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From a late Foreign Journal.
THE NEW ART


Half as many places as commended for the
honor of giving birth to Homer, are now con-
tending for that Of the invention or discovery
of the new art of producing drawings, or pic
lures, or both and certainly the discovery of
productive energy in nature heretofore un-
known.
No common object TO the sight Displays
But what with pleasure Heaven itself surveys,
For now miracles have ceased, such Disco
veries and inventions Cor revelations, if the
phrase may be permited,) are the means by
which Providence discoses new roads to So
cial happiness.
We scarcely yet Know how to denominate
this new art of producing pictures. M. Da-
guerre, the highly talented Partisan dioramist,
wished, and probably still wishes--,o confer
on ii his own name, by academical authority !;
meanwhile, our own countryman, Mr.. Talbot,
less ambitious, has given to it--or given TO
that branch Of ii which he has explored, and
explained to the Royal Society of London
the more scientific name of " Phoiogenic
Dra,cing y and the German practitioners call
it Hel1ography But America, also, has made
some professions 10 the discovery, and we
may possibly soon hear of transatlantic APP
pellation. Since, however, sunlight seems to
be essential to its successful practice, we
conceive the Sms has, least, as good Alright
10 insist upon the important Me-" as he.
who OF old blow the organ bellows, and upon
the same principle.
Who has the best right to be esteemed the
original inventor or discoverer? is question
we shall not discuss at present, further than
to say, that letter, published in the Literary
Gazette, claims that distinction for NJ
Niepsce, since deceased, but formerly the CO.
experimentalist Of NJ. Daguerre. This gen.
teman seems. to have the most satisfactory
claims but all parties mus, be heard-per-
haps probed-and it may possibly then APP
pear, that the new art may have been invented
in more places than one ; and so nearly at
the same time, that more than one may, with
justice, lay claim to the honor OF originality.
In many respects, but in one more particu-
larly, which has always been held to be
great academical diflicuty-we mean the art
Of fore. shortening"-Nature will become a
severe school-mistress. No anatomical or
unacademical fore-shorienings will occur to
the heliographist; since we know, well, that
Nature puts every thing correctly in perspec-
tive, "and no mistake
Wherefore, for the present, and for the
qualification Of those Of our readers who may
also wish TO experimentalize, VIC make pub
licly known, that with the concurrence -four
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