New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

tors, IN che work: one is formed by William sud his
attendant. another by the Car and bis coarse ret
nue., and a third BY shIp-csrpenier who hour'sees
bis az Just az il be were about to oehead feef'
The costumes are also not historically true; u .
with artists as with actors they fond OF adopt
irg conventional garments while boasting hstoricai
accuracy. Peter lcoks very young ard enthusiastic,
though Bishop Barnet, whose History of bis Own
Time the paiIiter onIds his production, rstes that
the great Car already afflicted with an inces-
SAINT CONFUSION of tie face, consequence OF his
incorporate habits.
I. +. Millais has an interesting picture repre-
s,rtirr the escape Of hereto girl, in NalladOhd,
in The wear 1859. There is no fault TO be found
with ibis production, except that the size Of tho
monk is too short for bis head. The story is
moving one. The coniessor OF the convict u sboaS
10 deliver the poor creature 10 the secular arm,
when familiar Of the Holy lnquisition suddenly
sets uron him. gags and binds him. strips on his
habit, and puts II upon the prisoner, who IS thus
,nstled to pass cat from the prison.
a Field Convertible, by L. f. Pools Is also
remarkable production. The Scotch minister, who
forms the most prominent figure highly expressive.
Among the cor gregatiOn We unmarked young e'ri
who has no; enly nothing Scotch about her, ous is
even an ideal cxs gycrs,iUn u; the Italian type.
II. Wsnis's Mcntsigne" is noble figure quits
worthy Of witty ED Michel, ~hom Nichelet calls
Wis. Fpcurren. almost Sncied that could read
some parts 81 the Is>als ia US lte"sane WIFI
kl,s. He is seated in his library, aud young girl
(Mademolsene Gournay) is writing at his Feet
Montaicrc himself says that nc could never dictate
without pacirg up and down his room; oat tnis Is,
after ALL al insignificant det,li. -,
have likewise remarked farewell scene, which
il yery well executed. The siage-coach IN which
the son takes his departure, and the sad relatives
who look after him. are tlulJleSs. But, uhhapplly,
TIE paner undertakes 20 enlivcn his picture, which
did not al al need il, by rainbow, possibly as
token of hope: end this unucky rainbow looks aoso-
utely as if i were meteor of pssteboard hung up
in the sky.
There are several German exhibitors among them
Krchbacb, who has a Holy Family before Jerusalem.
The picture is ceyerly compos, d; but when was
asked BY by.standcr whether the Virgin Mary was
riding ON a donkey or seated on rock was unable
10 give satisfactory answer, for either the donkey
il like rock or the rock Ike donkey. Another
Teutonc artist, VI. Kimpel, hiss sent Gretchen
thinking on Faust; she is spinning, and signs the adj
miIabe-
MY peace is gone, my heart is heavy"
There is nothing 10 be said against H. except that t
could represent any other weeping giri as wen az
Gotbes charming Gretchen.
The French artists have opened their own fourth
animal exhibition in Pall-Ma Here, also, there IL
a falling Of although Rosa Bonheurs Deai.o's u
the Highlands. Duoases Brittany ftshnoman, ana
Couture's Minstrel are very good. The most Won
derful productions however, the real gems OF tho
gallery true maryels of art, found IN three small
| pictures about ten inches square IN sze by Mes-
soper The Chess Piager 4 LaRSgWeaet and A Nous
0u,fdire Nothing could surpass their wonderful
minnteBess and d, cacy of finish and never has tho
Latin proyerb IA pdrc0 mHii1m found more aston
ishDg application.