Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 420
royons genius is not to Ix- cpiestioned: he isthe first of modern animal-painters and resemliles no other, altliou<^h he has imitators inplenty, both among his own scholars and outside of his immediate influence. Among thosewho most distinctly recall him in the painting of cattle is his pupil,… … THE CATTLE OF SEURETTE. FROM THE PAINTING BY EMILE VON MARCKE great popularity. The distinction, however, between an artist like Troyon and one like VanIMarcke is easily felt: it is the difference between the original and a copy. Troyon wasformed, so far as he was foniied at all by any other…
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