The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-10

ply and Christian Art's and sLakc George" Thomas
Hicks portrait OF General DeaGed and General
Meade."w. whttredge's "Home by tho Sea-" I'm
dams Fording River" several landscapes and ar IN
terror McEn.ce sends several autumn scenes These
comprise tho works OF the painters from New York
will send their works boxed directly to Philadelphia,
where they win Do judged Eastman johnson vii!
send his "old Kentucky Home" "wnat tho Shell
Says" 1.-The Prisoner" 'Mill0n and His Daughters"
and ono two others Sanford X. Clifford 'Constan-
tinopc," Venice At Sunset ''Group Of Venetian
scapc s'viow OF the waikiki Valley, lake and
others s'wages OF War" and apple OF Discord rep
resent Henry Peters Gray. Edward Morans victorious
Sappho," Nav York Bay by Moonlight" "Approach.
ing storm or the Battery,h "Laghihouso sunset
and landscape with strip OF water in tho distance.
and His Friends - Loves Melancholy" by Constant
Mayer; Guys 'suppcstion." Cropsey's "old Mill'
esa Pd BsaacAqrsn G. Bsowas Sar ais as
Bucket" Walter saiterIee's 'Mareucrite," a. Words
worth Thompson's 'Desolation," ~ J. Hcade's 'seal
lagc' and a Colorado Scene" william +. Marshalrs
''Porirait or Lincoln;'' General Anderson and
LsUp xoue s. Mstao Il
George H. story; "High Brldgch s'Rcturnng TO the
Fold, Country Road" and others arc contributed by
and ..vespers, wiuslow Homer's .ssnap the Whip"
and "a Quarrel" A. y. TAFT and James Harris Camp
.. 'aS sre
shakespeare" "a New England Woman Weaving"
"Schoob0y and his best picture, benjamin Franklin
as n boy at work in the printing onice,n by T. Wood
Perry; "Reurning from Pasture" and ssThe Antigua
rian" Dy j. II. DoIphc ''St Paul' and "Portrait of
Boy and Dog" by La Fargo; ''Old Man Of the Noun
tain, " "Brook study" aud several small landscapes by
David johnson; taking the Veil" by Robert w.
Weir; .'Drifting Ashore in Fog" 'Hcaving To for
Pilot" by NJ f. II. De Haas; "A Prairie Fire." by
Blspham, series of three pctures 'fhe Contraband,"
'sTno Recruit" and 'sThc Veteran" also .Thc Village
Post O1lcc,' by T.. W. Wood; 'sThe Antiquarian"
Sabbath OF tho Pilgrims and 'Florcntne Interior"
by Edwin White; ARABIAN Sccnc,n by Coman
s~Daybreak" aud twilight" by Robert q. Minor;
sNhere's Many a Slip,n &C "Out All Night ana .pi-
Vision OF spo,s," by Joseph II. Beard; st. Marks
terror by A. Lamric; several landscape and figure PIC
lures by j. q Thorn Strect Corner and interior, BY
Frost Johnson; several Eastern scenes by r. Swain
Clifford which BY no his best work; portrait
OF Parke Goodwin. by Lc Clear several landscapes BY
Durand; "Group OF Algcrans," by II. H. Moore; a
landscape by Smiliic; one by Hubbard; q number by
Van Elton, who has boon appointed ono Of the Ba-
varan Commissioners al that department, and works
by Sontagg VI. w. Robbins, Edward Gay, Samuel Col
man, Shattuck. II. ~ Martin, Mcknight Schade, $.
N. Brooks, Miss Cranberry; portrait Of Commodore
Vanderbilt by. Flaeg; Preparing Moses Tor the
Fair" by Richie; ssFlowers,n by Miss Dcgoa, and
many other pictures, including large number OF
water coiors. Among the works OF deceased artists
those OF Kcnsett, Eaton and Oregon Wilson,
which have been selected by tho Examining Commit
tee, and there arriving at No 625 Broadway many
ohcrs, that each department rs likely TO DO well
represented