New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-29
LITERARY NOTES.

he next two volumes IN 'Sewnes' Art Ii
h-sry" VII be The Later Works OF Titan"
With stxty-four full page reproductions Of his
vork. in half tone. and an interesting introduc-
to1 by Henry Miles. together with q list Of the
rnc1pa- works OF Tiziano Necellio, and The
Prs-Raphaelite Brotherhood" with ffty-six full
page reproductions IN half tone u the works Of
re b-0therhood-Ford MADDOX Brown, William
Holman Hunt. Dante Gabriel Rossetti. Sir John
Everett MiIlais and the Italian Pre-Raphaelite
painters. Each volume has fronhspiece pict-
Ire n photogravure
Professor Flinders Petrie's book. Researches
Il Sinai" vii soon appear. New Semitic dis
oove-les are described therein. including the sys-
len OF Semitic ritual centuries before Judaism.
The proceedings o. the recent Interchurch
Conference or Federation will be published by
ne Fleming H. Reveu Company some time in
Aarl- The report win be a six hundred page
'o1ne with a great many illustrations. and
WI contain complete record Of the acts, reso-
-llols, committee reports and the text of the
addresses. OF which there were more than sew
CITY. Among the more distinguished speakers
- -s Justice Brewer. DR.. Henry van Dyke.
11Aops Doane. Galloway and Fowler the Hon.
n Vanity Fair by Eleanor Hoyt Brainerd.
( oo'k shortly 70 be published by Moffat, Yard
Co. IS said 10 be & revelation Of the inside
'1y Of the origin and exploitation OF fashions
- "onen.s dress, showing how they are the
.--s'o"ih n an extraordinary combination Of
''--al phenomena"
a. Afslo's book, The Truth About Morocco"
-sth-iy published by the John Lane Company,
-- prove useful IN clearing up any uncer-
--les that may exist IN the minds OF those
-' nave not closely followed the trend Of con-
-PoEaIy events in regard 70 the real ques-
- al issue between France, Germany and
s-sno r. the International conference at Alge-
-houga Mr. AGalo is a British subject.
mas been for many years connected with
- government Of Morocco. he does not hold
:. "a 10Y the policies Of England. as is shown by
subtitle q his book: AN Indictment Of the
-'-sh Foreign ONCE"
~ selection from the cartoons drawn by r.
- 1lners Gould for THE Westminster Gazette
,en November. 1904. and November. 1905.
= .o2l been brought out by Longmans. Green
=, ~ under the tide. Political Caricatures."
.. Oollo is more successful IN his burlesques
- ' oiotlme illustrations of Dickens. and OF
- 80 q other artists generally. adapted 10
-. Gay political situations and events. than
p. Ne relies entirely on his own invention.
rs,.s --oNlngs are deficient IN action as COM
p. :, WIN American cartoons. relying chiefly
e. -''' eject on the inpersonation Of charac-
g. ana on the facial expression. Some Of
~, i'"eVer. are uncommonly good, notably
ssestions for the Shakespeare Monument
re- e. en- hardly be regarded as politicaD. one
g.. i-ls statue Of Hall Game IN Shakespear-
r. SAP ana pose. with the inscription Why
b., ~ shakespeareT' The other shows fig
b,,s. .. Bernard Shaw as Hamlet holding a
So. ~ Shakespeare In his hand. with the in
Ho-..''N' Alas, poor Shakespeare! knew him.
ls,, ~ 4 fellow Of infinite jest, Of most excel
b.. 'cy-Dut poor thing as a playwright. l
A letter work myself" In England. OF