French, Harry W. (Harry Willard), 1854- · Boston, Lee and Shepard; New York, C.T. Dillingham · leaf 198
e attentionand admiration of several artists, chiefly Frederick E. Church, who becamethe young mans fast and valuable friend, and upon his death wrote ofhim, Of all the younger artists of my acquaintance, no one has heldout better-grounded hopes of future high excellence. His standard was alofty… … THE CONFESSIONAL, BY JOHN F. V/EIR. Horace Wolcott Rob bins. 153 never met a finer musical talent. The Artists Fund Society, of whichhe was one of the early members, passed the following at his death, sub-mitted by John F. Kensett, its president: — Had his life been spared, the rare qualities of…
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