New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
PAINTINGS AT Low PRICES.
BEGINNING THE SALE OF THE LAST COL
LECTION BY GEORGE I. SENEY.
CROWDED HOUSE But FEW BIDDERS
sHREYERS "A STANDARD BEARER."

sHREYERS "a STANDARD BEARER"
BRINGS $3.50
There not vacant in Chckerng Hall
last night when the first nights sale Of the paint
ings belonging to the estate Of George l. Seney
began The well known value OF this collection
brought many lovers of art 20 the hail. but few OF
them bid for the paintings at prices above the
slaughter figure. With the exception of three or
four works the whole list sold at prices below those
usually obtained even at auction sales. The total
amount OF the sale OF the 03 paintings was s3o 300
Those who went to the sale intending 10 buy eX-
pected to get bargains. ard they We're not dsap-
pointed. The picture that brought the highest
price Adolph Shreyers. "a Standard Bear
err. 1t sold for $3.50 THE Wood Gatherer." by
Josef Israes. brought $500 while it should have
sold for $500 at least. SHEEP" by Charles Emile
JacQue sold for $780, and Noonrise by George Inncs,
brought 500. DIANA" by Jules Lefebvre. sold for
s525. The Roses" by l.. Messy worth $1,000. went
for $3.50 The lowest price paid for any picture
So for "Thoroughbrels," by II. Lang.
Following is list showing the names of the
paintings, the artists the buyers and the price
paid for all the pictures sold 500 more:
TSlaS, Met a sdn " nowIns $40
hc M. %h~r sso Sg Jaeqgs W. T. Cone . $50
waiting for the Boats j. Won Hcchmaia; H. --o
'11r Roses Nesy " sicisraian go
"A-iaan leqyss" A. Ede,ieq!: V. j. W6etler.:.: @95
j.. NJ.
The Meadow f. Harburger Hoyt Bros. 2lo
., ~ iico iss a. h,h.n'2f i.E itUs. 90
@sr'.s Lq"Ga a: 7 LOIlSs9Gn = PAUL. *Go
jules Lesebvie Dr. Menenann IS
"larped by WOlyes." a. ". Kcwalskl; James +.
E%;T Ap5.nsji W Mcsdas A. Iisaiy:::::::
e ia s ea{ {isys f@iGn Lewiston @
.he pa.GSs Place e Jeitle ''i L. Hodges go go
In Wes'ehesier County" George lines +. b. Jen- -
Humble inGasiry. Ad"lpae Aria: noyt BROTHERS. 80
a ' sasdar rd"1 bearer %dn i scseyeS Il @ 30
THE Print coeciors'' A. sieinhe L. W. rieit .-''''
fysry MSniqs. ". issasll; A i DI;::. 81
"0n the Balcony, AlfTe: stevens; I. s. Layser.. no
"a Somerset Trout stream. H. McCcrd: Hoyt
Belgian CASTLES j. il. + DE Haas Moyi brothers $40
9s r Rssn Vs. R % Ma ay h4Ps AZ
. IT the Wins F. Koybet Or Henema:.n $40
s iIt me %eT!aCs eone gry Day 4
The sand wagon J. Maiis g. A. iI say SO SO
Autumn Nae Erenns George S lines john n EnGns
Winter Evening" G. II. McCord; ". Donaldson. 400
sansa %n rhee NOIi pre.on i iS
After Nespsrs T. smith hald lioyt b'o'herS.. 40
THE Edge Of the Wood L. H. wyan, ~ s in. 90
The Latest village scandal u L. Henry; & T. @'0
The Harvest season II. swain clifford i l.
'Meonsh; in Norway.' 4. wahiDers: iioyi
ws' 'I:!s'' for the Tow o Won ior;a: Hoy; $50
400
"A Landsc; pc in Norway" A. Wahlberg Dr.
Heremann 900
The Dogs Toilet H. zugei; Knoedier & Co...... 335
NSnt Peace, l. ITctOn, HOyt brothers. !
Love and Industry. a. Hagborg a. L. Pullman 4i5
MOOT carr Mari; Hoyt Brothers. 40 |
The Days Ending q. II. Boushton, Hoyi
r.s;as,is for The Launching A. Ed;iicd,: T. ''0
Inc iGaease Emile Carlson Thomas Jefferson $50
The sale Nil be continued tonight and to,mor- t
ow night when paintings OF greater value will be g
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