New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-20
FLyE-ARTS.

We have received several new acknowledgements
nom l. Pranp Co. New York and Boston Duekhngs after
apanting by A. T. Tait The Balfnch and The Linnet
sfer wafer color drawings by Mr. Cruikshanki The
Estes from French color and Going 70 the Bath
,her W Bouguerrcau. None Of these chrome Autographs
are quite equal Mr. Prsngs previous publications. they arc
evidently intended for unctoal market SIM oven that
aSAet has rights and among them that Of learning the
Oames Of the whose works give Il pleasure Mr. a.
Tats Ducklugs' bears the signature Of Mr. Herring Oh
Is face and the chrome Iogruph from BousueIreau me
picture owned by gentleman In this city Is sa'eu "
laken from French water color drawing MT rIans
Go the general public much greater service than nc i s
Al ureent n he would devise some way Of employing the eA
ssIent invention OF chromoBhoguphy that "Ouu give ~ "
Individual and independent result clever inl'aon - on
nz but an imitation after all II can teaeh hooouy ming
cor benefit anybody and as every arr mas us own
,res,iop and 6ed Of work hinder progress by every
pot 10 wre 10 the oheoP imitation Of the results Of some
yher art
Mr.. T. Ross, No. SOC Broadway, has published
sthosypb portra Of Mt Bogum Dawson. II is slight and
Sletehy in character, but is an excellent likeness
Mr.. j. C.. Buttre, No. AZ Franklin-st, sends us
steel engraving drawing by Miss A. Il Sawyer The
Empty sleeve" We think II would have been healthier po
% 10 hang up on American walls the face Of the soldier had
worn ugubTOus expression IL hero should so lar io
&C, himself to be sorry for bis heroism he ought not TO 10
Mr.. Truman H. Bartlett has placed on exhibition
Al Tifanys model in plaster Of bust Of Miss Maggie
Mitchell and marble bus, called "Evangeine' The bust OF
Miss Mitchell has considerable spirit and looks characteristic
portrait head "Evangeine would have been less disa
pointing IL had been named There Is no reason WY ~
should have this than another yet surely Dust
o Eyangene there ought 70 be reason apparent Tor
naming IL that rather than Cleopatra Maud Muller IL hap
pens that this particular head has special character and
night easily be Of several rather bO0dess crea
lions We might In literature Is then inevitable that
imposing artist study closely from nature here IN Amer
ca result be the weak and yapd type OF female beauty
hat makes sculpture so uninsplringi
Mr. II. Balling has placed on exhibition at the
Derby Gallery No 625 Broadway very large picture called
1.-The Heroes Of the Republic" IT represents long line Of
Major Generals with Lieut. Gems Grant and Sherman who are
supposed reviewing troops not necessary to suppose
that snoh asebage Of Generals took place although
II quite pOssbe the artist has only sought reasonable
all these heads into picture IL has been
Autographed by Mr. Fabroniu and We have no doubt
Il will make very popular print We cannot see enough OF
moods We might wish the zeal which the artist to
paint were sometimes joined 10 greater skill AS work OF
art Mr. Balings picture is Of value IL is neither vel
composed well drawn well colored We have very
many sign painters In this city who by the aid OF photographs
could make interesting picture and who could draw ana
polor far better than Mr. Baing The number Of men
Who entering the field Of in these days with the hops or
achieving easy conquest Is become so great that an aD
IOuto necessity 20 challenge every new conner Win rigorous
sharpness Nj Bang has thus far shown CREDENTIALS ana
dismiss with the remark that as things
60 have doubt It's publication viii prove good business
speculation