New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23
THE EXHIBITION AT THE ACADEMY.

IN. narest outline must serve to-day to In
,,oot the riches OF the Academy collection The walls
=, vcrv one Of the five and OF the Corridor are
covered close with pictures. and even to name the prn
oal OF Them where nearly all are principal taxes our
snaoe In the South Room the two great Geromes-
aTba Gladiators" and Tho Chariot Race -
,o,ued by Hrs 4. T. Stewart (the much talked
:, Nelsson,er is not here the Education OF
. prince" and The Return TO the Convent two OF
ysmscos best wOrks-our such pictures as these are
.mot an exhibition in themselves But here are speci
mems Of the best skill of Febe, Mass at ST. supce the
largest picture ever here by this artist; Last
Greeting" by Max "The Game Of Chess by
Beeker "The Terrace at Versailles by Boz
dina soap-bubbe. indeed, but who else
paint soap-bubbles SOL Centuries "Ioung Poet with
All of Couture in it, coast by Andreas Aehenoach
the only German landscape painter! lie can PANT
wind and ari Here, too, are Churchs "Parthehoh'
Kensetts Lake George" Boughton's Flight OF the
Birds "-the companion pieces Winter" aud spring
are in the corrldor-with pictures OF Cole, Durand'
Huntington. Hicks, and Gay.
In the North Room there some excellent portraits
By Elliott picture by Alvarez. "A Concert in Spanish
salon." which perhaps take it all in ALL abe most In
teresng picture in this roOm an amazing tordeJoTce
Of color with great life and viyacty in the expression
and beside these good works by Defreg The Win
ming Horse"by vannuteli by Jules Breton, by Achon-
bach and witha a swarm OF delightful little cabinet
peees by varOns hands-Brilouin, WiemA Pecrus John
Lewis Brown, and many another.
The East Room is no less rich in treasures. Here
4, MeiSsoner not much in subject, but most preci-
ous for its drawing and color little bit of ZamacCs,
NOT haed by its the MeissOnie and on the
sppose wall a steinheil which among all the remark
able pietres in this exhibition must be reckoned among
the finest of its class the class Of which McsSoner the
chief and Of which Zamacois and Frebc 1--WE speak now
only of method are principal followers. In this room
TOO are works that do full justice TO the name Of
Cabane Perrault. BOughtOn, Blazc Desgohe, NIl'ems
schreyer Alfred Stevens Ia rare MASTER represented
here by three picturesl Perraut, Detae, and Comte
Eastman johnson; pension Agent" and a most life
Ike Catl by Butler are also in the East Room.
The West Room is Of the four principal rooms the least
attractive yet here too there plenty Of good pic
u,res Troyon small but delightful; good Jules
DuFe better Homer Martin than We ever saw before,
two or three small but clever Eastman Joinsons an
Edouard FIere OF the good old time an interesting Heu
BY Cermak reminding of FREDERICK Leighton IN the
rch painting, BOldiuiS-One or them auudciOusy
peroas-a PalmasOl fresh Spring and as young as
youth Cabauel and Zamacois ga spirited sketch lhls
time, GerOme and Detailie BOughtOn ana Lesrel.
The Corridor is as fun OF good things as Inc rooms
themselves over the door or the North Room is large
ersyOn drawing by Kaulbaeh and the door Is thanked by
aWhttredge and by Hasenc'eyer's " Nlne-la lers'
Kronbefger's 1.-THE Rivals" remarkable study
Of character, and Dicficnbach's wedding Eve"
fun of that German sentiment that expresses user
In tremendous eating ana drinking. mere Is
jolity euoughs and twenty TnankseiyingS ana
brsfmaseS in one The Corridor Is the proud owner OF
Milet The WooC9rder," piece OF HIM az when no
one can cayi; by T. Couture not so me as the one III
The south Room but eristc and there Is also
good Carrot but not line there should have been
Here pause for toGyta almost 10 TAXI ava! OA1
desire for the feast read over suca biuof-fare