, 1875-09-17
Continuation Of tho Review Of
tho Gr0upA.
gsenes by Flood and Field, by Sun
shine end Storm.
Representative Works Of De Hans,
Moran, McEntce, Etc.
Inness and Whittredge.

eir1t pictuf es Of the ron convhy6 tho free, airy
fmprossioM of MI outdoors. dc Haas n nhtvO
O, Iiol' and, ns marine painter ought to Lo, and
only came To Tho United state4 alter ths COM
rlo,iou Of Ills studios in his own country and
eourso OF sketch'ng hlnng tho cuaat OF Franco.
He mud Edwnrd Moran prcseut tho only oFcn-sea
rlctnrcs Of importance In tho collection, 1sich
s.,!s aud I,richcr a.icling always 10 tho fhore,
md II will bo profitable to rcriow tho RroupA to-
gcther, aud noto Tho points If remembrance mud
Of difference between them. Edward Norm,
the brother Of Potor,-wlo has q picture Of
Landscape and cattle in tho northwest gallery,
..Tho snn,,y slopc" nm an--;a MI hssoclnto Of
~. .o.a.n, ,n1 ha. si,,ti. j., N.,. v,,L
tn' AsA""s' nn" nA' n.ua1o ~ W." ,' io o..
snd most conspicuous difference between DO
TT... and Nora, NJ, comnar;ry thova 9r,,na of
fas ."s j., .,'a s.a,,'.., .s, ~ ~.
water, tho sl.spe ant, motion OF the waves, which
II. however, not 60 much a contrast in the treat
mont OF tho same subject ns d difference in tho
cboicc OF tlo pl,aso to be roprosoutca. De Haas
almost Always ho'ecse choPpy' hroezy eea
e1hilsrhting hut not dangerous, bis hnGs and
FtroHmers n.y. his small b0ntH b"b up and down.
Ills lilot-boatn enjoy tavorlng wind, aud every
thing a enoortal au'' lively Moran ~ apt TO DO.
pics moro serlot1S "o"taef' 1he 'oos s"o'''
"nowinE sca, tile cursci.te and tides that attond
the clearing of ftofm or marx sne ~" ..
hArbor Gates aro his favorito ocean moods. Not
.ts'; u,,;,n|H. os7, 49,, y. .,,,,t., ,,to
allH"los on'P wv COY COL " so's'u ..te
'als. tea''u to.a s, J,"r ono .;ra,r oar r,c.or
oAeup"e >AoDo A' ~ ~ H.,
Oh the open aca, no beaten shofo' l1He 'n'
~ a. yt,. si,,,;,,, ront ,,;,,ur r/r, o.u,
nKe iho .A'S'y A''s"'''b' A'.e's .'so' w. @o','
the general rush and current OF tho water arc
.,,. .x,-os.od
1olc'o'Y oAt'e!sou. -, ,...-
second, ALMOST consequent, ulAe1ohce pe-
tween Do Haas and NTotau IL tn tho color
1n;eht' yn,1ors md trans, aren't: Mora,lte
often dark, oTA1ue. nnu co''ipaiAs"ely
UNIFORM. 70 Inns makes moro hso ol
painted, fu,1.rirged rlits in Ms foreground, while
koran relles A!nre for the most rart to arhnunrra
:sosn 9 s. ,ery tss ana hs" them very
Do llsu' may br said al1nost to hayo made "rccia-
3 :, St, e %9sEns @ c,s Gf fn T M Sa
IN prosperous tail, fright, reddish yoilow ,oon. e
II Ills Picture are well worh no.icins md noss pess
s q Al I sae asse ~ .a.
1he spectator. Tho nunset pictures are decidedly
ss s. Il 1s S s G reeess ssh tsS III. ~
ncsa, and tho general wesn Of Do iisas have
M m s tbs ss # 5 1Te na
Bhip tNo. 1s7) IL powerful Picture. The dStAn
ve.te dimly dasrrnc through ~ blowing spray And
tered The sea Il still high from lie storma and
in long aves tho foreground. 4 local squnll
cpsay iown up horo aud there by tio Wind. sn he
asrect Of the weather dangerous Aul threatening.
,y 10 ss int s seeo 81 fsa sa
to epst ths li'.ele .hp 70 'ha. abe viii 10 fofoya1
and ftn,reeta,
According 10 the catalogue,
MAY" died rualenIy in his vsudio. in Eev YORK.
bee H. 1874 a. tho go Of 64" Tbs group of stI nc.
h a'S Il ns % td ,ss =. @
Rslsry, something Balvator-uko and grave This h
Probably partly m accident, a. Krs,set. rainscda
fnovn of au men a. q psrtcuiary anhCle and trsu-
oual Ietpon. most nnks tho gloomy and romantic old
tratesl Ia .hass pictures. - AS
Keusa.t VA. Ike caalear and 1nncas, nrst an en-
In 1e4s exchanged the burn for the brush, and
studied long abroad, part Of the time In company
tive placo; but .my roa! Life, 10 wrote, coun,suoed
n The atndy o. the ststaiy xoela y Windsor and tho
oanating lanascare That s,tsruandn thssn." EARLY
Fstroni1cd by the Art umon," 10 beeamo Wildly
1a s e s & 1''s xs.t sa1 an
s e f
NO a} ID tho ono Viii Ii dooa .o mott 10 Rvu the
impression aboEospoken OF to the present group.
Nobody but man VI character anh force could hAvo
paiuted this picture. TAken from locality associated
With the quiet proaaic Life of New Engiand. 1t is
sugRaAttvo Of romance NJ II ts gn1ct ehcanua be-
Eagle Rack tNo. 1) tho great ledge rises IN Ito
lsit background. 'hs heavy snEf following . storM
ara sai.ing = toy-vessel in pool formed In .
depression L. r. la%i Tho irregular line Of hseat.
fvAred to tlu Tosy point Of turning, u very
HIGH 10 fcot at aa4t judging from tic figures Of
tho children before It, aud seen,a ~ though II must
IN mysterious way. ana really eicvo that lila
wase Will cauEels.sfy turn hsrk upon tho level bench
fulnoaa OK the artist appears In tito representation al
tho ssawce aud othsf iebr!s II! the green concxve OF
tho unified xAve wher II always appears after heavy
weather. a. all dwelsr uu tho coest know hut N very
rarsly portrayed In paintings. II Is worth willis 10
somnstu us vro1,rB of tho two enQrsYcry Csstlcar
md kcuRst spd ute how they toll tio ruth Id ttf-
forani wsyn but acctrataIy and fn +iuafl oue bnuy