The A_RT INSTITuTE -OF CHICAGO':: ~CATALOGUE- OF PAINTINGS, SCU_LP-'

; Ture" AND 0THE~ OBJECTS ~OF ART ,..

EXHIBITED AT THE OPENING OF THE 1893·

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THE ART INSTITUTE,

LakQ Front, opposite Adams St reet , Chic<:~go

THE .-\ RT I.:-.JSTIT lJ TE OF CHIC-\GO.

CA TALOG U E

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PAINTINGS, SCULPTURE, AND OTHER

OBJECTS EXHIBITED AT THE

OPENING OF 'I'HE NEW

MUSEUM.

DECEMBER 8, 189.].

CHICAGO,

LAKE FRO"'T , OI'POSITE ADAWi STREE T .

TRUSTEES OF THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO

1893-4·

OFFICERS.

CHARLES L . HUTCHINSON, President.

LYMAN J. GAGE, Treasttrer.

W . M . R. FRENCH, D irector.

JAMES H . DOLE, Vice-President.

N. H. CARPENT ER, Secretary.

ALFRED EMERSON, Curator of Classical Antiquities.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

CHARLES L. HUTCHINSON, JAMES H . DOLE, ALBERT A. SPRAGUE,

CHARLES D. HAMILL, JOHN C. BLACK, MARTIN A. RYERSON,

WILLIAM T. BAKER.

TRUSTEES, I893-4.

CHARLES L. HUTS:HINSON, DAVID W. IRWIN, EDWARD E. AYER, ELIPHALET W. BLATCHFORD, JAMES H. DOLE, JOHN C. BLACK, JOHN J. GLESSNER, EDSON KEITH. ALLISON V. ARMOUR, MARSHALL FIELD, PHILANDER C. HANFORD, GEORGE B. SWIFT, Mayor,

(Ex Officio.)

SAMUEL M. NICKERSON, MARTIN A. RYERSON, WILLIAM T. BAKER, NATHANIEL K. FAIRBANK, ALBERT A. SPRAGUE, ADOLPHUS C. BARTLETT, CHARLES D. HAMILL, TURLINGTO N W . HARVEY. HOMER N . HIBBARD, GEORGE N. CULVER, 0 . D . WETHERELL, Comptroller,

(Ex Officio. )_

THE present Catalogue contains the Paintings now on exhibi-tion, the Higinbotham Collection of Bronzes, the newly

acquired Modern Sculpture, and certain other objects. There is a separate catalogue of the Elbridge G. Hall Collection of Sculpture upon the first floor, and catalogues of the collections of Metals, Antiquities, Bronzes, Textiles and other objects, are in preparation. The objects will be found generally labeled. The attention of vis-itors is called to the Mrs. D. K. Pearsons Collection of Autotypes, the recent munificent gift of Dr. D. K. Pearsons, which occupies Room 15 upon the first floor, and. Room 27 upon the second floor.

THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO was incorporated May. 24, 1879, for the purpose of maintaining a Museum and School of Art. The collections are now permanently institlled in the new Museum Building upon the Lake Front, . and opened to the public every week day from 9 to 5, and Sundays from r to s. Admission is free to members and their families at all times, and free to all upon Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays.

The Art School, in the same building, is in session, and includes departments of Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, Decorative Design-ing and Architecture.

All friends of the Art Institute are invited to become members. Annual Members pay a fee of ten dollars for the year. Governing Members pay ten dollars a year, and an initiation fee of one hun-dred dollars. All members are entitled, with their families and visiting friends, to admission to all exhibitions, receptions and pub-lic lectures and entertainments of the Institute, and to the use of the reference library upon art.

DESIGNATION OF GALLERIES.

Roo~r I ,

ROOl\I II , (Corridor) Roo:-r III, ROOM IV, ROOM v, ROO iii VI, (Corridor) ROOM V II , ROOM VIII, (Hall) ROOM IX, ROOM X, ROO ill XI, (Corridor)

SEE PLA!'S.

MAIN FLOOR.

Elbridge G. Hall Collection of Sc ulpture; Egyptian and Assyrian.

Same; Asia Minor, and Early Greek. Same; Age of Pheidias.

Sam e; Later Greek. Same; Roman.

Same; Italian Renaissance. Office of the Director.

E lbridge G. Hall Collection; Modern. Office of the Secretary.

Elbridge G. Hall Collect ion; Modern. Trocaclero Collection of Sculpture

and Architecture. ROOl\I X II, Same. -ROOM XIII, (Corridor) Same. ROOM XIV, Temporary Lecture Room; Arundel Reproductions. Roo~r XV, Library, and Mrs. D . K. Pearsons Collection

of Braun Photographs. ROOMS XV I to XX IV are in the part not yet built

SECOND FLOO R.

ROOM XXV, Exhibition of Students' Work. ROOM XXVI, EngraYings and other Reproductions. ROOM XXV II, Photographs, from Mrs. D. K. Pearsons Collection_.

Roo~r XXVIII, R yerson-Hutchinson Collection of Metal Work. RooM XXIX, (Corridor) Century Drawings, and Photographs. ROOM XXX, Decorative Art Collection. ROOM XXXI, Higinbotham Collection of Naples Bronzes. Roo:u XXXII, Greek and Egyptian Antiquities. RooM XXXIII, (Corridor) Century Drawings. RooM XXXIV, Committee Room . RooM XXXV, (Hall) Modern Sculpttjre. Romr XXXVI, Committee Room. ROOM XXXVII, (Corridor) l3raun Photographs and Sculpture. Roo~r XXXVIII, Reserved for Henry Field Memorial ~ollection.

Roo~r XXXIX, Oil Paintings, Modern European. Roo:u XL, Oil Paintings, lent by A. A. Munger. RooM XLI, Same. RooM XLII, Old Dutch Masters. H.oo;\l XLIII, Oil Paintings. Romr XLIV, (Corridor) l3raun Photographs and Sculpture. H.oo~r XLV, Oil Paintings, American. ROOMS XLV I to Ll II are in the part not yet built.

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PAINTINGS.

I ROSETTI, D. G. Beatrix. Lent by C. L. Hutchinson.

2 INNESS, GEORGE. Landscape. Lent by M. A. Ryerson.

3 GREUZE, JEAN BAPTISTE, 1725-r8o5. The Pouting Child. Lent by M. A. Ryerson.

4 CO ROT, J. B . C. View of Genoa. Lent by M. A. Ryerson.

5 DIAZ, D. V. The Pet Spaniel. Lent by M. A. Ryerson.

6 LEYS, BARON H. Rembrandt's Studio. Lent by C. L. Hutchinson.

7 FROMENTIN, E. Landscape and Figures. Lent by C. L. Hutchinson.

8 DAUBIGNY, C. F. Landscape. Lent by C. L. Hutchinson.

9 DUPRE. J . Landscape. Lent by C. L. Hutchinson.

ro COROT, J. B. C. Landscape. Le nt by C. L. Hutchinson. ·

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Oil Paintings. I I

II BRETON, JULES. The Shepherd's Star. Presented by Philip D. Armour.

I2 DAVIS, CHARLES H. Close of Day. Presented by the Opera Festival Association.

·IJ CAZIN, JEAN CHARLES. Solitude. Presented by JohnS. Norton.

I4 HENNER, JEAN-JACQUES. Woman's Head. Lent by Charles E. Counselman.

IS MURPHY, J. F. Landscape. Lent by Charles D. Hamill.

I6 CHLEBOWSKI. Scene in Cairo. Lent by S. S. Costikyan.

17 HUGUET, V. By the River Side.

r8 LINDER, P. Flower Girl (Water Color). Lent by Charles A. Mair.

19 STANFIELD, CLARKSON. A Ship in Distress Lent by Charles D. \Vright.

20 BIGELOW, FOLGER A. In the Old Garden. Gift of Mrs. D. F. Bigelow.

21 AIVAZOVSKY, IVAN CONSTANTINOVITCH. Christ upon the Waters. Lent by S. S. Costikyan ..

22 AIVAZOVSKY, IVAN CONSTANTINOVITCH. Scene on the Sea of Azov. Lent by S. S. Costikyarr.

23 GEROME, J. L. Bull Fight. Lent by S. S. Costikyan.

24 COL, DAVID. A Tavern Card Wrangle. Presented by John Cudahy.

25 VAN MARCKE, EMILE. Study of Landscape. Lent by Charles J. Singer.

12 The Art Institute o.f Chicdgo.

26 VAN MARCKE, EMILE. Landscape and Cattle. Lent by S. A. Kent.

27 CASANOVA, ANTONIO. Interior and Figures. Lent by S. A. Kent.

28 DUPRE, JULES. Landscape and Cottage. Lent by S. A. Kent.

29 DAUBJGNY, c. F. Landscape. Lent by S. A. Kent.

30 MULLER, ANTON. ' Interior of a Library, with Figures. Lent by S. A Kent.

31 SCHREYER, ADOLPHE. Oriental Horsemen. Lent by S. A. Kent.

32 COROT, J. B. C. , Landscape, Road, Cottage and Trees, Lent by S. A. Kent.

33 GRUTZNER, ED. Man's Figure. Lent by S. A. Kent.

34 JETTEL, EUGENE. Marsh in the North of Holland. Presented by P. C. Hanford.

35 DECAMPS, A. G. Oriental Kiosk. ~ent by M. A. Ryerson.

36 SHAW, ANNIE C. Landscape. Lent by James H. Dole.

37 F AHRBACK, C. L. Nightfall; Landscape with Sheep. Lent by James H.

Dole.

Rooms 4-0 and 4- r.

PAINTINGS FROM THE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF MR. ALBERT A. MUNGER, OF CHICAGO.

70 VIBERT, JEHAN GEORGES. The Trial of Pierrot (Water Color).

71 GIRARDET, EDOUARD. A New Arrival causing Consternation.

72 FROMENTIN, EUGENE. The Combat.

73 ZIMMERMANN, E. Needlessly Anxious.

74 HAGBORG, C. The Return of the Fishing Fleet.

75 MAKOVSKI, CONSTANTINE. Alexandrovna.

76 MICHETTI. Springtime and Love.

77 FRAPPA, JO~E. Preparing the Sermon.

78 DELORT, CHARLES EDOUARD. The Admiral in Port.

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79 JACQUET, G. The Queen of the \_amp.

So GEROME, JEAN LEON. The Grief of the Pasha.

81 VoN BREMEN, MEYER. Coming from the Market.

82 'FAED, J. The Young Duchess.

83 ACHENBACH, ANDRES. Storm at Scheveningen.

84 VAN MARCKE, EMILE. Cattle in the Meadow Lands.

85 CHARLEMONT, HUGO. The Royal Library.

86 MUNKACSY, MIHALY. The Wrestler's Challenge.

87 ZIEM, FELIX. Evening at Marseilles ..

88 SCHEVENJNGER, C. The Secret.

89 STEVENS, ALFREI'>. At the Railway Station.

90 WAHLBERG, ALFRED. Bright Moonlight in Sweden.

91 CLAYS, P. J. A Summer Day in Holland Waters.

92 DUPRE, JULIEN. In the Harvest Field.

93 BRETON, JULES. By the Sea.

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94 MAKART, HANS. Treasures of the Sea.

95 DE NEUVILLE, A. The Piece in Danger.

96 MCEWEN, WALTER. The Judgment of Paris.

97 SCHREYER. ADOLPH. Fleeing fro~ the Flames.

98 CORRENNE, HENRI. The Salutation.

99 MALI, CHR. Sheep.

100 ISABEY. E . L. G. The Tempest.

101 MAX, GABRIEL. First Sorrow.

102 MEISSONIER, JEAN LOL'IS ERNEST. The Vidette.

103 VERBOECKHOVEN, .EUGENE JOSEF. On the Hillside.

104 PlOT, NORMANDE. Love's Messenger.

105 SEMENOWSKY, E. E. Fair Rosamond.

106 BARGUE, CHARLES. The Prayer to Allah.

107 BERANGER, JEAN BAPTISTE ANTOINE. The Fair Orange Seller.

108 VELY, ANATOLE. Between Love and Riches.

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109 JACQUE, CHARLES EMILE. Feeding Time.

IIO BONHEUR, MARIE-I:{OSA. Cattle at Rest.

I I I K OEK-KOEK, BERNARD CORNELIUS. GatheringStorm in Flanders.

Il2 · FABBI, A. The Chant.

IIJ DETTI, C. Fortune Teller.

I I4 GUDJN, JEAN -ANTOINE-THEODORE. French Fishing Boats.

II5 COROT, JEAN-BAPTISTE-CAMILLE. Before Sunrise.

II6 VAN LEEMPUTTEN. Sheep:

I17 ]AZET, PAUL LEON. The Order to Mount.

II 8 VERSCHUUR, \VALTER. Flemish Inn.

II9 TROYON, CONSTANT. The Pasturage by the W ood on the Road from Honfleur to

V ilierville.

I20 PIOTROWSKY, A . The Polish Insurrection.

I2I COURBET, GUSTAVE, Alpine Scene.

I22 DETAILLE, JEAN BAPTISTE EDOUARD. The Reconnaissance.

I2J EGGERT, S. The Favorable Moment.

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124 BOUGUEREAU, WILLIAM ADOLPHE. The Bathers.

125 . ROYBET, FERDINAND. The Trumpeter.

126 ZORGH, HENDRICK MARTENZE . Dutch Interior.

127 VAN CROSS. Old Dutch Landscape.

128 VAN SCHENDEL, P. Evening Market Scene in Amsterdam.

129 CASANOVA, E. A. Stop your Crying.

Room 42.

OLD DUTCH MASTERS AND , OTHER PICTURES.

150 VAN 0STADE, ADRIAAN, !610-1685. The Jubilee, From the Demidoff Collection.

151 VAN DE VELDE, ADRIAAN, C, !635-1672. Landscape and Cattle. From the Demidoff Collection.

152 (RENIER NOOMS), ZEEMAN, c. !612-1673· Coast Scene. From the Demidoff Collection. Presented by

Byron L. Smith.

l 53 STEEN, JAN, !626--1679· The Family Concert. From the Demidoff Collection.

Presented by T. E. Blackstone .

.i!54 VAN RUYSDAEL, JAKOB, c. I6JO-I68I. The Castle. From the Demidoff Collection.

155 HOBBEMA, MEINDERT, c. !638-1709. The Water Mill. From the Demidoff Collection.

156 VAN MIERIS, WILLEM, 1662-1747· The Happy Mother. From the Demidoff Collection. Pre-

sented by Edson Keith.

157 FLEMISH MASTER, about 1525. Portrait of a Man. From the May Collection.

158 TENIE:RS, DAVID, 16!0- 1694· The Guard House. From the Demidoff Collection.

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159 VANRYN, REMBRANDT, 1608-1669. Portrait of a Young Girl. From the D.emidoff Collection.

16o VANDYCK, ANTHONY, 1599-1641. Portrait of the Princess Helena Leonora de Sievere. From

the Demidoff Collection.

161 HALS, FRANZ, 1581-1666. Portrait of his Son. From the Demidoff Collection.

162 RUBENS, PETER. PAUL, 1577-1640. Portrait of the Marquis Spinola. From the I;>emidoff

Collect ion.

163 TERBURG, GERARD, 1617-1681. The Guitar Lesson. From the Demidoff Collection. Pre-

sented by Charles T. Yerkes.

164 VELASQUEZ, DIEGO, 1599-1660. Portrait of Philip l V of Spain. From the Secretan Collec-

tion.

165 VANDER NEER, AERT, 1619-1683. Moonlit Landscape.

166 VANDYCK, ANTHONY, 1599--1641. Madonna, the infant Christ and St. Catherine, The Mystic

Marriage of St. Catherine. Lent by Albert A. Sprague.

167 NETSCHER, CASPAR, 1639-1684. Portrait. Lent by M. A. Ryerson

168 UCHTERVELT, J., C. 1670. The Music Lesson. Lent by M. A. Ryerson.

169 RUYSDAEL, JACOB VAN, C. I6J0-168J. Landscape. Lent by M. A. Ryerso~.

170 CUYP, AELBERT, I605-1691. Cavaliers on a Road in Holland. Lent by P. C. Hanford.

171 VANRYN. REMBRANDT, 1008-1669. The Accountant. Lent by P. C. Hanford.

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172 MURILLO, BARTOLOME ESTABAN, r617-I682. The Immacula te Conception. Lent by P. C. Hanford.

173 VAN RYN, REMBRANDT, I6o8-1669. Saul and David. Lent by Durand-Rue!.

174 HALS, FRANZ, 1584-1666. Wilhelm van Heythuysen. Lent by C. L. Hutchinson.

175 MAES, NICHOLAS, 1632-1 6<,)3. Portrait of a Man. Lent by C. L. Hutchinson.

176 MAES, NICHOLAS, 1632-1693 . Portra it of a Woman. Lent by C. L. Hutchinson.

177 CUYP, AELBERT, 1006-1672 . Portrait of the Artist's Father. Lent by C. L. Hutchinson.

178 VAN DER NEER, AERT, 1619-1683. Landscape and Figures. Lent by C. L. Hutchinson.

179 VAN DER CAPELLE, }AN. Marine. Lent by M. A. Ryerson.

Rooms 43 and 45.

OIL PAINTINGS.

200 SCHOOL OF PAUL VERONESE. Music.

201 MORO (SIR ANTHONY MORE) . Portrait of Columbus. Lent by Charles F. Gunther.

202 COPLEY, JOHN SINGLETON. Portrait of Major Andre. Lent by Charles F. Gunther.

203 GOYEN, ]AN VAN, 159'6- 1656. On the Banks of the Meuse. Lent by P . C. Hanford.

204 RUYSDAICL, JAKOB VAN, C. I6JO- I68r. A Wooded Landscape. Lent by P. C. Hanford.

205 RUBENS, PETER PAUL (attributed to). Woman's Head. Lent by Henry D. Winans.

206 PEELE, J. T . Reception into Paradise. Lent by C. B. Hume.

207 ZIEM, FELIX. Landscape. Lent by Charles J. Singer.

208 POKITONOW, J. Country Scene. Lent by Charles J .. Singer.

209 KAMMERER. FREDERIC HENRI. Modiste, 16th Century. Lent by Charles J. Singer.

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210 FLAMENG, FRANCOIS. Cat at Play. Lent by Charles J. Singer.

2I I COMAN. MRS. A. B. Landscape. Lent by Charles J. Singer.

2I2 DIAZ, NARCISSE. Mother and Children. Lent by Charles J. Singer.

2I3 GEROME, ]. L. Egyptian Dancing Girl. Lent by Charles]. Singer.

2I4 ROBBINS, LEE. Portrait of Mrs. -S. Lent by Charles J. Singer.

2I5 L'HERMITTE, L. A. Interior (Pastel). Lent by Charles J. Singer.

2I6 DANNAT, WILLIAM T. After Mass. Lent by Charles J. Singer.

2I7 BLUM, R. Scene in Venice. Lent by Charles J. Singer.

2I8 DAUBIGNY, CHARLES FRANCOIS. Moonlight. Lent by Charles J. Singer.

2I9 KNIGHT, RIDGWAY. Spring. Lent by Charles J. Singer.

220 CRCEGAERT, GEORGES. Interior. Lent by Charles J. Singer.

22I PEARCE, CHARLES SPRAGUE. Head of a Young Girl. Lent by Charles J. Singer.

222 GRAYSON, C. P. Pont Aven. Lent by Charles J. Singer.

223 SHAW, ANNIE C. Landscape. Lent by Dr. S. W. ShJ.w.

224 KOWALSKI, A. W. Horses and Winter Landscape. Lent by S. A. Kent.

Oil Paintings.

225 WADE, CAROLINE D. Portrait of a Lady.

226 NOURSE, ELIZABETH. Good Friday. Lent by John Irving Pearce, Jr.

227 NOURSE, ELIZABETH. The Neighbors. Lent by John Irving Pearce, Jr.

221! COLEMAN, SAMUEL. On the Docks. Lent by C. L. Hutchinson.

229 CHASE, WILLIAM M. Alice. Presented by Ernest A. Hamill.

230 HEALY, G. P. A. Armenian Fathers.

231 DANNAT, WILLIAM T. Sacristy in Aragon. Presented by Opera Festival Associ-

ation.

232 STARR, WM. W. Portrait bu~t of Dr. Davis.

233 PEARCE, CHARLES SPRAGUE. The Beheading of John the Baptist.

234 HARRISON, ALEXANDER. Les Amateurs.

235 GUARDABASSI, F. M. (Perugia). H. H. Pope Leo XIII. Lent by the Artist.

236 NEAL, DAVID. Interior of St. Marks. Presented by Samuel M. Nickerson.

237 THOMPSON, H ARRY. Un Calvaire. (A Crucifix.)

238 THOMPSON, HARRY. Landscape and Sheep in Picardy. Lent by James H. Dole.

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240 BOGGS, F. M. Fishing Boats going out with the tide at Isigny, France.

Lent by James H. Dole.

241 , HiTCHCOCK, GEORGE. Holland Flower Girl. Presented by Potter Palmer .

. 242 KEMYS, EDWARD. The Battle of the Bulls, bronze statuette.

243 SHIRLAW, WALTER. Portrait of the Artist. Presented by Joseph M. Rogers.

244 KEMYS, EDWARD. A Mountaineer, bronze statuette.

245 REID, ROBERT. Blessing the Boats. Lent by C. P. Ream.

246 FOSTER, BEN. Flowers. Lent by J ames H. Dole.

:247 STRICKLAND. Portrait of Samuel J . Glover. Lent by Otis R. Glover.

248 THOMPSON, HARRY. Landscape and Cattle. Lent by the Artist.

249 CORWIN, CHARLES A. Knee deep in June (Pastel) . . Lent by the Artist.

250 CORWIN, CHARLES A. · An Oat Harvest (Pastel). Lent by the Artist.

251 MELCHERS, GAR!. The Pilots.

252 ELLIOTT, CHARLES. Portrait of H. W. Hewitt. Lent by Mrs. Hewitt.

253 WEISS, GEORGE. The Chess Players. Lent by Charles A. Mair.

254 HEALY, G. P. A. , Portrait of the late John Crerar of Chicago.

Oil Paintings.

255 ROGERS, RANDOLPH. The Lost Pleiad (Marble Statue). Presented by Mrs. E. S.

Stickney.

256 MARBLE COPY OF CANOVA'S VENUS. Presented by Mrs. Perry H. Smith.

257 LOEHER, ALOYS. Columbian Shield, silver r elief.

258 LOEHER, ALOYS. Portrait Bust of Wm. C. Cramer (blind), Editor Evening

Wisconsin. 259 KEMYS, EDWARD.

Portrait Bust of the Sioux Chief, Sitting Bull; bronze.

Room 3 I.

COLLECTION OF REPRODUCTIONS OF ANTIQ!JE BRONZES, PRESENTED BY H. N. HIGINBOTHAM.

These bronzes are copies of the-famous antiques found in H ercu· la ne nm and Pompeii, now in the Museum a t Naples. They a re certified by the Naples Museum to be true fac-similes in surface, mounting and color as well as form.

BUSTS.

264 D emocritus.

26) Amazon.

266 Youth with Chlamis.

267 Ptolemy Soter.

268 Doryphoros.

26C;) Archytas.

270 Seneca.

27 1 Hermes.

272 Scipio Africanus.

273 Ptolemy Philadelphus.

274 Ptolemy Lathros. 26

Reproductions o.f Antique Bronzes.

275 Ptolemy Alexander.

276 !::iylla.

277 Heraclitus.

278 Ideal Head.

279 Sylla

280 Apollo, archaic .

281 Ptolemy.

282 Agrippina.

283 Indian Dionysos (formerly called Plato).

STATUETTES (upon shelves and top of case).

284-8 Figures of Cupid (five).

}89 Venus Anadyomene, small.

290 Boy with Goose.

291 Boy with Dolphin.

292 Alexander, on horseback.

293 Faun with vVine Skin.

295 Fisherman.

296-9 Figures of Old Satyrs (four) .

300 Silenos.

VARIOUS SUBJECTS.

301 Bisellium, double seat.

302-3 Figures of Gazelles (two).

304 Tripod of Isis.

305 Tripod.

306 Candelabra

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307 Tripod.

308 Helmet, armor of gladiator.

309-10 Pair of Greaves, armor of gladiator.

3 II · Large Lamp.

312 Youth.

IN GLASS CASE.

313 Cupid and Dolphin- Lamp Stand.

314 Apollo with Lyre.

315-16 Two pairs of Balances, hung from shelf.

--5"i/ Old Satyr, standing figure .

318 Lamp, bearing tigure of boy with goose.

319 Young Satyr with Thyrsus.

320- 1 Two Cups with handles.

322-3 Two Bronze Rhytons, drinking vessels.

324 Demosthenes, small bust.

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333

" Agrippina,

Metrodorus,

Epicurus,

" Zeno,

Her mach us,

Handle of Vase.

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334 Venus at H er Toilet, small.

Rrproductions of Antique Bronzes.

STATUES.

335 Apollo Hermaphroditus; marble base.

336 Apollo, with plectrum.

337 Mercury at Rest, marble base.

338-42 Figures of Dancing Girls (five).

343 Praying Girl. 344 Discobolos, so called, more probably a runner.

345 Discobolos, " " " 346 Young Drunken Faun, marble base.

347 Borghese Faun.

Roorns 8 and r o.

MODERN FRENCH SCULPTURE, ADDED TO THE ELBRIDGE G. HALL COLLECTION; AND

OTHER MODERN SCULPTURE.

400 FREMIET, EMMANUEL; French, Contemporaneous. Man of the Stone Age.

401 CHAPU, HENRI MICHET ANTONINE; French, Contemporane-ous.

Joan of Arc.

402 FREMIET, EMMANUEL; French, Contemporaneous. The Wounded Dog.

403 SAINT MARCEAUX, RENE DE; French, Contemporaneous. Spirit guarding the Secret of the Tomb.

404 ERIKSSON, CHRISTIAN; Sweden, Contemporaneous. Portrait of Linn<eus (Carl Von Linne). Presented by P. S.'

Peterson.

405 LEIGHTON, SIR FREDERICK. President l~oyal Academy. English, Contemporaneous.

The Sluggard. Bronze. Lent by the Artist.

4o6 DUBOIS, PAUL; French, Contemporaneous. One of Four Figures from the Tomb of Lamoriciere .

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407 DUBOIS, PAUL; French, Contemporaneous_ . One of Four Figures from the Tomb of Lamoriciere.

408 DUBOIS, PAUL ; French Contemporaneous. One of Four Figures from the Tomb of Lamoriciere.

409 DUBOIS, PAUL; French, Contemporaneous, One of Four Figures from the Tomb of Lamoriciere.

410 MERCIE, ANTONIN; French, Contemporaneous. "In Spite of All."

41 I BARRIAS, LOUIS ERN EST ; French, Contemporaneous. Mozart as a Child. Bronze.

412 CAIN, AUGUSTE: French, Contemporaneous. Rhinoceros attacked by Tigers.

413 CAIN, AUGUSTE; French, Contemporaneous. "Lion strangling a Crocodile. Presented by the Artist.

414 BARRIAS, LOUIS ERNEST ; French, Contemporaneous. The First Burial.

415 MERCIE, ANTONIN; French, Contemporaneous. David, the Victor.

.p6 BARTLETT, PAUL W.; American. Contemporaneous. Bohemian and Bears. Lent by the Artist.

417 RODIN, AUGUSTE; French, Contemporaneous. Citizen of Calais.

418 MASSUULE, ANDRE ARTHUR PAUL; French. Contemporane-ous.

An Ancestor.

419 DELAPLANCHE, EUGENE ; French (deceased). Security.

4~0 IDRAC, ANTOINE JEAN MARIE; French, Contemporaneous. . Salammb6.

4~1 HASSELBERG, PER; Sweden, Contemporaneous. The Snowdrop. Presented by S. E. Gross, 1 Sy3.

32 The Art .l11stitute of Chicago.

422 FRENCH, DANIEL CHESTER; American, Contemporaneous. Dr. Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet teaching a deaf-mute child.

Original bronze in Washington, D. C. Lent by the Artist.

423 FRENCH, DANIEL CHESTER. John Han·ard, founder of Harvard College. Original bronze

at Cambridge, Mass. Lent by the Artist.

426 FRENCH, DANIEL CHESTER. Death and the Sculptor-designed as a memorial of Martin

Milmore, Sculptor, Boston. Lent by the Artist.

427 WUERTZ, EMIL H.; American, Contemporaneous. The Murmur of the Sea. Lent by the Artist.

428 Jov, A. BRUCE; English, Contemporaneous. Bust of Bishop of Canterbury.

429 Jov, A. BRUCE; English, Contemporaneous. Bust of Mrs. M. A. N ovarro, Mary Anderson.

430 PETERSON, GEORGE D.; American, Contemporaneous. Tiger at Bay. Lent by the Artist.

43I GEROME, JEAN LEON; French, Contemporaneous. Anacreon. Bronze Statuette. Presented by L. Barbedienne.

43I TILDEN DOUGLAS; Ainerican, Contemporaneous. The Tired Boxer.

432 TILDEN, DOUGLAS ; American, Contemporaneous. Indian Bear Hunt, bronze.

433 DONOGHUE, JoHN; American, Contemporaneous. The Young Sophocles leading the chorus of Victory after

the Battle of Salamis. Lent by the,Artist.