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= Al an annual distribution of paintings bv the
apollo Association OF New \ ork, &. F. Gardner,
ESQ OF this city, became the fortunate possessor OF
the second prlze in the collection. This picture is
a 16n me Lake Scene" by a. B. Durand for which
$3.50 have been offered TO the proprietor and declined


Baltimore American.


We should think 50. a first rate artist would
not copy that painting for much less than Mr..
Gardner has been offered forit. If he is inclined
to take double or treble that price there are those
IN this region who would like to know it. We
see also in the Charleston paper statement that
some one in that region has drawn the landing
ofColulnbus" by Leutze, with the remark that il
is not known whether it is fine painting or not.
Wait till you see It 1t is of the finest histor-
cal pieces ever painted in this country and has
once taken prize in Holland,