The New York herald., 1878-09-23
FINE ARTS.
JoTl1xcs HIRs.AND THERE.

JoTlINGs HERs'AND THERE.
The Stewart Memorial Church at Garden City VIII,
DO flushed In two years The outside is nearly com
pleted, and the sesple is up. Situated whore It is II
has an imposing aspect.
Among the latest arrivals from abroad OF artists
who intend to take studios In this city are William
Walton, pupil OF Carolus Duran, and George Ewell,
who nas been studying In Rome.
William N. Cuase will occupy Bradford's old studie
In the Tenth street building.
Among the loaned pictures exhibition at the
Gibbons Art Gallery for the benefit OF the orphans
made by the yellow fever are small Troyon, an
excellent DetailIe and delicate little Knaus.
Applications for admission TO the classes Of the
approaching season Of tho Art Students League ars
coming In rapidly.
Julian Rlx, OF San Francisco, is painting Mount
Rainier.
II is stated that OF the ST. Louis pictures will
be sold at auction this year. sr
Foster, an English artist. has been sketching In
Colorado He has secured many scenes in tho Pass
and near Pixies Peak
i. S. Church has an excellent. broadly treated and
very artistic full page drawing. "a Fsherm anil Rut
by the Sea-" In Harpers' Weekly tor the 2lst inst
new feature the DAILY Graphic Is the direct
production OF political ana other cartoons and draw
ings made with crayon on egsshell paper. They are
often worry effective
In the Richmond Dispatch an artist correspondent
writes from Polling, In Bavaria, the little village
Munich where American students congregate. ana to
which aiuslon was made in these columns last week.
We learn from the letter that tue students 1t
Polling determined to give William n. Chase.
League OF this ciy sendoG before his departure to
America. He II id been TO Munich for few days aud
she srranremsnts and The popular young sr..s was
met the railway station by triumphaI Car, consist
ing OF hay wagon arawn by two oxen s on which was
wagon seventeen American artists, we PROVIDED
It was evening. with lsnterns; large carcaturs
Of the artist to be received and an American nag On
his arrival Mr. Chase seated the throne
state to the aastnacs at Polling and gwen an
upr0artous reception at which the speeches ana bseI
were predominating features.
The schools Of the Psnnsylvania Academy OF Fine
antique scnooi by daylight began on that day. Tho
evening classes Will open on the Isl prox. and ths lie
school the 7tn The study OF art anatomy will begin
about November The professor OF drawing and paint.
ing Christian Schussce and the assistant professor
and ohief demonstrators o. anatomy 10 Thomas Eakns,
professor OF artistic anatomy The anatomical courss
IL very thorough The dsseoting room under
superntsnd under the direction oil the professor o
anatomy, the dissectng, casting and drawing DAILY
s ssson ssr 0 thew nave ao,,n.S
their regular work 10 the painting room.
prominent Paris picture dsasr lately said, speak.
ing OF the American genre pictures In the Exhibition,
that such works. II sent abroad on sals would COM
mand Market Though ~: not gsn:raiy known,
the works Of Thomas Eakins and OF q lew othef
Americans have been for years sold In Paris
ART IN THE OCTOBER MAGAZINES.
There are several noticeable woodcuts In NJ.
Browners article on the ART schools Of New York. In
the October number Of Scribwer's AontAiy. The
craving OF MISS Mary Cooks stlI life study In oil
10 n.as,crly, as 10 Yusnglipg's rsndition OF +. 8.
Cnurch's admirable s'The vision," q composition
class study. W. J. Hsrper's bold and effective one
hour sketch is we'll reproduced. and Francis La.
w lar IL u,,a1s
views In the different schools sxcellsnt-notice.
ably Lathrop's Antiquo Glass, Academy Of Design;"
his s.Portrait Class at the Cooper Union" and
shiriaw's ellie Class for Men," at the Art
studsntS League There Is some sterling
work In tho engraving OF the rsproductions
OF drawings IRON casts, and In that o.
Walter Sniriuws illustration 10 the months install
mcnt o koxy" - really charming little picture on
Gne reaaiIion Of carolus Darsns equestrian portrait
OF his sster.in-iaw, sophie Crizette The drawing
whcn hsads tue story, "Aow Unce Gaoe saved tue
Levee,n by A. y. Redwood, " excellent in drawing,
startlngy real IN iight and shade aud full OF local
character. As hint TO painters OF American genre
where could there DO better mayerial2 y. Hslns-
mann has excellcntiy engraved the drawing. Mr..
Bishops illustration to his story "Mlss Caldsron's
German" is very croditabis TO him. II. p. Wacotpa
outline character sketches among the BroaBrac are
good.
article on "a New England Dairy ana Stock Farm"
tho cuts, 'rhe res' and "Jsrssys" There 10 some
pleasing work In Alfred Frsderick's Illustrations "a
'AdonaIs.n Abbey has done himself much credit In
his aye Bell Man." and IN his "Fogkespsr in Q
storm" The portrait Of henry stanley - nns
piece Of work.
j. o. Davidson e illustrations TO the article "Ths
Multitudinous seas" In Appletons Journal Tor The
same month, arc many OF tnsm very picturesque.
''ruE ART INTERCHANGE"
We have received the nrss number OF The Art
Interchange a iortnightly household journal, pub.
lshed uuder the auspices and 10 further the aims os
tho Society Of Decorative Art, ana edited by Arthur
ID Turnure. Tho nrst page Is surmounssd by neat
decorative heading and the opening article explains
the "Modos and Methods Of Work" Of the Society oi
Decorative Art. Under the hsaa Of ''rhs Glass
Room, nsiruction IN crewsl work Is given. 0tner
departments are s'rhs Drawing Room" "rhe Morn.
ing Room" "rhs Library and "rhe Study" where
books are reviewed, 'Architscture" aud "Coilec.
tions." An interesting paper ON Cyprus oy Mary
al Cesnoia, tells good deal about tne
people. La his saiutalory the editor says;.
"fustruction aud criticism 10 be united Win all
the objects pertaining 70 household journal. Are
eau never subsist art alone; u 10 merged In all
we ieol and see ani do For this reason current
topics OF continuing interest will receive their propes
attention." He also announces that ne Will nave
the valuable assistance OF Messrs frime, iusny ana
sturgis, aud OF General di CesnoIs, crucisms on
matters relating peculiarly 10 arr rhe Journal 10
we'll printed ON good paper ana oil convsaienh sixs
The supervisor. appointed BY the soce'y ol Deco s,
Joseph II. Choate, william H. Evsrts, hamilton Fish,
Abram y. HEWITT J. w. Pinenot David Lane Henri
c. Potter aud T. ii. Wheeler, General d. cssaola and
Mr. William Q. Primo
fonFroN Art NOTES.
Mr. Hormuzd Rassam was TO leave England on the
2otn inst TO assume work at Ninoveh, where the
cava,,ons have beon suporintendsd, during his alb
sence, by his nepncw.
A new picture of Gabriel Max on exhibition 10 Ber.