The National Academy.
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GA. Italian Beggar Children. By j. Freemam.-
This beggar boy, with his mute appeal for aims,
visitors of the Academy; and it richly deserves all
the praises it receives The extremities OF the
figures are drawn with skill we rarely see, but
there is an oiiness Of character IN the manIpula-
too intensely blue, and destroys the melody of the
whole.


65. Stciss Chapel, By M Liuingston.
BILE. The rock in the foreground looks like huge
worm.


&C. Vieto in Ne,c Jersey, By r. Gignour.-Pret-
tilv arranged and pleasantly colored.


6S, Portrait ofa Boy, By E. II. May.-Poor boz !,
he looks as if he had been spitted by the painter
before painting.


70 Peter DeW.tt, Esq, by E. H. May.-An ex-
ceedngly well painted head, and striking like
ness.


II. Land Storm, by T. Doughty.-One of MI.
DIS old works We tancy-it looks brown and
faded


u. Game and Dogs, By Atuan Fisher.-Dogs,
birds and game bag, all of the same tone, and ali
lack character.


irely too respectable for genuine vender OF the
Herald end other useful papers-and the hat! what
is II made of? AS portrait of individual nature
this might be considered meritorious, but as a
standard tor species. it is decided failure.


IS. Portrait of Gentleman, By s. Herring
Bad in drawing and worse in COLO.


n. Strangers Visiting their Birth place, By J.
Stedrns.-The best comment we can make on this
suo]ect, is 10 quote the exciamatlen oI laoy VINO
stood near when we were studying it" What
strange looking Indians! 20


7S. Landscape, Tuscany, By ID. Huntington
This landscape is Of high order OF composition,
but evidently made up by the artists fancy-every
part is filled out-none Of those fiat blank spaces
that are SO lrks0me TO look on, and so frequently
in the works Of the quack artists of the present
time. Every point is crowded with vegetable life.
The right of the picture is somewhat lame-the
extreme distance and sky remarkably fine; yet,
with all its high points Of excellence, there is an
air OF upnaturalness about it. MIR. H. has studied
deeply the works of artists of the "g6ne away
iime," and consequently his landscape reminds us
more of art than nature.


49,. Miss Virginia C*****. of Pittsbwg, By J. r
Lambdim Hard IN drawing and scragling in color
-dlsagrecable and unnatural.