The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-14
PICTURES AT THE UNION LEAGUE.

The Union League Club held the third Of the present
seasons monthly exhibitions and receptions last
evening, At which there present u number of
the exhibiting artists ana large number OF the club
members who had been present at the club meeting
The show OF pictures very tar. there being
ticeablc number Of good small carvases which
hung along the line, with the larger pictures above
where such an arrangement was possible.
Turning to the LETT, on entering the gallery, nrst
notice Danners strong head Of an old "Bavarian
Woman" Below Is sunshiny little s. R Clifford
full OF color-a seacoast BY this is small and
fine Adoph Shreycr, and above 1t a good portrait OF
Judge DAILY, by Eastman johnson. On the line Is a
half length figure, by Shirlaw. We next notice A. T.
Bricher's very good and breezy East River
scene "a Servant OF the PORT" George II. story's
pleasing "Aiter n Butterfly" and neat little Egyp-
tan bit, by Waller BY Magrath there Is very natu-
raj little Sheep In Pasture painted out of doors,
ADD above Lawrie's careful head, "Jessica-" I. l..
Smilh has u little winter scene, by which Is one OF
wyants ne little canvases and further on Is pleas
iug r. NJ. Shurtlen In the corner Is George II. Smi-
lie, and above, J. II. Boards Faithful GUARDIAN"
On the line on the norm wall is really admirable
h. l.. Henry, tu ol nice detail and well managed,
scene in the city OF Warwick, England rns asures
horses carriages and carts are exceedingly Wen gwen
Near this are a black aud white BY !. s. Church and
some flowers ny Miss Fitch. Along the line Is a
"rhankss'ving Dinner" BY Fitch there Is
tree study and W. Sartain Is represented
by female head. Arthur Quartey's boldly
treated and 'Morning-Maroiehead, Mass,
next attracts attention, and by II j. Wadsworth
Thompsons bright "Manhattan Beach,. H. La
zaras pds nicely treated portrait OF lady, ana ).
J. Guy his 'Fccdlng Chickens" ON the east wall
The largest canvas is very admirable and nobIy
painted three quarter length portrait by Eastman
johnson, OF DR.. Potter, President OF Union College.
Near TINS Is portrait oil lady, by Baker, and abvve
an Inness Past the door hangs Paul Viry's low
toned, carefully painted "Falconcr, an Nj. J. Heade
anu Gay - '.SprDgtime Bristos fine "Lake George"
Is next noted, thea portrait ny LeCear, aud further
on a msruc by j. q. Nicol. On the line Ii
Humphrey Moores bright "Wli He Conner"
ana careful interior by w. l.. Palmer
George H. story Is again represented by "Hls First
Slae." Hahn by large picture, "Ncw York News
Doys,n aud A. q. Minor by spool Ia the ForesIv In
the CO the south wall hangs Albert Berstadts
large very admirable canvas, ESTES Park, Colo
rado, !" owned by the Earl OF DuLrayen. We next
Doph's pleasing kitten study, mo Ear for Music" ana
n Francoui la scene, by Castelar, Above these is good
Van Eten, "fhe Giant OF the Valley" Az tho turn
hangs W. II. Boards rabbit PICTURE "The Rivals"
BY II. A. Loop there Is good sized canvas MARINA
Pericles, act 4, scene ~ with some good
qualities. BY this Is Shattuck's Academy picture,
s.Sheepn aud "Aitor the Storm" by Miller, with
some nice bits Leganger Is represented by his
.'Biack Mountain, Lake George" In tho corridor
hung "a design Tor the completion oil the Washington
Monument by H. X. searle oil that city, which Ak
tractcd good deal OF attention.
the banging we'll done, to which credit must be
Messrs Baker, Eastman Johnson and
Waller OF the committee.