Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 218
l that we see derives a certainelegance, from its good proportions, and its fitness for its purpose. Everything here, unpre-tending as it is, pleases the eye and contents it; the embrasured window, its sashes filled withleaded glass, the bird in its wicker-cage, and the rose-bush in bloom; the… … EXPECTATION. FROM THE PICTURE BY MEYER v. BREMEN. I ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 141 as it is in tlie original picture; the pot of garden-flowers on the table by the side of Gretchenswork-basket; and Gretchen herself—she, too, is a pretty, eye-pleasing object in her coquet-tish cap over her soft…
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