The New York herald., 1878-09-30

Felix Buhot, of Froment: Meurices crystal vase, ex
ecused or the hng oi spain; o. knsile's hne Ihonsn
academic reproducton oi MS painting. "f.at0 ans
His DISCIPLES; - GFelx's plate OF 4. Berners "Lands
de SsinIe Anne" +" from the la.o salon, aud Que BY
Jacquemart OF medal rom his series illustrating
Loubal's .Medaile History OF the United States -
Tue opening article Of the number, by N. L.
Exposition. and Is supcrbly Illustrated by pen draw
ings ol doe examples ry Z. Laurent aud oy Charles
Gouiz Wiiier and by a few woodcuts While stating
that France sl hods The suPrem in This Held, tie
writer says:-s'We are the hrst yes, but because,
with anew exceptions to be noted, tho foreign prodac
tion is meuiocre II tue English would put iorth ~
This the eorts which have beer shown ain the manu-
tacturc OF their urliure, ihc American rlniny con-
tinued his advance, II Italy had many Casteani oui
supcrioriy would 90 nseredn Arcnitecturea ths
Champ dc Mars 4 wrtcn about by Paul Sediiie In an
article like The former one the hrst Of SERIES Tho
work In ivory OF the Middle Ages and Renaissance
at The Irocaaeto receives attention from aired Oar.
cel--also an opening artsie. Uader the mead Of
"Foregn Schools OF Painting at the Exposition" ~
Daranty, we have a acareui criticism OF the Belgian
aud EDglsh cxn,biis, Win i've drawings Dy ths Bel.
gan artists OF Their pictures or OF bits oil them aud
twelve by the English ones. Noticeable among the
latter are Cranes delicious litto pen and ink OF hs
"Vsnus RenasceIs;' Boughtons sketch OF his SNOW
IN Spricg;' Albert Moore's "Pears," and Alma Tacc.
mas vigorous litt!e arawug oil his "Pyrrnie Danea
the continuation oil the series 'scuipture III tho
Exposition" there Is a drawing by Paul Laurent OF
ReIDnold Begas' group, the "Rape OF tho Sablno5."
Greek Art al the Trocadero" flushed, as Is the
series OF articles Gustave Couruct. this last ol
which Is embeliishcd by iull page drawing BY
Gilbert OF the artists .b.gneuse." Under tue sec.
ond OF Fore schools oil Painting at tho Ex-
position" by Paul Le!ort wo have those OF Italy and
Greece the illustrations being OF u. Marchetu's rcn
Interior with many 1gures, "Beiore the Tourney"
and sketcn OF part OF one OF NJ de- Vettis Can.
vases NJ. Durant, IN tue last article unitss with all
critics in calling j. +. Louoal's '.Acdac History OF
the Uaited States" with etchings by Jacqucmart,
magnn nceut work.
T'ne scm,-monthiy number Of L'Ars for September
10 is above the average III excellence rho principal
attraction rs magnificent etching, deiicate IN its
gradaons and iorcioie in its contrasts tull OF air snd
har monious IN Tone by Tn Chauva OF Jules Duprei
tine LA Barque" Two iu page woodcuts, hoya
terte, Fromenps admirable ensrayins Of Pasinrs
"La Chasse and Faucon (>yrie)' from the Universal
Exhbitiop, evidently a remarkable work, and one
drawn ana epgravod by tho talented Edmood Yon,
after Ch. Lapostolcps Gle Canal do la Giudacca u
VoNisc,n from the Salon. Ccarles fardieu opens tho
number with critique on the modern Italian school
at the Exposition, Illustrating which there are nva
sketches by De Nuts anu Pio Joris, after two Of
their paintings Louis Aenara criticiscs tho scup-
ture the late Salon, OF which several pieces are
more less well reproduced by sketches Drawings
by painters oil the whole or parts OF their PIC
lures Illustrate Eu ene Veron's arice that group
IN ,he saon oi 1878. One by Bonneior Is especially
excellent.