Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 253
evosts immortal tale. Manon lies uponthe sands where she died in the arms of Des Grieux. After Prevost came Shakespeare, andin the Salon of 1872 appeared two pictures, * The Madness of Ophelia and the Death ofOphelia, which some of the critics of the time, M. Claretie among them, thought too… … ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 109 Margarets, Ophelias and Cinderellas, and doubtless the heroine of the last Salon, holds aglass that shows us many more! M. Bertrand has won his jjUice in the esteem of his publicby his skill in design, a directness in treatment that tells his story without the need…
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