French, Harry W. (Harry Willard), 1854- · Boston, Lee and Shepard; New York, C.T. Dillingham · leaf 157
Connecticut. mination than before. The result was at once evident. Dr. Beresford,Mr. Pond, and J. G. Batterson, were his chief patrons. Some excellentlittle landscapes and many ideal pieces of his painting still remain. Hewas very fond of children, and many times stopped in the street to playwith… … jETTING a lite. —KICHAKU Hl.XsUALE S LAST IAI.NTl.NG. listening to ghost-stories. He left on his easel, when he died, Getting aBite, equal in execution to any thing he had done,—a youthful anglerwatching his cork go under. It is in possession of N. A. Moore ofKensington. He was altogether void of…
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