The New York herald., 1870-06-12
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, JUNE r. s7o-TRlPLE SHEET

plaster nrure rrf trust wfi socn ~ forthcoming
M marble. and. n o.. VIII greatly aamagr sewing
eve AMER An. ~ Eusene Delaplanrhe. bora At
Paris. and pupil ~ NJ DarcL Many are " opinion
that had two rrsf ela~s medals heen ayaiAile this
universally admired. I've y nalf cosled up. hali
resting atrunk ~ the fatal tree. rvnnd which We
serpent sIili traits. and the apple y ylng ~ s.r ls,
ahahed, half afraid. Her fAce - but pAriisly MI
den by her uprai-cd arm. While the rifhf encifc y
ihe tree and her iasura' hair ~ssl- a."n ss
whole ngnre. witch B. " ihs purcNi mariae 1he
hehoder signs az nc moves On % think thaf % much
"Pythia.r W charse@ Arthur Rolrg-oi. lbaronh
Torn ~ Dnon ana pupll 81 NM purtt AM Nniianne.
niece. ~ ssn ?. % .se ~ ,,. ,ss ~, me
iamed trep0d and IN the at ~ altering thfe vehe-
ment oracies - fall ~ dennncla'iun. - withenng
ehratcf. 1hls rythls mn.l have beep q Very wx
enisn female Judging from her day irhts and wei
nay nay N. honrg.ois ha,e induse N those shr wi.h
contradict the po~sibii'y ~ a swert'-mper. rnr
very words falling from hsr open nps portsni
that deafen her bearers Nof anly lh,~' hut she u
under the inhuence Of intoxirainn. rauar.l ~ the
Juice Of the laurel leaves which she usea 20 chew,
pOid placed above the 0rlnoe a. ~utferrm
neous cave "a winch essence- were burnt
this her pedestal with that Fank ciammnes-
which toads and vipcrs breei In. Hef ufaIn was on
nre, whatever the vision sae alone cpuia ~ee. and
heavy are her thick trrsses thai she upAfw a mas
Of hair with one rne round arm waiir The raht one
II mperiousiy RAISED, ana the fprcangr pssnts 0ui
into unfafhoinahlc vacancy. This powerful w0fx ~
monumental in proportion. giEantc M eoaceptl0n.
"Baccnani Playing VITA a faainsr,H ~ Jusrph
Michel Caille. born az Nan'es ans Pnrl ~ NM.
Duret and Guillaumc. This ~ q gfaceini mafhf
group. The Racchant smcs but ths panther a
watching for some unguar'ied moment when hi.
tantazlny master vii forget the beast mas panther
tendencies and an sile tir rant far waftn
blood We've it not for the cXceencc ol the treat
ment OF TINS group criic would not ~ arrested
by the subject ror beonps O. that ~eres q ngure~
which are timcworn. su n "fi,her Boys fastening
10 shells or "fawns Turning over SRails sGlIis
Pouring Water from iitchers 2 aud ~ ca.
"A Young Mcgarian," by Ernest narrias born AZ
Paris, and pupil OF Nm Cayeler snd Joufffoy. THIS
young lady. being crccian. dispiay- iauitles
with TO spin. She u sitting lcgved. but 0aly
TO better show the perfect form ~ ner lcr under
soft folds OF draperg.
The last of the marble prize works in the dvI-lon
for scu lpiurc ls "Moun,ea son of GaUi,r by ieun
Delhomme, born AT Tonrnon, aud pupil of NM. pa
life si visible ON the bold ensrsctle face. bat
the cut on the bosom n deep and ic ~ fas cbblng
away. The warrior has just iailen; the weapon n
henceforth useless by ms side mot ihe agony ~
PAIN but OH 10 young "a de- d the impression
conveyed; "to die. and 80 fun " slrergth,
until this -" and the figure seems ~ expire amer
the above once-told sorrow.
PLASTER FIGURE.
The last prize medal of all ~ Tor a plaster nglre~
St. Sebastian, the Martyr"-hy Charles Canther,
born at Chanvirey-Ie-Chatel IN iaufe Sa0no. ard
pupil OF NJ. Jourroy. The saint is sliil tied aud
chained: his body ~ near dlss0 ulon bur The FOnl
IL raised upwards; IL fingers round thc tenement
OF clay and imparts holy light around a haO u
glory.
FACTS AND IsFERENCrs.
Now that I have concluded the account OF this
years competition among sculptors, ~ h just Go ssy
OF those who have gone empty away, that there ~
no cry OF "lnjusticer among The brotherhood no un.
kind or dssentient feeling new set Of men have
been the recipients OF rewards this year both IN
the sculpture and painting sections. There h.
therefore, every cause 10 rejoice that reforms
have been inaugurdted and especially for thankful
ness that artists satisfied with tue decisions OF
those jurors appointed by themselves.
In the section for painting shall have 20 point out
OF what importance the Infusion OF young blood
has proved In this years. administration, and 90 de-
duct from given proofs shat the prosperity of ART ia
natO depends more on what artists are allowed
10 do than on what they are Withheld from.