American art and American art collections; essays on artistic subjects (1889)
Montgomery, Walter · Boston, E.W. Walker & co · leaf 386
dery between the black oak Fiends sat she. The one showing her statuesque, calm, pure face, marble in death; and that depicting how — the EarlFumed and fret, and raved and swore,Pacing up and down the chamber floor,And tearing his black beard as he went,In the fit of his sullen discontent. AMERICAN… … Dreaming. Drawn by Taylor. As examples of the artists ability to render equally well other phases of the poem, it is worthnoting the half-timbered architecture in the background of TJie Great South Court picture; thelovely little moonlit landscape; and the design accompanying the lines —
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