The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-14
GUESTS VISIT
ART GALLERY.
Col. and Mrs. Edwin T. Holmes Ex-
tend Courtesies to Angelenos.
WILL BE OPEN TO PUBLIC
LIST OF FINE PICTURES THERE
TO BE SEEN.

The magnificent art gallery of the
Amelia palace was thrown open to visi-
tors yesterday through the courtesy of
Colonel and Mrs. Edwin f. Holmes, and
a number OF the visitors in town in
terested in art viewed the pictures.
The gallery VIII be open tomorrow and
Friday from 10 a m. to 10 p. N.
The collection has been increased ex-
tenSively in the past few months, the
walls of the gallery presenting now "A
number OF pictures new and valua BILE.
Besides these art treasures, some
changes have been made in the light
ing of the hall, two globes of magnifi-
cent Austrian workmanship being add
co to the central part in addition TO the
screened lights around the edge of the
ceiling
Among the new pictures recently
purchased are four splendid heads by
Carl J. BlenneF-"Poetry, The
Debutante,' Irene" and Diana "a
striking addition is After the Storm
by Malchin, which IS rich In tone and
shows d wealth of color and harmony.
"Courtship," by L. Meisel, is another
notable new one, having a great deal
Of detail and life in its outlines.
Landscape and Stock" painted by f.
Verboeckhoven and I. A. DaiwailIe-the
figures and the landscape separately-is
d fine piece OF work
In the collection are two master
pieces Of Paul De LOngpre, one in
oil and the other in water-"Gold of
Ophir Roses and "Peonies."
Pictures by Utah Artists.
The largest picture i'm the gallery is
''Shoshone Falls the new painting by
H L. A Gunner 1t is a magnificent
conception done in the blue greens of
the water and the purple tones of the
surrounding hills 1t is a canvas of
ten feet or more in width and is hung
on the south wall of the gallery.
Culmer's pictures have been given
honorable place in many cases, a num-
being Of varieties of his work being
shown. Nor is he the only local ar
fist whose work has been recognized
art gallery. The effort of Colonel and
Mrs. Holmes has been to select the
best to be had in any land, and all
work coming uD to the. standard has
been considered in their selections. Miss
Rose HaTtweH is represented with a
picture which hung i'm the salon at
Paris. was afterward given place in
n
chosen by a committee of Judges for
the gallery. G. NJ Ottinger has a num-
Der Of historic paintings on the walls.
J. T Harwood is in the list with THE
Valley of Salt Lake and Utah Lake.
while George TaggaTt's Reading the
Letter" is one spot where all beholders
lIngeT.
Painting by Roman.
An Aurora" taken from the mural
decoration of the Barbarenti palace in
Rome, and painted to order by RO-
man artist OF note for the Holmes fam
lily as long ago as 1886. is a marvel of
beauty and graceful outline. Many
copies Of this mural painting are seen,
but few compare in execution with
this one. Another relic of the Holmes
family is "a copy of Vanity" after
Titan, by an American artist which
Is dim with age but still a wonderfully
beautiful head
A few famous copies are seen.
though most Of the pictures are signed
originals Among the copies not men
toned are "A landscape after COrot. by
Won Pollinitz. and a copy on porcelain
of RaphaeIS Madonna The latter.
although only d small copy of the
two heads, is filled with the power OF
the original and is one picture which
can be viewed for hours without weary
ing.
List of the Pictures.
The list given below includes those
inside the house and a few loaned to
other places. as well as those on the
walls of the art gallery:
Oil Paintings.
1-Shoshonc Falls, II L. A Culmcr
Grand Canyon of Arizona, H. l.. n
3-Portrait of a Lady. r. Avigdor
4-Shepherd and Sheep. NJ. Couland.
5-Landscape. Julian RiX.
6-French Salon, '. de Paredes-
Poetry. Carl J. Blenner.
S-DebUtantC. Carl J. BIenneT.
9-Irene. Carl J. BIenner
1G-Diana, Carl J. Blenner.
ll-After the Storm. q. MalChln.
12-COUrtship. +. MeiseL
l@-Landscape and Stock, T. NerbOeck-
hoven. I. a. DaiwailIe.
14-DesCent of the BOhemians. After II.
DiaZ. by Is. Won POIlnitZ
15-ttah Lake, J. T. Harw0Od.
l6-Landscape- after Corot, by n Won
PoIlnitz-
17-Head, after Grouse. by X Won Poll
nitz
1S-venice. $. D. Parker.
l9-Roses and Eiolets. Emily Selinger.
Hitchcock
2i-orientaI Bath. G.. Y. stepivich.
22-Reading the Letter. George Taggart-
23-Discovery Of Emigration Canyon, II.
/. \ Culmcr.
2ESCOttish LowlandS, r W g Watson
Scottish Highlands. IT. Garland.
2S-Peonies, Paul de Longprc.
French Flower Girl \. Rose Hart
well.
2S-Coafidences. r. Andrcotti
19-Childrep, HarlemOff.
3o-SUnset. Won POllust.
51-sheep and Landscape, c. Won Leem-
pUtteu.
35~sunset Sea. W. T. Richards.
33-Going to Market. G. HaqUette.
3t-A Funny Story. a. Weber
35-On the Baltic. g. Tredupp.
36-Oriental Girl. l. RiCca-
S7-Dutch Interior, Edward Portielge.
3S-Shopping. after P. J. Clays. by X.
Won PolluItz.
S9-Flora, after Titan. by Florentine
arti-.
4O-Aurora. after Guido RIM. by Roman
artist
41Nvanity, after Titan. by American
artist
F2-Sunrise. T. Arndt-
43-SuHset. T. Arndt-
A-Cypress Point, a. Nalenci.
45-Wasatch Mountains, II. l.. a. Gull
meT.
46-Roses. T. Hyer.
47-Scene in Normandy. C. H simpson.
Sherman Village. Q. II. Simpson.
F9-MessieuT, Paul Mcneil.
5G-Madame. Paul Mcneil
5l-Halt Of the Mormon Battalion, G. NJ.
Ottinger
52-Aztec Lovers. @ NJ Ottinger.
53-Nesetahles. NJ Lenzi.
54-Bandscape.
55-CSrapes.
ss-Beeches, y. Nicholson.
57-The Princess and the Pepper Seller,
g. N Ottinger
Strut.
5a-Aztec Maiden, G. NJ Ottinger.
60-NaplpS
ei-The Bransford. Antonio Jacobson.
63-Greek Temple.
63-Wasatch Range. J. Markey.
E4-NafEPV of Salt Lake I II Harv-ood