everready to impart for the benefit of others whatever his richexperience had taught him. His large number of pupils andcircle of friends adored him. This sympathetic tempera-ment undoubtedly interfered, with concentrated application athis own easel, and prevented the completion of many… … WILLIAM MORRIS HUNT to see his reputation in the magnitude in which it appearedduring his lifetime, when his undoubted gifts, his magnetism,and his enthusiasm for his profession and his fellow-workerscommanded the admiration of all that knew him. Mr. Hunt saw in this order for the Albany Capitol…
Mural painting and decoration · Painting
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