Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 397
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 find figures that areneither belt<r noi- worse than those seen in the compositions of Rousseau… … ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 211 tile distiint cottiigps iiiid tlie mill. In iIk-oIIht iiirtuii, ••IIi. Willows. \vc ;ii first st-t- onlytile tiees clothed in the pale gold of the budding- Sjninu, as we lollnw tlif path, worn l.y thecows, that skirts this hedge. Ent, as we conic to where the lond…
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