The Sun.
London, England, 1870-01-15 00:00:00

FINE ARTS IN IVEW YORK.

Mr. J. B. Bristol, a well-known and clever land-
scape-painter, has just completed a fine view of
Green Mountain scenery, representing Mount Mans-
field in the distance, a wooded plain in the middle •
distance, and a glimpse of Lake Champlain in the
fore ground. This picture, painted in the artist's
very best style, was commissioned by Nit. Hawk,
proprietor of the St. Nicholas Hotel.
Mr. Ed. Gay, one of the rising painters in New
York, has now on his easel a large pastoral subject :
a view near Albany, N.Y., which promises to become
a valuable work when completed ; it already ex-
hibits much true poetic sentiment.
Mr. Arthur Parton, a young landscape-painter of
promise, has just finished a picture called " Sunset
in the North Woods," in which the artist displays
his usual fine qualities of colour.
Snedecor's Art Gallery, as usual, possesses a num-
ber of fine examples of some of the best American
artists. Among the most prominent of these may
be mentioned a large marine picture entitled "Ruins
of Grosney Castle," sunset after a storm, by Mr.
M. F. IL Haas, a work possessing some high qua-
lities as well as some faults. "The Coming Storm,"
landscape and cattle, by Jas. M. Hart, one of the
most distinguished landscape painters of Ame-
rica. A striking landscape composition " The
Forray" (from Irving's Conquest of Grenada), by
Samuel Colman. There are many other noticeable
and excellent figure and landscape subjects by
Messrs. George lanes, J. G. Brown, William Hart,
Geo. C. Lamsden, W. L. Sontag, G. H. Hall, J. K.
3revoort, Clinton Ogilvie, &c., whose works will be
more fully reviewed from time to time. Mr. W. L.
Sontag, whose pictures have enriched many flue
collections on both sides of the Atlantic, has been
compelled to suspend his labours for some time past
on account of an affection of his eyes.
Mr. J. H. Lawman, a Pittsburg artist, recently
visited New York, when he painted a spirited por-
trait of the Rev. H. IV. Beecher, and also some
pleasing little landscapes.

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