American art and American art collections; essays on artistic subjects (1889)
Montgomery, Walter · Boston, E.W. Walker & co · leaf 349
Louis was to be held by the Federal govern-ment, confidence was in a measure restored, and money began to circulate. Wimars faithfulcharacterizations of the Indian attracted attention, and he began to receive commissions, andwhen it became manifest that consumption had fastened itself upon him,… … Buffaloes crossing a Stream.Drawn by H. Chase. — From a Sketch by C. F. Wimar. possible want. Toward the last he was importuned to finish his orders, and money was almostthrust upon him. One day he said to his mother, with a sad smile: Mother, if I last longenough I shall be so rich that I can have…
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