The New York herald., 1877-10-21
GALLERY NOTES.

able note have been lately added TO the Goupil Gal
lery Tho regular tall opening will not take place Tor
some weeks the picture season In many respects
rather backward this years but still, by gradual pro-
of substituting new pictures by twos and thrces
tor those sold, which have hung for some time, the
gallery has assumed quite fresh aspect aud many
new canvases greet the eye.
Among the recent additions is large and dne sheep
picture by Max Ieblng, OF Munich, entitled "rhe Cry
Tor Hep.n On rise on y snowy moorland stands
mother ewo, with pair OF very young lambs by her.
one of whom lies exhausted on the snow
able to walk further The mother Is pte-
ousy calling tor help to the shepherd, who
with the rest Of the flock is seen down
the rise making for the distant village, which
passing an evening snowstorm. Admirable is the ex
preston on the owes lace and nfelkc the drawing
and painting Of horself and her ungainly little chill
dren. The texture painting is especially good and
tho snowy cloudscape natural
Next to the sheep picture hangs very noticeable
canvas by f. Jacadacci, OF Rome, called 'rhe Happy
EVENT. In a richly decorated spacious ocdchambcr
In the palace great Italian noble, probably
MedcI arc gathered around the happy mother in the
richly hung bed, picturesque and richly dressed
group Just returned with tho baby, whom Is
handing to tho mother, from the christening
The proud rather stands with lady behind
The woman with The child. who ~ just at
the bedside, aud behind the bed is cavalier
IN black, whose costume contrasts admirably with
that oi tho father lifting the nangngs TO allow sight
Of the mother TO visitor. In the doorway, just On
terinp With her richly dressed escorted
by gallant gentleman comes three four-ycar old
sister OF arrival. The costumes are those
| Of about the middle oi the sixteenth century. The
picture is admirable IN grouping and Ia color Tho
hgures finely drawn and iull oil action. fhc depth
| is well gwen and the general tone ricn and true
A new ana brilliant little kaemmerer named
"L'H,ver'' next attracts attention IL represents
young dcmoiseIle n the costume Of me ,ine OF the
Directory, making her way through the bushes 10
pond on which are geen skaters The picturesque but
not very pretty face turned coquetshy toward us,
aud is fine b OF coor lhe pink slik roDei treated
| with the artists usual felicity IN such matters.
"His Friend" by +. Engei, OF Munich, ~ pleasing
little picture OF boy III barn eating crust, while by
! him on the hay on which ne leans sits knowing,
acclonate little terrier with an eye ON the bread.
CompIe-CaIix IS represented by graceful and
| charming little canvas. On the border OF lake
| gathered u pleasing group, ono wnom, q BOY, IS
skipping stones through the water, whlie the three
ladies' arc looking on one standing another sitting on
rock, and the Inrd stretched full length over IL.
Across the water couple o ladies' are standing, one
fishing, rod la hand, while overhead Is coming
Storm
after the Hunt' is a nice little canvas by veltop,
OF Munich. julius Hntze. also of Munich. was repre-
scnted by very pleasing picture oil children at play
in the woods, wnicn has since been sold.
Among the new pictures which havo not yet been
placed the gallery are PaczXa surly, unshaven
monks head strongly treated; an Egcsquisa, girl
standing at piano trying an air. and Hide and
Seek" an exceedingly pleasing canvas by a. Laup-
heimcr, OF Munich, youPg eir witHa sweet German
lace ia the grounds OF country house. hiding behind
u SILVER poplar from lover, VINO Is threading
the Doscage IN search Of her, Admirably treated
the graceful hguro OF the sr, very noticeable Is the
landscape painting, and well gwen Is a hne breezy
atmosphere.
.rne Two viberts, F" "The Preparatory Sermon" aud
"The Catalonian Wafer Carricr' have been sold and
viii DO removed from the gallery IN lew days.
The firm propose shortly to open "A water color ex-
hiDtion the small under the picture gallery
schaus has just received pair VI very pleasing
litte pane pictures by Seignac. one is called Castles
IN Spaiuo-a group o cniurcn building card houses
ana the other 'Granufnoher's Birthday; couple OF
children have come Ihelr mother aud brought
a large bouquet present Very charming in sentI-
ment and admirable In treatment,
Al Moore's notced a very pleasing landscape,
by Wyant, with deer drinking at RIVER IL the lore
ground, admirably painted and line example OF one
VINO STANDS The nrst line landscape painters.