The New York herald., 1878-03-31

picture the nrst Thcre IL large quiet Castelar,
couple Of Hubbards nna eropsey tSs2) fearfohy and
winter landscape in 2sI. The moonlight breaking
through the noccy clouds Is oxccllenty dinused J.
Y Nico has scored an advance ana u decided sue
cess IN his picture OF ice on The Hudson, near Hast
ines-she ice real aud the cold
samuel Colman's Lake lucerne, with
knie hatbstock and sister mountain trcnding away
from us Is tne In color broad IN effect. Tho sky
Us good We think Mr.. Colmsn should have modiGot
the geological lines his most prominent noun tstu
iornl s. II. Gnord's golden haze over Venice 1901
is pleasing X. N shurilen mas (,n 40s) tho samo
subject he had In his admrab Ilttlc water color
so favoraoly noticed In the iae exhibition OF In
soo,ety. Tho effect rs not good We Iiko extremely
Mr.. Magrath tree study an
NJ. f. II. do Haas .rhc Beach OF Granville Francc',
ts55) Is large and important canvns desoryedy we'll
hung u is handlod ir broad aud mastery mani r.
with good color. The fisher boats the STR aud:nra
we'll treated tho watcr real and there Is an excel.
lont sky. George lnncss has sent several canvascs
M W.T. a,se sa1ies ao SeahaS arr ,1pS poe'sa
atric and rough In The extreme. 1t rs slurrcd and
hasty work. No. 459 Is not IN good condition ~
when II somo months ago his studio
There Is good effect OF morning lists and the scchc
though startling. issomcwhat roa. Though he prooa-
bly, thinks IL beneath MIN wish Mr. Innoss would
DO careful with his figures ana cittlc An ltaL
ian scene (3Sl) II lurid IN elect OF sunset.
Robert Minor has shown IN his large landscape,
autumn t44Sh what an influence OF foreign art i'm
bibed In the proper spirit can do II Is exceptionally
strong and the foreground IS especially admirable
scene, though IL may be literal Transcript OF the
spot There is some excellent craving IN IL. and the
wafer ~ eOOO. McEnteo - seen IN Cnuky NJ some
what poetic landscape. Ernest Partons view .
little mill stream on tho Thames (s99). Is really
charming. The water and the foreground plants arc
especially good.
George Hetzei has eyooilcnt landscape (s0S)
which has becn dcsorvcdiy well huog. II In pleasing
and real IN color, admirably drawn, ana with hns
depth. Bellows has Isle OF Wight 1shermant
cottsge. a. IL. Wyatt has ono charming lttc wood.
land pool (600) which very real and rcfreshi
his oak being somewhat nuny. Sartain shows ms
aptitude Tor local color In Venetian scene l50sl
Joseph Lyman gives "A certain amount Of careful
drawing IN hs landscape (Tl3). H. W. Robbins has
some real qualities and a pleasant sunlight IN hs
'Sunny Banks u tho Ausabc' (547L His morning.
(5s2) ts however TO us The better picture. Tho dis
lance, water ami foreground trees are good.
good hut slightly spotty landscape has success
fully copied extrcmo OF rurper's style in hts pic
ture (7l6) which hangs IN the same room. THIS sort
OF thing may do wcll studio but II 10 absurd
TO exhibit H. Bolton Jones has good Qualities
In his landscape $685. Frank Waer's ''rhc Citadel
OF Cairo from tho Dasert has real Egyptian AR; is
has very excellent drawing and very pleasing.
OF q Moorish sentinel asleep In the corridor.
The room TO the right on entering tho Academy,
beiors mounting tho stairs, has been devotod 10
sculpture. Here wo have Hartley's excellent figure
"Whrixind," O'Donovan's strong bronz. head Of
Psgc, and of Winslow Homer with other examples
Tho Hanging Committee-Messr Casear fchair.
mauL Huntington, Shattuck, Loop and wyant-hate
done very good work ns whole. Thoy have sue
coeded very we'll in getting the proper pictures IN
Tho reception and private view takes place to-mor-
row evening at eight O'Clock. On Tuesday the ex-
hbiton will bo thrown open to the pubic remain
open until June /.