French, Harry W. (Harry Willard), 1854- · Boston, Lee and Shepard; New York, C.T. Dillingham · leaf 214
e hasdisplayed much talent. He has lately established himself in Hartford,and, with an ambition to become a figure-painter, will doubtless be promi-nent in the future. ROBERT W. WISEMAN. Several paintings of animals in the National-Academy exhibitions fromthe brush of Robert W. Wiseman, for the… … FEMALE ARTISTS OF CONNECTICUT. THE question often suggests itself, why woman, who is the model,subject, centre, and soul of art, and in all that is highest and noblestin art passively, is so reluctant to become actively demonstrative. Proba-bly it is the same spirit that urges her in every thing to…
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