The New York herald., 1877-01-17
Ew YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JANUARY IT, ls77wrH

tho care OF tho former, while the Academy 10 the
custodian OF The paintings and sculpture The oeaus'
iui Academy building divided that tho gal
lerics on sdc devoted to the canvascs and
marbles, and tho miscellaneous art objects are on The
other
Tho paintings alone tins collection number nearly
400 All well selected and good, but, aftcr basty
tour through the galleries, the following may be men,
toned Us specially notabIe:-
paintings TWO large pcturos which attracted SO much
attention ut the Centennial the most conspicuous
on the walls Toby Rosenthas scene from "Eiaine."
where
Went upward with lie flood.
and stirring picture by Hascnclcver OF deputation
Of worklngmcn before the town council Ut Dusseldorf
during revolution OF l8 also noticeable, and
the disputed Trick.' by Irving
In gallery 4 the honors are carried or by garden
scene in Grenada W Fortuny. landscape by Dupre.
..The Return Of .no La6ofers ~ MiiIe and "A Mar
owned by a. Z. Bore-and ''Twllight on the Seine"
by Daubigny; landscape by Corot, exhibited by J.
Henry {. Gibson, ESQ.,. labelled "Thc Old Clothes
DsaIer." scene IN Cairo ''rhc summer Stroll" by
Seville. by Madrazo; "Calng the Roll After a Phi
lxgc by vibert; ''rho Birth OF Venus f" by Cabancl
y oss asd
tho Potato Harvest" by Jules Breto, all belonging
TO Mr.. Henry T. Gibson, Will also attract much asen-
ton.
In Gallery tho following are conspicuous:-'I Iul-
laby," by Korans; "Early Trials, I" by Boser "rho
bane .rhc Calabran Girl Going TO Church, by Gus.
tavc Miller; 'Procamatiop Front o tho Pantheon"
by Sinonctt OF the pictures from Mr. John Taylor
J0hnston's collection; 'Pollsl Peasants Gong to
Markot," by Joseph Brandt; 'rhe Convalescent," by
pansroy 'The Song Of the Bird" by Boldiui; Tho
New vniage," by J. vcnia; ''Mothcr and Child" by
Hughes Merio "rhe Sortis Of the Grand Council, Ven-
icc,' by Monchot; "Niagara by Moonlight" Herzog;
ln tho north transcpI the following are notable:-
"Clrcassixn Lady" by Gcromc sport Vencri" by
Achenbnch, and ''Solitudc," by Biersadt
ln gallery tho pictures loaned by Fairman Rogers,
Esq. Colonel Th0mcs A. Scott, James H. ClnghOrn,
Esq, and A. J. Drexcl, ESQ.,, nre hung Among them
may be mentioned tncso in the order IN which they
IRE catalogucd :-"Thc Beach at Atlantic CITY," by
Richards; "rho Return OF the Maynowcr.'a cee-
bratod picture. by Bouahton. the subject taken from
Longfelows poem Of ''rhe Courtship VI Miles stand
ish, picture msdc familiar By rs engravngs Tho
IT'S copies IN print; "lntcrior OF Santa Maria Della
Pacc, Rome" Madrazo; tho 'Fcllah Woman,
Laudclc 1.-The Armorer," Zatnacos; Ideal
Spring." Merle; ''rhs Disputed Point" zamaco's.;
.'sprIngtme,'' Moreau; ARABS IN Ambush"
Schrcycr; sIn the Fields" Professor Ludwig
Knnus; ''Castc OF Chillon.' Dandy; ''rwilight in
Southern Italy," Flamm u strong portrait Of one OF
Mr DreXel's children. painted by Madrazo; "Episodo
During the Siege OF Paris" Dupray; 'lakc lugano,"
G. &. Stanfeld; 'Phebe Mayiiower," r. GAVIN, r. ).
A. ''Oiign OF the Cornthan Capital" Lcycndecker;
''rhc Hunter's Stor:,' scitz; Two landscapes with
sheep and goats, by Rosa Bonheur; "Horse FAIR at
Makart .Caterinu Cornaro Receiving tho Homage OF
Venice" OF which all who visited tho Centennial
must have vivid remembrance. The Academy has
secured the refusal OF this masterpiece which has
been loaned 10 them, aud hope 10 raise tho $4,000
which will enable them 10 keep 1t.