Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 224
s and unconsciousness as we find in Kleehaaspicture? The effect is curiously real, as if we were looking in upon the chamber, and weseem to share the childrens absorption in their play, to the exclusion of all oiitside matters.The different individualities of the children give opportunity for much… … I ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 145 outcome, watching him ^\-ith mingled love and pride, for tis plain that he is the pet of the -society, as the youngest child is apt to be. At the right, two older children, a nice-lookingboy and a rather grandmotherly girl, are waiting their turn; the boy with his…
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