New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

he Ia the happy owner OF cottage With bis known
du try and devotion To his art It ia not too much n,
pect some 1ne new pictures Of coast scenery from h.
pencil ~ "s
Mr. saDdforA r. clifford has found a nev ham,
No Mans Land. a drcary island, inhabited nv ,b,n.
families south OF Marha'5 Vineyard What be b..
found there Is stu unknown he there will be ~
greater curiosity to sec hi5 next work. NV
Mr.. Berstndt has pictures yet 20 show NJ h,.
studio. and after having taken trip to Egypt and th
Nile this Summer. of again 10 Nassau by a,t s,,
urday's steamer. -"
Mr.. Quincy Ward is still engaged uoon m,
equestrian statue OF General Thomas which u now well
advanced lie has been interrupted ia this work by or
ders for portrait-busts and also 20 happy extent b
mis- recent marriage, will abor m work
which promises to be one OF his best achievements
Word comes from Vermont that the exhibition Of pn
lures IN the University at Burlington th summer Ia.
proved great attraction 10 tho people have been
drawn to that by events at the University anIs sum
plcasuTing The collection sent from this city 10
that place numbered 100 pictures. They were all %
moderate size, but comprised some excellent pieces IA
is asccraned that about forty OF the pictures have been
sold and VIII remain IN Burlington. OF the collections
this city TO the fairs at Chicago Louis and
Louisville, nothing definite l. yet known a. 10 the extent
OF sales 10 would seem, however tha the result
satisfactory M present az Chicago and that That mcOp
Oils VIII lose the prestige OF being good market fOr art
sales. which II has somehow acquired within yedror
two and which has pumcd itself upon greatly unless
there u change during the present month. bewNork
artists are beginning 10 dislike thc way they arr treated
IN Western cities. They Withdraw their pictures nom
exhibition in Sew-YO-k Guy, which - ths
only real artmarket the continent. aud
send them a long distance into the interior
free OF charge FOR the benefit and amuscmrnt Of ths
people Of The West aud thea get their pictures sent back
TO them again FOR their PAINS There may Doe olu'at0n
IN tns Or the West, inspiration, ENJOY mrni, and a that
but 10 Is business ana cannot be- p'ctcd tla l.i-
lists here will pay much attention 10 future exhibitions
IA the West " they 20 br treated D THIS way plan
IS now on foot In Chicago or selling the pictures tnre
by subscription lne details OF INC project are not pu0-
shed, but the matter B tne naud5 Of M-s Rose Dur
Tee, VINO was sent nui there 10 crge of the collection,
and il stated that tine scheme which will place
The pictures within the reach of re0pe ~ nOdcI
means. There is month two let IN which ~ test,
through this agency the sincerity Of clcfgO love ~
ART and the Of the plan awaited in art circles
here win interest. N the feeling among business
in rbe West this Fan Il as good as is repro
scnted, owing to the afge crops. and good prices,
large pait OF the collection VIII b, disposed OF.
Preparations are already making In town FOR the
nua exhibition and sale for the benefit OF the Artists
Fund In this connection, il may also De stated that
there is talk ia influential circles Of Loan Exhibition
FOR The benefit Of the Society ~ Decorative Art The
hibition OF lasl Summer, at the Academy. such
keen del gt 10 the pubic, aud winter without special
display of some sort 10 which le oNero ot art in scu-
eral can have access. affords prospect blank, htt
would De hdigd With general assure. No better pau
could De- suggested tor giving tne Society o. Decorative
Ara tsr funds or which tnat excellent organization stus
nrrn. ana for miulstcrDg a. nc same time g. 40
newly LWleut Tame or uUpGl r Interest lu ait which
u bp nOOycs everybody 10 tan as much ls possible