American art and American art collections; essays on artistic subjects (1889)
Montgomery, Walter · Boston, E.W. Walker & co · leaf 391
ticulating, and arguing inabominable French. He used the simple palette of Velasquez, — or Belathqueth, as he calledhis great compatriot,—whom he stoutly upheld on every occasion as the mightiest painter theworld had ever seen; and sometimes in his happy moods he got effects of silvery… … Taking Dolly for a Walk. Drawn by Copeland. Sometimes a knock at the door announced a new model desirous of showing himself (orherself, as the case might be) in the hope of getting a weeks engagement. Then at the nextinterval of rest the new-comer stepped in the most business-like manner on to the…
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