French, Harry W. (Harry Willard), 1854- · Boston, Lee and Shepard; New York, C.T. Dillingham · leaf 115
uty, perceptions the most quick and accurate, a fine intuitionof color, an instinct of grace, a soul for all the spiritual meanings and har-monies of art. His miniature works were always remarkable for purityand simplicity of character as well as tone. The best and sweetest andtruest traits of his… … GEORGE H. CUSHMAN. a certain breadth and depth of womanliness, giving them a dignity whichmere grand proportions cannot give. Cushman seemed to me to work inthe essence of color, so wondrously soft yet clear were his tints, sodreamy, so aerially delicate, were his lights and shades. To our…
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