The evening world., 1911-03-04

'esale your aesthetic senses with the
unique display OF ancient Persian ana
faiences. glasses, Illuminated
manuscripts and Turkish prayer rugs.
and other baubles OF Bagdad. b%elong'ns
TO tho Messrs. Tabbagh Of Paris and
New York.
These rare irridescences from some
"nere east OF Suez Will he put up az
unrestricted public sale Except a few
objects OF extraordinary rarity and
value. On which an upset price Is
placed by MIR. Kirby. IN Monday II
Tuesday afternoons OF next week.
The time is very short. and one turns
Tor consolation to the likelihood that
the public museums and public-spirited
conuoisseurs will freeze on to some Of
these w1ndrously beautiful things from
the tombs and tumuli of Persia. II may
be the last call for underground offer
inBs OF the ~simon-pure. ~1,0OO-ycar-old
art Of Rakka and H,hages. The enam-
elled glass OF the ninth century Sara
Gems Is here represented In "A marvellous
Mesopotamian howl from the modern
Persian town OF ~Ifamadan. which IS
identified with the Ficbatana Of the
Bible. and shows the tomb OF Esther
and Mordecal.
Most fascinating OF all the treasures
to tie artist or the lover of literary ro.
nance are the priceless Persian manu-
script books, with exquisite illustration
In colored gouache and arabesques ol
gold. and bearing the autographed com.
! ments of at least two Emperors OF II.
dia-Jahangir the Magnificent and Jehar
the Great.
In one of these volumes, n manuscript
NJ the Bustan. or Fruit Garden. of tho
poet Sa'dl. written I'm Persian script and
dated what would be the year 1891 of the
Chi Titan era, the Sultan-KinE Akhar
has written: This beautiful manuscript.
by the fine hand of the matchlcss of his
time, Maulana Amir An, Is from tho
books OF the brother of the late Prince
sultan Murad Cpardoucd Of COD. after
he was removed from this transitory
world and on account of it.
perfect beauty II has been kept most of
the time before mo and has been con-
stantly read. and my eyes rave been de-
lighted by ~ beautiful and unparalleled
script"
\ collection OF slXty-four modern
paintings. mostly OF small size but OF
uniformly excellent quality. by well
known foreign ana American artists. is
also to he seen at the American galleries
until Tuesday evening next. ON that
date. MARCH {. the pictures will nc sold
al auction-right on the promises. too,
and not, as customarily with paintings,
at MendelssOhn Hall.
Here are examples. early but not 10 be
suecZed at, OF such noticeable nntiyeg as
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slhlplIHT) by htIaeInlN, b'H2 ana
launlshy IN 1u"lf HllI' lHlds'ap"
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Wagner bull hSht' o m" large van
Marcke M a neat Httle Tr0yon, a
pyramid or felninlnlty IN dazzling var
nlshed enamel by Monticello, a souslc
Scotch lassle BY Magrath and a right
spry Lady Blanche by old Tom Sully.
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Tho portrait Of william Guard. Esq,
by Join Russell. at the Ralston Cal
,arles. Ma. 54S Firm avenue. is so lifellke
and genial mat nr,nr. are s~,untornp 4,
ey.,y matinee day g., ask g., for Masses