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American art and American art collections; essays on artistic subjects (1889)

Montgomery, Walter · Boston, E.W. Walker & co · leaf 517

An illustration from American art and American art collections; essays on artistic subjects, 1889, leaf 517
ings which Mr. Schell made forGeorge Eliots Poems, the first being for the opening lines of The Spanish Gypsy, andthe other was drawn for Agatha. The Gentle Stream is in perfect unison with these pretty lines of William Motherwells: The water, the water! The joyous brook for me,That tuneth through… … The New Moon. Drawn by Schell. The water, the water ! The gentle stream for meThat gushes from the old gray stone Beside the alder-tree.The water, the water! That ever-bubbling springI loved and looked on while a child, In deepest wondering,And asked it whence it came and went,And when its…

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