American painters : with one hundred and four examples of their work engraved on wood (1881)
Sheldon, George William, 1843-1914 · New York : D. Appleton and Co. · leaf 173
Mr. Hunt by his pupilage under Couture is get-ting fainter every day; but the impression made upon him by his intercoursewith Millet is deep in the structure of his mind, growing with his growth andstrengthening with his strength. When Millet was unknown in this country,Mr. Hunt was his devotee ;… … WILLIAM MORRIS HUNT. 89 spontaneous and independent product. Nature reveals herself in the samedress and with the same facial expression to both men; and both men respondheartily to her and woo her. The most important contribution to the literature of art by an Americanis Mr. Hunts Talks on Art—a…
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