Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 195
by theirsatiric humor, as seen in the The Bowling-alley Boy, than by their sentiment, although 124 ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. his Card-House —a portrait, we are told, of his own boy—shows that he is by no meanswanting in the liner quality. Beside this pleasure we have in the suggestion of a… … the card-house. FROM THE DRAWING BY HENDSCHEL in the issue. Comic subjects are, however, far more numerous in Hendschels albums than seri-ous or even than sentimental ones. He has a boys love of fun, and of practical jokes, and aboys indifference to the consequences of his mischief-making. Thus,…
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