Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 412
or even their deso-lation. The fault we find with his engravings and etchings, as well as with his pictures, isthat they are too pretty, and seen in any number they weary us by a monotony with whichthe artists mannerisms have as much to do as his want of invention. The trees, the rocks,the… … -s^m ^?^^^i%0m§ \^ - \:i, A LANDSCAPE. • I^HOM Iill; IMJNTJNC HY JUr. IU;j MAHAK SEl.MAU HtSS NMW VOUK ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 2bl US sometimes of Calame in his clioice of subjects, but he has a far less academic way oftreating them. This will appear in his Waterfall as compared with the Swiss…
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