Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-24
Notable Pictures.

The collection of pictures on exhibition at Cutler's gallery is notable for it's uniform excellence, but there are several that com bine with theer great excellence the popular and attractive qualities that commend them at once to the eye of every observer and call forth exclamations of delight from the great majority of visitors. We mention @ moon- light marine by H. P. Smith, No. 13 on the catalogue. It represents vessel under full sail bounding over the waves, which seem to fairly laugh and sparkle under the beams of the full moon, while the pale light from the distant lighthouse by contrast enhances the effect. No. AZ, by the same painter, is en- tirely different, but equally fine. It is IA storm on the Jersey coast,' and shows an ocean steamer stranded but not wrecked, while the foaming, dashing waves, the flying ! spray and the hurrying clouds all unite in \ producing 8 scene of intense interest. ! "Our Great Grandmother'' is the title of No. | 36 it is by B. H. Blashfeld and represents maiden in the costume of the olden times, busy at her spinning, the floor of the room | covered with home made mats and rugs, while the whole atmosphere of the picture indicates the quiet industry and the busy leisure of the olden time. We cannot de- scribe the quiet beauty of No. 63, William l Hart's Twilight, :" it is picture that fasci- mates every beholder. One of the largest as well as one of the most attractive is No. 35, ''Moonrise at Sunset, :" by Joseph Lyman. It ! represents rugged cliffs by the seaside glow ing with the last beams of the setting sun, ! while the sea catches the sparkle of the rising moon. We have not space at this time to ! mention more of these charming pictures. but any lover of art who fails to visit them ] will wrong himself.
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