Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 67
e andhis ability. He could not put passion into his pictures, nor had he the natural bent forgrace of movement, or beauty of line, in which others of his contemporaries, his pupils, andhis rivals, excelled. Yet, it must not be forgotten, that on occasion, as is seen in bis sketch \[y ART AND… … marie ANTOINETTE AND HER CHILDREN. FROM THE PAINTING BY MME. LE8RUN in his later years, at the age of sixty-eiglit, lie i)ainted two pictures, Love parting fromPsyche, and Mars disarmed by Venus, which excited a lively interest, and are certainly,so far as their execution is concerned, equal to any…
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