The New York herald., 1878-10-31

Arthur Quartey has easel . coast effect In the
morning, with boat high and dry the beach II has
good light and air ana pleasing tone. Hshas started
p,c,urc OF q scene the coast OF Gsorgstown Island
Me-, with a schooner standing up on .he shore
weeds, and Quo putting out to sea. Another canvas
well advanced promises 20 become nno picture. IL
10 view looking out 10 sea over some picturesQus
rocks st Five Islands, Me- Il IL just sunrise, and the
rays breaking out from beswosn the clouds are
slowly conqusring the night The sky nao and full
Of Iiens which strikes admirably tho waters and
catches hors aud thsro Of feet OF nsh-
ing smacks scuddng along from the lon, she majority
Of which are sil shroudsd In tho dark gray toncs Of
the night t
J. q. Brown 10 again In his studio, having spent
the latter part OF tho his favorits Grand
Menan islands, whore no mas secured . number OF
careful fisher studies like those which ho brought
back las, year. 'Signing ths Trawi Buoy" II . cat-
boat coming head on, with two men In tho bows and
another steering. they In q iog and one, stand
tng-A vigorous ngurs---nas Just caught sighs o tho
buoy. A nshsrmau carrying = sail along tho peach
win work up wei ono 0 the strongest Of tue stud
les shows Two men pulling Out IN a boat. The figures
arc g0ou, Inc lignt aud shade sxccicnt and tho
ooat Ia nncly painted In another . shown
coming home over ,hs sands In tho morning, after
hard nignrs work, carrying his dinner can, and
a ruudsr. IL is hichke and fuIi VI character
Again, couple OF fishermen arc soen weigh
ing the caich--one, an old man, adjusts inc
scales while ms companion chalxs the weights
on ths sncd door. study which will work up
into strong picture u OF an old man, slttns, spy
glass Ia hand, the morning. oy window, waitiDg
auxousy q sign Of tho schooner which his boys
have been out during the stormy night. Reminding
ono somewhat OF tho astisps "pu Tor the sborsn IA
the last Academy hibitou. there h Loaf In Fog
canvat, with rowers IN boat Iying on tneir oars
Waiting Tor u TO clear; oi the crew stands tne
bow peering through tho log
In addition TO many other studies Of similar
nature TO tho above Mr.. Brown has chsrDing par
totally different IN character. In one, Afraid to Go
Inr PAIR Of sweet young girls stand Ia their bath
| baihers rhs younger girl 10 timid ana the older
s,sssr 10 trying 10 encourage hcr. In the stber a
pretty little g,ri is swinaing She stands up, showing
10 advantage nco Ii,tic figure, over whcn light
| and snnde are adm irnby dstrDut0d.
Tho artist nearly nnishsd another oil his excel
Icpt street boy pictures. awful funny ss n 10
| Called shows ono oil Sir. Browns iuimitabIs little
| bootbacks seated old dry goods box, with his
hands clnspcd around Knee, laughing nearlily at
some Joke ne Just heard. HIS hat is of aud lies
on tho pavoment and mis- box - by his side. Tne l-
tie hgure weli posed, the boad strong, sx-
preston is excellent aud tne dirty fsst Of which,
evidently cut, bound with rag, notable point
H. Schucnardt Jr, has startod fo SIZE, thrse-Quar-
ter length, figure Of "Nydia the Bind Giri Of
Pompci.n selling nsr flowers fhrough tho Streets rho
pose ~ goou and tho iscc present indica-
lions, will pftve sweet aud ~ mpsthettc one IA tne
ist sueceeds IN portrayal wL,on viii fsei-
ing OF ympathv, without making hts subject painfui,
Gilbert Gaui ~ at work the figure Of what
promises 20 be one Of hts bcst erorta s.rhe Fall"
represents . yosng .nsshsr. whose shabsys worn