Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 395
ndscapes,although he was himself much pleased \\A\\i them, and there is no doubt that, bad or good in 2IO ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. themselves, they were always in syni])ath.\- with tlie scene depicted, and added not a little toits life. Thus, in the magnificent examjd* of his woik belonging to… … a landscape. FROM THE PAINTING BY COROT. social a being, he so unaffectedly loved his kind, that he could not enjoy even a painted land-scape, thoroughly, if there were not signs of life somewhere: if not human beings, thenanimals: a cow at the very least. Tn the two pictures of his we cojiy, we…
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