New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-11
, nv Georg, Morland and both are fine.

u,.s BY George Morland. and both arc fne The
Srs tiny Landscape panel mOn the Coast, Is;e
o,,mospherc and true. sensitive naturallsm The
second s srs # IS pnre Srnna ei
has his unctuous 9uaity and 1t lingers Pleasantly
the r fobe Is v IT0"s Of aHdiSqpe ag
Usath" and two pictures Of Bonngton's have the
auaintness and quiet distinction watch cnaracter.ze
,,hemes A single canvas. but that nob.e view OF
nneef and beautiful art OF Richard Wilson. Paint
,ngs by Henry Dawson George Vincent ana Patrick
Nasmyttn nr may a,TS e WoTR
One striking fact is Immediately apprehended on
the Is mSthg "lns ri s has
no, followed the fugitive enthu sasms Of the new
,v in this asseblase OF recent painters there Is
no lack Of v'sy but s, the ann OF tine c0 o
iractye paintings works Of pcinresqne and pleas
~ few Meissoncr fragments interesting records
main he has preferred to have by nm ne nalsaed
work Of man Ike Rico IKE Niper. lie lie, beraG ~
nnVvysdjy ponular painters There are clever can
s Sc innumerable on these walls Now 1t IS the
y;syacity Of Domingo sala or Pagan Again IL is
the brisk realism Of the military Ianters peiailc
S%ot many Of these recent pictures are extraorai-
nary IN charac;cr The dealers keen tneir aninoTN
plies r AL IS shown at his highest Snd hest Jakob
s M,ris offers case in point The plouehing scene
~ Ma him 10 splendid hit of outdoor work. The
.rariy Spring of Fritz Thaulow Is also one OF the
enest things by that gifted painter that have been
sn lore in a long time. The larger cattle
ss.nJss by Nauve in his strongest style. S.Eliie
srd broad even massive. pictures WhlcA prcseN
az Du.chrnan his admirers care best to see
s,, The pastcls by Lhermitte are small but power
rpsasni - Van Marcke. Of Lerolle. Of Cain 2ni
nany other standard painters Of the DAY; Nh NM
Us thoroughly characteristic pieces. Thore is y"
nsSo,sion for specific analyst of them. nor oi L."
yo,biznn paintings included. The later are not IN
anr instance OF unique significance. Mr. NNg docs
o.: anDear to have sought out the POINTERS ol tn",
nro,n with particular ardor. But he mas Seieci.t
Ss nictu-es IN this direction as elsewhere, Nltn
nna1cb discretion. and tho average Is eood me-
~ NOT he passionate competition for them ~ a
n1 1s nevt Monday and Tuesday evenings a. NhicE-
nss either In fact. the dispersal OF TINS coIeGG-
,I,~ may be regarded an event OF some MAXI a.,
.,Se II IS a good gathering OF paintings anu III
~ resnec IL is quite unprecedented Meier peioie
~ co MANY me old English paintings heeh o., o.
ferad AZ auction in this city. II 10 true lh ~ ne
lCt hean nossibp TO accept all OF Mr.. King pc
.wres with entire approval and cspec2liF ail."iI'
~ works by old Continental painters me ~"
.io,s noted above are essential 10 tHoIouS. - t.
atn n The collection. Eut there Is 50 nuch tlt' ~
MAJ MAJ aroong these very works Mr.. King seems =,
n,ve Measure to the beholder that ms sa.y - ~
~ 70 receive ample public support - men ."e
.9c,ures have been disposed or. there WI po ~
p-,,ber Of antiques, quantity OF ot.N "u'hirrn,
..,m~s carpet- rugs. furniture. ana so on. We.
~, make an interesting display IN inc u IL -
~ .ha American Ar. Associations spaciou' s"'
,erieS