Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 473
it was natural enough to begin with figure-painting, since not only do such subjects in-terest the general public more than landscape, but they call, of course, for a far higher orderof talent, and an artists pride is more gratified with victories gained in that field. Yet 332 ART AND ARTISTS OF… … I A QUIET CORNER. FROM THE PICTURE BY WILLIAM MARIS, BELONGING TO MESSRS. COTTIER & CO. in the ranks of those who deal directly with what is called nature, and now that they aregone, there is no one to dispute his right to be named among the first of their successors.
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