Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 306
M fmd in Paris—itmay be the chaj^el of the Tuilleries,—and he has collected in the ()i;i;;aii-loft a fi:ioiii) of peoplewho have no other charm for us than tliat they are alive. At tlie organ, suiiounded l)y someof his friends, is, we believe, M. Massenet, and at the right, near the parapet of the… … IN THE ORGAN-LOFT. FROM THE PICTURE BY HENRI LEROLLE, METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS. All the persons are doing what they are doing, even those who are doing nothing. Tlie per-spective is managed with such skill that Ave feel as if we, too, were seated in the organ-loft,and could look doA\Ti into…
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