The New York herald., 1864-04-04

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isrtoa Ccossirg tbe leaware BY Lsasze OF the merits
place. * SPEAK Ssss may ~ S No. ss. s .:os sos
ana wii certainly attract much steotioa 10 oilow tho
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possible. therefore No Will conlcnt orselves with
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thai carries us iu spit 70 rexons ws savo never por
socially vsed, ard draws from the uia4a oeu palsory
s.Morcyss Dream" by Huntlngtna ihen broaks u upos
the landscape aad Trans e~s US 20 celestial
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OF our observation "a IN al as rafad. necessarily,
~ the daages of tho kseidescopewo back the
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not Skncd In the pantsrs art aud 10 tho vaiao OF suo6
works 20 this, Il would appear that this painting Ia not
worth more than ordinary Ht tho TACT is thit
cA1 dosrcs Of the gallery and ono u but few aass
a&o wAs sold for tho rcusd sum Of trec thousand dol
has Sronneos psscs. = we'll a %rss GssH S ssmsri.
tan" ~ Huns6gton, and .sThs Bsittasy Pcassnu at
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as wsi = Meyers supore psutinxs Wine ANA Fruit"
hAvS The splendid hstovss painting, cold At pxblc
sus suc.ie, q. q shs sty Iew years sss. 70.
that peeod, ~ Il at prebsat tho sttsufIonof an
ssos: ws vis: Tho s9s.a ~ ycss y sxnessd . view
Rsisn q TrorN Tho artist hss in .h piscs oxusnseS
much cs h power in dslineatug tho different passions Of
the human mind The seeas laid 10 To coocisrgerls.
one Of tho vol known prisons In tho days of tho
kevoiution, At ths moment whom the demons who
governed, or father ,misgoverned, the Frspoh rc-
lives OF thsr lapiess victns Tho soeqe presented is
tho moment when tho lass roll " belug caiod en for
Sss snd 70 .Se sves nose acquainted
with the history OF Nace ~ that eanguiAary period can
s %sus ss ds wa n q
make % hno an appearance on the canvass sfs for
intended to represent and Of this there scarcely any
doubt In fact this is circumstance that mace
preca,sd BY every one who ssss in sbo AT Gallery q
tho Fair Tho author f tho painting is c. l.. Muller
The ncxs piece in order which we observed "The VII
lago school, by Hassenclover and oestcr Prynne and
Little Pearl" These two pieces charming 10 their
execution as they are simple In their subecs, and
We will close remarks tho collection o( paint.
ings by simply enumerating few more pieces which,
mind are well worthy Of close and particular atten
ton Fret then we may mention sTne Breaing ID OF the
Cardinals Ban y in which we have ie-ke scene Of the
earliest interview Of Henry the Eighth and Anna Bosyn.
This painting is as il wero prognated aud surrounded
with degree OF painful interest The group and action
arc all historical, and tho merest passer through the
annals OF that interesting period OF fngsh history
scarcely fail to recognize the persons who figured the
drams whose first act the artist thus lays before or
be extensively visited This admirable painting is one
OF Leutxes triumphs. and, as fitting accompaniment
wa on S q MS cssa
"Msry, Queen OF Scots, dividing her Jewels among her
attendants prior to hsr execution another gem Of the
To sum up, there are Thousands OF splendid
paintings which cannot be even mentioned here.
But No cannot close without saying word concerning
" Tue Of Life" by Morris Retzsch The Andes d
Ecuador. by Churchill possible, = much liner work
1s ~ sy q ne
Homo" by Van Dyke; portrait OF Richard Cobden and
one OF tho Mayors Of New York. On the whole. will
seen in New York, is to the interest every
connosseur amateur Of art in the city 70 90 up and
take a look through the entire galleries. 81
THE COLLECTION OF ESGRAvINas
been principally contributed 70 tho FAIR by Msssrs
in S0aR their possession @ III II. csrsssnlng %asns
oil painting, when wa. sold 10 Paris dor sso 900
original Then wo hsve Two exquisite aneravinas repre-
senting "a Swiss Wedding '''aad sIne Golden Wedding
one is entitled 70 ths palm .scenes tho French
Revolution z "N.y Fair "Ths spring o. Life" and I'm:
merit christ at Gethsemane.r otherwise called "The
Outeast is OF the most interesting picures OF the
them to ponder on sacred history Hsre. too, have
splendid copy OF Raphsels famous "Hadonns. which In
itself y prncely gift ~ any Time. We nave 70 close
inspection Of the fine picture "T rom Dawn to Night"
TEE PHOTOGRAPHIC sKcrIos
will occupy attention for brief period, and thea We
must leave the ART Galleries 70 the more critical not
apprecative. observation Of she nrlgsnt citizens
OF the metropolis. The reporter who necessarily hG TO
pass along rapidly needs to have everything % plainly
has 70 time 70 spare lose. but, the little busy
bes,r must be continually gathering honey-or rather
in his notes by the wsysde must therefore be over
locked seeing that be aims At the public good In all that
he does, giving everything faithfully as he ssoertaiDs
words OF the poet say the taeas twas said TO me-
Mr.. Brady's Photographic gallery. on the story above
the Fair Every person who enters hcre will in moment
feel at home in the association Of many gsans ofcers
represented admirably by Mr Brady and be inclined
TO spend an hour at least in Ds exquisite gallery The
selections we'll the thorough excellence OF the p0r
traits exhibited are nshy credtao'e 70 the isr ana
bear up the high reputation Of Brady even higher than
before All the photographs sent TO the Fair BY Mr..
Brady are free gifts Among others we will euumsrAle
Portrait OF secretary welles
Portraits of Generals Gilmore, sherman, Fitzpatrick.
Haeck Custer Ne Trobriand Meagher and Piessapton.
Groups of American, bngsh, French, Italian and Rus
sian sailors.
tees the Metropolitan Fair other portraits
OF well krown citizens, both military and civil life.
But the finest achievement Of the Photographic art is con
centraed in the coored observation-disclosures per-
feet they be-of General George X Mcclellan and
Mrs. Mcclellan. These are placed prominent place
IN the exhibition, whore they bs BY everybody
passing through the galleries. Mss Keiorg's portrait
IL also one Of the triunpns Of Bradys establish.
ment and IL would be hSrt in our opinion, TO
nnd anywhere more perfect specimens OF
true photographs skill. even though through
the world with candle osearch FOR them TO conclude,
be added that Gurney has also contributed largely
Of his collection 20 the FAIR aud bis section will be
found 10 possess good many piecss Of graf value. III
nally, TO summaries the whole thing, we give few
ofthe Of the artists who hsve bused 10 tie
spendor Of the gallsres.-Bsker. Huntington Isutss
Kenesett Hart Ginord, tassesr, winerbser and many
more among painters Goupl the leader among engrav-
e, and Brady aud curnsy among the photographers Of
New York.
We thus reluctantly leave the Art Gallery, that
readers may pass 70 OF the other beauties Of the
Pair
THE MACHINERY pEPlRTnEyT.