Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 484
native land in some nuiddy ditch, or dyingalone and abandoned at the l)ott()m of a trench; or again he paints tlie convalescents, thewounded, catching sight, once more, from the deck of the steamer, of the France for whom theyhave fought.—M. Protais seems to have set himself the task of making war… … •• THE HORRORS OF WAR. FROM THE PAINTING BY QUSTAVE OOkE. ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 275 studied, not in the studio, but in tlie hivouiu; or in the camp. In the time to come the cum-paigns of the Crimea or of Italy can only be described with accuracy l)y those who shall have
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