The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-24
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This Wccl:'s Art Portfolio Pro-
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there is no doubt but that the issue will
prove tho most important thus far in
the series.
Tho subjects presented urc we'll worth
brief mention aud comment.
South porch Of tho art palace. This
was the center OF tho great Ionic picture
that awoke 10 much enthusiasm among
tho architects OF tho work.
The first pair Of earrings. a humor-
Gus marble group which stood IN tho
Spanish building.
The fishers caught. a group in plaster
in the Spanish art exhibit NJ the nrt
palace.
The Columbus QuuiriGa. This is tho
group OF sculpture in staff which stood
on the archGpylon Of tho Lake Michigan
coIonnadc. 1t burned on the night OF
January 5, 1894. when the eastern end
OF the court OF honor was destroyed. 1t
was modelled in the forestry building by
Daniel Z. French and i. q. Potter At the
same time the heroic horaes and bulls
toT tho basin wero made by these COL
la0oratlng scuIptors. This group cost
$4,000.
A wedding i'll Little Russia. A ro-
production OF painting which was
placed on the south wall OF gallery 20,
IN the Russian section oil the art palace.
The favored swain. This Wow repro
duces IN oil painting by Frederick Nor
gan. oil London, which hung in gallery
Is, British section.
The bismarck collection. But short
distance within tho iron fence that
served rs the facade OF the German sec
ton on Columbia avenue in tho manu-
iacturcs building stood the great porce-
lain porch, aud about it, on three sides,
were cases, such as the one seon in tho
distance behind tho Columbian guard,
The bismarck collection was the attrac-
tive title which drew the people OF all
nations to these quarters. but there
were few cases which held Blsmarckiau
trophies exclusively. In this case, how.
ever, the articles were principally those
which had been presented to the chan.
cel!or OF blood and iron when he ruled
the dcstinies OF Fatherland under the
old kaiser.
French and German porcelaius. The
oulookcr, in this view, may very nearly
catch the difference between the finest
work done in French and in German
ceramics.
Cupids Captives. On the west wall
OF Gallery No. 55, in the east pavilion Of
the Art Palace, French section, hung
the delicate aud beautiful oil painting
by Ernest jean Aubert, which Is por-
trayed in the engraving
THE Five Senses" by Hans Mar
ket.
Joan OF Arc. This oil painting was
hung on the east wall OF gallery 90, in
the east pavilion OF tho Art Palace,
among the pictures exhibited by France.
1t was painted by Maillart, oil Paris, and
was the only picture by that artist to be
seen at the Exposition.
The Daughter OF the Rujah. This oil
painting by Paul Sinibaldi, OF Paris, and
another, 'Slammbo", by tho same
artist, hung on the north wall near the
west corner in gallery No. 90. OF the
east pavilion Mt the Art Palace.
Tho Palm Offering, Ready for tho
Garden Party, Mile Dar!and, and Spiri-
don's pictures arc others; also tho
Porcelain Porch.
The most striking feature OF the Ger
man exhibit on Columbia avcnue in the
manufacturers building was tho Porce-
lain Porch shown in the view. the
entire structure being Of china-the
output and monument OF the Royal
Porcelain Factory OF Berlin, and the
most astonishing performance i'll the
history and achievements of pottery.
Tho transportation to Chicago without
mlshap OF the enormous and fragile con-
struction added wonder upon wonder.
The alCove wall OF the porcelain
porch is also shown, and the last pic.
ture is the Invasion OF Cupid's Realm.
This oil painting, sometimes known rs
the "Wasp's Nest" hung on the north
wall OF gallery Sc. east pavilion, of tho
rotunda, in tho French section of the
art palace. It is the work OF brilliant
Adolphe Bouguoreau. OF Paris, and is
owned by Mr.. Charles 7. Yerkes, OF
Chicago. The painting was loaned by
its Dossessor to the French commission.
This collection could hardly be sur.
passed in art value, and is suro to be
highly appreciated by every one.