The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-04

The Brevoort Nurilo 10 st present on exhibition o.
Goupirs not sold within = certain time Is u intended
70 send 70 Europe, where win not DO long without
finding purchaser. In the same gallery viii be found
admirable specimens Of the modern French school
Of painting by Edouard Frsre Passau Prayer LAnfaut dc
Metz Gerome and cattle piecc BY Troyon Tho German
school represented by two nns pictures BY arusd an
artist OF great promise. There few choice pictures
by American artists including works BY Kepsett CAST
lear Cropsey, TAFT and G. II. Hail. The statusttes by
Miss Emma stebbins, "Labor and Commerce. and bust
OF Charlotte Cush by the Indy equally salts
factory specimens Of American genius In sculpture Visit
tiers this gallery should not omi! 10 inspect tho port
foos photographs and engravings from the works OF
foreign masters Those Of the French school paricu
larly hne.
Mr. H. Powell Is busily engaged his large hlstori.
cal picture "The Battle OF Lake Ere.v II Ii commits
sion from the State Of Ohio, and TO be placed In the
RotuDda OF the new State House at Columbus Mr..
Powell expects TO finish about June next his other en-
gsgements preventing him from completing II sooner He
has the easel picture OF the storDns Of chepui
tepec which exceedingly spirited In treatment and
promises to be ore OF his most effective subects The
portrait OF Add elKsder, by the same artss taken
from life when in Paris win be exhibited next
Mr. Harding about to enlarge his collection of works
by modern masters with this view has leased the
northern wing of the University Building which he In
tends to devote entirely 10 art purposes This will give
him suit Of spacious rooms, which TO be aadsoey
fitted up the style Of his present studio and which will
be quite curiosity from the elegance and popularity Of
their decorations. We believe that 10 Mr.. Hardings
intention TO give conversaziones during the winter In
his the plan OF the art reunions In Paris
Repor, speaks highly Of Mr. Jarves' collection Of the
old masters which has recently been brought from italy
10 be exhibited with the Dusseldorf collection Ia the ne
galleries now being built BY Nr. Derby in Broad ray.
II includes specimens by Cmabue, Gioto Ducco rsddeo
and Agnolo Gadd Andrea Ogasna, Gentle da Fabriano
fof whom there are only eight works known 70 be
tant In Europe) Angelica Hano di Pctro, Mssaocio
Fra Filipps Upp BotsicenP d Perusino, Loreazo di
Cred Fra Barsoomeo, Leonardo do vnc Io spagua So.
doma Pnturicchio Domenico, Rsdolfo GherlAndao and
Raphael Mr. Jarves lisa native Of Boston and the author
Of the valuable work given TO thu public In 1855 under
the title CT cart Bnts" He has spent many years In
Italy and the present collection, which has cost vast
amount Of labor and expense been formed entirely
through his efforts.
Rooster u engaged large picture commemorative
Of the Pruce OF Wales visit the Tomb Of washington
company With the President bis niece An the members
Of Cabinet All the figures introduced viii be painted
from lfe the Prince having Afforded the artist N oppor
tunity Of making sketches OF himself and suite. The
picture win form companion 70 the "visit Of lafayette
70 Mount vernon Oy INC same nAnu hu61iSor mas
on me eass tws other historical subjscs-"rhe Parting
Of Arnold with his Wife," n the Beverley House, opposite
West Point, and the "Intsr view OF Warrington,
rAsay etc. Knox and hamilton with Mrs. Arnold" after
her husbands escape
The New Ysan' presentation plate, published BY the
Cosmopolitan Art Association, 10 engraved BY John Ro
rers Of Nov York. Who has for himself deservsdy
high reputation IN this branch Of me pats which
has tasss three years complete, thirty By thirty ssht
inches forming appropriate pendant 70 "shsksspere
and his Friends," and stee executed In nne line,
The faces being stippcd. rhs tablsau 10 taken from
schrod,ers celebrated Dusseldorf painting, and d
kno wedged BY connosseun 70 10 most essstivey ron
dsred Both q regards the subject md the Of
execution u The best engraving that has - Jet been
published BY the Association.
me admirers OF the French and German schools Of
painting VIII nrd small but choos collection OF spcci-
mems from them ., Mr. schsuss' gallery In Broadway.
We announced that Mr.. Gignoux, one Of the best
and most naturally gifted Of andscaps painters has
II In contemplation 70 pay visit Of soma months 70
Europe, with v,w 70 paint two large works tor
he next Frenca expositiou. rbsre some talk Of his
admirers hero aad they arc ssoo) getting up "A exhibit
Of biz collected works previous 70 his departure No
better deserves The oouplmsat FOR has done
asst In eevatng the ,ha a0ter OF American Art