Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 327
g nun, the ti-anquil face and form of the other,and the prima doiina, ripe in worldly beauty, and sensuously delighting in the music foritself, make, to our thinking, a more di-amatic group than Lerolles, and no whit inferior to itin the painting. We may call attention, in passing, to the… … 1 I ■■HO-AI WE READ THE NEWS OF OUR MARRIAGE.FROM THE PAINTING BY JAMES TISSOT. ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 159 lows the notes with dainty iinf^er-tips upon imaginary keys, pleased only with her art. In1870, Tissot exhibited at the Salon for the last time: war breaking out between France…
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