The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06

out works of art ana his'orhAi ouyr -,.s
varied classes, anu lh" $500 h;s-h .,os
| 4, Iii T. 49, - h,.,h ind,.,sd 10 s,i,ia
Iondop'. la.t ..r son however, when IN
the PRINCIPAL auction rooms painungr
were sold Ia the amount OF amour ~; -,
anu ceramics anu otueI o.S. sacn ,on
III. ~. r1,..,'., ,',rsonnI interest i'm
the auctions h.r, Nh. collectors all watch
ing for what may be the last chance nj
coveted object known to be- IN some one
collection. and no matter the weanh OF
productions thrown under the hammer
the fine things never fail TO bring fortn
free and liberal bidding. to the Expressed
| surprise OF some foreign visitors
TbsGox.rpmep, has some very studious
| ,o,I ,,,,,,.<,;.,n,;c, .x,.r,s in the C,rstoms
"'N ''"', -. -, works
service at this port to pass upon "o'As
Of art Of different sorts ana ho~auays
| they mr.. kent yeTy much occupied. Win
IN, mod;sc.,ion ar removal Of tariff re-
! .,;,,;,,, e., ,,,ry of mn INF =
s'''iohs pe'h''"is ''ee ' a
! ings and sculptures twenty years oiu anu
other works of art 100 years old. the task
| .I
| 4, =; al. ,,;,., ~ m. authorities to
,,,.,, 49, ~, ia ~ ,h.a., maid experts
| ,.;,,, ,,,,.,..,,r. COLLECTORS and others
,,i,h .,,oc;s,, Lpnx,.dy,. ,f IN. several
r.. ,,,,.,,,,n mr.. iry,,.d to
-. 49,. I,-,....,,,,.,,,, ,h., b.raf,, NJ their
s...,.e,, a.. i,,a,,,.,, ma . court.sy
-. - r,r ,h. ,no.t mar,
,,,n.,,,,,L ,h.r, =, -, mo, !, New York who
s a.. -, A., ,;,,.. som. nj
W. r. -, .,,,o,;o,s
them ar" ARTISTS me ar' Pr""i'''"'
are rolling in 80 fast these days. however.
I that her. and there one hears some de
m,,rring among the unofficial experts at
/ this mart of citizens duty
Contrary to what has at times been said
about the Government = experts. "A man
who in in position to know said yesterday
, that il ia "A fact that the Government IN
getting for moderate. sa La ies the services
Of men who could readily obtain much
higher hv,,ra- if they cnose 10 enter
private employ.
TIN. other kind Of talk he said. i
guess you'Il find comes largely from dis
satisfied dealers With the dealers. you
low vain. ON your art importations and n
high on. on voIr conpetitors. and he ~
bad expert VINO IN me n.,oln hou--
can Sc" no" r"a'iF "''' your '"''S> "'
Coll.c,iny sos,erS in som. men optimism
-, hr,,,,,,,,, ,ha,,, i'm ,,o.a ,o,,ch with the
prodnc,ions az men who have put their
o,,I ;,,, ,ho;r xorL and lived on N nit
,Anc. instead Of producing solely for CON-
,....,;,,I ,....,.,i. 4, ,,ha-s who s,ar,sd
WIN an optimism "'''
a youthul ideai u mas ihuuc"o s'ep"
cism " f0ch rises Ike tall hedge betwe-n
them and true endowment Of their hobby.
Thar. nv. ,b.rs .,ill who collect for the
nv, !, ~, .;,h.r ~, hacL,ninv Of
-, a., hi,nar i,sa nor tho shatrerinv
~ -" 90, a;.,',rh or wean from
,h.;r dsvni,on 70 the beautiful in MANY
tn,,ns I, VS. ona of these who r.ma rk ed
ba''e,i,. IL -, Lnnw I really think
- IA ,,.s Il TaL.d an,,n,,. f,,rnitur.
tne ~" n.' W 80 co. 80, Tber.
aIe ~ ICY 10. 90 ", -, 81. n,h.r r,ma NO
longer NAYS / believe and pretty soon
the old story Of shooting birdshot from
third story window INTO FOURTH avenue
Iurnl'uIe viii Hse" oe suDJe'' 'o' '"e
ua,. ,,.r.a;s,s,, and yvs,coms op,imism
always Is even IN yo,i can't always share H. |
Who does not know the habNs OF |
teacher and know them well enough TO
pick out the teacher among many though !
a stranger? They follow the teacher |
through life in whatever walk ne may 20. |
even though he become an artist. and |
make him share with ciergymen the trait
w hich Whistler enjoyed Of not arguing /
10 ,s.on.r Lnows i, Thar. in a ,eacber
- -; 80 - ~. r.cn,,r,in . ~
- r;,h, az .sn.r;cnca ~ his many
oI is' J,,.;na 80, ,r,n.., ian,;c
"e ,s -. ., s,a,.a.r., 49,
, a.. -, ,...sr.n ,rn,n oh,,csIir, y,
nv ,ou.' ~" :, '' 80
~ I'M" LII ~, - i,,,. b.a,.d a;scussior With
m"u Ho' No. -, sn;.,,,,.' 80, a. h;oh
4 = man nn p -. sn,,,,.,,;nn Ia
J. ~ he, In had ma5a a Tpol anJ
ne. anu mm'n '.,,,, as =. ,nn,,;nn
lns'ne i.i -. IL, - Al -,
ing MN ! ."lu NV" Ira ~. Nv m'r MIN"
" sTE,, ~ "a, W ~, - k.,,.ir
mat INA" u "'" '"'" "''""
pu,,ut No., ,,.rv .,,o-;c,,s b,.,
rr""a"S NV man. az
been close enough 70 'he la'" Ming OF
England To lay hands upon him. hut there
actually laid hands on him II was in
ms, most genuine friendliness. thar Of
childhood in distress. and was wholly
Il had been sent down town by my
father he said. and was on nv way