The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-01
Mr. wOREs EXHIBIT OF FINE PAINTINGS


THEODORE wores' large collection
i OF oil paintings. representing the
work OF n number of years in
Japan. Europe. Hawaii and Samoa. will
be offered at auction today. the first
sale to commence this morning at 10
o'clock in the display art rooms over
the Pacific Hardware Company. Mr.
wores leaves for the mainland in about
two months and does not desire TO
carry so many pictures along with
him inasmuch as during the next two
months he will be at work on a number
of new pictures OF the poinciana regia
in blossom. the golden shower and the
bougainviliia. which he will take away
with him TO be exhibited. along with
other works. In New York and London.
II - also his purpose To- complete sew
eraI portrait studies here. among them
being one OF Judge McCully. which
VIII be hung in the Judiciary building.
The auction sale was decided upon as
probably Offering the best opportunity
for lovers OF oils 10 obtain pictures al
possibly lower rates than the prices
quoted In the catalogue at private
sale. TOday's sale will be AT 10 this
forenoon and in the afternoon. and 81 /.
the same hours on Friday and Satur-
day
There are on exhibition ia pictures in .
all. thirty-etEht of which viii be- Of I
fered for sale each day. The pictures 4
represent portraits. landscapes and fig
ures. with combinations Of figures and .
landscapes. the scenes ranging from
the picturesque town of Rothenburg
TO odd corners OF Japan. with
many quaint street scenes and cos
tunes: and from the historic and
dreamy retreats near Nailima. Samoa.
To- the taro fields OF Hawaii. with here
and there bits Of landscape In and
around old Monterey. California. Mr..
Wores found the greatest brilliancy OF
color In Hawaii in the wonderful flow-
ering trees and the blue atmospheric
The latter he considers is
one Of the striking features. from an
artists standpoint. which he has found
here. The cOlorS in the plant life OF
Hawaii are by far the most vivid which
he has attempted To transfer to his
but the results he has at
ained have pleased those who value
heir brilliancy OF 'coioring. In Samoa :,
nv found much the same conditions as !
AR as coloring Is concerned. as in Ha- |
Naii. with the exception that the vage- :
ta'NN NAtit - IMAM
Hawaii. the general atmospheric condi- {
ions being much the same
The pictures are not arranged about
he walls To- show the japanese. Ha- ;
Naiian and Samoan subjects in groups :
y themselves. but a happy intermix-
ure OF subjects has been attained in &
ne hanging. with here and there some :
Il his portraits OF well-known people /
q the mainland. q
Mr. Wores is better known to the [
world through his Japanese subjects
han anything he has so far painted. !
nut ne expects his Hawaiian and Sa- =
moan subjects Will be received in New q
FORK and London salons with as much I
aNor. IL not more. than his japanese {
ictures did several years ago. as they !
'ih be something quite new TO exhibit ,
ions there.
The pictures which will be offered to- !.
ay are:
A Lily Pond. Ainahau. y
Iris blossoms. Hort Kiri. Japan. II
Lotus Bridge. Kamakura. Japan. q
Golden Snnn,. shower ns;,, High School
Plum blossoms (water color. su- n
gita. Japan. n
Boating. b,
The Flaming Tree. Honolulu.
A Cool Summer Resort. Kiote. II
Hawaiian Fisherboy. n.
Returning from the Cherry Groves @,
Yokohama n
Feeding the Golden Carp. Toxic. u
Japan. II
\ Tea Booth Under Cherry Bios n
SONS. Toxic. :
\ Windmill At East Hampton. L. l. X
\ Lotus View. Japan. 8.
California Redwood Forest is
Hawaiian Maid. n.
Summer In Monterey cal -
\ Vistaria Tea Booth Karneido q
Japan. T.
The Sanisea Player. =,
Flora