Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 341
erness to comfort his sister forsome childish grief, has thrown his hat to one side, and his school-book to the other, andembraces her in true child-fashion. Her earlier subjects were drawn from the life dii-ectly i68 ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIM&. about her: the Sisters of Charity, the… … CONSOLATION.FROM THE ETCHING BY HENRIETTE BROWNE. ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 169 visator. One of her best pictures, known by the engraving, is the Sisters of Charity orThe Sick Child, where pathos was obtained without exaggeration, as without morbidappeal, and a charming pictorial effect was…
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