Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 150
ond any direct resemblance to those we know.it happened, xinfortunately for Mr. Frith, that he painted both these pictures at a time whenthe dress of women, especially that of the higher classes, was uglier and less amenable toartistic treatment than it had ever been before, and, we may almost say,… … THE RAILWAY STATION. FROM THE PICTURE BY WILLIAM POWELL FRITH. reason for the neglect into M^hich Frifchs art has fallen is to be found in the want of reality and nature in his pictures as a whole, in spite of a nearer approach to nature in the parts. Not only do we find them overcrowded with…
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