HARvEY'S STUDIO.
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To The Edito, ct the Tribune:


have iast returned from a visit 10 the Studio
lat the American Hotel) OF lIr. George Harvey,
the accomplished Painter. The productions OF his
pencil having afforded me so much pleasure,
would solicit a corner Of your paper tor bret de-
scription of the prominent feature OF his coliec-
lion. Il isa series of Forty licws Of -4mcrican
Scenery. which. OF It's kind and as work OF art
has been pronounced unequaled by such men as
Allston. Audubon, Irving, and the President Of the
Royal Academy of London. The pictures are eX-
ecuted in water coors, and, with but few excep-
tions are peryaded by most exquisite poetic feel
ing. ono or more OF the subjects have been select
ed from nearly every State in the UnIon, so that
there is nationality about the scenes that cannot
be mistaken, and each scene is characterized BY a
peculiar atmospheric effect. Not only is the seem
cry Of our country beautifully illustrated, but the
work is pictorial description OF our climate, OF
our peculiar skies and Of the habits and customs oil
our people. In the first place we have iour wider
ness views illustrative OF the seasons. Then ioi-
low the delicious picture-poems entitled Progress
of Civilization, Day Break, Day Breaking, Misty
Mornine, A Glcaniy Effect, Morning Rainbow,
Spring Scene after Rain. An Autumn Fog, Morning
| Skv, Giro Cumu Clouds. Thunder Clouds, Cirrus
Clouds Indian Summer, Ram Clouds Gathering,



STORM Subsidlng Storm. Hazy Day, a Notified
Sky, Noon, Afternoon Rainbow, Afternoon, a
SuItrv Calm, A Brilliant Afternoon, Afternoon,
looking North, sannear Setting; Shadows of Eve.
ming. Sunset, Early Twilight, Evening Twilight
Bow. Nightfall. Moon Rising and Midnight. To
the real lover of Nature what pleasurablc emotions
are connected with many OF these names but
the enjoyment derived from the pictures them
selves is utterly indescribable There is spirit in
them that makes us forget the perplexues OF the
world and fills the mind with elevated thoughts
For our gayer hours, to borrow the beautiful idea
and language OF Bryant, they have tale Of glad
ness and smile and eloquence of beauty, but
glide into our darker musings with mild and gen.
tie sympathy, that steals away their sharpness ere
we are aware.


But do not mean to write an Essay and must
conclude This exalted work of art is now in course
of publication, and among Mr.. Harvey subscribers
NAV be found the names of many eminent Ameri
cans as well as ong list of tie English Aristocra
cy. including the Queen. Surely, these signs give
token OF a glorious morrow 10 the artist. fame. Mr.
Harvey is about 10 remove 10 his summer residence
np the Hudson. and those who would like 10 visit
his collection of Pictures and enjoy rare treat
should improve the present opportunity as It will
probably the last offered TO the citizens OF New
York. CARLOS.