE
Alfonso OF FerIara in return for some pohuon sup
nor, The Illustrations OF the book are as WONDER
o., nc ever No more brilliant reproductions IN
colors have ever been made than those Vi ''e
meiolica plates and shaped vessels, or tnoSe Vi
Hispano Mauresque dishes while some OF the pronNo
have been admirably etched by NJ. dc Mare
Charles Warren Eaton has been successfully con-
.no,inn on outdoor sketch class among the hills OF
Thompson, Conn
A school. called "The New-York School OF Appheo
Design for Women's Work." Is to be sh"FuN oP
IN this city The general purpose Oh u'e SUM-"
% he the education Of women artists VINO are oe
nd nrCl
signers Of carpets. wallpapers ana 'ro"I,' >"
geometry, coloring and IN historic orhahe"'
Rosa Ronbeur's already celebrated pahuhs oi
"1torses Threshing Corn st remains unhrisn'u III
bor studio near Fontainebleau ms picture mlS
been bought by an American amale" W. -
The great artist has not. however, been luic w w.
her easel is small canvas just coi"pie'u'
ronr.sents a nock OF sheep standing IN plsnt SUI"
tight and tended by peasant attreo Ill ,''e
pic,nrcsoue costume of the Pyrenoes Two ol"'r
ic+ures are fresh from her brush-a cattle piece anu
a sleeping honeSs
Al the Custom House during the past week, Ill
e.. oo,,e devoted 10 the Bureau Of Imports, there
hoe boon on exhibition the latest painting OF l. kn>'ci
po.bsch,ld the founder of the prize bearing MS NAM
n1ven by the Art students League OF NeW-'o -
e entitled saint Anthony Of Padua' ana represents
the venerable saint supporting the infant jesus III '
arms and gazing upon his sacred burden With aoo'"
n
ersonal letter from President Harrison, thanking MIN
for a nen and ink portrait Of the latter
Bencall student Ruchim Kanta Nag, has ob'aihea
Tho highest re-rard-a silver medal ana oipi'hh-
granted this season BY the Academy OF fine |a''e
OF Rome This student received last year 'nc iiN'
prize competed for by the pupils attending the co"'S
OF instructor IN painting at the same SCHOOL,
Another Hindu. Bhai Ram Singh-from the School
n, Art of Labor-is responsible for the decoralon>
Of the now nearly completed Duroar Room III queen
VIctorias marine residence AT Osborne. Inc ue'-
grafton OF the ceiling Is characterized by an lnlca"
nendants. profusey ornamented with conventonaliy
treo-d animals and plants. Brackets Of rich design
Inherent the cornce, and dado runs round me
room.
Professor Anton Won Werner, Court painter at
Berlin has lust finished another OF those huge can
vases with which he has enriched the palaces and
art galleries Of the German capital. or these the
chief are the Proclamation Of the Empire at YER
sailles- which adorns the Throncroom OF the ho'al
schloss and the Congress Of Berin,' done al the
moment when the PienipGentiares met 10 sign 'he
Treaty-whch belongs TO the city and hangs Ill 'he
Rathhaus His new masterpiece Is the "OpemhS
Of his First Rechstag by the Present Emperor when
served him in the place of formal coronation seeing
that the ceremony attended by all his iehoW-
Soverigns Germany, either in person or by proxy
who thus recognized and acclaimed MN 'efiE'l
Emperor in simple virtue Of his being King oil PrisSl
In his way the Kaiser was able dispens with the
ceremony O: coronation at KoniSsberg MAT would nave
consumed a power OF money, which he thought "oulo
be more wisely expended In the equally costly pleas
ure Of visiting foreign Courts 1t Is tAis ceremonouS
opening Of the Emperors first German Parliament
that Anton Werner mas 81 wildly concentrated
with his brush.