French, Harry W. (Harry Willard), 1854- · Boston, Lee and Shepard; New York, C.T. Dillingham · leaf 224
s methodfrom his pupil Henry A. Loop. The successful teacher became thesuccessful suitor ; since which date Mrs. Loop has resided in New York,excepting the time occupied in a trip through Europe, studying the galle-ries, but, in accordance with the rule of her early life, copying nothing. In 1875… … A BOQUET FOR MAMA. BY MRS. H. A. LOOP. Female Artists of Connecticut. 171 produced on her easel. She has adopted to some extent the style ofCouture, adding the warmth and freshness to her popular portraits ofwomen and children. There has been manifestly great improvement inher work in the past few…
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