The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18
. FINE AR rs.

Tho display of sculpture at the Artists Yusd Eybfoi-
ton quite meagrs consisting only OF the two nnc
marble portraits by Palmer already noticed in the
HssALD, mediation In marble by Kunsze, illustrating
eccoe in the 'Plgrima Progress" with few medallion
portraits in low re,ef. by the Same artist.
Conkey. from Palmyra, has taken q studio IN New
York, East Thirteenth street. He has finished q
statuotte group "rro Patrs," representing q mother
who finds her sou dying a battle field Casts OF this
striking group viii soon be ready for sals.
Bartlett has placed exhibition at tiffany o Two CAPT
tai busts. the marble bust of Evsngellne" which
has ELECTED the commentator from ths poet
Longtellow and the other por trait bust of Mss Mag
gle MITCHELL" for whom Il 10 TO 90 once put Ia
marble.
Ward has completed q statuette OF ss5hakspsro' FOR
the projected 5hskspero monument
Scbubertb has on view two statuettes which he has
Just received from Europe, "Andromache and "Echo"
executed by tho sculptor Hassenpaug Rome That Of
Echo is particularly good.
Oertel, although he has taken dsacen,s orders, wilt
not relnquish the pencil which he purposes 20 devote
mainly. however 70 subjects cognass TO his new and
holy calling He 10 now furnishing serss OF six illus
trasiops Of Byants poem waiting at tho Gatcn which
arc TO- be photographed, and which will be published in
time for the holidays by wessmaun aud Langfeldt tho
SUCCESSORS Of Ssz Al their place, OF Broadway
oertels admirable cartoon, Ths Dispensaiion Of tho
Law" They have Just published splendid photograph
OF Muriilo's Immaculate Conception from . drawing
by Forster. German srtis.
The five pictures which have attracted most attention
this week al Knoeder lGoups, have boon Mssso-
ner. recently received representing acavaer mpaenty
waiting In . royal acknowledgement deliberately
boa somewhat boldly than is usuai with hs artist
s'aoing the Dance by Knaus full OF life and drs-
matte unity; and .sThe Wedding Eve" by Dicrsn-
bah, hSe the picture by his master,
Knsus, interesting ceremonial of German customs,
and costumes; large and very fns painting by Bour.
gsrcau "An Italian Woman and Child aud highly
nnehed work by Bsuguist Preparing the Bsidc IAs
latter picture COOS into the collection Of Ex-Governor and
present Senator Morgan rho picture by Knaus, and
thai by Baugviei have boon purchased By Nj. ausmte
Belmont
Leutae has gone 20 Washington % paint several por
traits Hicks has returned his studio Astor place
Washington yhenian artist has removed 10 New
York
At Leeds uew ART gallery, last evening. there
auction sals OF interest comprising thu
works OF window Homer and Eugene Dsusons, two
promising and favorite artists who about to leave
New York for further study and Improvement in Eu-
rope aud several compositions Of fruit, fowen And
figure pieces, BY G, T. Rsan.
mo property Of william p Wright, OF wcenawten, ia.
cledinp the celebrated Horss Fair by Rosa 6onhsur,
viii shortly be exhibited in this city, and will oncbsbly
he dispersed under the hammer during the winter
IN ias, Monday evening The Brooklyn Acsdory Of
Dssee gave an Informal opening Of their rome in Hal
ssy'r building, opposite the City Hall The rooms wore
c,vwdc the selection Of paintings all by members
OF the Academy rofidept In Brooklyn, wssspeoty al
rir,d god selection Of casts nom celebrated
tages aiso attracted attention Mr. William Hart, he
President sdirssei the audience explanation Of the
objects Of the Academy which arc Of pvaccs nature,
10 :-.'he Instruction and education Of the resident
art .s and smaisufx The members slrvsdy count forty
an array IN numbers and talent much beyond the marx
Of some other Academies In their infancy. This instiu
ton N way rival o. The Brooklyn Art Association
Tie mosn,trs Of which are arnone she drst cizsns Of
Brooklyn. and whose winter receptions are me most
agreeable social reunions The first OF hete receptions
IS 10 be bed on The evening Of Tuesday next, al mo
Acadetuy OF Muse