New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26

and surrounded by group of spirits This latter cias
Of illustrations are made to meet popular craving
which the publication houses thy to meet. One OF Ne
Rcinhart's Illustrations has had a sale OF 100000.
Mr. George H. Smile has sent three water colors h
tho Academy this week. which bring out the December
and twilight the landscape The themes wers
"A Day in the Early Winter" Evening", aud After.
noon" the material for the landscapes having been
gathered from the Hudson near Poughkeersie. ne
Hudson already one of the best painted In the
world yet II 10 as inexhausble IN suggestion nature
ITSELF and Is studied more and more as time runs on
Mr.. Sme follows the example Of Others In now elaSor.
ang some subjects in OIL The thing now on his easel
ST. Augustine looking ont the sand beaches and
the water.
These ne only few Of the works tn preparation for
the Academy. There Ii thought Of the coming exhbi
ton IN all the studios and active hustle about 1t most
of them With reference to current work In reply 70
ORDERS may be said that though the art sales Of the
winter have not thus far been brilliant anticipation
had been led promise the amount OF beina
produced Is very large indeed II the times dull and
prices low there Is the Tor wasting time
Mrs. Barrows has just completed couple Of large
the hallway The body color Ia Upon one
a design, in which the cardinal flower was the principal
feature, painted creeping over nearly the whole
body OF the This a representation OF Autumn
The other the exponent Of Spring. is ornamened with
the pattern OF blackberry bush In blossom. nom
glory traied lis vines over the buh
and ferns and creepers I'LL out the pattern luxu-
riantly lively backbird has Just aighted on the
BUSH The extent to which the passion for decorated
pottery carries its votaries may be well seen at this
do There is what may be called run now for scrap
lars and Mira Barrows has original design for them
but the tables and shelves are covered with placque
beer mugs vases large and small, and many varieties
of This ware which tne hand of had never gored
least in this country, until the outbreak Of the pres
MI IT, H. smith has painted three Christmas scenes for
publication by a we'll known Eastern firm next Winter
nd "A 0f The
Clearing" just DONE are more f. his regular vein.
Several cattle and woodland pictures have been painted
by Mr. William Hart recently, and several more In
progress Mr. Harts admiration OF Aderney cattle for
their spirited and expressive bearing Is well KNOWN
Some Of the works introduce groups In which fine
bull OF this species is painted Sketches made Of
the original this last summer. One Of the new pictures
Mcintyre being shown in the distance.
Miss Phelps has sent to the Academy crayon picture
traits of Mr.. and Mrs. Leggett, ard of the late Dr.
Adams. Of Orange, a yenerated and gentle Old man:
Mrs Mcknight Ii preparing for the March exhibition
very striking picture OF captive girl in the seIago
of the Turk. blackhaired, blackeyed girl, with an
Oriental face, in snowy neglige attire, sitting with
ambOurne in her lap and brought into RELIEF against
rich curtain of yellow figured material The su9ject pre-
SCENTS combinations OF color when ctch the eye at
once to say nothing of the subject Itself
Miss Francis has lately completed portrait Oh Mr.
Wiman, member OF wellknOwn mercantile agency Of
this city. She is cooring the photographs OF large
number OF people. This artist Is also making num-
Mr. WiIes has expanded one OF his many California
sketchs, representing the Gin House overlooking the
seal rocks at san Francisco, into large picture.
Miss De Goyer. whose classes do not entirely prevent
some original work on her own part, has sent 10 the
academy pam iagas " Se
ment. The plant is rare one, and can be seen In is
native beauty only by those who love the woods and
search them faithfully. The original OF the picture
comes from Norwich Conn., This artist mas also recently
completed bunch of Autumn plants aud howers-the
common in pictures and many will know what 1t tor
the first time when told that it Is the plant which bur
dens tue air with aromatic fragrance III eeplemDef 10
New En- gland meadows