The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-02
HOE ORIENTAL ART
COLLECTION SHOWN
Rare Paintings. ClOiSOnnc aud
Porcclains on View in
american Galleries.
WORKS OF GREAT ARTISTS SYMPHONIC: CONCERTOS

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Collectors and artists, who sometimes
h,t, ,,,,,1.. ,o,ard ,orLs
a. -.
f'' VIII pc sure 10 mn" 'nenhSe'N'S
H ,.yord over the oriental collection of
,.,,-I Hoe now ON view in the Amer.
a.. ua.a,a,o, .,,,..t.. ,or ,,o
''' N' NSS'o'"''o" s'''e''e7' U Wv
ri'irs OF cloisonne porcelain CONF
a.re extreme rarity with suhtieties OF
color and design. with tho Hoe collec-
ZION l. shown a collection OF paintings
If great Importance. chiefly by. the
,re,,cs, influence upor the present aen-
Grafton or artists OF me entlre NotIo'
Inc roc 'lolsonhc suanne.s Iouu
N"'es' 'lpou '.Vvn,' .
nics OF CIV ana CIo.soIIr' mn 1910
ana even ,do'es anu oeu'nes i"es 20"
'A' -'V'tes' N"l.o's ,ha,
oo,oTS nav 'aNen "" ~ . OF
omy .n.e s,,on has IN esnecial
-nS .oue..'on "a 80 Ne M los,
significance as II IS sara 10 ne INC lasI
great collectton OF c'olso"ne Una, cun
'oWe uPoh tne uarn.' ~
tens that comprise " vame 'ron ~
election OF me owners ia,n.r. 'no Ia.e
Robert noe mere are SUMMONS ~.
the lterpcnt u Squ!et' t"e rNoneit '"
81.
Two large hauies III GUT ana enan'e,s
date from the Chleh-lung perlou ana az,
tld 10 De PORTRAITS OF an e"hprsss wv
q princess oil her houseno'u. I"eY 81
INC botn as sculpture anu az SpeVI".ns
" cloisonne. me sea'eu hsures "e
modelled with the slnPIicltN 'na' NV
sees in figures or buddhss' out ~ spl.e
Of tho simplicity the ssnse y u Nv.
man form beneath the drapery is given
with great sureness. me riVhness /"
'he blues ana old GIT Is Wen orousnt
ont in the gallery AZ 'he ua,N NelNe'
background makes a parFlCu'srlN ""Pps
contrast.
Ems meIs and POrcciatns.
.tuo .a,s.- NJ ,he Ch'ien-ling
80 st,s No p.s is a large
aons snacIr,en of TIE enameIer's
'., 'ru ~ -, mos, intricate design. A
pair Of Psychological lions date from the
MINI period. az do many or tne largest
vases and incense burners IN inc 'ollec-
ton.
Tie Hoe potcelains include peach
boom Jars and bowls mirror olacks'
vases in camelia green, a L.lns-yao jar
| In brilliant sang-de-oruf &c lauons'
blue and whites n iamlile VeItes.
There are also many jade pendants, JADE
plaques and vases and an especiaily IN
| EtI'NAtHS w. VI
The tapestries include a Flemish
Weaving OF the middle OF the sixteenth
century. woven in SILK ana cotton POT
'aving tho PUNISHMENT OF the IN
faithful VINO ndu t,'eu :"
4ct TIE trator ny hand'ne over an ns
young pupils TO inc enemy ,renen
cobclln tapestry showing ''Nocie y
cores = seNentecn'a '"h'u.! pIuss
'3nrine ana 4 tone pe!nt. u" ""'
'ron IN" late s'Stechlh Ven."'s z.,
TIE Nst OF Pdlh'ihss ~" p u'f
t"e NW''''au y. 49, ami.
- incluueS tne NAMES V 49,
''nt a'tlStS' GUY ."e p".t,uon siyss
''' "Ip'' ny! - ~, rho Ercnch.
= studN ~ tue WIZ W ". n,s.,
.-' !" wv "n.r mon the
.'ue"Vt a. naintars
NM"'''dh s'"oo vi "'0N"
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There are no less than a dozen or MS
W Ike, all OF them highly characteriatIc
and instructive. All or them are OF
Eastern themes. with several t7at ror-
ty the sacred tombs Of great Sul,ans,
several scenes OF women at the na'" W
which the faultless drawing OF ire nudts
vii awaken the enthns dsn aiTeSN VI
Gcromes American purlIs, ana u WI
derful horse standing before u s"uu.-
Nl1aar so high bred II must appear eve"
To 4 deNo'e" OF au'"r'"o',eH .
foromc was accused ps us a.
'tsrs ago OF being ln'euecsud. ~
e true his work appears "Ist W W"
N'ad Others who nave pehe''a.eu nv
We secret places OF Eastern lIe 10
been more emotional IN ,helr ao.o"o
0frhaps, than me- nut 'nsE NV 80.
been more incoherent' TVS 'ecn"'uu,
0ss perfectly adapted 70 MIS- heeus anu
r.H1rrpE 'naf he is. irving dTttetlt en-
,,,n,eJ and drawn as the last one
uavlng no further concern about
,o,hnTS tho artist could give all O,