Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-28
THE ALDINE.

THX ALDINE for April will be received with
enthusiasm and delight BY every person eftasts
who has a grain Of appreciation for the bsauti-
ful ora spark OF pride in the progress Of Amer
lean Art. Being the latest, il is, of course, the
nHsstof all the hus issues Of this wonderful |
Prsss. and in this constan Mt improvement may be
noted the secret sf the great success which this
American Art Journal has achieved, where.
hitherto, so many beginnings have invariably
counted jus. so many failures. The publishers
demonstrate, not only the amplest resources, but
a determination to use these resources to the ut
mOst,A ,AHd this enlightened libvrality in their bus
mess can have only the enc result-a hold up-
on the popular faith that will be 10 them tower
Of strength for all time to come. The second Of
the child akstchss, by Jehn s. DsVIa, announced
a. the quarters tinted plates for this year, Ap-
pears in this issue. II represents a theft Of
slice oi bread and butter, by a rowing cur, from
AyoungSter who Was seated In the open doorway
70 enjoy the bslmy morning air, A shadow has
in verify slouded his day, and the fast falling
drops ot an April shewor accompanying his tear
ful protest. Ii 10 very pleasing sketch, and
will add TO the reputation Of this promising
younR artist. Thomas Morgan presents Ave
rnAsterly dslinsations Of the YellcWstons Region,
one OF which. "Tower Creek" full rage cut
hAK BY LiutOn, is a most super pspecimSn The
" Death WarraRt Of Mary StuarI"iS q truly FnT.
al subject royalty treated; and for texture and
detail, is nsticsabls even in The ALDIHK.
"a CAtskill Brook =" by WhiitrsdRs, will car.
~ on the palm With very many. a pool sur
rounded by fnrsSt trees. In which the beautiful
white birch 10 conspicuous; the S.,i.nis height
ened, not brokSR,by lair Of kinRhsh5rs, one
psrched upon lsaheSs branch the othar skim
ing thS surface, aHd moat nchAntinK vistas Of
dim forest, distances frsm a pIctsvs worthy of
the reputation Of enc Of Amerisa's foremost
painters. Such spirited sketch a. "a bare
Chance" by w, NJ. Gary, In which enc Of our
ON his gallant muslAng, 10 brought
suddenly To close quarters with a mon
streus grizIly, dsservsL more than q passipR
notice, but 90 d0 the others aud space il limited
There Ia perfect Ren ~ landscape by VIM
psris, the great rival Of Birkst Foster. "A De- |
'sftsd Church." "Spring Flowers" aud % Pray |
ny Child, "an exquisite genre picture of the Ger
nan soho" ,eomplets the list Of Attractions which
IRE scattered with such generous hand among |
he patrons ~ this elegant journal. The literary
contents Of the April ALDIRE, display the usual
Excellence and variety. Mnsie aad Art receive
h"uRhtml eonsid tinn, and Literature mare
b n usual attention, the page containing il be.
ng devoted 10 the late Henry Timrod the best
nd most unfortunate 0f all the Southern nosis.
The story OF his life, as re-tnld by Mr. Stnd.
art from tho Memoir NJ Mr.. PAU Hayne, is the
addsst literary record that We have read for
ears. Snhscription price IS 90 including Chro.
'ss village Belle" and "Crossing the Moor"
James Stllon a Co., publishers, SO Maiden
ane, - !.