American art and American art collections; essays on artistic subjects (1889)
Montgomery, Walter · Boston, E.W. Walker & co · leaf 19
Mr. Church produce any serious work; when. in a Crows Nest, representing a young woman 532 AMERICAN ART standing in a rustic outlook of a Hudson River country seat, and gazing at the scenery, made its appearance, folLowed rapidly by a series of similar drawings. All of these were created because… … Maggie Tulliver. Drawn by Frederick S. Church. But before we enter further into this period, let us look at the wood-cut of Maggie Tullivertaken from the Mill on the Floss. It represents Maggie, out on the turbulent waters ofthe river, — which have risen and flooded the fields, — her hair loose and…
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