The New York herald., 1868-01-09

American Works Of Ar, from the Paris Ex

American Works OF Art from the Paris Ex-
position.
The exhibition OF the Society OF Painters In Water
Coiors the National Academy OF Design has proved.
according TO prediction, highly successful The
"fal and winter exhibition" at the Academy has
closed during days for the addition OF new works.
including many OF the contributions TO the
Art Department OF tho Paris Universal Exposition.
private view OF works offered TO the guests
OF the academcans their reception last evening" and
the galleries will be reopened to the public to-day.
Season tickets already issued viii continue to be good
until the na closing OF the exhibition about tho lst Of
March next
On the arrival OF such works OF ART as we're returned
from The Paris Exposition the National Academy ap-
piled for loan Of them TO Mr. J. G. Derby. tho United
States Commissioner, and the committee that had been
appointed to mako the selections At first tue appica
tion was declined the ground that the works were
borrowed from their respective owners only for tho
Paris Exposition. Moreover tue committee deemed n
iLex pedent to recommend their beng exhibited hero
the very small space allotted 10 them IN the
Exposition insufficient to admit OF full representa-
tion OF American and OF the one hundred and seven
New York Blersladts "Rocky Mountains" Mss
Hosmers marble statue OF the sleeping Fawn,
aud paintings by William Hunt, May, Whistlor.
Moran aud other absent. The coun-
Gil OF the Academy. however, have secured
tho Of the owners TO the exhibition OF hynne
Of the in question Those have all been brought
back To Now York in excellent condition. thanks to tho
OF Mr. s. Avery, the appointed agent Who carried
them to Paris.
"a prophet is not without honor in his own
country out artists appear TO be more fortunate.
These who nted American art at the great Paris
Exposition have been erahod at the hearty wel-
come extended to them by the brilliant company which
assembled evening to admire the works which have
been submitted 10 foreign appreciation. As most OF
these had been previously exhibited nere 1t will suffice
to enumerate them Sculpture was represented by "fhe
Indian Hunter and His Dog' and "The Freedman"
both bronze, by O. A. Ward; ''Satue OF Napoleon"
bronze. and "Bust 9t Rocky Mountain Trapper." BY
Launt Thompson; "Bust OF Abraham Lincoln, marble
by L. W. vok and several statuettes III bronze Dy Joho
Rogers, 'sOIe More shot, =" Tho Wounued Scout anu
| Taking the Oa.hn
inc contributions of the painters were "rhe Rainy
! Season IN tho Trop.cs' and Niagara by Church;
s.in the Woods" by Dnrand; Mrs Washingon's Re-
| cepon or The R.publican Court" and sPortrat OF
| Hon. Guiian Z. Verplancx, by Huntington MARY
stuart Hearing the FIRST Mass at Holyrood After hor
curd'' and 'rhe Pride Of the Village By Gray; Lake
George in Autumn" "biornng oil the Coast OF Massa.
chusotts "coas,, Newport Harbor" ana "Glmpses OF
! the White Mounlains,n by Kenset; "Old Kentucky
Home, 'sFiddling His Way and sabbath Morning
| by eastman johnson; Landscape, with Cattle" and
naapsnire, by Gi. noux; ''rhe Ola Hanins Ground,
ana s.l,node Island Coast " by WhpredG.: as u Oc
,ober,, ''virgnia in 1862" ap1. .'Auumn Ashokan
wuods," BY MoEaIes. Early Autumn, and 'svlew Of
the Adiropdaes, taken near Mount Mansfield by Hub
| bard; "Foggy Day at Nantucket and "WOods in
| june" by Richards "Mount Jelerson Now Hamp-
snirs" Gropey Sources Of the sasqushsnns que Dy
the Wilderness, by Il. Clifford; Tanks River Con.
neccut' by !, NJ. Hart; "a Swiss LAKE, and
sy F By Sasa sT .od Of s sRs nso
burg. Virginia. by barley, thoughts Of LIBERIA" By
Edwin Waite lho Can Foundry" BY sr. = wsir
Side by Wnsow Homer; ''Thc Last Sleep and "Ihe
Conservation" by Lamborn; 'Ino Chi:dron Of The
Fargo: s,rhe bears Dance" by Beard and, finally.
several 'Porlrats," by Elliott, Healy and Baker.