Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 185
ter, theobjection has but little weight. Beside, the sameness of the faces is more in seeming than inreality. It strikes us at a first glance, but it disappears on a closer examination. Take, forexample, the children in our engraving, The Greeting, so immaculate in their get-up, so ■hH ii6 ART AND… … the garland-weaver. FROM THE PICTURE BY LUDWIG RIGHTER. cernible under this soft illusive veil of sameness of line and texture. Here is the stolid nurse-girl with the baby on her arm holding his own special bouquet, and dancing his feet to the
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