Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 261
ntil hy experience he found what that was, and fol-lowed it, that he earned his reward. Instead of regretting that he has become a painter of an-ecdotes, we are inclined to be sorry that he did not become one earlier, since it is this whichhe does best. Surely a good painter of genre is better than… … IN 1795. FROM THE PICTURE BY JULES GOUPIL a painter of little merit, but an excellent teacher. Young Goupil went through the ordinaryexperience of artists who have to make their own way through tlie thorns and briars of arough world, but he took the best remedy against discouragement and…
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