The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

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utterly behins tho require mests Of he age.
The CAaytuart in aiinsion 70 the favor which The Ian
which Represents two decreJ i'd old women bearing he
psmes Of Polka and Rsdow., entering the Hospioe des
visuA asnssss AID eysaadss rs% n1n1 ma
ton Of The Ianoers"
Art News.
The Mayor and Common Council OF the city OF New
York, 10 rumored, are contemplating the subjes' o.
srt In reference 70 future action touching public gal
Iery.
Mr. George Hall has recently completed senae very
beautiful works In his peculiar line and style Of ar A
randa Viewing the wreck "a Rsvere q shakspere" In
which the portraits Rosae Beatrice, Juliet and other
personages present. aAn Children ct the Theatre"
and "Domine SAMPSON also are equally worthy OF nd
nraen. Mr. Hall, after passing the ordeal 70 which 81
artists ambitious Of historical renown have been subjected
has established his reputation In that department OF arto
which Mr. David Huntington has made many valuable
contributions Nthere be anything 70 note dsparssingy
in this geneman's works is the elaborate fidelity with
which be sbors One cannot contemplate his productions
without an sdmrxure Of mpathy with admiration. He
exquisey rendered Squire and angelic counenance Of
Miranda beyond all praise. II satsfacsion to kaow
that Mr. Hall s honored with commissions far beyond his
time TO execute.
ssThe packet ship Fiaea beating out the North Chan
nel.'-An artist passenger on board the Fldebs has
made very spirited sketch Of the graceful man@uvering
By which Capt william Nsc6l managed 70 bring hs shp
into New York, twenty-five days ahead Of the Clipper
ship Typhoon both vessels having leit Liverpool on the
same day. he says, ~ soon AZ Captain MasSil disco
vered The object Of the Typhoon In hauling to wndward
be wore ship and stood for the North pas
sage which enabled him. the south wind blowing fresh
for several days. 70 his longitude west with grea'
CELEBRITY There 10 little hardness OF outline in the draw
Ing Of the wser, and want Of decacy Of color ana zone
these faults however, are most tyroS In ma
rine subjects.
"Polisicisns," BY Hogartb, Jr very spirited per.
Torrance II the work under NOTICE. 10 color u
10 worthy the pencil Of Esty. The subject is
the interior or . daily democratic newspaper
office, wherein are seen politician. Of nigh and ow as
OF the principal actors in the tabeau, while the
ma,ks Of ntemperance are plainly visible In the faces
tar Of political ofgacy Mr.. John MoClellAnd 10 doubt
less The delineator OF this very Characteristic hn
Nr. Brown and his daughters, 90 Well known for the
have recently finished two three very clever
lures. The " Milk Nsid," now on exhibition, ID wor.ny
Of sewsrts "washipstou,D painted BY ths elder Ma.
Brown, widowed lady, has procured for her very
great Summation 10 the younger a.s Brown, - we'll
- to Mis- Lily n Spencer, II must not DO deemed
d..courteous TO say that their artistic predictions
hkf starved fxmshpg dogs and INT pigs might suffer
little sbsemsnt without d'spnagcmsnt to their wei
canned reputation.
Mlgpoi has recently finished . charming winter scens
OF the Fshk Mountains rae possessor OF this brllAhs
ana S S -. % Of
Mr.. Agrot does not, ~ Mr.. .. and M b stop hal! va
on his journey for the purpose Of enjoyinx essfci :.
vere proceeds to the end OF his work leaving nothing
undone previous to It's being submitted TO public gaze.
IAN Early American Historical Scene with all due
decrence to tie artist who has had the emerty TO pre-
public gsze be arraened for his p'esu npton
Had he produced much better works in past years
be might be .oe,aeo for his Ambitious failure. II Ia
Every way Inferior 70 TIE worEt things he hiss done
neither IN color, form or expression DO We recoeuiz
srght that gods or can approve Let IL be taken down
The "Chid Samuel" by Emile sAintln. one 10 rarely
favored durisg the coo1e OF natural life with an por
tvnty Of bshoidng more perfect work than this OF
Mons. saintin. There need be marvel at The n.sh
accomplished mas.er will DO idle or unrsmanerasea
Nj. henry Brent, who has occasionally painted some
clever American landscapes, hes Of late ad ssde ns
perpsxes Of artists who belong to that ciAss de
noupa.sd probstoners, rendered 90 NUMEROUS ana
mperous oy the untowArd CIR ,umstAnoes Of the pre-
seIt PERIOD that they compelled suffer
Of slac be superseded by Their need OF money eno
delicate those hours procure sus,nsnoe which shouo
be tonsscrnted 10 neole idea Mr. B eni 10 c,m moo
with Dousby, Enns Burr I'd, and many otnef sr.ts
rare susnm~nu, might afford the muse maoy sad "A
wnerewtn sbsme the world for ia insensoiy 10 a.,
vel for the supjec, or ins Boucs that he 10 douoiy
armed: h.s vigorous pen acivein the magazine lissrs
ure Of the cav and lever sleni vines art in question
Portraits o. tao children, The daughters OF kr. Rasse
OF Brockyn. NJ. cndel,, who 10 certainly among TOE
pronisng rsipf sr.s,s IN porrasurs has eosc hiusei
krsst ortdh In mis- performance; decided improvement
n yhibe IN b, recent Work q compared win hs
years opts. Tie worf under notice s m mayed With
uresr esrgsuons 70 Tue srrst for ns sssauy sOd ss
In spirhnaiZpg tnsir iulc ones Mr.. bondeli SAID
goes 10 Albany to psir, the King Of New Yors, Ana
governor King nthn be uue, We sdvise him TO sud-
Tho woiks Of stewart ~ pre neuuy step. Tho King
ali good ivsrs and Barfupdy coed old port vensoa
arc n rendered In the bu 70 e divne-tspe
cisiy Kings face by RED ochre, or vermilhon.
winter Scene: "sks,ins tue North river:' Dallas
Tbs very spirited crAwirf, execaed In me AriUs
besi ,rk and designed tor OF TIE nsmeroos pe-oc
Gals y NE city hnope The srcue We rssa.y resof
Xssor House, and Mr. stewart No msn,ssr ana dramatic
critic; tho wharf seen bear,tuly grouped tne
nsurcs Of Mrs Vernon sprsK"epe, aud Mr. Eiwin fer
rest CLEAN Of sunshb. sipots byzoptaly ACROSS tue
aev,rs Tbs burly fguye Of iir Forrest ~ssseo,
full one Of Mrs. Vernon who,e tverlastng ringls hsog
csseessy sdown her shonden ~ no c.her lady can O.
pose hem.
"ve~s in italy aud the noun,xos OF Virginia Mr.
sopisg recently IRON Ference ns being hs
second vist 10 Eurcpc. Tnose Who have ccuve'sod v
our sts,s VINO have Waited ins Oa World on professional
srnca,on, Rave Issyned rom ne a, no,s or suyo.
the gran .eur and beauty OF the mountains AGO vslegs
OF cur own country. Ire po,t the amateur and tee
ana IN the gry CID runs Of older nations, .
,horsapd sssocialons viviely recalled 70 mind BY
Their perurh OF the literature OF tue Old
World ana are charmed with such tcon,s ~ annual
fall from their pencil Mr. sonisg 10 ouf few OF
our .,s's VI decided orsiashiy woo never iorges rr
His laicst wcrk. painted fer gentle mar well known i0s
hr TASTE 10 mountain pass 10 the Alfghanss II isre
plets wnh vsor and truth, far exoellrg MS former
characteristic productions very effective picture.
Itslsn sctEesy, painted en- the spot, al pictures
SHOULD be, Is . marvellous, evidence OF the proves q
LIS pencil. Whit In Florence Mr.. son,sg hsd the rood
fortune 10 repenh his purse ana ada 10 ns rosown b.
,he sac Of some Of BIZ works to Easisn tourists NJ.
povers, tbe sculptor. was among hts frisuos snd I'D
mirers sne psid ~, quoncsm friend of the Cnciansm
ksssun, ,hen mere vro IN ~, ne compllmsn, Of
mary md attentions among which vuA parting dinnef
70 the sStis, Of The Queen Guy,
"rhe Death Bed of Henry Clay by Robert w.r
We navel, and We navel ro st nnding this decaie
panied sceno where II 10. The subject, OF course oae
which his atbestc. money making age 10 not
well pleased win, 10, the pcsurc veass solsmniy
which should admcnisb the ootaeepsran millionaire OF
o coming event Mr. wier 10, 10 sale, the most dc
vout Of AL artists ssd ~ he holds a hgn public
position 70 say nothing Of his well earned sures in ~.
sbors Of his early years cannot but marvel that
vork Of arr from master grave sub ect
has not been soded 70 Of the private gal
Nrss Of the city II criticism may venture 70 speak