Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 397
the stirring times of 1871, that the truetalent of Werner, which is at least a respectable one, found a field for itself where it couldwork in freedom, on subjects not outworn. He himseK took part in the Franco-PrussianWai-, and no doubt his particiiDation in the siege of Paris gave a stimulus to… … THE CONGRESS OF BERLIN-1878. FROM THE PAINTING BY ANTON VON WERNER. his pictures as contributions to the history of the time. His two small pictures: Moltkebefore Paris, and Moltke in his Study, are better examples of his talent than the morepretentious work with which his name is so conspicuously…
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