The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-20

Fowler An inchoate landscape NO. 30) Is signed by
Charles Miller For ,S manI !; example Of
In sentiment. we care little. We are glad
to note again Frank Fowers little head of sylvia"
or the two landscapes by Homer Martin, which DR..
simpson loans, prefer the excellent little up
right study. No. 90. There is much good work in
one No. 57 Of Carl L. Brandts two portraits of old
ladies' The other. No. rs. is unsuccessful Mr..
W. S. Gurnee loans an interior signed by Madou.
We might hnd some some fault with Herbert
but an effort in reproducing q famil
lar New York street scene is SO praise
points The drifting snow and the carriages com
ing along the street. on a moonlight Sunday night,
past one Of the nobest church edinces of the city,
as well the general effect well given. good
gray toned Quartley is called Low Tide" taking
His Comfort" loaned by Mr.. Walter H: Lewis. docs
credit to Henry Bacon. Mr. Aaron Healy's "The
Good Sister," by Merle. is a charming example OF
small size.
AMONG THE AMERICANS.
Though Walter Shirlaw's "Bavarian Sheep Girl
has wofully i'll drawn right arm, her figure as q
whole. is good. His "Gretchen" is a charming lit
effect to his Landscape" An excellent example of
William Magrath. one of best painters. is called
waiting" Louis 9. Tiffany sends of his street
Cats and there is good work in his large painting
Of cattle in q landscape. "Ruffled Grouse repre-
Nubian head. The choice of colors in the costume
though not unpleasant is peculiar: 1.-THE Ferry is
g.. pleasing %dag. example ample. Of J. c. Virgins J. og.
work, the group coming down the path
in the middle distance being very effectively
introduced. Kruseman Van Elten sends Summer
time." work chalky in parts. j. B. Bristol's "As-
Quincy Mountains" is loaned by Mr. James NJ. Burt.
George H. Story has queer idea of anatomy and an
undecided treatment OF drapery in his "Fisherman's
Daughter" Julian SCOTS "Sergean. Jasper comes
from the American Art Gallery. There "Fruits by
Morston Ream: and Moonlight by J. w. CASTELAR,
Ou- parting from ]. Ludovici's "Maid OF Athens
is not hard The last adjective applies. to certain
extent to an otherwise good view on 'Narragansett
Beach," by ]. II. Hicks Lighting his Pipe is
clever little Magrath. Though we may admire.
UP to certain point, the wonderful veri-
similitude of W. M. Harnett's "Bric-a- Brac."
we certainly do not his choice OF objects.
Joseph Lyman. Jr.. contributes his ''Moonrse on
q Jersey coast and Gilbert Gsul an effective single
figure before camp fire. third Dolph is an anus
ing dog and cat story, 1.-THE Right Of Possession"
and little landscape Is by r. Van Buskrk. Return
ing to the foreign pictures we may in conclusion
mention Mr.. LOOMS Whites two examples Of Carl
Becker. venetian Inquisitor" and 1.-The Billiard
Table," specimen of Preyer's very
minute reflection OF the painter at work;
Mr.. J. Abner Harper's "Sheep," by jacques; his
water color. by Vibert. OF Japanese woman
dressing for the BATH and his oil by the called
'.Rehearsing:" Mr.. John Jacob Astor's Messonier-
like and skilfully executed "The Quarrel" by Ell.
Allen Schmidt; Mr. H. Il. Bishops example of Merle,
Mother and Child;'' Knoedler l. Co.'s familiar
Filtration" by Boldn; Avery's "The Balcony"
by Viry, and Mr.. 8. G. Spoford's 'Dog's Head" by
Landseer.