The New York herald., 1877-09-10

hand, points TO scroll lying across his kpsss on
shicn he has written 'Eece Agns pei, ecee 9u feii1
the youthful Saviour, back OF whom Is a lamb. are
clustering various living things Not afraid. bird,
Vour, "hile oiher BIRDS the beside him,
and sw allow circles down the lett In the dis.
lance on he side Of the hill the buildings OF
Nazareth, Whiie GU a path leading toward the house
arc coming q couple OF women, looking eagerly and
reverenv forward 10 catch the rst the sacred
child The drawing, modelling aud coloring are AL.
mirabie and tho miniaiurelike finish takes nothing
away from the charming harmony OF the picture
through which Is diascd sweet auiet feeling
They have also lately received from the artsts studio
a large and zinc example OF Hughes Merle ssrho Ems
brodery Lcsson.n young girl Is teachiu iug her pretty
little golden haired sister TO enbroder by practical IL
lustraiion The child, whose TACO admirably treated
with light and shade, bends over her teacher iap and
smiles interestedy up, watching the deftly handled
needle. Tue figures stand well out IRON the dark red
wall, the color aud expressions are hne, and the sent
ment is exceedingly sweet aud pure. There large
sized canvas by Van Marcke pasture on both sides
OF a stream with cattle. one In the foreground
stands water looking out oil the picture and
a a group OF three one OF whom IS loving To
others across the the other side. In the
middle distance boy has ridden one OF a pair OF
horses down water while many groups and Isolated
cattle scattered over the brook meadows strong,
bold foreground of flowers and field plants
tcntion The cnttlc as usual admirable, the gem
era broad and there is the usual gray and
A walachian scene by Adolpn schreyer next
claims attention A heavily laden goods cart, drawn
by nine sturdy shaggy horses harnessed i've and four,
is coming over a snowy landscape Besides the driver
the only human hgures are two mounted gunrds siuins
pictures IL IS excellent and bears strong eviuence OK
studies made The spot. small water color, oy
Meissonier some kacmmerers, Vili0sa und Seixnho
are expected shortly by the lrm kohn. IN tlth
avenue, has received some new pictures among which
the following noted:A 'Sunsct In the Gardens or
the Vatican,n by oswald Achenbach--the dome oi 81
Petcrs glowing in tho dying rays, while IN the cooi
shade the Pope cardinal priests and others OF
the Papal court, walking. scene IN tue garncus
of French country house, by uugo saimson, III very
pleasing. Under tree In the foreground seated on
Il garden young lady with a novel in hand.
while pretty child, just rushed from ACROSS
the garden, Is bending over her lap, ana WIN
clasped hands making request There are several
fine cattle pieces by +. voltz o Munich one IN which
the Is laid on the banks OF the famed konigsee
TWO brilliant Venetian scenes by Zcm attract attention.
.ia Vedette," by Dc Neuville Is boldly treated at
tractve picture. mounted hussar stands on tho NH.
side tho foreground. Behind the hill! are seen the
buildings of farm house, aud further down over ths
rise Is another vedette. There Is Cues from the
SaiOn--"rhe Smoker" time OF Louis MIL, a cars
bineer A landscape by Diaz usual admrabie,
as ~ one OF DRubgnys. Selgnacs ''stoen KISS is
! pleasing. The injecting oi Village Council IN the
! fine picture, admirable In finish aud in character
| The faces OF the old peasants are excellent an color
and drawing
| AMERICAN PICTURES.
4! Mr. Moore has ut is gallery Of American pictures,
In Union square, lato picture by Nj. f. n. de Haas,
sOn Montauk Point''--a ship, head on with studcins
sails set June moonlight, With hnc rcnectons On
the waters There Is recent Bellows, u sailors
| homo on the Isle OF Wight, with a few hgures An
| old time gray haired German woman IN cathedral
| stall. by Il. Dlelmann, Is admirably painted and
! nnshei There is also small moonlight IN Madsou
SQUARE by the same ARTIST 4. S. Davis well known a.
| a,raughtsman wood, and who IS now studying u
Paris has sent over French river scene. line clay
bust OF George lnness by T. S Hartley Is also on eA-
! hibition at the rooms.
Mr. Matthews snnt quite q number OF foreign pic.
lures 10 Louis Exhibition. lie intends TO oave
sale of American paintings direct from the stuoios
| carly In November.