The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-12

harvest Of sketches 10 the country drawing 70 close
and shall soon nave them all back again, with rudy
checks and well filed portfolios, really for winter cam
pagn IL The easel.
Church 10 rapidly recovering from the severe eject Of
hs beng thrown from his carriage BE IL at tne house
Of the widow Of Cole, at Cauxl. Like broken winged
eagle longing fer Ns home among the rocky solituds,
SO he waiting mpatierty TO nnsh his great original
picture, "The Iceheyes at Noon Day"
Hicks Is Ut Trenton Falls, doing portraits.
Clifford lie At the Sunny soath-North Carolina and yr-
ginisin his SUNNI or ssetcbiDg grounds aaa may
pect 10 . rendering OF the delicious views
ahcundng 10 The Bue Mountains and the picturesque val
ley Of the Potomac and James rivers
Thompson the sculptor, has just completed head Of
one of the "Mothers Of Mighty RAcs'-i g. an Ameri-
can naron's portrait; medaon admirable in sentiment,
and which will add another to his subsequent trumphs
Jsmes Hart, the eccentric Of the fraternity Is
of 10 the orest lakes the home Of loon and wild deer
and We may expect some charming transcripts OF the
hemock, beach, birch and cedar round the Diana mir
rors" OF the gres. north woods.
Eastman johnson hard At work in town
upon . companion piece Of the sod Ken
lucky Home.D II will be by far the most important
Of this arss very clever lin the English scnoo works.
will be Yankee scene, with all the characteristics Of
New England HE. His friends predict for IT perfect
success
Eiiots aiead Of "copper" the only great and truly
life like portra. Of him extsn 10 attracting great aten-
ton at williams Stephens 1t is worthy Of tho best
days Of portrature Of any age and all who gaze upon it
feel proudly that Elliot nobly holds his own.
Jared thompson rus.icating New Haven painting
the portraits Of several distinguished cIergymcn Of that
city. His portrait of Jewish Rabbi and Dr. RAphail
gave great satisfaction TO that divnes many fricnds
VIM. Hart Is st the sosshore recruiting for the rough
headiands Of next winter.
Boughtcn, at Paris, is studying with every aid that
city afford uIder the best Ono little picture
ia spoken very highly Of by French critic. II is win
ter piece.
Delissards Fighting Ducks" creates a grea. demand
for those quaint effects Of color original aud captivating
that all true picture lovers wana; least I'll
coy corner In their art collections.
Cropsey teaching the English love American land.
scape, and us English scenery. His picture Of Ann
Hsihaway's Cottage is Of his best p,ctures-the
winding and willowy Avon slitterng In the distance
Palmer has on hand grand conception. II 10 bronze
statue Of Warrington 100 feet gh be cast in pieces
by process to stand upon the highest pon, OF the
Central Park. VIII DO Washington the Ilber sort
Of patriotic Hercules, resting after his i4oors
Page the vonGs painter, 10 in town. and about CIV ng
exhibition Of his last pictures from their great variety
they win doubtless attract much attention.
Powers, tired or busts, has hand an
siegoric group, by far the most important work
he has undertaken. He certainly . statue
to fortune who has ever most kindly smiled upon him
since his first entrance into the domain oil art
Hanly, the erayon artist, rs having great run in Bos
In depth Of sentiment and expression he has never
been surpassed.
Van Beesi. bes, marine painter, has brought many
valuable sketches from Lis late in tho yacht
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fortunate possessor Of some OF his best pictures.
Huntington Is engaged upon those famous woman
PORTRAITS" which deiica,ely conceived and
painted with much feeling that no one who mas ouce
them but desires to their friends thus
admirably delineAed his success is commensurate with
bis untripg industry.
waren's portfolio is full of the rocks aud waves or
Mount Desers, aud predict for this young artist
brilliant future.
Hubbard Is hard work with fall effects lie may
par excellence be called painter Of autumn land
scapes with ,ruthfniness and with
Mr.. Thomas Tester has just completed at his studio
No 55s Broadway,a picture called The Age OF limo
cence"
There IS IN the city he last picture from III,
painted by Mrs. Lilly NJ saeaoer, which time
since on exhibition At sncdicors Gallery, Broadway
1t said 70 be tho moa, pleasing and successful work
that mcriorous artist
Goupn a Go. importing ane photographs
o pictures Of the leading french aud German artists
and any dcslrous OF possessing portfolio ~ FAC
Smiles a tLese admirable works o. VIII and rare
chance at their establishment. OF years this city
has proved good market for original pictures Of
modern French German schools that VIC understand
there will DC very large Importation or thai class
season, well 81 cngrsv ngs by European
artists.
BROWNS ray AND CRY on new YORK AT suS.
RISE"
This picture which Ia the first American landscape
painted by Nr g. l. Brown his Italy,
exhibition al the Crsyon Art Gallery, but
, say reszcs the high hopes or this Artist many
fritnds. II gives brilliant epitome 81 twenty miles
from sandy Hook Four,c-nth street the stand
polot being Hobosen Heights clearly perspectived an
aerial tense. the SKY rich sunshine and gio ~ing
with clouds; Forests Of city
the type Of her commercial grcatness-.nd vosscs OF
every cline A. snchor In her waters, while the 70
bccca and NARA We quietly resi- ncs,ot seablris
beside the Jersey snore
Ant sArTEKs AT rHK HoAx on DOUGLAS AND
| LINCOLN.
Several artists q uoic have lately been 70 Springfield
limos TO paint portraits Of Mr. LDcos the repabl,can
nominee for the Presidency, among iasm Mr. Barry and
Mr.. Hicks, Of tins city Tue likeness executed By Mr.
hAfry - VA crAyon, and mncn approved, We learn, ~
fricnds % the family. That by Nr. Hcs IN Oh, and
has been fAvoraby noticed oy the press or sprns
Though generally considered good likeness the head
perhaT* a lille heazed, having the rongb porv .ad
angular features Of the honest Old rail- splitter some.
shat suhducd and expression Of fsce more youthful
than that q the original With mos, persons however
these would add rather that detrsct merits
Of the picture which considered successful effort
The xtaiHetie o. Douglas and the bust u Lincoln, by
vok q Chicago, both iunltaoe licensees, hAv.
ing only truthfauess o. feature but denea
o. character The stsiactts q Douglas 10 every
particular equal . the marble statue Of The cut
for Gov Nassu, o. Springfield snd infinitely superior
70 IA think altitude IN the s,atae the head and
figure are slightly Inclined forward while the s,siuc,s
the mort thick Determined .gurc sandf erect, and xlh
\ the bead thrown tle back, Douglas tc t.e life.
Favorable notice has been By the Western rress