The Express.
London, England, 1857-05-08 00:00:00

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beadiness ”e&ly eloseleai It the
seeks t, to the arehiambe is Web.
beefs fa • my essioy et alb& balm&
of to many pretty bees Wm, Se
a ma b net &MEW whit a
lose thank all at coos c but dos Get ,
ampader as sway heartacites—a malt too
ter " Margiust," Mr. F.
seen* please% is good in tone, and unusually
twieg—dediedly an improvement upon his
in which the " namby-
srMitirr long time the Fending

Duke Online and Viola," Mr. F. Pickeregill.
'vs bestworks he has yet produced—excellent
,clever as a composition, and charming in
face firths Duke is manly and full of
ails both the hoe and figure of Viola sr* ax-
/ Istainise sad graceful—almost too fesslaine
story is the subject of the pieta*. Mr.
evidently studied in the Italian
Lno little effect ; the light and shade are
/ arranged ; we congratulate him upon •
esoceesfal work, and one that shows considerable

likin4is. as eau), prolific : we hare no lea
• ts Ikea Ms pencil. " Life and Still
essume, represents a roguish-bolds(
whit *Aka block in her lap, whew
rya bee shows in ludicrous contrest is
• %bat b bewthig from her own. There is
the entire picture, which the
illierilmemr own country would regard with
rt bog

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°shah the yam( hdy Wore us has Be-
words heti- ea bee Ups •1111 is her WA.
for the Pony," a dem Ifs Odom
Age." ea add woman led•pulp if
• oossodoy km—ons et fr ols-
asofooms—kbaselehro
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obtstliv
boo of Se yam. via a
adiht infantine intaglios% dim like a
iporhine in the shady bus the holoesps
ef fie piston is well ahmhpall ft is rood,
e 8 .a
juisrA yet not mob* so. "Hide
a " gentle swain," in ph-
, mho% is standing op, with ram-rod
arac..;;:sult • tree, bat hie 12411:
the
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—dho me bloo to
War boa Mho iodise—
lima Mb Ist, his .hut
r epee knew olhotupos the oohs
•Imo h Us the nioalotho
h din kid a sheer compoddas wow
shall soml paid. " The World For-
deem 'Oh& of which Mr. Haniey
poidlorly faul. The face of the soaks
/awl hwheadaminding us of Chanson
den piorms s

en wee oceschaes lad tendee hate.

has owl le.liand head.' of the kneeling

• esiatrest well caseelved.

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as taistonsms Katherine, Xing Ilttery
pitad p. Mr. Le haa pea
il
tbs farm
pals
of the rick Qom, lanti2l leak that Mayas the watches' un-
-. whether it la sleep or death that has gained
wastsey—ths this at MI is at its ebb, antbefore
intim at • wow light the shadow of earth le
away ft's. the calm white face. The
steely ethereal enough, yet they are
ammdeed, and the gliding motion adequately
Nedetail that can benefit the composition
d ; in it, general tone and drawing it is
much praise.

. Imes memy careful studies of English--
44 amglish—country life. The great charm
M their rural truth. There is a (reek-
s fragrance about them. They:carry you far
Thom the smoky town, with its den of trade, its
bun teak sad crowded streets, to quiet nooks in
It bays, where, seated by cliff and rock, you listen
murmur of the restless am or to pleasant lanes
Ids, where everything glows with healthy life,
sunburnt children, who arc leaping like
'he tall gram, to the birds who stream in
along the blue sky, or carol their
the breere-shaken trees. " A Signal
Horizon," a capital bit from the coast, the
spirited and characteristic ; the man with
- especially is good in colour and comp°-
. Widow's Son going to See—full of
na-
quiet pathos ; the figures introduced in
fotegrmnd are well drawn, sailors every inch of
; bat the breath of the sea is everywhere about
gfieltsues ; they are death from nature, and are
• " The Ifiny's Letter :" here the
us further Wm/4 amil the letter we find a parent
jet illeriTed from the wan-
the "young "ploughman of the wave."
in t bIS plCher, MI well grouped, but not
in drawing ; thesileali—e kelt with Mr.
too pink ; the suosionsis-moggor
t
A metallic, too gram hats esiglas Itetlea
pictures are always we at ahmetimeselnesa
all lovers of nature in her omigimt m
Ir. Anthony seems determined to lose astiting of
reputation he has gained as one of the best of
laridsear painters. " The lone Church by
ea Bhoee ts a clever picture both in tether
execution. " The Spring in the Wood:" pea
-• way ' • the foliage and water paintedin Kr.
bat style ; and few would desire more.
I.ionell has a tine landecape—eacellest, the
d boldly executed, the distance perfect. l
producing certain stsseepherie elects thhi
quite unequalled. " The Mountain Peth." by
Listen, ia also worthyd • very high grain.