New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
FINE ARTS
1u..l clnrl, ann aid, hns lately purehagcd

ur Edward Clark Of this city has lately purchased
., Poe several pictures and statues which he in'enaS
.endiuc 10 thc Nutumn Exhibition Of tie "at"u"i Aclu
,ny q, Dosi They consist OF two pictures by MI & No.
1iiton 81, American artist long resident IN i'he mn
gcH,ot, C,a e1a with tie River Tlicr aud te AinS' Ai
tIs, and "a "Nehice statue Of Joseph hy ~,
~ n s,uchart and " Hebe" ny tho latc Mr Gi"Son, @
Tho weilknown English sculptor Gnso.s ~" -. ouiy
the second, believe, tnat has been p9DusnvJ ~ Ros
"Cupd' by him. very pleasing WORK rs s orrbssed is
>on. The 'IIebc" which MI. Ozark has i',r ,',",,
SObally The las. marble Gibson ever "oih,u "lV''
The Council Of the Yale School Of the me AiS '''s
opcncd the doors Of the handsome ana con's"''"'
x,nerouslv prcscu,ed 10 1t by the late Augustus ioSS'
Street without CEREMONY and with slnl1e tn""'
o,ne hours during which theEctures may DC
i,,od ,fe arrangement of the collection mas pe'"'
,uto1 r. the han,s Of Prof. T. T. Salisbury ana lhe re
.ult ,ad 10 be highly cedbe 10 ms tasC "no yuoS,
ment All IIum1tl4s Original shet nes io 'i' 80, -,
t,,fe "A hc have beo1i exhibited FOR so many years I
fhe "TTunbu Gallery at NeWli'NeI, !'.Nc 80,
noyed 10 the new building, together Wlth tAe FS We
uable collection Of miniature, or diI CABINET, titus ~
the distinguished men Of the keNOutlon' IaihtSgu u3
,h, nom life as studies for the portraits introduced
into his historical ricturcs These are the best Dt
ever painted b. Jrumhn ana ucscIlS 40 40 10 hIri,icE
with special care: but are decidedly OF OpiNIOn
that the rest Of his sketches and desg.s are are
tra"tcd viii, far more consideration and respect than
they can with any Toe thought TO deserve 9 'R
te%cstin as clcstcs Next in value 10 these miniature
heads h, fruabud The group Of portraits Oh blsnot
Berkley and hs family, painted 10y SiyDoit potniG Ui
genuine interest and very valuable lor rs t 0
with the history Of Art IN America snJbeTt vas no'
great painter even good one, MI nc ~ n'
had a decided influence IN deveopug me J.thI O.. DVb
lev and AsOn both of whom acknowledged thcr youth
m Indebtedness 70 his works The present picture Is Vhe %
nrst picture painted in this country which cOhtIIcu
more than one figure We suspect we know OF an Ouef
We cannot sympathzc with thcse who think or who
think they think, that Alston's Jeremiah Dctalng 10
Baruch the scribe is work on the poSStSslo! UI
New Haven ought 10 congratulate tSei II oertIi,! ~
was very generous act or Mr. 90Tse aII 10 Ao In h m
School of Fine Arts present ot IT. nul te ll e
paid for ii might easily have bought ir more NaiuH'
picture AlSion pahtGu man. Thc
but few little crcdltalhe 10 MN rs lnlS' l'., 'r
drawing of the Prophets body Is luulcrouSiy IN IN
correct; his attitude IS rneE IOnTEts"" rcesi" T6S I'M,
best part of the picture - inc head ana neck ol o
Scribe friend tcs US tas "a nc & 6 often saw old
Lewis GRAY. Judge DdNa's co1chuin, suiiS y,
holding up his sincwy and hairy arm as oGS @ Io & V
IN the possession OF Miss Gibbs aslSteI oi DE- hanU
whom IL was painted. II long enjoyed great reputation
among Ahs0us admirers Du an ,o'l as,'
must assign - much lower place than the enthusiasm
of friends and local pride have hitherto gwen it
Now that by the generosity OF one Oi her clt!IenS,
New Haven has been provided with an cNctl4eut p
gallery, may not hope that other citzens VII nS
moved TO add to its contents until collection 0i Tea
value is formed Thus can only be done Slowly, , ana m
more than can reasonably he expected But 1t can pe
done If only proper care be taken ~ seems 20 Us tl
would be good plan have every picture that is onteu
70 70 tle saol uu y Le bUno in one of the smaller
ron,s c Tca and subjected to the fullest frest
criticism, the papers opening thelr columns 10 'l WY
might have opinion to offer on its merit or dsi9Cr
awarded place in the Gallery of the Yale school OF Fine
Arts DO those fine rooms degenerate lhto an
oDlpiuna gdihegA. and in view OF some pictures ttat
have been placed there, this is not IN tmpeinen warn
ing let them be criterion OF the ability OF the ART
lists of our day aud Of power TO Judge OF that ao!
The Italian Government has ordered the TeStofa-
tion of the Fi1ese Theater az Parma, OF the iln
c,pal works of the architect Paado.
Capt. Hans Busk has lately presented to the TruS-
tees OF the National Gallery London, a magnificent
picture by Nicholas Poussn the opinion OF competent
Judges it s one Of the finest specimens extant OF that
master painted in Gll and was purchased some
years ago from the BarbeTini Palace for 600 guneas II
Is in excellent preservation and for half century
one of the most highly przed pictures in the choice col
lection OF the late Mr. Hans Busk OF Great CumDerand
place.