The morning times., 1895-12-01
TRANSPORTED TO JAPAN
Superb Exhibit OF Curios From the
Land Of the Rising Sun.
China Also Contributes 10 the COIlec-
tiOn OF Rare rhings, 10 BE Seen
In Latimer's Galleries.

Lovers of the Oriental antique, those
who revel in the beauty of color and form.
those VINO delight in artistic hamor and
All things grotesilue, have an opportunity
10 enjoy luxurious experience. They are
bidden to a display where side by side
stand the bo-ho bra and ihe sacred lion.
the iOng-tailed lnrtie and the vi.d-cy ed
dragon; where cbrysantnemums, cherry
blossoms and lotus fiowers bloom in are
enaincl; where CLOUDS float, flames Kicker.
ana, created by needle and trash, the
sJork HES on tue WINGS OF art III Il color
saturated atmosphere.
At. Ii. Deakiu, Ut Yokohama, Japan, is
now cAiiiDitlng. day and evening, ~ tue
galleries ot vi. B. Latimer, No. ll23 and
Ie3i - street. a CUiIectiun OF r5rc .apuil-
cse ana Chinese Jaues, crystals, porcei.tiIIs,
carvings in Ivcry, silver and bronze, EN-
broideries, arms, ana cabinet specimens.
which VIII be sOid at auction Monday.
December 8, ana The following days. Mr..
Dedkin j. Il man oi culture ana a irieud
or slr Edwin Arnold, who IndoiSes eiO-
Qucnily uls taste and judgment.
The walls of tie galleries are adorned
win enlDroiGer.G IaDgings and tapestries
from ancient temples, which throw into
The background ic ianIUGs goIoHn tapes
tries, CoiIie by Takasbinaya. Priest and
dancers robes, oI siik ara satin, ruigt ous
with needle work, pUrtiercs and bed
spreads, are oraped IN Conspicuous places.
a coli.ctIOn "a tilhese shtlr bolLes, OF
different eras, quaint III shape, OF cameo
glass, OF which The Chinese Were The
ur.ginators Ci lst i.eu III ligi rrbcf oT lc.ini-
ing win The natural beauty oI Jauc, agate,
gotten topaz, crystal precious .neraiu, or
;IIIeIuyst, JIe tastciuIiy arranged. Chinese
porcelains by TakiniOto, oI marvellous
blues ana crlnlsons; por,eiains carved III
biscuit; and OF mary eiOus tenderness GI
and uepth of glaze. masterpieces OF trans
parent enalieii.ug On siIycr by Nafn!ka va
scsuki, Imperial court eGamcier 81 kIo,
Japan. iyGry carvings, wondtriuly Ihtri-
cafe. skiIrui, ,enIng tales or Japanese
lairyland, or Tie tLst'.nls OF Tie na'icni by
Okla wa. MitsGaki, oy am -AupaRa sill. cars
ings OF silver 10y AhsasliuJa, 1nko, kohayi
Carved DrODZes Dy Snoinlnis 1prui Mas
sarosni, ana MassayCshI. All antique
CnIuesc vase OF bronze ens rustcu ,b1c KY N
side with an accumulation ~ inaIIchlt' anu
rated by oriental experts as over iour tn'us
and years old.
SCIENTISTS are invited to inspect tins vase
and offer uplninus as 10 tne theory tnai
u has taken ON the foreign substance OWING
To having been buried near volcanic mater.
I'ne Duiy known specimen resembling IL
is In the Walters collection, baitni'r'.
Examples of guld lacquer ami pear! lniiiu
buyers Old musical instruments, bainDon
flutes, the e"sDo" ur the priests, the Eeisuu
or drum oI the dancing gIri, reverperint
gCngs and iniaid tusss rouse hvcly artlstlc
interest. A rakcmoDn, which means iniei-
prpted "a hanging picture, ~ Incluut'i
III the objects Un view and oates back 900
years, and many others of great value anu
beauty are shown. Back c"l"f prints ui
Iapan decorate. the walls, books filled With
finest coiur prints by all the uld masters
cover tables; III the upper galleries Among
the latter are ten albums iiiled with oFit-
inai sketches by HogusaI. Specimens "f
satsama by Yanu Mcizan, the Meis>onicf
9f japanese art, ana palntcu uhirr tht
magnIIying glass, are each gems, which
can oniy nc seen as Mr.. DcdkIn sn'iWs
them-undeT the tlagniiying giass-to br
properly appreciated.
Washington is rendered in this display a
liberal artistic edGcatiOn, AMI tnc ddNas-
IN IN. citizens offered
by such a safe viii doubtless be iuly uD-
dcrsfninn hT them.