New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
GERJfdNY AT THE FAIR
FOREIGN COMMISSIONERS ARRIVE HERE
GsyIENNEXT LOANS To THE ART H""i''
wren INTEREST MANIFESTED.

MUCH INTEREST MNNI'' ''''''
TN, approach Of The World, 'olnmhAh fNF''' .
i, shown hy hc lrg" number "i "i"'I''' ,tn
from r,uopoln countries. on In "aScosn'' WINCH
,,ci,.d mix unr, sunday. there were IfPfc''h''N''
fop Germany Frame. Austria, tel, ana @"''"''
land The majority 81 thcm wci@ ahAl"N ~ wa,
Chicago -, -uun possible. - Wrhh-' "c"''4 ' 49,
exhibit n, of ihcir RESPECTIVE" "oN'rH"'"''' -,
dol Nero The Italian representatives qua "''
fine orc " the italian Consul AMI the lIaliah 'a''o'
NJ - uncrc, - vns expected. but went To EhlihoF"
M, husluc.s connected with the exhibit. lh' "">'
commits soncr va, DR.. Emile lIa-slrr Mno" "''N'
berger ana Alfred Hansen were the rPi'''""'N'
Austria and NJ. Mascarr was the fTn'h comm '"''
schnarz Ahlnst, whose card read'' "'',, '',
If Elmo Arr. q, the German section Of thc N"1'
Coumljan Exposition" when seen 10y reporter io'
The. Tiibune yesterday. said that about 'oo worm "
ort would he i'm the German exhibit AMI IN his opinion
thov would carry lT high hOn0r, Mr. August h"'
sp.nt much time travelling between 'WcHEo an" "''
many since he wa, oppolNcd coniin ion'r' am
during his Lat visit TO Europe fnal Arrangements
were male for the art exhibits
There will be- about SEQ works Of art in our COZ
Iecton said The comn. >ioncr. when at tn br''0o'
IIousn Yesterday and ia" work Of som" "i III"
most distinguished artists Of The world VIII be- III '"'
exhibit There will BE- water coors ana on P'in'ne'
from fnnluu, artists. like M'n1cl ana "ih'la' ana '''
statue, in bronze and marble. We believe VIII o''
rank all other The Interest that has been t'N'h
Intense and the results hay" been magnificent,
Mcneil who /, one Of the mos celebrated HrtINS "i
fhc age and who canuut gain any more iamr h''" n'
already la, at rr-t declined 10 take any P'f ~
Germany : art exhibit lie !, snrh DlsN man 'l"' j"
,aIiy did NOT have the time to devote to any extra
undertaking. For years all OF his paintings hhV'
been sold Al hand figures bcior any Of N" paIht
wa placed ON the canyn- and II i sometime, din
ctt 10 get such u man to devote any lime to an arr
cN hib,t at an exposition. Mrnzcl aid that u" hah
order. mat would require his attention nr ,evrral
year. and AT first H. wouh not listen - ih" pi'Hs
made 10y the heads ~ tho 1'rran ar' d'p1r'm'H
Finally however national p,l1r prevailed and pic
inrc, from H., brush that were rcvrr ON exhibition
I'm any gallery viii BE- -"cn IN Chicago. Th" "niir'
art exhibit f. now on e. way a'0~> The water on
German steamer. which Il expected n Eatmoi" III
day OF twJ. Tho exhibit. Immediately on e. arrival.
viii l." sent 10 Chicago and everything viii =" I'm
readiness a month before tie Fair opens.
Tn. ,;crmnn National Gallery ha- never lcfor"
mad" loans. Int this time n has departed from n"
usual order NJ thing, and famous paintings nom tn
National Gallery viii be- zen among Nh" exhibit
~onlr of thr German artists whose work viii De-
seen In the collection. in addition 20 Genz"l arr
Lcbermaun. Skarbnn. Hans won Barelo. frfz won
Uhde. \. v0n Werner and Baisoh The mot famou'
German sculptor, who hav" sent som" "f their work
ar" B'ga, and lirit
"G'rmany hn, ALREADY approprat"d and expended
3.Ooo.ooo mark he German exhibit" continued
Mr. AIIu~i. aud NOR" appropriations vii D." n' ir.
III. total amount vii probably reach j.OpOOO marks.
Tie Iron mouldng. wool etc.. fnr H.. German BuId
ing aIl ,ort from Germany. and the building IN
Itself l. magnificent work 81 art. Germany gen
orally does not b~cOn' enthusiastic shOut ANY such
thing an exhibit ~ an exposition. but tai, tim"
sh" f. cou -ld"rllly worked and "a" Interest In m"
Worlds Fnlr j. Intense" The Exposition a. enc ago
!. topic That is ALWAYS TALKED about. ana "i every
entertainment. at the clubs. az 'hr theatre AMI 'v"r
whrr" else M, iu"N generally f. heard 'Ar" Won
going 10 "a" Columbian Expedition - Ev"rybods
want, io 20. Hud already excursion parties mr." h"ins
arranged Germany viii certainly -"nd i, ~har" 81
visitors to e." Iair7
Dr. ". LohIc'.. who T. a." German commissioner
~ 90" rl''irca "NIiLi', cam" "N"g Oh 10" ~nnr
steamer with Mr. Alquit II, sIy- HAT DIS ounirihu
ton 70 the Exposition has all been arranged. aud tn
piny will prove to J." Of great Interest ana som
thing 81 surprise 10 h1se Interested ia electricity.