Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 27
nth-; and falling in rompany with another youngFrenchman, Hubert Robert, he passed from the study of paintings, to the study of the ruinsand ancient buildings of Rome, which he and his companion proceeded to translate into alanguage of their own, so to speak, depriving them at once of their… … WINTER AMUSEMENTS. FROM THE PICTURE BY BOUCHER could find that was picturesque, and making even the commonplace picturesque by their wayof treating it, theie arrived in the city the Abbo de Saint-Non, one of the curiosity-hunters ofthe time, a disciple of the antiquarian school which had…
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