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tiful in themselves. A Van Schendel. or any one of his many imitators, becomes very|tiresome with his eternal market-scenes, where puppet-like figures from the fashion-plates ofthe period are engaged in examining some improbable market-womans wooden carrots, cab. VOL. II.—15 * * 226 ART AND ARTISTS… … A SECRET. FROM THE PICTURE BY GEORGE HOM. with his really picturesque material, of which a Rembrandt would make something weshould never tire-of if it were to hang before our eyes a life long. And so even a minor I ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 227 painter, like the one whose picture we are at…
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