Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 168
life with strong hand and a merry heart, and soon won forhimself a solid position. His earlier attempts had not been successful, and M. Montrosiertells us that they had the misfortune to recall the pictures of that once too popular sentimen-talist, Leopold Robert, whose Harvesters,—a true scene… … ^^%iM^ 2-^- MILL-STREAM IN WINTER. FROM THE PICTURE BY ANDERSEN-LUNQBY. could be shown side-bj^-side with the jjeasants of Millet, or even with the peasants of JulesBreton! M. Montrosier, by-the-way, is much mystified by the fact that Schenck should haveexhibited in his first Salon with the…
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