American art and American art collections; essays on artistic subjects (1889)
Montgomery, Walter · Boston, E.W. Walker & co · leaf 215
eal pleasure. If idealists do notabound, it is the misfortune of the time, but there seems no very promising way of forcingtheir appearance. However much we may regret it, it is probable that we shall have to rest content for a con-siderable time with seeing a very few attain to such exceptional… … W. H. Bishop. A Lady of Cairo Visiting. ETCHED BY JAMES D. SMILLIE, FROM A PAINTING BY Frederic a. Bridgman. The original painting is now in the possession of Mr. John Taylor Johnson, of New York. Thisis one of the paintings resulting from Mr. Bridgmans visit to Egypt and the Nile some years ago.…
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