New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17
FINE ARTS.


Messrs GOupl and Schaus have lately received sew
engayngs after English artists to which
call readers Two companion prnss asf
A. Solomon Waiting for the Verdict aud "Asr the Yer
Dict very good specimens Of the dramatic school, hef
the relation nature written descriptions Of such
Bulwer Miss raddon would do the characters
characters and their attitudes and gestures ara
with the instruction to be found In a respects
bic manuals of eocuioD Pictures such these belong to the
theatrical school, and viii be produced us so long there
an immense number Of people who prefer theatrical OF sen
mental treatment Of a subject natural and manly front
ment Another engraving Is after Fsed Conquered bat not
Subdued represents asbsddsh boy who has bad bic ears
boxed and been pat the cSsne spS GC s 20 ~ ike b
where we may read mpotent anger with his
spoon ia his hand betrays untmsy snatcAed lie
hates the notion Of yiGg IL bat he yeains or ms supper
turbabe wise mother purspes work sbe had ene
forgotten his existence though evident that she quietly
wise loving mother with backbone that win prove
tlabie blessing to the boy IN the cnimney corner
his physiOgDomy plainly intended bin for rts other
children pleased children usually sre at The dccu
len wei balanced by bis younger brother at the exrens
right who has other Of showing his sympsth for pcs
JIM and his rebehous feeling toward Ma than oy
hecong the miserable unoheod2g skye terrier and forcing
him show whining repentance FIR fault, be never CON.
mued Landseers " A Piper and Pair OF Euterackers IL
now some months old and reached mat stage popularity
Indicated % H. being ssp'd Gr s sss
mpe subject nothing more than two squirrels buking 81
bert. ds S y 'Ss % the sbe sc S1 Seizure 70 S
the children bat little exaggerated IN It's sol ness ana pfe
HINTS "Csudo and Isabella has been published noe
know but Is Only within few weeks that We gave seen
Measure where brother is urging his sister to save ns lie
price OF her honor The artist has been more
peced 1t be easier to represent the positive
and covsrdce which has g0se.iso Se IN H. 5ooS MAKING
afraid those down Qropb DVI osot
bright but fed With the clear pointed fame OF chastity bus
pec n Sss NJ % Ice ~ stl,,sn & Ss re
Oot easier to paint this than 70 do Justice TO tss
before BIN and places both palms
bOrs his feeble heart Hunt can render delicate spaces
ne S Is s Ss d Is 80 ns 70 90 ia
q Isabella az be dd 10 that e Christ T IN The %uea ore wds
have been lately publshed 1.-THE Black Brunsweker Ny
First and ,ogb s Ssr.
understood BY few aud then was seen 70 be only
iatsd and less pobe The Black Bnswickers band q
young Prussans who adopted black uniform VITA The oose
os avepre Ss death OF tSe leader the Duke Of Buas
wick who fen at Lguy II cost the life OF every man OF ,e
Of his mistress before setting His figure is noble ard
manly beauty Of his face 10 made grand WITH the hgG
sacrifice TO aay sse sn P MN M, hand Bt he vii NOT
be stayed aud she that there no appeal This not Tie
greater sacrifice made for religion than in one made merely
military bOnOr BeSlOc
the refusal II the Huguenot orake bis wne bravery
or fortune may bring the Black Brunssicker back his mis-
me Husnsnot er there Is as little beauty as expression
while there high degree OF each On the liner
BLACK Brunswcker Be the eare much natural than
the Huguenot which has always seemed to rs aeetsd
tail Of tho Black which reproduces with real
truth the dress and the innure q the cary part o. me sx
ing does the original fall justice; It's pity that the Iaee
worthy the subject but the young soldiers mee s Ie
There not enough Of 4 to Justify engraving IN sven
an expensive way The 0pheia however is every way
terpeces Of late English achievement This one OF haiss
pictures that made his fame EnSoPeaH nc has
OF in hdey to Character OF course much Of the beauty o.
the flower Wild roses az me Isn anu sa
from her meodous lays muddy deah lost IN The black
pretend 81 Who have been think that al the merit Of
Bre Raphae work consists In decacy OF nnishto SEQ hos
little his picture suffers from the withdrawal Of charm
Apart from the beauty OF the landscape and the anes o.
truth TO nature the face and acton OF t6o drowning Ohehs
her white pearl sown sgarments sweled sghty upward by
the water diuiy shnmefng pendor below me sur
Of her fate her uped bands seeming to DO
sull busy twinng her flowers.
In strikingconrast TO the exeeenceo these English
epgravDgs thsvery poor production PicNei or the an Of
Juyp engraved By AesUrs John Rogers and John Hapn.
assisted by Samuel Hoyer after picture by Mrs Lily Mar-
tin Spencer Mrs Spencer has certain talent which us
have always recognized but che almost always vulgar aud
was never more So think than In this very dssgreeabe
picure OF which the chief consists in the sCOmhtare
of TAI man who fallen the ground by the breaking "
he rome OF swing amid the eers II bis webred corapan
ions Lest we should be satisfied with this deeotestroke
Of humo kindly furnished with two episodes 20 fh
hack upon One Is the vexation Of pory lady whose
dress an naenye pouring champagae the other
pair Of whose cooling and billing rudeY interrupted
by bow who discharges pistol eiz Such being the
character Of the composition II Is sncen TO say mat tue en-
Is QUITS par vita 1t OF the poorest deserp-
tom vet we are told consumed four years 70 produce
IT, aDdothat Mr. Hoyer kindly consented TO come from En-
finish this plate in the highest style OF the
art Add that the publishers actually offer Proofs on lnds
paper OF precious production OF which they promise TO
ssue only limited number promise which we hope tbs
limited demaud Of the public viii give them no temptation"
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