New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

Mr.. Nedder has Just completed small picture
entitled "1he Rising OF the Afrite the suggestion
beag taken from the Eastern story OF "The Fisherman
and the Geuii.' He is now engaged on a panion.
picture 10 b. called The Finding Of the Ioc's Egg
the subject Of which is from "Snbad the Sailor" His
little picture of the Three Monks" which took tie
Academy by surprise last year, and by its originality
and power Of treatment attracted attention fruu
connosseurs than almost any other picture In the gal
lery has recently been sold. Mr. yeddcr Mr.. Lafarge
and Mr. Dana are about to send Joint collection Of
their paintings for exhibition in Boston
Messrs. G0upil 4 Co. have on exhibition a
fac collection Of oil paintings Of the French. Flemish
and American schools embracing characteristic works
by Achenbach. CAsear. Beranger, Comsn. Charei.
Dana De Jonghe DE Haas Duvcrgcr. s. Il Clifford.
Ficbel, II. =. Gray Gnerard Guy. Lambert g. II. Hall
Lamblnct j. NJ. Hart. Lassalle. w NJ Hart, Lanfani
De Metz Haseliine Merle W. j. Hays. PATROLS. Hen.
messy Roller Hubbard Schcnck. scignac Stevens.
Kenseit. Trayer. Lamhdin. Valerie. MigIci. adorp
Richards Weber. Shattuck. Willems, and Wust.
The art-collection Of Mr.. Wolfe one OF the
most dstin gashed Of conno.curs II about 20 be
disposed Of at auction. ii is said to contain greater
number and variety Of irst-class works by modern
painters than any other collection In the country. BE
fore being sold II viii b. exhibited for few weeks In
the interest Of some public charity.
Mr.. Prang's series Of colored photographs rep
reseniing birds landscapes and Other material
jects. hardly important enough perhaps. 10 BE-
classed under the head Of Fire Ar;s but they
oeodngiy beautiful for all that and Will be found n
great attraction in the drawing room n not IA The pic
ture gallery.
Mr.. Launt Thompson's fine liie-size bust Of
Edwin Booth as Hamlet which has been on exhibition
during the last fortnight sent to Boston Mon.
day and will be exhibited there for two three weeks
Photographic copies Of 1t have been made and may be
obtained at Goupls.
Mr.. Grower, No -i3 Broadway, has Oh sale
series Of miniature landscape paintings called. from
the name Of the artist The Rngglcs Gems" which.
as showing what be done In the way Of color effect
on a mere hand breadth OF canvass are well worthy Of
attention.
Rothermel Of Philadelphia has recently COM
pleted a historical picture, entitled The Christian
Martyrs Ia the Coliseum" II was exhibited at the
Philadelphia Academy Of Arts Wednesday Inst, and
is pronounced By the critics be the artists greatest
work.
Mr. s. W. Fuller Of Brooklyn formerly of
Saratoga has painted several flt pictures recently
which indicate very hi h order Of talent. We have
Of bis peach sketches before that would do credit
10 Hall.
The exhibition Of the ARTISTS Fund Asso.
citation viii open on the 18th Of November. Among
other attractions Of The exhibition will be- Rosa Bon
hegIs original painting Of The Horse Nair Literally
for the occasion By NJ WDlliiu Wright
Mr. Sncdccor, Broadway, h.s made arrange
mcnts for exhibiting Inniss picture Of "The Sign Of
Promise remarkable the svggcsis for It's fine
rainbow effect Nj fnns is living IN Eages"ood.
Mary Freeman Goldbeck has taken a studio
at No. C2j Broadway where may be seen several u
her exquisite miniatures ivory. aud nso several
cleror sketches IN crayon and watercolors.
MIR. james NJ Hart has jnst completed n
large Landscape painting. which will short, be on "a
hibition at GOupils.
Paul Weber has a picture on view IN Boston
entitled "The Monastery Of the Madonna del sasso'
on Lake Masgiore"
Mr.. CoIcman's picture Of Gibraltar one
Of the most ambitious and successful attempts OF the
Young artist is now on exhibition IN Boston.
Mr.. Headc, the landscape painter, has gone
10 Brazil with the Rev. Mr. Fletcher.