Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 247
ing to maidens the names of their future husbands. In this instance a young girl isleaning with her right arm upon the bucket she has just drawn from the well, when she hears io6 ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. a voice in the air, -which she perceives as well as we do comes from her lover, whose head… … MEDITATION.FROM THE PICTURE BY V^LY. Henry Marsh, in itself a distinction. It is liard to say just why this picture should havebecome so pojndar. M. Montrosier tries to explain it. What is it that is wanting, he says, in tliis woman, the image of Meditation, whichM. ^tly showed us in the Salon of…
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