Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 128
he has kept tooclosely, and too faithfully, to his role as a decorator to make us feel the want of it. We arecontent to enjoy the ripe beautj^ of his languid women, the lovely complicated folds of theirgarments, and the soft tints in which Mr. Moore invests these ideal forms, and we do not askfor… … 1—1 u1—1 Eh pq o?^ s <1 O ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 95 in Shakespeares Coriolanus. The composition is a good one, and the contrast betweenthe spirited elder woman and her too-submissive daughter-in-law is well given. Mr. Lintondoes not confine himself to classic subjects, but has treated many…
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