, 1870-10-30
ART.

Lsunt Thcm1son las prepared L design FOR
tho soldltrs' monument tu he erected on thu
Ecetoa CoMuon.
New Haven, Ct, e11ims ttc oaly oris;nu
ell portrait OF Gcnc1al Lee in cxis.en.G. Il
Was panied l: J. u King, of sh.s eitr, soon
after the c,osc OF the wsf-
Mary Z. Field, Iass Of 70 and resl!ent
Of Lnre eloro, CoEr.. Inns become qrite na.ad
for the facility and natn.aiscs- Ni!ls w.::=h
tie produces drawings Of anin:a1s- 1t rraua
to Re sEe DEVELOPMENT OF 4 natural talent. u
the gil has never Lecn taught il tia. Lrla@f1
Ct edata,iun. Poee:tlS she 1a.y prove Rosa
EcphqEr in embryo.
-I,oston directs the art-instructIon OF tix
hundred teachers in TIE ru..lic-c4ools to e:1a-
L.e iLtnn, in turn. TO leach the yn!iE1cEs5 Of
nrt to il:e1r clastfs, Hereafter sor1c kn.wI-
eSgc CT drawing will Lc required OF all ,losc
MLo arr'r for sisuasiors AZ tcar'iess i'll that
city.
Mrs Charlotte CEeIrasu. wtopresentcl to
the Eoeton EEsic Hall CoIprr1:;cn the H.;;-
Lifetn: Eronp Ct s!atua1y-'he hist OF "a. =
TINA, Mozart and beethoven. wi:a their ae-
ccnFan. ing Erackets-has supplemented tcr
tnk's and groups. t.i'it!irE G!uck and Men
de!s-oin. These, lIko The o:hfEs, arc tho work
or the Danish scniptnr, Wilhelm, 5Iathicu, and
lcsh are very beautiful in their design.
An appeal fcz money wi.csewith to haild
the National I41nea1n Monument At T:a5Li n:;-
ls'IS A.$ CCC{l1EH kA3ls NE3E luC sstISs
elaborate monument il Europe is Is feet
il height. hss fcur eGues:tiau Lfe-s;zn
t:atuee, aud but GUS COLOSSAL h.;nre. :i,a
- National Lnccln nonumect" is II, l~, ~
feet IN height, viii, six equestrian ard thirty
one rcdefisi.n ttasuca Of colossal rixs, t,a
let.t nine fee. il height, whils tire fgur,, IT
1.lneplr, though in sitting Posture, mess-
u:es full twelve feet.
"A reor ycurE Hungarian raintrr, na1.ef
Nithael Murgasses. perfectly uuAno sn E"sc-
tufcre, sent Painting, The Last DAYS Of q
condemned Man. to Tie Art EXHIBITION ut
ard received r.ize. THIS tai:tluc was
tcrs1l. ty al An. I;c4n for rhe sum or ths.o
thousand collars. Trv SEtat art dealer fioisp:}.
leaslcg II :his Few light on tho ko:izeE Gf
sst. lia=tened tc Dusseldorf, where l,e eEe;a;el
tie y1unG szf:st 10 r7int i,:.a two l1:Se ra..t-
incs fer Eve thousand cellars each. IIe so
rsct tiycl nj order for = si1 Thousand dollar
l.sintirg lrcun an Eash.b.nau.
--joserh 3cxiel, tie sculptor. OF Ronle.
1.sIv, nlcse dealt, i auncnneesl ns having &C.
CARED It Fade, Switzerland. On the 3i i..s...
Ie.aG ::;;ss1 az merchant in New fark city, and
was to trcces.!ul thai he vat cnsbied to rat;:e
early in the crluy Eert Of 4 large conpcteaci. !.
sui'a lie took up Sue profession OF sculptor,
a.2 ee!t!ed in Rcrae. 1t the time Of hs
death ie was, perhaps, the eldest Asasr!.
.t,tuea are the g1oop 81 :. Tho rrodisal
Eou," which vas presented by 3lr. Fell tu thu
PcnnsJlvsnia Academy Ct Fine Arts; tie
statute Of - Esther, owned by Mr. L.aIcr,
! the tnLker: arl & Rizpah," in the Possession
| Of Lor!pg Andrews. The litter IL one Of 1l1
| last works. The 'sFeri." ia Pen=ero.a,'
.he "Vept Of tho Wi=h;on. Wish. and .'Po-
| cohousas, ~cra among his r1oss widely-re--
| rowneI works. 1Ir. ATosier enteStaiucd
Americans very handsomely in Rome where
! he lived il bousc mandiuE hne VieS
OF the city. His last visit 10 New Iork was
made in 1867, when he exhibited q colleetiun
OF III. sculpture- in tho gallery Of TIE Ten:h
street. e.uG;o luillir6- He died in tie 5s:l
wear of Li6 age,