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Interpret the Paintings.

The American collector cannot repress
a smile when he reads in the catalogue
or year book of the society a note to the
effect that they were fortunate i'm having
reproduced The Last Supper" before its
latest restoration and also Rose.tf $
Lady Lilith" and Janssen's portrait of
Milton" before they were sold out of
England to the Metropolitan Museum.
New York, and to Mr.. J. p. Morgan, re-
spectively. But it is true that the de
Medici Society has rendered real serv-
Ice In reproducing rare works and paint
ings by famous artists in private COL
lections. Critics may disagree as to the
quality of the color and the closeness of
the reproduction. but all will admit that
to the average observer these facsimiles
interpret the painting more satisfactorily
than could any reproduction in monotint.
It must be admitted. Furthermore. that.
as far short Of the originals as all these
question exceedingly attractive.
The reds and browns seem to have
found specially successful rendition,
whereas the blues and yellows. and in
combinations green's. are cruder and less
pleasing: To enumerate the works re-
produced would be to go largely through
the history Of painting, but few spe.
cially notable prints may be mentioned.
Two reproductions Of paintings by Veias-
quez, Capt. BartOlemews Borro and the
luIantd Margar1ta IereSa are specially
fine: SO also are the reproductions of
Raeburn's boy With Rabbit" Hoppners
The Sister, Luinis Head Of the Vir-
gin." G.orgione's Portrait of Man
Corot's Souvenir de Morte Fountaine.
Matters portrait Of Nine. Sophia de
France. Reynolds Viscount Althorp.
Whistler's Carlyle and Titian's Tribute
Money" And these are but few. over
40 are shown.
Lost in Reproduction.
OF course much is lost in reproduction
the charm Of brushwork is entirely oblit-
Grated and textures arc far from accu-
rately rendered-yet much has been ac-
eompiished and the results In many in
stances are amazingly good. AS sugges-
tons they serve an excellent purpose,
but as facsimiles they will fail to satisfy
those who are very critical. A print can
never have the depth or quality Of
paintine. and must therefore be regarded
merely as the shadow or spirit of the
original. Such color printing is. however,
a great boon. especially to the picture
loving public. -,
This exhibition, which was assembled
under the direct supervision of A. ].
Parsons. chief of the print division, will
remain on view for several months.
LEILA MECHLIN.
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The house Of James H. Scott. a farmer
near BayvteW. Va. with it's contents,
was destroyeA ~ fire Wednesday night
while the 6nWdly V1S absent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-14

prints a year, and to those outside they
are sold at nominal charge.
The process employed is photo-collo-
type. without screen. and the reproduc-
tons are printed on pure linen paper
without chalk surface or other glazing, in
permanent colors. All the subjects re-
produced have been chosen for heir ar
tistic value and beauty. and special pains
have been taken to secure plates of fres-
cos falling into i'll repair and of paintings
sold out of England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-14

PILES CURED IN TO ~ DAYS.
Your druggist viii refund money Ii PAZO ONT
MENT fails to cure any case of Itching. Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles In to n days. zoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-14
Half-Tone and Photogravure.

With the invention. if it may so be
called. Of photography came the half-tone
and the photogravure-one a modification
or development OF the etched and en-
graved metal plate, the other an extern
sion Of the boundaries of TYPOGRAPHY.
The collotype Is further perfection of
the latter, a sensitized gelatin film being
employed to receive and render the i'm
preston. For this latest method pho
Biography has been scientifically employed,
the use Of orthochromatic plates Yielding
negatives In which each Of the pr1-
mary colors is independently dominant
Through this last process the finest So
called facsimiles are produced.
The exhibition at the Library Of Con-
gress. which replaces, by the way, the ex-
hibition Of Autographs which for more
than a year have been on view, opens
with prints rather daintily colored of
paintings by Boughton, Detaille, Meisso-
make no pretense of rendering original
textures. but merely add for charm a We
neer of tint. To an extent these bring to
mind the early water cOlors which were
literally drawings in color" the surface
Of the paper merely being stained. With
these. however. are shown two of Jules
Guerins paintings reproduced in color,
tween the reproduction of works not pro-
duced with this intent and those that are
Guerin, who, 1t may be noted, recently
has been made director of color for the
Panama exposition, uses his color IN
broad fiat tints. with an evident knowl-
edge both of the possibilities and the
limitations of color printing. The result
Is erninently artistic and satisfactory, the
Illusion OF reality is given and a decora-
tive effect inStrod
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Series Of Reproductions.

neSe PRINTS are followed Dy series OF
reproductions Of colored stipple engrav-
ing and mezzotints, works in most in
stances Of a century ago, which today
have become rare and are in sufficient
demand to warrant reproduction. Though
admirably done, it should be remembered
that these prints are yet a step farther
away from the originals than those which
they reproduce-that the message has, in
fact. passed through two TRANSACTIONS.
Still, it is not without truth and charm.
Again. it will be noted that the quality
Of oil painting is not even suggested. the
effort merely being to create illusion by
tints. To Il great extent this is really
more acceptable than an imitation; 1t is
unpretentiOus. sincere and sympathetic.
Bartolozzi's fine stipple engravings, after
works by Angelica Kaufman, Sir
Joshua Reynolds and others, which have
been printed In color, have infinite deli
cacy and charm. Much the same quail
ties likewise are found in the works of
Thomas Burke. John Condo and Charles
Hodges.
OF peculiar interest are the reproduce
tions of colored prints by Demarteau,
who experimental in stipple engraving in
order to more perfectly reproduce the eff
most admirably rendering facsimiles of
drawings by the old masters, notably a
series by Holbein.
Some Colored Mezzotints.
Among colored mezzotints examples are
given Of works by John Jones and John
r. Smith, but only In reproduction, and
when these are compared with the orig
inals which follow much is found to have
been lost in the transcription. The first
of the originals is a colored mezzotint by
Hamilton Crawford, a portrait of Miss
Croker a charming little maid. Next is
shown reproduction by Louis Mortier of
q famous painting by Dou. Then We have
MRS. Lttleton." engraved by Gaymard;
Lady Beaumont" engraved by George
p James: Mrs. Siddons'' and MRS Rob-
inson. by Guilaud; mrs. Lauznor." by
vood.'' by Richard Smythe. and. perhaps
most interesting Of all. group Of paint
ingD by Rembrandt. de vinci and other
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gntO scitO6lcn.

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tlad Siour GitD einihlugert.
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Gnre @sinnS6eit ~ 6eidaten

lit nifts peientlider als refine, ia.
nitdre 8etten. Cure neueingerid.
tete 4nlage miro Cure 6eOern unl
Dtotraeen rpie nell MAIDEN, rein
ionitqr mo geiunobeitlih 8reiit
dnnebm6nr. Smnbn Billion SO.
172t Cunning StraBe, Eel. Con
gIas 2467. H.t5
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Der $ anb mi peIssn
unb 5sllsn, Der felt unOoroentliden
3eiten in 2eip8ig arf benz 8riibl
oirett ouf Der Strcbs unb ben Sauss
flurtn itattfanb. fol- jebt in sinsm ses
idloFsRen 0ebdube llntsrtunft fin
oen. IS lit Elm Wttthetperb unter
ben asip3iger arhiteiten b~sranitaltst,
nm einen 8tbauurgsplan fir Elm gros
Bss Grun6ftid an 9riibl gu .rldns
aen. 9as neue 0tbdub. foI cine
qdTdgs sntbnIten. mo- Der Raahs
fparenbanbeI unD dbnIitt 9~orisnaes
|fdGftt untergebrldt p,rben fpusn.
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Man bat neuerbings einen
9.lbidrnnt erfunb.n. Der bel einsm
S6iffsuntersang f4nimm.n blsibt.
gr btftsbt aus 3nei a%btsiIungsn, bon
oen.n bic cine nur 2uft, bic dnosrs
bic WertIch.n entbGlt.
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KohI0n

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NuitVH btntprnbt wenig aihc bMt OdS 1cuer m6 NJ bs btr
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81 90, Ghercte s $3.50. Br pefnuien audi Ohio, Nod Gprings
etaOan, gaImt, glOd Gofs. SoI5 imO 8HnoboIS linfrr 6arhoMs
liz bic Serdntou--oe bette aobIe bic sei0rbert wr6. grtouira aud
Die artauIas NIB Semiantbrnete. lie bette wlifnri aobIe 500
.EHise 210 ihbl. IL. Sr. Sdfpbone 1oHsaS $50
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Stnffatcur Indlt grbeit.

Gin iunger 9eutider, Der in lei.
ilem Sod)e ais Stuffntenr Giidti.
ges @IciItet, iudt Stellung. SIT I'm.
itanoe irgeno ipeId)e Snncnnrbeiten
III @ips nus3ufiibren. 9iirOe ii6
eerne in Omaha nieoerlaiien. tpciln
auSiift ouf geihdftiguns porban.
Ben. Dan idreibe an GarI Soils.
core Of Carl Siirgenien, Bloom.
fielo, Gebr.
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&iHer.SrGn

in ounflen 6laifen, bel emil San.
ion. 9bone Soittb 1880. (4n5eige)
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H(aIlifi5irte ABeigen!

Got 81 perfanfen, 1854 iiiol. Is.
Strabe, 165 bel Al. Eel. 3out
gIas 1881.
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@srlanst-Gin oeutides oocr Iftue.
oiides Mdodeu fiir allgeneiue
Sausarbeit III elmer SamiIie bon
amei BerionetL mnB nett itlia orbeif. |
fam fem. 9foreiiirt: 6rdli q. grr.f
Tim, Sort GOhinious 0sebr, Il
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9cmti1e Gatenoer

@nter @nritmadlcr, junger Seifer.
reider. iudlt Stequng in ieiirm
SaA. @nfragen bel g., Omaha
Sribiiue. II.
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Seine @iirite aler glrt luer.
ben in nnierem Gtabliiiemeut bon
cinem geleruten 8uritmader ION
Wilwanfee bergeitcllt. Madjcn Sic
cinen @criudD, Die Brrit wiro Sh.
nrn idmefen. Sdnnnbcr q Sufi.
mann, 408 nOrOl. 16. Strahr.
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10 Gents bic @ohe bringea 90.
men Die &dsIiae Sri6ine irei tui
6alls.
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TateniaalunltL.

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