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Ms INaAx N ENe1ANp.---rhis distinguished art
iss visit 10 Europe Is o good promise ,oh his native
country. Already has he sent home portraits Of
three Of the most celebrated men OF the present
age: Wordsworth, Dr. Chalmers and Macsulay


We had the sratics.ion OF seeing the two latter port


ras:S las, week they are both admirable i,enesses


As painting, we much prefer Dr.. Chalmers there
Is henigniy and serenity IN the features strongly
Characteristic ct that pious and excellent nun
lhst OF Macauay is much more fanciful; be is
tsislnS his eyes to Heaven, seemingly in deep
s,nousht No blame can attach 10 the painter for
having drawn him in light-brown coat with
maroon velvet collar and sky-blae was,coat If
ms De want OF taste. II mus, be attributed 10 the
great eSSaylst himselt--we think he might have
chosen more appropriate and less fraacham
costume. Although master in The harmony
oi ianSussr he appears NO, to have studied the hgr


mony of colors. But be this ~ i; nav we me- dad
10 possess 50 exce!len, portrait; We tins; Iba,
Mr.. Inn.&n will continue 10 enrich his country, nv
forwarding many such specimens OF his admi-sble
talent For nothing can be moye gratifying, after
our minds have been instructed and delighted by
the works OF such eminent men, than 10 be allowed
to contemplate their features, portrayed hy skill,
ful pencil. New World.