Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 118
t seems to promise him prosi^erity in hissuit. As in Matsys pictures, the table is strewn with things in the painting of which themodern artist has attempted no rivalry with the work of the older master. They are heresimply as necessary facts, to have their dues, but to be subordinated to the main… … ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 247 XV. T N the somewhat wearisome waste of modern Grerman art, the name of Daniel Nicolaus*- Chodowiecki stands out as a cheerful luminary. Pronounce Kodov-yetski, saysThomas Carlyle, and endeavor to make some acquaintan(;e with the Prussian Hogarthwho has real worth…
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