Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 330
erge of indiscretion by the visit to his cellof a comely demon in no clothes at all, unless it were a head of hair to shame Mary Magda-lenes. It is impossible to treat such pictures seriously,so far as subject goes: their motive ischildishly transparent, but the painting of Leloirs group was… … U z I pI- ? I ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. i6i The subject needs no explanation, but the treatment is a model of the way in which suclithemes should be presented. An easy, well-bred joyousness runs tlirough this grou]) ofpeople rich in the worlds goods, seated, in summer weather, under the broad…
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